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Bengal's delicate sholapith craft, traditionally used for religious adornments, has achieved global haute couture status. A stunning Met Gala creation by Mayyur Girotra, brought to life by four Malakar artisans, showcased this fading art form's intricate beauty on an international stage. The ensemble, a fusion of shola and Kanjeevaram silk, highlights the craft's quiet grandeur and the artisans' dedication.

In a devastating turn of events, a speeding truck crashed into a bus and a pickup truck in Rohtas district, resulting in the loss of five lives and leaving ten others injured. The victims were on their way home from a ceremony.

A chilling case unfolded in Koderma where 14-year-old Chandan Kumar became a target of his brother-in-law, Suraj Yadav, who orchestrated his kidnapping to sway Chandan's family into accepting his marriage proposal to his sister-in-law. Thanks to a dedicated police effort, Chandan was rescued, and Suraj, along with two accomplices, was arrested.

Four excise police personnel from Nawada's Pakribarawan station were arrested for allegedly kidnapping a man and extorting Rs 1.5 lakh from his family. The victim was detained on suspicion of transporting illegal liquor, but instead of following procedure, officers demanded ransom. Rs 1.5 lakh cash was recovered from one officer's residence. An investigation is ongoing.

A 25-year-old decorator in Nalanda allegedly died by suicide after facing relentless harassment and threats from moneylenders, despite repaying his loans with interest. Before his death, he recorded a video naming his alleged tormentors and appealing for justice. In a separate incident, a woman attempted suicide after her son was scolded.

A 19-year-old Agniveer trainee from Bihar died by suicide at INS Chilika Naval Training Centre. His body was found hanging in the gym. Police have registered an unnatural death case. This is the second such incident on the campus in recent weeks. Another trainee from Uttar Pradesh also died by suicide on April 8.

In a shocking turn of events last night in Patna’s Maner area, a dispute over unpaid wages escalated dramatically when the owner of a gold shop reportedly attacked a local worker and his wife with a chemical liquid. Both victims suffered minor burns but are now recovering in the hospital.

Two senior Bharat Coking Coal Limited officials faced a violent assault by local coal mafia members during an inspection at Dhanbad's Block-II project. Targeted for investigating damaged CCTV cameras, the general managers were surrounded, pushed, and nearly abducted. Police and CISF intervention prevented further escalation, leading to an FIR against 16 individuals.

A businessman, Dharmendra Singh alias pintu Singh, owner of a bus service, has allegedly died by suicide. Preliminary police investigations suggest financial stress and mounting business pressure as the reasons. Singh operated a fleet of approximately 20 buses. Family members reported he was under severe mental stress due to continuous losses and rising debt.

In the wee hours of Sunday morning, a fierce inferno broke out at a rubber processing facility in Patarkuchi, Guwahati, prompting an extensive firefighting operation. Eight fire engines were deployed to combat the flames at KP Rubbers, where raw materials and machinery were stored.

In a tragic turn of events, 27-year-old Mintu Kumar's life was cut short in Rachiyahi village, Begusarai, following a decades-old rivalry. Lured away by known associates, he was discovered lifeless in a nearby field. Authorities are probing the incident, with insights revealing Mintu had a tumultuous past and had only recently been released on bail.

A Kushinagar court swiftly sentenced a 22-year-old man to death for the brutal sexual assault and murder of a seven-year-old boy. The conviction, achieved within 30 working days, relied heavily on forensic evidence, including DNA matching from blood-stained shorts and a used condom. The accused lured the child, committed the heinous crime, and attempted to conceal the body.

In a significant bust, the Bhojpur police have arrested five individuals linked to a bike theft operation spanning multiple districts. The successful crackdown, coordinated by SDPO Raj Kumar Shah alongside SHO Devraj Rai, has led to the recovery of five stolen motorcycles.

Bihar Diwas celebrations unfolded across districts with vibrant events like marathons, cultural shows, and sports. Buxar's "Run for Fit" marathon saw enthusiastic participation, while Sitamarhi planned a three-day festival including sanitation drives and competitions. Ara's Veer Kunwar Singh Stadium buzzed with sports and performances, highlighting the state's heritage and development.