Jharkhand

The Jharkhand High Court has stayed the government's decision to cancel the JSSC-CGL-2023 exam following protests by job aspirants.

Kumar, 56, was admitted to a private hospital in his hometown Giridih around 2.30 am, and doctors declared him dead around 4 am, they said.

According to a statement from the Chief Electoral Officer's (CEO's) office, the four accused - Rubeda Bewa, Ravi Sheikh, Pintu Sheikh, and Sentu Sheikh allegedly submitted fake residential certificates to get their names included in the voter list.

According to the CID, the detained accused has been identified as Sameer Kumar, son of the late Pradeep Kumar, who is a resident of Giridih district.

On this day brothers pledge to protect their sisters, it is also our supreme duty to protect the environment upon which our lives depend said Principal Chief Conservator of Forest Sanjiv Kumar.

Petition seeks transfer of probe from state CID to CBI

The court had on Wednesday stayed the notifications cancelling the 11th and 13th Jharkhand PSC exams.

Court issued the order while hearing the plea of the appointees.

Protest completed 26 days on Wednesday.

Student leaders said their core committee would meet on Wednesday to decide the future course of the protest.

Gupta was interrogated for several hours based on the evidence collected during the raid on Monday.

He called for stringent laws and reforms to monitor the examinations and restrict paper leaks.

A police raid in the Aurapat forest area led to the arrest of the four Maoists and the recovery of arms and ammunition.