Bihar Board To Declare Intermediate Results 2026 Today At 1:30pm
The Bihar School Examination Board will announce Class 12 results today, with students able to check scores online through official...
Deepak Tiwari is a Bihar-based reporter at PatnaPress with more than two years of experience covering politics, crime, infrastructure, industry, civic affairs, health, and education. His reporting focuses on factual, on-the-ground developments and public-interest issues across the state. In addition to writing news stories, he creates multimedia content to help readers better understand complex developments. Prior to joining PatnaPress, he trained with regional digital news organisations in Bihar, building experience in field reporting, news verification, and digital journalism.
The Bihar School Examination Board will announce Class 12 results today, with students able to check scores online through official...
Bihar’s Energy Department stall emerged as a key attraction at Bihar Diwas, with large crowds seeking information on solar power...
Pankaj Tiwari’s selection as a net bowler for Royal Challengers Bangalore marks a proud moment for Bihar and highlights his...
Two girls fled a shelter home in Katihar early Sunday, prompting an investigation and renewed concerns over repeated security lapses.
Passengers briefly panic after smoke emerges from a coach of the Patna-Ranchi Jan Shatabdi Express, but swift intervention prevents any...
As Bihar marks its 115th anniversary with statewide celebrations, Vedanta chairman Anil Agarwal reflects on his roots and signals interest...
A new riverside road between Bodhgaya and Chakand is expected to transform transport, tourism and local economies in Gaya district.
The Bihar government has authorised regulated action against crop-damaging animals, aiming to ease long-standing distress among farmers.
The Bihar government has partnered with a private firm to build a five-star Taj hotel in Patna, with operations expected...
Parents allege arbitrary fee hikes and costly private textbooks as schools defend increases citing quality and salaries.