Nitish Kumar Set To Tour Bihar In October, First Statewide Outreach Since Leaving CM’s Post
Nitish Kumar is preparing for his first statewide Bihar tour since stepping down as chief minister, with plans to meet...
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.
Nitish Kumar is preparing for his first statewide Bihar tour since stepping down as chief minister, with plans to meet...
Railway police have arrested a man accused of allegedly molesting a female passenger aboard the Tejas Rajdhani Express travelling from...
Bihar's agriculture minister has urged the Centre and ICAR to strengthen research and technology support for makhana, climate-resilient crops, natural...
Bihar is expected to see intense monsoon activity through the week, with thunderstorms, lightning and heavy rain forecast in several...
Around 140 Jeevika Didis received certificates after completing a specialised skill-development programme conducted by NIFT Patna and Aditya Birla Fashion...
The RJD will hold a Raj Bhavan march in Patna on August 19, targeting the Bihar government over paper leaks,...
Patna Municipal Corporation has issued a notice to Mayor Sita Sahu over alleged non-residential use of her residential premises, as...
The Patna High Court has stayed Bihar’s ongoing teacher transfer process after petitioners challenged the criteria and transparency of transfers...
Bihar is moving ahead with plans to link the Son and Phalgu rivers through a pipeline and canal network as...
Bihar has reshuffled the responsibilities of 17 IAS officers, including senior departmental secretaries and district magistrates in five districts.