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  • Man arrested for operating pretend Twitter account of Bihar CMO 

    By PTI

    PATNA: A person was arrested for working a pretend Twitter account of the Bihar Chief Minister’s Office (CMO), police stated on Thursday.

    The accused, recognized as Arman Basher of East Champaran district, additionally used the official emblem of the Chief Minister’s Secretariat within the account, they stated.

    “Basher was arrested on Tuesday on the charges of running a fake twitter handle in the name of the office of chief minister of Bihar,” the Economic Offences Unit (EOU) of the state police stated.

    “The EOU registered an FIR in February this year after it came to the knowledge of the police that a fake twitter handle was being run in the name of CMO’s office,” it stated.

    PATNA: A person was arrested for working a pretend Twitter account of the Bihar Chief Minister’s Office (CMO), police stated on Thursday.

    The accused, recognized as Arman Basher of East Champaran district, additionally used the official emblem of the Chief Minister’s Secretariat within the account, they stated.

    “Basher was arrested on Tuesday on the charges of running a fake twitter handle in the name of the office of chief minister of Bihar,” the Economic Offences Unit (EOU) of the state police stated.

    “The EOU registered an FIR in February this year after it came to the knowledge of the police that a fake twitter handle was being run in the name of CMO’s office,” it stated.

  • Deputy Speaker of Karnataka Legislative Council discovered lifeless, suicide observe recovered

    The premature demise of Dharmegowda is probably the most unlucky and traumatic occasion. May his soul relaxation in peace and provides energy to his household and followers,” CMO acknowledged.

    “It is shocking to learn the news of Deputy Speaker of the State Legislative Council and JDS leader SL Dharmegowda’s suicide. He was a calm and decent man. This is a loss of the state,” stated Deve Gowda.

    Chikkamagaluru (Karnataka): The physique of SL Dharmegowda, Deputy Speaker of State Legislative Council was discovered on a railway observe close to Kadur in Chikkamagaluru on Monday.

  • Hemant meets people at his home, listens to their concerns

    People from across the state turned up at chief minister Hemant Soren’s official residence on Kanke Road on Thursday to seek his help and intervention in resolving some of their problems centred around pensions and availability of civic amenities.

    Hemant, who has been busy chairing review meetings of various departments this week, met each visitor individually and listened to their concerns. Most of the problems shared by the visitors were related to electricity, water, road construction, anomalies in pension and schemes for providing shelter to the poor, officials from his office said.

    “It is the government’s priority to improve civic amenities and basic facilities for the people of the state irrespective of whether they live in cities or villages. Since we were voted to power, we have been trying our level best to address public issues and focus on bridging the gap between the government and the people of the state,” said Hemant.

    Each of the visitors handed over their concerns in writing directly to the chief minister who assured them of speedy redressal. Mostly women from Saraikela Kharsawan and families from far flung villages of Jharkhand visited the CM residence on Thursday, sources from the CMO said.

    Some of the visitors also got small gifts for the CM, mostly mementos, which Hemant accepted with grace.

    Hemant has been one of the most affable CMs in Jharkhand, say experts. Soon after being sworn-in, he won the hearts by his well-meaning gesture of asking for books instead of bouquets. And hardly a fortnight into his tenure at the helm, he started giving due attention to even the smallest of concerns raised by people engaging with officials on Twitter.

  • Hemant’s Netarhat trip put off after copter snag

    Chief Minister Hemant Soren had to cancel his trip to Netarhat School in Latehar on Sunday owing to technical snags in the helicopter which was supposed to fly him there, the CM informed in a tweet from his official Twitter handle. 

    As per the CM’s schedule shared by the CMO, Hemant’s visit to the school was aimed at reviewing the infrastructure. Speculations were rife that the government would announce new schemes to improve the quality of education in the historic school and bring it on the international map. 

    Hemant, while felicitating the toppers of class 10 and 12 board exams recently, had said that Netarhat School has produced over 2000 IAS officers, and Jharkhand takes pride in having an institution of such high stature. 

    Admissions in Netarhat School is done through special entrance exams. On December 5, around 2700 students appeared for an entrance exam in class 6 of the reputed school in 25 centres across the state. 

    So far, the school was under Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) and Bihar Board during the days of united Bihar-Jharkhand. However, the students of this school will be able to appear for CBSE exams 2021 onwards. 

    During a visit to Netarhat School back in November, Hemant had said that the school already has the reputation of producing some of the best IAS officers, scientists, engineers and doctors serving the country. Now, it was time to give the school an international identity, he added. “The government will provide all possible support to take the school to new heights,” Hemant had said.