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Kolkata hotel fire

Nine killed as massive fire engulfs Kolkata hotel

Child, woman among dead; six others hospitalized in serious condition as narrow exits trigger panic and suffocation.

Jharkhand students call off hunger strike after govt cancels JSSC-CGL, TDPL exams

Four students ended their 16-day hunger strike after the Hemant Soren government scrapped the exams, but the JPSC-JSSC Reform Forum said its agitation will continue over the demand for a CBI probe.

FM Sitharaman

PM Modi hails Sitharaman’s role in building strong, self-reliant India

On her birthday, the PM praises the Finance Minister’s focus on reforms and economic development, saying her efforts are adding momentum to India’s growth journey.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren announces cancellation of JSSC-CGL examination after Cabinet meeting amid student protests

BREAKING: Jharkhand Cabinet Cancels JSSC-CGL Exam, Scraps TDPL Exams; Probe Ordered Into Recruitment Irregularities Since 2014

Chief Minister Hemant Soren accepted key demands of protesting aspirants, cancelling the JSSC-CGL exam and TDPL-linked recruitment processes while ordering a wider probe into exam irregularities.

Devotees and security personnel at Ashok Dham temple in Lakhisarai after a stampede killed seven people on August 17, 2026

Seven devotees killed in stampede at Bihar’s Ashok Dham temple, over a dozen injured

A massive crowd gathered for Jalabhishek on the third Monday of Shravan when a broken barricade and fallen electric pole triggered panic at the Lakhisarai temple.

Jharkhand student protest enters day 24 as Rahul Gandhi urges Soren to meet agitators

Gandhi’s letter comes ahead of a fourth round of talks between the government and protesting students, who are demanding action over alleged irregularities in JPSC and JSSC recruitment exams.

Students’ years are being stolen’: Rahul Gandhi attacks NTA over UGC-NET re-exam

Thousands of candidates will have to retake the exams in September after errors were found in papers held in June, with Rahul Gandhi saying students were being made to pay for the testing agency’s mistakes.

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