Bihar is rewriting its water map with the unearthing of 69 mountain springs that gush water ceaselessly, yet defy explanation—no visible source in sight. This peculiar natural phenomenon, documented for the first time, promises to bolster the state’s irrigation backbone amid growing water scarcity concerns. Conducted as part of the landmark First Spring Census by the Union Government, the survey highlighted Bihar’s excellence, awarding it the number one position across India. The recognition comes with a prestigious prize, to be presented by the Jal Shakti Ministry on the occasion of World Water Day. N. Vijayalakshmi, the state’s Planning Secretary, will…
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In a vibrant commemoration of the Hindu New Year at Ranchi, the RSS hosted an impressive event drawing nearly 500 participants from diverse backgrounds. Volunteers, mothers, thinkers, and respected citizens filled the venue, underscoring the cultural importance of Varsha Pratipada. Addressing the assembly, RSS Province Pracharak Gopal Sharma described Chaitra Shukla Pratipada as far more than a date shift—it’s a profound emblem of India’s philosophical heritage, nature’s rebirth, and cosmic beginnings. Scriptures note this as the day Brahma crafted the world, initiating Chaitra Navratri’s sacred nine days devoted to Goddess Shakti’s manifestations. Sharma elaborated on the cultural reverence for feminine…
In a significant boost to public health infrastructure, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha declared that safe drinking water is now available across all 51 wards of Agartala Municipal Corporation. This achievement is powered by advanced treatment plants designed to purify and de-iron the water supply. During the ongoing budget session in the state assembly, Saha detailed the comprehensive overhaul of urban water systems. The network includes 31 iron-removal plants that guarantee contaminant-free water for residents. Major investments since 2018 have included state-of-the-art plants: 5.50 MLD at Master Para and 3 MLD at College Tilla. These facilities have ramped up capacity,…
The U.S. military machine has hammered Iran with precision strikes on more than 7,000 sites, propelling the conflict into an aggressive phase where Tehran’s defenses lie in ruins. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth painted a picture of dominance, stating Iran’s capabilities are so diminished they cannot launch attacks even if they desired. ‘We’re securing victory on our conditions,’ Hegseth proclaimed during a Pentagon briefing, brushing aside prolonged war concerns. The campaign zeroes in on obliterating missile arsenals, industrial bases, naval power, and nuclear ambitions. Post-strike data reveals a 90% reduction in Iranian ballistic missiles and drones targeting Americans. Hegseth quipped, ‘They’d…
Odisha is set to make history by hosting the 2028 World Athletics Indoor Championships, a first for India. The World Athletics Council granted the rights on Thursday in Torun, Poland, where the 2026 edition is also underway from March 20-22. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi celebrated the news on X, calling it a ‘milestone’ that places Odisha on the world map. ‘The world is ready to witness Odisha’s love for sports,’ he posted, emphasizing the event’s return to India after over two decades. He praised the state’s unwavering dedication to sporting excellence and thanked PM Narendra Modi for his pivotal…
In a vibrant session at the Bihar Legislative Assembly, the ‘Developed India Youth Parliament 2026′ brought together 185 promising youngsters from multiple districts. Held in the iconic Central Hall, the program featured impassioned speeches on policy, skills, and national progress, attended by top dignitaries including Speaker Prem Kumar and Sports Minister Shreyasi Singh. Prem Kumar praised the participants’ eloquence: ‘These 185 delegates represent Bihar’s brightest minds, sharing bold thoughts on development.’ The atmosphere buzzed with ideas as youth tackled everything from budget analysis to skill gaps. Shreyasi Singh positioned the parliament as essential for nurturing young leaders. ‘History shows youth…
Few voices in Indian cinema have matched the enduring appeal of Alka Yagnik. Rising in the 90s when Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle were unchallenged queens, she carved a niche with her honeyed tones and emotional depth. Hailing from Kolkata, born March 20, 1966, Alka’s musical lineage came from her classical vocalist mother, Shuba. Her prodigious talent shone at six, singing for Akashvani and setting her on an unstoppable path. Relocating to Mumbai, fate intervened via Raj Kapoor, who connected her with Laxmikant-Pyarelal. Rejecting dubbing for playback singing, her persistence paid off spectacularly with ‘Ek Do Teen’ in Tezaab. That…
Odisha’s assembly was rocked by grim data on Thursday as Minister Suresh Pujari laid bare the fire crisis plaguing the state. In the last three years, 416 lives have been snuffed out by flames, a number that demands immediate action from authorities. The trend shows promise yet peril: 192 deaths in 2022-23, easing to 118 in 2023-24, and further to 106 this year. Property damage tallies a whopping Rs 27.84 crore, underscoring the multifaceted cost of negligence in fire prevention. Delving deeper into natural disasters, the minister reported 6,578 deaths from drownings, lightning, and snakebites in 2023-24 and 2024-25. Drowning…
Cricket enthusiasts have fresh excitement as India gears up for a T20I series against Ireland in June, just before their high-stakes white-ball engagements in England. Confirmed by Ireland’s High Performance Director Graham Wright, this bilateral series isn’t part of the ICC FTP but acts as an ideal preparatory platform for the Men in Blue. Adding to the buzz, Paul Stirling, Ireland’s experienced opener, has resigned from T20I captaincy after the team’s early World Cup exit. Wright lauded Stirling’s contributions, emphasizing his dual role as player and tactician. He remains ODI captain, focusing on World Cup qualification and leading into the…
Ranveer Singh’s ‘RRR 2’ has hit screens with a bang, drawing praise for its gripping visuals and non-stop thrills that make its extended duration fly by. Moviegoers are hooked, but not everyone is applauding. Political firebrand Waris Pathan from AIMIM has labeled it a vicious attack on Muslims, sparking heated backlash. Speaking candidly to reporters in Mumbai, Pathan revealed he steers clear of such ‘hate-filled’ productions. He hasn’t seen the original ‘RRR’ and has no plans for the sequel, viewing them as part of a calculated conspiracy to demonize Muslims. ‘These aren’t just movies; they’re propaganda machines designed to spread…