Vishal Kumar

Patna Police apprehended a notorious criminal, Mohd Junaid alias Baba, in connection with a Rs 30 lakh theft at a Patliputra Colony apartment. Recovered from his Jakkanpur hideout were weapons, ammunition, stolen jewellery, cash, and a stolen motorcycle. Junaid confessed to planning the heist with two accomplices met in jail, who are now on the run.

A case has been registered against a woman in Kondapur for allegedly posting derogatory content on WhatsApp targeting Hindu deities. The complaint, filed by a private employee, cited WhatsApp status updates and messages in an apartment group. Police are investigating the matter under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.

In a tragic turn of events, 19-year-old Vishal Kumar was discovered lifeless in a field adjacent to a sawmill in Bakhri, Begusarai, on Tuesday. His father recounted that Vishal had peacefully gone to sleep on Monday night, only to be found missing from his bed the following morning.

Noida witnessed violent protests and arson on Monday. Workers, angered by a wage hike in Gurgaon, blocked roads causing citywide traffic collapse. Vehicles were set ablaze, and police faced stone-pelting. Over 200 people were detained. The unrest highlights growing worker discontent over wage disparities and living costs.

Tragedy struck in Kaimur district as a young man of 20 lost his life, and two others were left seriously ill after consuming food believed to be tainted from a nearby eatery. In response, local authorities have shut down the restaurant and launched a thorough investigation.

Meghalaya Board of School Education declared the SSLC Class 10 results today, April 7. Wangaal Lama from Shillong topped the exams with 585 marks. Students can check their results on official websites. The digital marksheet provides subject-wise scores and overall performance. A list of top 20 scorers has also been released.

Gulab Kumar Saw tragically lost his life following injuries he received during a violent clash at a Ram Navami procession. Authorities have arrested two suspects and placed a minor in custody in connection with the stabbing.

The Meghalaya Board of School Education has declared the MBOSE SSLC Result 2026 on April 7 at 11 AM. Students can access their provisional marksheets online using login credentials. The scorecard includes subject-wise marks and pass status, while original certificates will be issued later through schools. The pass percentage of the exam is 86.84%. Wangaal Lama has topped the exam with 585 marks.

Three laborers died in Barnala district, Punjab, when a double-storey house, being lifted with hydraulic jacks, collapsed early Sunday morning. The house, owned by Vishal Kumar, had been raised due to successive road carpeting. Police are investigating potential negligence by the owner and contractor after sewage water reportedly weakened the foundation, leading to the collapse during a spell of rain.

A bike-theft suspect, Firoz Ansari, escaped from a Siwan police lock-up early Friday by breaking through a washroom wall and exiting via a window. The escape was detected about an hour later, prompting Siwan SP Puran Kumar Jha to issue show-cause notices to an on-duty ASI and a home guard. A special team has been formed to locate the fugitive.

The family of Vishal Kumar, who died during treatment in Venezuela on January 13, is still waiting for his body to arrive in Ranchi.

A 24-year-old motor mechanic, Vishal Kumar, who had met with an accident near Dhillon Barrier on April 26, succumbed to his injuries in PGI on Tuesday.

A national-level wrestler was electrocuted due to a short circuit at the inundated and dilapidated stadium building which houses the office of the Jharkhand State Wrestling Association (JSWA)

In a significant development, the Jharkhand High Court has overturned the conviction of Vikas Tiwari and four others in the 2015 murder of Hazaribag gangster Sushil Srivastava. The appellate court cited a lack of evidence for its decision, acquitting the men who had appealed their 2020 conviction.

Seven people, including two children, sustained burn injuries after a cylinder blast in Rohtak’s Ekta Colony early Wednesday morning.The injured include house owner Vishal Kumar, his wife Anuradha, and their minor sons Rehan and Vihaan.

Police booked Rajni Devi, 25, along with her parents Raj Kumar and Kiran Bala on Sunday for allegedly abetting her husband's suicide.

The martyred CRPF head constable, Vishal Kumar, was cremated with full state honours at Sultanganj ghat in Bhagalpur district on Wednesday. He was killed in a terrorist attack at Maisuma in Srinagar’s Lal Chowk on Monday.