prakash patel

A 24-year fugitive, Rakesh Patel, who was serving a life sentence for murder, was apprehended in Prayagraj. Living under the alias Nandlal Verma, he operated a spare auto parts business after jumping parole in 2002. Police identified him through extensive surveillance and verification, leading to his confession and arrest.

PCC Chief Demands Pradhan’s Resignation, Dissolution Of NTA

72 Mid-Level And Junior-Level IAS Officers Reshuffled

Pass Percentage 5.40 % Higher Than National Score

Urvil Patel’s explosive 65 off 23 balls against Lucknow Super Giants announced the arrival of CSK’s newest six-hitting sensation. The wicketkeeper-batter smashed six sixes within his first eight balls, rewrote IPL records. Backed by advice, and even a specially weighted bat from MS Dhoni, Urvil’s power-hitting philosophy is shaped by a gruelling routine of 200 practice sixes a day.

Launches First Phase Of Enumeration In State

Students across India are not just dealing with deep anxiety, burnout, exhaustion and fear. They are losing faith in the examination system itself

Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi is on a three-day business outreach in Gujarat, positioning the state as a key driver for India's next growth phase. He engaged with industry leaders in chemicals and metals, highlighting Odisha's advantages for sustainable industrial expansion and strategic market access.

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Nine police officers received death sentences for the brutal custodial murder of father-son Jayaraj and Bennix in 2020. Despite the verdict, questions linger about the accountability of the magistrate who remanded the victims and the doctor who certified them fit, despite severe injuries. This case highlights systemic failures in protecting detainees' rights.

Stark disparities in BMC ward committee fund allocations have emerged within the ruling BJP, with some corporators receiving up to Rs 20 crore while others get a mere Rs 2.25-3 crore. Opposition members received minimal shares. BJP Mumbai president Ameet Satam acknowledged the issue, calling for equitable distribution, but faced criticism for alleged interference.