Raipur. A young man drowned while immersing ashes in the river at Mahadev Ghat in Raipur, the capital. The deceased was identified as Yudhishthir Sarang (35 years old).

According to reports, Yudhishthir Sarang had gone to Mahadev Ghat with his family to immerse ashes. He drowned in the river during the incident. Following the incident, panic gripped the scene and a search for the young man began. The family alleges that the SDRF team arrived at the scene nearly three hours later. Currently, the SDRF team is searching for the young man in the river. The family is mourning the incident. Further information is awaited.

Raipur. Following the devastating floods and landslides in Nepal, there is concern for the citizens of Chhattisgarh. On the instructions of Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai, the state government is continuously gathering information about the citizens of the state stranded in Nepal. According to information received so far, nine citizens of Chhattisgarh have been located. Of these, five citizens from Raipur are safe and have left to return, while two women from Bilaspur and Surguja are still missing. The administration is in constant contact with the Nepal administration and central agencies to search for them.

According to the administration, contact has been established with the family of Monika Yadav, a resident of Mahadev Ghat in Raipur, who traveled to Nepal on August 22nd. The family of 65-year-old Manju Rai Chaudhary of Bilaspur, who traveled on the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, has also been contacted. The administration is verifying her condition and making necessary coordination.

Meanwhile, 39-year-old Priyanka Chaudhary, a resident of Bilaspur, and Dr. Meena Gupta, a resident of Surguja, are still missing. Priyanka Chaudhary is a citizen of Finland, while Dr. Meena Gupta is a citizen of the United Kingdom. Dr. Meena's last known location was reported near the Rasuwagadhi immigration office on the Nepal-China border. Coordination with relevant agencies is ongoing to locate them.

Meanwhile, there is some relief that Dinesh Ojha, Prem Singh Jagat, Narayan Sen, Yatendra Prakashi, and Dinesh Singh Thakur of Raipur are completely safe. All of them had gone to Nepal on August 21st and have now left to return to Raipur.

The state government has clarified that the safety of every Chhattisgarh citizen in Nepal is a top priority. Constant coordination is underway between the district administration, the state control room, the Nepal administration, and central agencies. The government has appealed to citizens to immediately inform the administration if they have information about any Chhattisgarh resident traveling to Nepal.

Raipur. On the auspicious occasion of Raksha Bandhan, the sisters of Prajapita Brahma Kumari, children of SOS Children's Villages India, students and teachers associated with Scouts and Guides celebrated the festival of Raksha Bandhan with warmth and affection by tying Rakhi to Governor Deka at Lok Bhawan today.

On the occasion of Rakshabandhan, Brahma Kumari sisters, SOS Children's Villages India, students associated with Scouts and Guides tied Rakhi to Governor Ramen Deka. Governor Ramen Deka expressed his gratitude to everyone for their affectionate gesture and extended his best wishes and blessings to them on Rakshabandhan. He wished everyone happiness, peace, prosperity and a bright future. First Lady Rani Deka Kakoti was also present on the occasion. 1787930154_615fbe097f053849fa73

Jashpur.  On the occasion of Rakshabandhan, a heartfelt scene of brotherly love and trust was witnessed at the "Rakshabandhan and Dialogue with Sisters" program held in the village of Kerasai in the Farsabahar development block of Jashpur district. Women from the area tied a Rakhi to Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai. While interacting with the sisters, the Chief Minister said that it was his responsibility to ensure their respect, safety, and well-being.

The Chief Minister said that respecting women, empowering them, and ensuring their economic independence strengthen families, and that strong families form the foundation of a developed Chhattisgarh. Citing the achievements of women's self-help groups, he said that more than 1.385 million women in the state have become Lakhpati Didis. Meanwhile, approximately 6.8 million women receive monthly financial assistance through the Mahtari Vandan Yojana.

 Several construction works announced in Kersai and surrounding villages

On the occasion of Rakshabandhan, the Chief Minister announced several development projects for the Kerasai area. These include a new primary school building in Ghasimunda, beautification of the Kerasai pond, a mini stadium, and the renovation of the Bajrang Bali temples in Kerasai and Ghasimunda. Also announced were the construction of a concrete road to Arun's house, a community hall in the Garhwamuda Yadav settlement, a community hall in Ghasimunda, and a Mahtari Sadan in Uparkachhar.

The Chief Minister stated that development projects worth approximately ₹84.69 lakh were inaugurated and groundbreaking ceremonies were held in Kerasai. He added that the government is prioritizing the expansion of roads, schools, community halls, and other infrastructure in rural areas.

Jashpur Women Empowerment News:  On the occasion of Rakshabandhan, Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai launched the 'Jashpur Express' scheme from Bagiya Camp office in Jashpur district. Under the scheme, e-rickshaws were provided to 50 women. The Chief Minister said that e-rickshaws will not only be a means of transport for women but will also become a medium for regular income and respectable self-employment. During the program, women from self-help groups tied Rakhi on the Chief Minister's wrist. The Chief Minister wished Rakshabandhan to the sisters by gifting them sarees and sweets.

The Chief Minister said that women's economic self-reliance is the foundation of a strong family and a prosperous society. Last Rakshabandhan, 14 women were given e-rickshaws, while this time 50 women benefited from them. He added that 92 women in Raipur have been provided e-rickshaws, and the women driving e-rickshaws are earning approximately 15,000 rupees per month. The government is emphasizing providing new employment opportunities to women through training, financial assistance, and market connections.

The "Jashpur Express" will provide women with a means of livelihood locally, while also providing convenient transportation for passengers. The Chief Minister urged women to move forward with their hard work and confidence. He noted that women from self-help groups, along with grocery, vegetable businesses, and other small enterprises, are now increasing their participation in the transportation sector.

Bagiya gets development works worth about Rs 3 crore

At the event, the Chief Minister performed the groundbreaking ceremony for a rest house to be built in Bagiya at a cost of approximately Rs 3 crore. Furthermore, the groundbreaking ceremony was also held for the construction of a concrete road to Yadav Mohalla. The Chief Minister stated that the expansion of roads, buildings, and other infrastructure in rural areas is a priority for the government.

This Rakshabandhan event also featured a heartfelt conversation between the women and the Chief Minister. The Chief Minister said that the affection and blessings of his sisters inspire him to continue working for public service and the state's development. Collector Rohit Vyas, Senior Superintendent of Police Lal Umed Singh, District Panchayat CEO Abhishek Kumar, along with officials and a large number of women from self-help groups were present at the event.

Heartfelt celebration of Raksha Bandhan at the Chief Minister's residence; mothers and sisters from various regions tied Rakhi to the Chief Minister.

The Chief Minister said, "Respect, security, and economic empowerment of sisters are among the top priorities of our government
." Raipur.  The festival of Rakshabandhan was celebrated today at the Chief Minister's residence in an atmosphere of warmth, affection, and joy. Mothers and sisters from various walks of life tied a Rakhi on Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai's wrist and offered him their love and blessings. Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Sai warmly welcomed all the sisters, saying that their affection is priceless to him and that their blessings further strengthen his resolve to serve the state. Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai said that Rakshabandhan is a sacred festival of unbreakable love, trust, and intimacy between brothers and sisters. By tying a Rakhi on her brother's wrist, a sister wishes for a happy and prosperous life, while the brother pledges to always stand by his sister's honor, safety, and happiness in her time and sorrow.

The Chief Minister said, "It is a day of great fortune for me that all of you sisters from different sections of society have come to the Chief Minister's residence to celebrate the holy festival of Rakshabandhan. Your love and blessings inspire me to work with even greater dedication for the welfare of the mothers and sisters of the state." At the event, Mrs. Sarla Dubey, wife of the late Colonel Ashok Kumar Dubey, tied a Rakhi to Chief Minister Mr. Sai. Recalling this intimate moment, the Chief Minister said that the late Colonel Ashok Kumar Dubey was the first soldier from Chhattisgarh to join the Army. It is a particularly emotional and proud moment for him to receive a Rakhi from his wife, Mrs. Dubey. In the programme, Savita Didi and Smriti Didi of Prajapita Brahmakumari Ishwari University, Mrs. Savitri Jaiswal, Padmashree Dr. Usha Barle, Chairperson of Chhattisgarh State Women Commission Mrs. Mamta Sahu, Chairperson of Chhattisgarh Film Development Corporation Ms. Mona Sen along with women journalists, sisters of self-help groups, Lakhpati Didi, Drone Didi, E-rickshaw Didi, Team Prahari, women from various communities and disabled sisters tied Rakhi to the Chief Minister.

national and international events. Sharing a heartfelt anecdote, the Chief Minister recalled that while returning from a visit to Delhi this morning, journalist sister Jigyasa tied a Rakhi to him at the airport to express her affection. The Chief Minister said that today, self-help group sisters, Lakhpati sisters, Drone sisters, E-rickshaw sisters, Setting Plate sisters, and Mitanin sisters are setting new examples of women's empowerment in their respective fields. The 50 percent reservation for women in Panchayat elections has further strengthened women's role in local leadership. Today, many Sarpanch sisters are giving new direction to village development through their leadership and innovation.
The Mahtari Vandan Yojana has boosted women's self-confidence.
Chief Minister Sai stated that women's economic empowerment is among the top priorities of the government. To this end, approximately 6.8 million women in the state are being provided financial assistance of one thousand rupees per month through the Mahatari Vandan Yojana. He said that to ensure that the mothers and sisters of the state can celebrate Rakshabandhan with enthusiasm and joy, an amount of more than 631 crore rupees was transferred to the bank accounts of the women as the 31st installment of the Mahatari Vandan Yojana on August 25th, ahead of the scheduled date. The Chief Minister said that the Mahatari Vandan Yojana is not just a financial assistance scheme, but has also boosted women's self-confidence. Women are using this amount for their small needs, children's education, health, savings, and livelihood activities.
Chhattisgarh surpasses its target, with 13.85 lakh women becoming Lakhpati Didi.

Chief Minister Shri Sai said that Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has pledged to make the country's women economically self-reliant and empower them as Lakhpati Didis. The goal is to make 6 crore women Lakhpati Didis across the country. He said that Chhattisgarh had a target of making 8 lakh women Lakhpati Didis, but the state has exceeded this target and has made 13.85 lakh women Lakhpati Didis in the last two years. This is a testament to the hard work, self-confidence, and entrepreneurship of Chhattisgarh's mothers and sisters. Referring to the Drone Didi scheme, the Chief Minister said that rural women are now engaging with modern technology. They are increasing their income by spraying fertilizers and pesticides in the fields through drones. Spraying generates an income of approximately 300 rupees per acre, and Drone Didis are earning 6 to 7 thousand rupees per day by working on 20 to 25 acres.

Chief Minister Shri Sai said that women are not only being empowered as beneficiaries of schemes, but are also being empowered as strong partners in economic activities and the development process. Women from self-help groups are now advancing in new areas, in addition to traditional livelihood activities. He noted that large-scale housing construction is underway in the state under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, with approximately 1,600 houses being built daily. Women from self-help groups are earning a good income by engaging in the business of sintering plates used in the construction of these houses. Referring to the e-rickshaw sisters, the Chief Minister said that 92 e-rickshaw sisters in Naya Raipur are setting a new example of self-reliance. He also shared that during his visit to Jashpur, e-rickshaws were provided to 50 women in his village, Bagiya, on the occasion of Rakshabandhan. For these women, e-rickshaws are becoming not just a means of transportation, but a means of achieving respectable livelihoods

New Delhi. India has seen a more than six-fold increase in H1N1 infections compared to previous years. Along with this, cases of other seasonal diseases like dengue and malaria are also on the rise. In response to the rising number of infections, many companies are advising their employees to avoid crowded places, wear masks when necessary, and take special health precautions.

The Ministry of Health is continuously monitoring the situation of seasonal diseases, including H1N1, through laboratories across the country. According to health officials, the spread and pattern of infections are currently being monitored to detect any unusual increases in cases in a timely manner.

According to health experts, the H1N1 strain currently circulating doesn't show any major changes compared to last year. Rajiv Bahl, secretary of the Department of Health Research and director general of the Indian Council of Medical Research, said the infection is generally mild in healthy people, and most patients recover with symptoms similar to those of the common seasonal flu.

New Delhi . The monsoon remains active across the country. Many states are experiencing heavy rainfall, while some areas are still awaiting significant rain. According to the latest forecast from the India Meteorological Department, heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected in many parts of the country on Thursday, and this weather effect may persist for the next few days.

According to the Meteorological Department, heavy rain is expected in Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, and Kerala. Heavy rain is also possible in the Gwalior division of Madhya Pradesh. Heavy rain is also expected in several areas of Uttar Pradesh, including Banda, Kanpur, and Jhansi. Generally cloudy skies are expected in the national capital Delhi and surrounding areas on Thursday. Light rain is also possible by afternoon. The maximum temperature in Delhi is expected to be around 33 to 35 degrees Celsius, and the minimum temperature is expected to be around 25 to 27 degrees Celsius.

Noida, Gurugram and Ghaziabad are also likely to experience cloudy skies and light rain. This change in weather is being seen due to the low pressure area formed in south-eastern Uttar Pradesh and surrounding areas. This weather system can affect the region throughout the week. Due to its influence, rain is also likely in many parts of central, eastern and northern India. There is a possibility of thunderstorms along with rain in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal. During this time, winds can blow at a speed of 40 to 50 kilometers per hour.

Strong winds of 30 to 40 kilometers per hour are also expected in Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Sikkim during the storm.
The Meteorological Department has warned of lightning and thunderstorms in parts of Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and eastern Rajasthan.
Strong winds may also occur in parts of the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal. Wind speeds here are expected to be 45 to 55 kilometers per hour, with gusts reaching up to 65 kilometers per hour.

According to the Meteorological Department, the monsoon trough is an elongated low-pressure area that creates favorable conditions for cloud formation and rainfall during the monsoon season. It is currently moving northward through Jammu, Dehradun, Badaun, southeastern Uttar Pradesh, Daltonganj, and Digha towards the northeastern Bay of Bengal. The monsoon trough's position, along with the low-pressure area, remains favorable for rainfall in many parts of the country. According to the Meteorological Department, rainfall is expected to be relatively low in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and Rajasthan in the coming days. This is primarily due to the monsoon trough shifting towards the foothills of the Himalayas.

Raipur. On the auspicious occasion of Rakshabandhan, hearing impaired children of Kopal Vani and little children of Mini Marvels School reached Lok Bhavan today and tied handmade Rakhis to Governor Ramen Deka. By tying the Rakhi, the children wished the Governor a healthy, happy and long life and also told him about the speciality of the Rakhis prepared by their own hands. After this, the children offered sweets to the Governor.

When the Rakhis made by innocent hands adorned Governor Deka's wrist, the occasion of Rakshabandhan was filled with warmth and emotion. The Governor gladly accepted the children's affection, blessed them, and encouraged them with gifts.

The joy and excitement on the children's faces upon reaching Lok Bhavan was palpable. Especially for the differently-abled children of Kopal Vani, the occasion was filled with respect, confidence, and pride. Making handmade rakhis and tying them on the Governor's wrist was a beautiful example of the children's creativity, skill, and self-reliance. This occasion also sent the message that children with disabilities are an integral part of mainstream society and deserve equal opportunities and encouragement.

Appreciating the children's talent and enthusiasm, Governor Deka said that Rakshabandhan is a festival of love, affection, and mutual trust. This heartfelt affection of the children is heartwarming. Wishing them a bright future, he said that society should make continuous efforts to encourage the talents of children with disabilities and provide them with equal opportunities for advancement.

Padma Sharma, Shraddha Sahu, and Sonia Damani, founders of Kopal Vani, were present on the occasion. Anubhuti Srivastava, director of Mini Marvels School, and other teachers were also present.

Raipur. A 42-year-old woman riding a scooter died on the spot in a road accident Wednesday morning in Metal Park, Urla police station area. Following the accident, police detained the truck driver and seized the vehicle.

According to reports, Rajeshwari Verma, wife of Kamlesh Verma, 42, a resident of Ward No. 12, Azad Nagar, Ganesh Chowk, Ravanbhatha, was riding her scooter from her home in Ravanbhatha to Metal Park at around 8 a.m. She was struck by truck number CG 04 JQ 4822.

Jashpur. With the aim of making women financially strong and self-reliant, eligible women are continuously getting the benefit of Chhattisgarh government's Mahtari Vandan Yojana. Under the scheme, financial assistance of Rs 1,000 is being given every month, which is helping women in fulfilling their daily needs. Manju Khansari, a resident of Kunkuri, is also a beneficiary of this scheme. Manju says that the assistance amount received every month has become a means of regular financial support for her. Earlier, she had to depend on other family members for small needs, but now it has become easier to fulfill her needs with the money from the scheme.

Manju says that the Mahatari Vandan Yojana is boosting women's self-confidence. Regular financial assistance allows them to make more independent decisions about their needs and contribute to the family's financial situation. This scheme, aimed at women's economic and social empowerment, aims to provide them with regular financial support. Women are using the scheme's funds to meet household needs, purchase essential goods, and other expenses.

Expressing gratitude to Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai for the scheme, Manju Khansari said that this initiative started in the interest of women is an important step towards self-reliance and respect along with providing them financial support.

Six teams will participate, players from the state will get a big platform

The league will play a vital role in connecting the state's players with national-level experience and competitive environment – ​​Shri Arun Saw

Deputy Chief Minister unveiled the logo, tagline and mascot

Raipur, August 2026. Preparations are underway to create a new image of hockey in Chhattisgarh. The state's Sports and Youth Welfare Department is organizing the first season of the Chhattisgarh Hockey League, recognized by Hockey India. This league, to be held at the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Hockey Stadium in the capital, Raipur, will be the first state-level hockey league to be held in any state in the country. It will be organized in a completely professional and commercial format, similar to the Hockey India League. The league matches will be played from October 21st to November 1st, the tentative dates for the event.

Deputy Chief Minister and Sports and Youth Welfare Minister Shri Arun Saw today unveiled the logo, tagline and mascot of the league at Naveen Vishram Bhawan in the capital Raipur. He gave detailed information about the league at the launch event. He said that the main objective of the league is to provide a big platform to the young hockey talents of Chhattisgarh and give them an opportunity to play with and learn from the best players of the country. Secretary of Sports and Youth Welfare Department Shri Yashwant Kumar, Director Ms. Akanksha Shiksha Khalkho, Joint Director Shri Prabhakar Pandey and President of Chhattisgarh Hockey Association Shri Firoz Ansari along with many departmental officers were also present at the launch event of the league.

Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Saw said that Chhattisgarh has a rich hockey tradition and the state boasts many talented players. The Chhattisgarh Hockey League will provide opportunities for these talents to thrive and play a vital role in connecting the state's players with national-level experience and a competitive environment.

Mr. Saw stated that the first season of the Chhattisgarh Hockey League will feature six teams representing different regions of the state. These include Rajdhani Royals, Chitrakoot Challengers, Sanskardhani Strikers, Chakradhar Champions, Nyaydhani Knights, and Mainpat Titans. These teams will bring together the state's diverse regional identities and sporting talent.

The league's logo is based on the map of Chhattisgarh. The saffron and green colors represent the spirit of Indianness, while the advancing orange line symbolizes the state's people's continued progress and forward spirit. The league's tagline is "Chalav Re Sangi, Hockey Khelbo." In the Chhattisgarhi dialect, this tagline carries a sense of belonging and invitation, meaning "Come on, friends, let's play hockey."

The league's official mascot is a tiger named "Baghwa." It symbolizes the dense forests and rich wildlife heritage of Chhattisgarh. Baghwa conveys courage, strength, and fearlessness, and represents the players' fighting spirit and desire to dominate on the field.

All six teams in the tournament will play league matches. Based on these matches, the top four teams in the points table will advance to the semi-finals. After the semi-finals, the winning team will be decided in the final. All umpires and technical officials during the matches will be appointed by Hockey India, ensuring technical quality and fairness in the competition.

The Chhattisgarh Hockey League will not be limited to just sports competitions. Special entertainment programs will also be organized daily during the tournament. This will provide spectators with a truly entertaining experience along with exciting hockey matches. Significantly, entry to all league matches will be completely free for spectators. This is expected to draw a large number of sports fans and youth to the stadium.

E-buses will run in Raipur, Bilaspur, Durg and Korba.

Principal Secretary of Urban Administration Department, Shri Sonmani Bora and Director of Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Shri Bhanu Pratap Singh Bhadauria reviewed the preparations.

Instructions given to develop route plans, depot-charging infrastructure and technology-based monitoring system as per the needs of the cities.

Raipur, August 2026. Mr. Sonmani Bora, Principal Secretary of the Urban Administration and Development Department, today held a meeting with Mr. Bhanu Pratap Singh Bhadauria, Director of the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, and officials from the Urban Administration and SUDA to review preparations for the effective implementation of the Pradhan Mantri E-Bus Seva Yojana. The meeting discussed in detail various topics related to the e-bus service's operations, expansion, route planning, bus stops, depots, charging infrastructure, and command and control system. It is noteworthy that under the Government of India's Pradhan Mantri E-Bus Seva Yojana, a total of 240 electric buses have been approved for four municipal corporations in Chhattisgarh: Raipur, Bilaspur, Durg, and Korba. Their operation will provide clean and modern public transport and improved connectivity for citizens in these four cities.

While reviewing the preparations for the operation of the Prime Minister's e-Bus Service, Principal Secretary of the Urban Administration and Development Department, Mr. Sonmani Bora and Director of the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Mr. Bhanu Pratap Singh Bhadauria said that the routes of the e-Bus service should be determined keeping in mind the actual transportation needs of the cities and the convenience of the citizens. They asked to pay special attention to preparing routes connecting schools, colleges, hospitals, major markets, important institutions and other public utility places to the e-Bus network, so that better public transport connectivity can be developed between different parts of the city.

He directed the development of short-term and long-term route plans for e-buses and the conduct of phased route studies. He directed the phased study of proposed routes, assessing their feasibility based on passenger numbers, potential demand, distance, and connectivity. Emphasis was placed on developing routes tailored to demand in areas with high passenger traffic and finalizing them based on detailed studies.

Principal Secretary Mr. Bora emphasized the need to make information related to e-bus services clear and accessible to citizens. He said that citizens should have easy access to information about how many e-buses are operating, which routes they are running on, and the stops along each route. He directed that route charts and related details be systematically prepared and shared.

Principal Secretary Mr. Bora said in the meeting that it is necessary to develop all the components of the scheme – route planning, bus operation, depot, charging infrastructure, bus stops and command and control system in an integrated manner. He directed to assess the city-wise need and available resources for the operation of e-buses in all four cities and to set priorities on that basis. He also asked to ensure regular reporting and monitoring of the progress of the scheme. Preparations for starting a special bus service for women were also discussed in the meeting. Along with this, keeping in mind the convenience of women, the preparation of necessary route and operation system was also considered.

Raipur: Actress Kriti Sanon is embroiled in controversy over a Rakhi advertisement. Kriti's outfit in the ad has raised questions, and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut has also expressed her objection

Now, Rahul Gandhi has entered the controversy. He shared Kriti Sanon's post on his Instagram story, saying that women's clothing and their lives shouldn't be policed ​​online.

Rahul Gandhi said that what a woman wears, what she does, and where she goes is her own choice and opposed trolling women for their choices.

While Kangana Ranaut had raised questions on the advertisement and asked why Rakhi would be tied to the brother in bikini or undergarments on the occasion of Rakhi.

Kriti Sanon also responded to the controversy, saying that the beauty of festivals lies not in the clothes, but in the emotions and traditions associated with them. She also questioned the societal mindset of dictating to women what they should wear.

Now after Rahul's support, this advertisement of Rakhi is once again in discussion on.

Raipur. A heartening sight has emerged from the forests of Bastar. Two newborn leopard cubs, separated from their mother in the Chitrakoot area, were reunited with their mother after about 48 hours with the help of the forest department and villagers

A cub was reported picked up by village children on August 22. The forest department immediately took it into safe custody and released it in the early morning in the forest where its mother was expected to arrive.

But when the female leopard failed to arrive, forest officials began searching for the other cub. High-resolution trap cameras were installed nearby, keeping both cubs in a safe location and monitoring them continuously

Then on Monday night, the camera captured the moment the team had been waiting for: The female leopard approached the two cubs and carried them into the dense forest.

The Forest Department has declared the operation a success. The alertness of the villagers and the constant monitoring of the forest staff were crucial in this rescue operation.

Raipur, August 26. BA (Mass Communication) students of Maharishi Valmiki College, Bhanu Pratappur, Bastar, on Tuesday made an informative educational tour of the Kushabhau Thakre University of Journalism and Mass Communication in Raipur. They were inspired and impressed by the community radio, TV studio, computer lab, under-construction AI and media research lab, library, academic buildings, etc.

The students of Bhanu Pratappur were inspired and motivated by meeting the Vice Chancellor, Professor Dr. Manoj Dayal, Registrar Mr. Sunil Sharma, Assistant Registrar Mr. Dev Singh Patil, along with department heads, faculty, and students. The students expressed that their visit to the University of Journalism provided them with extensive and comprehensive knowledge about various technical nuances. During this important educational visit, Professor Dr. Manoj Dayal, Vice Chancellor of Kushabhau Thakre University of Journalism and Mass Communication, introduced the students to the intricacies of journalism and mass communication in his Vice Chancellor's office. Vice Chancellor Professor Dayal encouraged the students to regularly conduct comparative studies of newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, and digital media. He also encouraged them to conduct "comparative content analysis" of various media through direct observation before conducting research. A dozen students of the college expressed great happiness after visiting the university. These students went to the academic building of the university and met the students, chairpersons and teachers studying in various departments including the Department of Mass Communication, Department of Journalism, Department of Electronic Media, Department of Advertising and Mass Communication and shared their knowledge and experiences. After knowing about the various creative clubs, centres and groups being run here, they called it exemplary.

This visit of theirs, under the guidance of Mr. Dam Thali, teacher of the Department of Journalism of Maharishi Valmiki College, was a very pleasant experience. During this, the students recorded their message in the community radio Samvad 98.2 and expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the entire university family including the Vice Chancellor for allowing them to visit the university.

Raipur. Efforts have intensified within the Chhattisgarh Congress party regarding the new structure of the state organization. According to sources, approximately 35 organizational posts may be eliminated in the new executive committee, and the state team is expected to be limited to approximately 200 officials.

This time, there is talk of giving more opportunities to youth and women, as well as giving important responsibilities to those active on social media. At the same time, long-term inactive officials may be removed.

Along with eliminating the position of Joint General Secretary, changes are also proposed in the number of positions such as Vice President, General Secretary, and Secretary. Preparations are also underway for a permanent appointment to the post of Treasurer.

To strengthen the grassroots organization, training for division-wise Block Congress presidents will begin on August 30. This will include training on organization, field work, and social media.

Meanwhile, after nine recent appointments within the NSUI were canceled within 48 hours, discussions within the party regarding the new team and appointments have intensified. The focus now is on who will remain in Deepak Baij's new team and who will.

Gariaband: In a major operation at the Khutgaon interstate checkpoint in Gariaband, police seized 400 kilograms of marijuana from a truck. Its value is estimated to be around 2 crore rupees.

The marijuana was being transported from Odisha to Maharashtra, hidden under a black tarpaulin on the truck's roof. During the investigation, police discovered the packages, and a search revealed the entire conspiracy.

Police apprehended two men on a motorcycle piloting the truck along with two others. After questioning, a suspect who was supplying marijuana from Odisha was also arrested. A total of five suspects have been arrested.

In addition to the marijuana, an Eicher vehicle worth approximately ₹20 lakh, a bike, three mobile phones, and ₹6.50 lakh in cash were also seized. Action has been taken against all of them under the NDPS Act.