Soldier's Body Arrives in Patna;
Cremated
The body of Indian army jawan and a member of the Indo-Tibetan Border Force Manoj Kumar Singh who was killed in the line of duty in a suicide bombing in Afghanistan on January 3 arrived at his residence in Patna City on Thursday amidst crying and wailing by the family members, neighbors, and friends.
Road Construction Minister Nand Kishore Yadav at Patna Airport on Thursday, pays his respect to the soldier who was killed in a suicide bombing in Afghanistan on January 3. Photo by Shashi Uttam
Nitish Honors CID Officials
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, while attending an award ceremony of the Crime Control and Investigation Department at the Mithilesh Stadium in Patna on Thursday, vowed to further empower the state police to counter criminal activities in the state and to restore law and order in Bihar.
CM Participates in Urdu Day
Nitish Kumar, during the birth anniversary of the late Muslim leader Ghulam Sarwar on Thursday said he was committed to bringing the minority community into the mainstream society and reiterated his idea of compensating the victims of Bhagalpur riots on the pattern of Sikh riot victims.
Strike by Rural Bank Employees Paralyzes Bank Proceedings
Rural Bank employees under the banner of Joint Forum of Gramin Bank Union launched a two-day strike in the nation disrupting all banking transactions causing a huge backlog in the clearance of checks and demand deposits affecting crores of rupees.
Nitish Directs Officials not to Remove Chapter on Former CMs
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Thursday said he would use his power to ensure the chapter on the lives of former Chief Ministers Bhola Paswan Shastri and Karpoori Thakur is not deleted from the middle school Hindi text book though he clearly stayed away from mentioning the name of former Chief Minister and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Lalu Prasad Yadav whose name also appears in the same chapter.
Bihar Blames UPA over Sagging Power Situation
Janata Dal – U leader and party's state general secretary Ravindra Singh and Anil Pathak on Wednesday accused the UPA government for Bihar's ever-sagging power situation saying the Center was acting purely out of against Bihar and if things did not improve in next few months, the party would be forced to take its stir against the Sonia government to the road.
Opposition against PU VC Intensifies
Anti-Patna University Vice Chancellor feeling is brewing fast in the university corridor as several faculty members, non-teaching staff, and students of the university met with the Governor and PU Chancellor R. S. Gavai on Wednesday and demanded removal of Dr. Y. C. Simadri accusing him of failing on all fronts while acting in a very dictatorial manner.
"I have no information about the plan to make carrying of identity cards mandatory from January 15."Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit on Delhi government's decision to require carrying of identification cards all the time mandatory from January 15.
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