Patna, Feb 24 (IANS) Concerns have been raised about computer education in Bihar’s government schools, with the opposition questioning the state government in the Legislature about the significant shortage of computer teachers. Raising the issue in the Bihar Legislative Assembly, CPI(ML) MLA Sandeep Saurabh stated that the state requires nearly 26,000 computer teachers, while the government has announced vacancies for only 460 posts.He demanded that at least half of the required positions be …
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Patna, Feb 22 (IANS) Celebrations turned sour for two families in Bihar’s Nawada when three people lost their lives in a horrific road accident while on their way to attend a ‘Tilak’ ceremony.The accident took place near Katghar village under Sitamarhi police station area around 11 p.m. on Saturday, plunging two families into mourning and casting a pall of gloom over the region.According to the SHO of the Sitamarhi police station, the three victims were residents of Gayaji district.The incident …
Nawada (Bihar), Jan 31 (IANS) As the Union Budget approaches, people of Bihar’s Nawada district have expressed mixed reactions, reflecting both hope and skepticism about the Modi government’s priorities amid rising inflation. Several residents believe that the upcoming budget should be framed in the interest of the common man. They feel that with inflation increasing at a very high rate, the central government must seriously consider the difficulties faced by ordinary citizens. According to th…
Patna, Jan 28 (IANS) The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has charge sheeted Lakshman Paswan, a prime accused, in connection with the attempted revival of the banned Maoist organisation — CPI (Maoist) — in the Magadh zone of Bihar, NIA officials said on Wednesday. Lakshman Paswan has been charge sheeted under relevant provisions of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.According to the NIA investigation, he was actively involved in collecting levy from bus…
Patna, Dec 31 (IANS) Bihar, already considered the state with the lowest per capita income, has increasingly fallen victim to organised cybercrime, pushing thousands of economically vulnerable families into financial distress.Several districts across the state are witnessing the rapid expansion of cyber fraud networks, with criminals adopting new and sophisticated methods every day to cheat innocent people.According to estimates, cybercriminals siphon off more than Rs 500 crore annually from Bih…