The Bihar government is contemplating taking over the erstwhile estate of Bettiah Raj land worth over ₹8,000 crore and comprising of over 15,000 acres stretching from Champaran across several ...

Under the leadership of the Chief Minister, the state government has announced the 'Direct Recruitment Rules of Bihar Outstanding Sportspersons 2023' on the lines of 'Medal Lao Naukri Pao' to ...

Bihar Health Officers Recruitment 2024 ... in line with the curriculum established by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, are also eligible. The upper age limit ...

The Bihar government on Wednesday signed an MoU with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for the re-development ...

Bihar bypoll: The Election Commission today (November 4) announced bypoll to the Tirhut Graduate constituency of Bihar legislative council which fell vacant upon election to Lok Sabha of senior ...

Patna: More than one-third of govt schools in Bihar have crowded classrooms with inadequate furniture and face lack of basic amenities like toilets and drinking water. Also, nearly one-fourth of ...

After marrying Brajkishore Sinha from Begusarai, Sharda Sinha faced resistance from her mother-in-law over her singing.

The Bihar Government released a total of 1,70,461 vacancies for the July session of the 7th phase of the Bihar Teacher recruitment process, and 69,692 vacancies are expected to be released through ...

PATNA: Millions are expected to gather at the Ganges River ghats in Bihar on Thursday for the third day of Chhath Puja, prompting extensive preparations by the state government. This day marks a ...

New Delhi: Over three crore students of Bihar’s government school students will have to mark their attendance through facial recognition to curb attendance “fudging” and “corruption” in mid-day meal ...

The Bihar government is contemplating taking over the land worth about Rs 7,960 crore, belonging to the erstwhile estate of Bettiah Raj, one of the largest zamindaris of the state, a large part which ...

Come January, over three crore students of Bihar’s government schools will have to mark their attendance through facial recognition to curb attendance “fudging” and “corruption” in mid-day meal ...