Headline: Jharkhand High Court Gives Relief to 5 Former Ministers
Ranchi: The Jharkhand High Court has granted a major relief to five former ministers of the Raghubar Das government — Amar Kumar Bauri, Randhir Singh, Dr. Neera Yadav, Louis Marandi, and Neelkanth Singh Munda. The court has dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking investigation into allegations of disproportionate assets against the ministers. As a result, no further inquiry will be conducted into the matter.
देवघर में दुकान के अंदर सो रहे दुकानदार पर अपराधियों ने किया हमला,सामान और रूपये ले हुए फरार
देवघर : देवघर के देवीपुर थाना क्षेत्र के बघारा रायडीह गांव के रहने वाला 75 वर्षीय कानू महतो गांव में ही एक दुकान का संचालन करता है. बीती रात वह दुकान बंद कर के अंदर सो रहा था तभी रात करीब 3 बजे अज्ञात अपराधियों द्वारा पहले दुकान खोलवाया गया फिर सारा दुकान में रखे समान सहित नगदी को लूट लिया गया. इस दौरान लूटपाट का विरोध करने पर अपराधकर्मियों द्वारा कुल्हाड़ी से मार कर घायल कर दिया गया. अपराधकर्मी समझे की इसकी मौत हो गयी तो सभी वहाँ से फरार हो गए.
Angry Mob Attacks Construction Camp in Garhwa Over Missing Boy
Jharkhand : in Garhwa's Chhatarpur village, around 400 villagers attacked a road construction company's base camp, smashing vehicle windows and vandalizing the office. The incident was triggered by the disappearance of a boy from Korwadih village, with locals accusing the camp of being involved. Upon receiving the news, the SP arrived to investigate.
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How growing cattle feed indoors could help ranchers maintain herds during drought
An indoor vertical farming company in Alberta is branching out into a new agriculture initiative: feeding hungry cattle.For the past few years, NuLeaf Farms has been growing leafy greens and herbs in its southeast Calgary warehouse. Now the company is working with ranchers to set up the technology to grow feed. The system uses way less water than traditional methods, which is important as Alberta continues to experience severe drought.
Jodie Foster revives HBO's flagging franchise with 'True Detective: Night Country'
In the sixth and final episode of True Detective season 4, a suspect is taped to a chair for questioning by Liz Danvers (Jodie Foster) and Evangeline Navarro (Kali Reis). The two Alaska detectives want information about the murder of an Indigenous activist named Annie K. (Nivi Pedersen), but the subject of their interrogation disheveled and distraught to the point of hysteria.
Maoists puts up posters everywhere, panic among villagers
Chaibasa: CPI-Maoist Maoists have put up posters related to the boycott of Panchayat elections last night on the side of roads and villages of the Chotanagara police station area of the Naxal-affected Saranda forest. However, after getting the information, the police uprooted and removed all the posters. According to sources, the Naxalites have put up posters related to the boycott of Panchayat elections at midnight
Panchayat elections in the district tomorrow, DC appeals to the people to vote
Gumla - Now only one day is left for the Panchayat elections to be held in the district. In the first phase of elections to be held tomorrow, elections are to be held in Raidih Sisai and Bharno blocks. The administration seems fully prepared regarding this. DC Sushant Gaurav spoke openly with the news post on many issues regarding the elections. Along with the arrangement, he appealed to the people to vote freely in the elections.
