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Former Union Minister Nagmani has made history in Bihar politics by switching parties for the 14th time, a move that has sent ripples across the political landscape. This latest shift marks yet another chapter in his long and varied political career. Nagmani, often referred to as the ‘Lenin of Bihar,’ has seemingly explored the political spectrum, having been affiliated with numerous parties throughout his career. He has not only been a prominent figure in Bihar but has also held positions in the central government. Before the Bihar Assembly elections, Nagmani left Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj and joined the BJP. This…

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In a significant development, IAS officer Vinay Kumar Choubey, who was incarcerated in connection with the Jharkhand liquor scam, has been granted bail by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) court. The scam, estimated at 100 crore, reportedly caused a loss of approximately 38 crore in revenue to the state. Devesh Ajmani, Choubey’s counsel, stated that the ACB did not file a chargesheet within the 90-day limit, prompting a default bail plea. The court has stipulated that Choubey must remain within the state’s boundaries without prior approval and must not change his phone number throughout the duration of the trial. He is…

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To combat the increasing number of deaths among two-wheeler riders in Raipur due to head injuries, the police have initiated a crucial measure. SSP Dr. Lal Umed Singh has instructed all two-wheeler showrooms to make it mandatory to provide a helmet with every new vehicle sold. Non-compliance with this directive will result in severe penalties. According to the Raipur police, over 20,495 traffic violations were recorded in the last seven months for not wearing helmets. Despite several awareness campaigns and distribution of helmets, numerous individuals continue to disregard safety standards. This has contributed to 190 deaths in the last seven…

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday, following Putin’s recent meeting with US President Donald Trump in Alaska. The leaders discussed the ongoing war in Ukraine, with Modi reiterating India’s stance and advocating for a peaceful resolution. The Prime Minister’s office highlighted India’s support for efforts toward peace. They also discussed aspects of bilateral cooperation and agreed to remain in close communication. Modi later expressed his appreciation to President Putin for sharing insights regarding the Alaska talks. Putin described the meeting with Trump as a chance to reiterate his position on the…

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Bangladesh is the latest nation to become ensnared in China’s debt strategy, following in the footsteps of Sri Lanka and Pakistan. The Bangladeshi interim government has opted to secure a loan of 6700 crore taka from China. These funds are earmarked for the Teesta project, a venture with strong ties to India. The Teesta project has gained momentum since a visit by Bangladesh’s chief advisor, Professor Muhammad Yunus, to China. Financial agreements between the two nations regarding the project are anticipated to be signed by the close of the year. The project has attracted attention from both China and India.

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Indian stand-up comedian Zakir Khan has etched his name in history with a remarkable Hindi comedy performance in America. Khan achieved a first by headlining a Hindi stand-up show at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The event, held on August 17, saw Khan’s comedy captivate thousands of attendees. American comedian and writer Hasan Minhaj also celebrated Khan’s accomplishment as a historic moment. The Sunday show at Madison Square Garden featured a crowd of over 6,000 people. Khan’s comedy, delivered entirely in Hindi, was a success, earning him a standing ovation. Social media has been filled with congratulations and…

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NYT Strands, the newest puzzle from the New York Times, presents daily thematic challenges. Players must uncover all the words hidden within the grid, which includes a Spangram linking two sides of the board to illuminate the theme. The New York Times introduced its first crossword puzzle on February 15, 1942, in the Sunday Magazine. The newspaper has since created other popular games like the Mini Crossword, Spelling Bee, Letter Boxed and Tiles. The NYT released the widely popular Wordle in 2022, followed by Connections and Strands. Need a little help with today’s NYT Strands puzzle? Here’s a collection of…

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At a public meeting in Nawada as part of his voter rights campaign, Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP and the Election Commission of engaging in election theft. He stated that the people’s votes are their fundamental right, and they shouldn’t let them be stolen. Gandhi warned that losing one’s vote could lead to the loss of essential resources. He specifically cited instances of alleged election manipulation in several states including Maharashtra, where a gap in the voter count between the Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha elections was observed. When questioned, the Election Commission failed to provide clear answers or relevant…

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The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has appointed Kuldeep Dwivedi, a dynamic Indian Police Service (IPS) officer from the Jharkhand cadre, as a Joint Director. A notification to this effect was released on Tuesday by the Department of Personnel and Training. Dwivedi, an IPS officer, will be joining the CBI as a Joint Director. The term of his appointment is set to end on January 17, 2026, contingent upon the completion of his five-year deputation period, or until further instructions are issued. Simultaneously, C. Venkata Subba Reddy, an IPS officer from the Assam-Meghalaya cadre (2007 batch), also serving as a…

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Police have arrested three individuals involved in a multi-crore investment scam in Chhattisgarh. The suspects are accused of defrauding investors by offering enticing returns and promising to return the principal investment. The scheme, which came to light in October 2024, involved DYPDHURWE BROTHERS CONSULTANTS PVT. LTD./Nivesh King and its operators, who allegedly cheated investors out of substantial sums of money. Following an investigation that included raids across various districts, the police arrested the accused on August 19. Evidence found during the investigation revealed that the suspects had used the defrauded funds to purchase assets, including land and luxury vehicles.

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