Patna

Rohtas, Saran, Gaya and Siwan district recorded two deaths each on Thursday, while Biharsharif and Buxar districts registered one each. Three people met their watery grave in Begusarai district.

Two bike-borne assailants had opened fire at model Mona Rai while she was parking her scooty at her residence in Ram Nagar.

The woman had filed a complaint against her boyfriend, alleging that he had a physical relationship with her on the pretext of marriage.

Police said that two youths started harassing her. On resisting, the third youth gagged her mouth and they abducted her.

According to an official, there were eight children admitted to the children's ward on Tuesday.

Owaisi said he has made his stance clear about the Taliban on the floor of Parliament but his words of caution were not heeded.

More expired injections and medicines were also confiscated from the clinic.

The Centre's recent statement in the Parliament that a caste-based census would include only the Scheduled Tribes and Scheduled Castes has triggered a fresh demand for inclusion of the OBCs, who dominate the political scenario in Bihar post implementation...

Bihar Minister and President of VIP Mukesh Sahni on Monday skipped a meeting of the NDA here on the opening day of the monsoon session of the Bihar Assembly, reflecting chinks in the ruling coalition.

The state health department came out with a statement that till date 562 cases of mucormycosis, notified by the Nitish Kumar government as an epidemic last month, have been reported across the state.

The number of fresh cases was 991, the lowest daily rise in the tally for the last couple of months during which close to five lakh people caught the contagion in the state.

The state has been rattled by explosive growth in its COVID-19 incidence since the beginning of April.

A net has now been placed in the Ganges in Ranighat, bordering UP and Bihar.

Rai, who himself was a Covid patient last year gasping for oxygen, is a man who has so far saved the lives of more than 950 Corona patients by providing them with oxygen cylinders at their homes free of cost.

A starred question was raised by fellow RJD legislator Mohd Farooq and the reply by Rural Works Minister Jayant Raj apparently did not satisfy the opposition.

Members of CPI(ML) rushed to the well of the House, seeking an apology from the minister for his comment which he made while replying to the call attention notice of Mahboob Alam, a legislator of the party, on the issue of alleged delay in payment of old...