“We received information that CRPF personnel were travelling from Jagdalpur to Raipur. On Khapri Road near Dhamtari, their vehicle collided with a car…”
A fierce encounter broke out in Bijapur, Chhattisgarh, as joint security forces conducted an anti-Naxal operation. One Naxalite was killed, and an AK-47 recovered. Top Maoist leader Ramdher Majjhi recently surrendered, marking progress toward Naxal-free status in multiple states.
It is alleged that officials and middlemen embezzled crores of rupees by manipulating the compensation amount meant for farmers. The amount involved in this scam is estimated to be around Rs 43 crore.
Bageshwar Dham’s Pandit Dhirendra Shastri landed in Raipur using a Chhattisgarh government plane for a religious programme, sparking debate over taxpayer-funded travel and the conduct of a police officer seen saluting and touching his feet.
The IPHL at Pandri Raipur became the first certified lab in the country, while the IPHL at Balodabazar became the second certified lab in the country and the state. This achievement attests to the expansion of quality healthcare services in Chhattisgarh and the strengthening of lab facilities based on scientific standards.
According to information, this action, carried out by the ED’s Raipur zonal unit, includes 364 residential plots and agricultural land, valued at Rs 59.96 crore.
The accident occurred in the Lal Khand area of the Bilaspur-Katni rail section. Railway and local administration teams rushed to the scene upon receiving information.
The incident took place in Nelakanker village, under the Usur police station area of the district. Naxalites carried out the attack on the night of Friday, October 24th. They killed two young men.
In Madhya Pradesh, 24 Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers have been transferred, including the collectors of 12 districts. Meanwhile, the Chhattisgarh government issued transfer orders for 14 IAS officers.
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