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A timely 2:05 pm response tackled a fire in patna's Boring Road apartment. Fire tenders rescued three uninjured people. Bihar Fire Service Additional Director Rakesh Kumar confirmed the control of the fire's source and management of residual flames. Inspections and restoration of calm ensued. Continuous rescue efforts are ongoing. Stay tuned for more updates.

Two Smart City Mission projects in patna, the pedestrian subway, and multi-modal transit hub near the railway station, are nearing completion. These projects will offer advanced facilities like electronic ticketing, real-time bus tracking, and public amenities to enhance passenger experience.

On allegation of paper leakage at patna, NTA said, “No question paper was found kissing in any trunk; no locks were found broken; NTA observers did not report anything adverse; and, the constantly monitored CCTV coverage in the command centre no incident of paper leakage was observed.” SC on Monday, based on averments of petitioners, had said there was no doubt that paper leak had taken place.

A 17-year-old college student was abducted at 6:30pm in patna's Barh and forced to marry a minor. Found in Athmalgola's Phulelpur, the girl's guardians arranged the marriage and are absconding. Arun Yadav, an accused, was jailed for murder. Barh SHO Manish Kumar said preliminary investigations continue; the teen's statement was recorded before a magistrate.

Extreme heat in patna has significantly impacted restaurants, with daytime sales dropping over 50%. Owners like Vinod Pathak and Ashish Vardhan are facing challenges due to the weather, leading to decreased footfall and operational difficulties during lunchtime.

Preserved after neglect, the vintage steam roadroller at the Central Mechanical Workshop stands as a symbol of history. Rescued from decay, it now shines with fresh paint, embodying the importance of heritage conservation. Appreciated by the heritage-loving fraternity, it serves as a reminder of the significance of preserving historical artifacts.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Friday registered a case against officials of the Primary Education Department in Haryana, alleging the fake admission of 4,00,000 students in government schools across the state between 2014 and 2016.

Sanjiv Mukhia was linked to multiple question paper leaks and recent arrests in West Bengal and Lucknow. The leaks included the NEET-UG 2024 and BPSC Teacher Recruitment Exam, with individuals from Kolkata involved in the constable recruitment examination leak. The cancellation of the exam by the CSBC was a result of these leaks.