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After a remarkable 20-year pursuit, the long and elusive reign of wanted Maoist leader Motilal Kisku has come to an end with his capture in Giridih. The Bihar Special Task Force (STF), aided by paramilitary units, successfully apprehended Kisku, who is linked to the Giridih prisoner transport attack. The significant arrest was made in the Deori police station area, following credible intelligence about his presence. Sources indicate that Kisku was apprehended late Thursday evening while he was at his native village. The joint tactical operation involved the Chakai police and armed forces. Kisku, hailing from Hirni village in the Chakai…

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Koderma: Students at Shri Digambar Jain Vidyalaya in Pani Tanki Jain Mohalla now have access to a cutting-edge science laboratory following its grand inauguration. The ceremony was conducted by school conveners Sunil Jain Chhabra, co-conveners Piyush Jain and Ishan Jain, and Kiran Sethi. This initiative aims to enrich the educational experience by offering a dedicated space for scientific exploration and discovery. The school’s leadership, including conveners Sunil Kumar Chhabra and Vrajesh Kumar (in-charge of the science lab), underscored the profound importance of this new facility. They detailed how the lab will be instrumental in providing hands-on learning experiences, building practical…

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A humanitarian catastrophe has unfolded in Myanmar’s Rakhine state, where a nighttime airstrike by the military has demolished a hospital in the Arakan Army-controlled Mrauk-U township. The assault on Wednesday evening killed 34 individuals, including patients and healthcare workers, and left approximately 80 people injured. This hospital was the last resort for healthcare for many in the region, as most other facilities have ceased operations due to relentless fighting. Doctors had recently revived services at the Mrauk-U facility, seized by the Arakan Army (AA) last February, to serve the severely affected population. Details indicate the attack occurred at 9:13 pm,…

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The Chief Minister has assured the public that tribal welfare and the protection of their rights stand as a top priority for the current administration. This assurance comes with a promise to vigorously defend the rights of tribal communities against any form of exploitation or injustice. The government is dedicated to fostering an environment where tribal cultures can thrive, and their traditional livelihoods are supported. Key strategies include enhancing infrastructure in tribal regions, promoting sustainable resource management, and ensuring that development projects align with the aspirations of the tribal people. The Chief Minister reiterated that inclusive growth means no community…

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In a decisive operation in Bijapur, Chhattisgarh, security forces have successfully neutralized 18 Naxalites, marking a significant victory against Maoist insurgency. The encounter occurred in the remote forest areas along the Bijapur-Dantewada border, following a targeted anti-Naxal mission. Authorities confirmed the final count of 18 slain rebels after an initial 12, with the recovery of six more bodies. The security forces also seized a substantial cache of weapons, including sought-after INSAS and AK-47 rifles. A particularly significant neutralization was that of Modiyam Vella, an active commander within the PLGA’s company number 2. Vella, who carried an Rs 8 lakh reward,…

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Pakistan’s military leadership is under immense pressure, with Army Chief Asim Munir appealing directly to religious scholars for support in maintaining national cohesion. At the National Ulema Conference, Munir acknowledged Pakistan’s internal fractures, requesting clerics to champion unity and discourage citizens from joining anti-state groups. A significant admission was his statement that only the state can declare jihad, underscoring the challenge posed by militant entities like the TTP that have usurped religious authority. Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the need for religious leaders to help persuade separatists and stabilize the economy. The urgency is palpable, especially with…

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Raipur, 11 December 2025/ Under the Kharif marketing year 2025‑26, rice procurement at the support price and custom milling work in Dhamtari district are progressing rapidly and transparently. Continuous monitoring and systematic arrangement by the administration are providing farmers with streamlined, transparent, and prompt services. By 10 December, 1,72,568.60 metric tonnes of rice were purchased in the district, and farmers received immediate payment of 409.32 crore rupees. With a total of 37,084 farmers selling rice, the agricultural community gained strong economic support. Rapid progress in custom milling – Custom milling has been authorized for 5,52,336 metric tonnes of rice, out…

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Raipur Literary Festival 2026

Raipur, December 11, 2025 / The State Government has formed an advisory committee for the Raipur Literary Festival scheduled to take place next year from December 23 at Nawa Raipur. The committee consists of nine members. The members include Mr. Anant Vijay, Dr. Suhil Tripathi, Mr. Satish Kumar Panda, Mrs. Jaimati Kashyap, Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Sinha, Mr. Shansak Sharma, Mr. Pankaj Kumar Jhā, and Mr. Vivek Acharya. The committee will offer specialized advice to ensure the successful and effective organization of the festival. It will also assist the organizers with the selection of writers and the topics for the event.…

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Picture of how grafted eggplant transformed farming – Kharsia farmer Murli Dhar Sahu

Grafted eggplant is a plant made by joining parts of two different plants, a strong-rooted plant (rootstock) and a high-quality fruit-bearing plant (scion). This technology increases eggplant yield, improves disease resistance, and reduces soil-related problems. Mr. Murli Dhar Sahu from Karumauha village in the Kharsia development block of Raigad district is an inspiration for surrounding farmers. He used to cultivate traditional rice but, due to high costs and low profits, was dissatisfied with farming. Meanwhile he contacted horticulture department officials and received their guidance. That guidance became a major change in his agricultural life. Increased production at lower cost Periodic…

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