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In a dramatic turn of events, police apprehended Ankit Kumar Singh, a suspect in a daring Rs 20 lakh gold shop heist, after a tense chase in Siwan ended with shots fired.

In a series of dramatic confrontations, law enforcement in Bihar engaged in four encounters from May 18-20, leading to injured suspects. In Samastipur, a man linked to a robbery was shot in the leg while attempting to flee the scene. Similar operations unfolded in Siwan and Patna, where police apprehended alleged perpetrators of serious crimes following exchanges of gunfire.

Grave concerns have arisen at Hazaribag's Shaheed Sheikh Bhikhari Medical College and Hospital following four deaths in two days. Families allege gross negligence, delayed treatment, and critical shortages, including oxygen. Incidents involve a new mother, a woman denied timely oxygen, and an ICU patient. Authorities acknowledge negligence and promise action to improve facilities.

In a devastating turn of events in Saran district, tragedy unfolded as a fast-moving truck collided with four members of an orchestra, resulting in their untimely deaths and leaving six others injured.

Demands include reinstatement of 3,480 laid-off sanitation workers, payment of wages for period of recent strike

Union forming teams to stop work by outsourced staff; residents fear ‘sanitation crisis’

Say will seek support of contractual firemen on strike; civic services hit, garbage piles up

Tender floated twice before, earlier applicants ‘did not meet eligibility criteria’, says MCG

Police have registered an FIR against an unidentified person for allegedly vandalizing a mazaar in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh. A sacred cloth was burnt, and the shrine's iron mesh was damaged, causing tension in the locality. Authorities are investigating the incident, scanning CCTV footage to identify the accused.

A Hindu temple caretaker in southeastern Bangladesh, Nayan Sadhu, was found dead hanging from a tree three days after he went missing. Police recovered his decomposed body and are investigating whether it was a murder or suicide, with community leaders suspecting foul play due to the circumstances.

In a groundbreaking achievement, Biharsharif's Model Sadar Hospital showcased its advanced medical technology by successfully extracting a bullet from the chest of a 13-year-old boy. This pioneering use of a C-Arm under duress exhibits the hospital's commitment to emergency care.

In a historic electoral upset, the BJP has secured its first-ever assembly election victory in West Bengal, unseating Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee after 15 years. The results, reflecting a record 92.47% voter turnout, saw the BJP's "Bhoy out, Bharosa in" slogan resonate strongly, surpassing the TMC's "Maa maati manush" narrative.

Political leaders from various parties intensified their campaigning on the last Sunday before the second phase of polling, braving the heat to connect with voters. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee held multiple events in her constituency, while Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah led BJP's efforts. Candidates engaged in rallies, roadshows, and door-to-door interactions across different constituencies.

Heartbreak echoed through the streets of Shyampur Bazar in Gopalganj after a tragic accident involving a speeding tractor and two motorcycles. Sadly, Nasir Alam and Sujeet Kumar Pandey lost their lives, while another individual sustained critical injuries.

The Jharkhand High Court has stepped in, instructing the Palamu Chief Judicial Magistrate to obtain a medical certificate for Mahfuz Ahmed, whose life was cut short under troubling circumstances in custody. While officials certified him for jail, his family contends that he suffered brutal torture.

Voters across West Bengal protested on Thursday after their names were deleted from electoral rolls. Demonstrations occurred in Gaighata and Jalpaiguri. Residents blocked roads alleging arbitrary removal of names. The issue has fueled anger among communities. Protests continued in Malda with road blockades.

In a heartbreaking turn of events, the celebrations during the Ram Navami processions in Hazaribag descended into chaos, leading to the untimely deaths of two young men, Prince Kumar and Abhishek Sharma, alongside a staggering 450 injuries. Tensions flared as competing akhara groups clashed over procession paths, igniting a violent outbreak marked by stone-throwing and vandalistic acts.