Taja Khabars & : छत्तीसगढ़
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Serious allegations of black marketing against a gas agency; Municipal Council President Mukesh Dubey launches a campaign, announcing a sit-in protest—claims of overcharging by up to ₹500.
Tragic accident in Raipur: Woman suffers fatal electric shock from an iron clothesline while retrieving clothes from the balcony; son also dies while attempting to save her.
Police locked the room and left, believing the woman was dead; they were shocked by what they saw when the door was opened two hours later, prompting angry locals to stage a road blockade.
Police crack down hard on a female snatching gang; following the arrest of nine gang members, the goldsmith who purchased the stolen goods has been arrested, and 67 grams of melted gold have been seized.
After hacking his parents to death with an axe and stuffing their bodies into a sack, the son locked the room and fled; the incident caused a sensation in the area, and the police have arrested the accused in the double murder case.
Attempt to sell 4.5 acres of a deceased person's land in Magarlod using a forged loan passbook and Aadhaar card; two accused from Rajim arrested and sent to jail.
Uproar over AIIMS Raipur convocation invitation: Vice President T. Radhakrishnan to attend, but MP Brijmohan Agrawal's name is missing; politics heats up.
Body of a 6-year-old boy, missing for two days, found in a drain; panic grips the area as police launch an investigation. Meanwhile, a young girl died after drowning in a pit while returning from an Anganwadi center.
A few minutes of negligence—a family devastated. While the father remained engrossed in a mobile phone conversation, the elder brother jumped into the pond upon seeing his younger brother drowning; both innocent children lost their lives.
Big news for electricity consumers: The Chhattisgarh government has issued guidelines making Aadhaar e-KYC mandatory starting September 1; verification can be done from the comfort of home using the 'Mor Bijli' app.
Body of Umendra, who had left home three days ago, found in the river; sensation in Raipur; family plunged into grief; police investigating; post-mortem report awaited.
The Food Department has set its sights on the stock of a rice variety that people are crazy about; a stir was caused after a lizard was found in a sack of 'Abba Huzoor' rice at Apna Mart.
300 kg of cheese was found to be fake. After failing lab tests, the cheese, which was being supplied to Raipur and Odisha, was destroyed by dumping it in a pit and the plant was sealed.
Concerns raised over the quality of sweets during the festive season; a mosquito was found in a sweet from 'New Delhi Sweets' in Raipur, and a video of the incident has gone viral on social media.
In Paragaon, schoolchildren locked the school gate and took to the streets; they staged a road blockade to protest the demolition of the school toilet and also expressed anger against the Sarpanch.
A couple entered a home, sprinkled rice, and instilled fear by claiming lemons were buried on the premises; they swindled ₹18,500 under the guise of providing medicine and amulets, then fled after exploiting the victims' superstition.
A drug addict's dangerous game with a venomous snake backfired; the person who provoked the cobra to bite fled while treatment was underway, and Santram has been admitted to the hospital.
Love, sex, and betrayal: Wife angered after husband brings girlfriend home from Chhattisgarh; he sells her to a friend for ₹20,000; four arrested for the woman's trafficking.
Durg Police crack down on illegal cattle transport: pickup truck loaded with cattle seized, 6 accused arrested, 2 minors detained, and three vehicles—including a motorcycle—confiscated.
A young man slipped and fell into the river while going to use *gudakhu*; his body was later recovered. Meanwhile, an open drain claimed the life of an innocent child; even on the second day, the administration failed to retrieve Adil from the 'Blue Water' pit.
A massive crowd from 128 villages gathered at Kokdi; in a meeting held for the welfare of 5,000 villagers, a major decision was taken regarding displacement and rights.
₹50,000 were found near a motorcyclist injured in a road accident; Mithilesh Ratre set an exemplary example of honesty by depositing the money at the police station.
Patient’s condition deteriorated and they passed away after a lab technician administered an injection following a blood sample collection; family members have leveled serious allegations and demanded an inquiry, while the BMO has sought an explanation.
A case has been registered under charges of rape (following enticement), kidnapping, and the POCSO Act involving a minor girl; Abhanpur police arrested the accused, Charan, and sent him to jail.
Yogesh Sahu, the son of a driver from Bhatapara, has brought glory to Chhattisgarh by winning ₹50 lakh on KBC; he is currently preparing for the UPSC exams after turning down a job offer worth ₹1.5 lakh.
Assault near liquor shop; youth dies during treatment; police investigating; suspect detained; awaiting post-mortem report.
Registration of jointly owned agricultural land using a fake identity; 1.23 hectares of land sold by substituting another person for the actual brother; FIR registered following a court order; two accused arrested.
Parents outraged over the ban on LKG classes in Atmanand schools; why is the opportunity for English-medium education being denied to children from poor families? Memorandum submitted to the Collector.
Tragic road accident: High-speed collision between a motorcycle and a scooter; three people, including a teacher, killed; wave of grief among family and school staff; police investigating.
Two thieves entered a Kali temple through the back entrance at midnight, broke open the donation box, and made off with gold and silver jewelry; they attempted to tamper with the CCTV system but were still caught on camera.
