Author: Manish Choudhary

New Delhi, India – In a recent development, Indian cricketer Shikhar Dhawan has been granted a divorce from his wife Aesha Mukerji on the grounds of cruelty. The divorce proceedings revealed several key issues that contributed to the decision: In 2020, Aesha and their son came to India for an extended stay, while her daughters remained in Australia. She compelled Dhawan to send AU $15,500 monthly to support her daughters from her previous marriage. This development sheds light on the personal challenges faced by public figures like Shikhar Dhawan and highlights the complexities of marital disputes, particularly in high-profile cases.

Raipur, Chhattisgarh – The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has summoned Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor to its Raipur office for questioning in connection with a money laundering case linked to the Mahadev Book Online gaming-betting app. Kapoor had promoted one of the Mahadev apps, and the ED is investigating the details of his fees and involvement in the promotion. Several sports personalities, including foreign cricketers, are also reportedly under the ED’s scrutiny in this case. This development marks the first time that a Bollywood celebrity, among more than a dozen who endorsed or promoted the Mahadev apps, has been summoned for questioning…

Raipur, Chhattisgarh – In alignment with the government’s determination to curb the inflow of smuggled liquor from neighboring states and clamp down on illegal liquor transactions, Senior Superintendent of Police Prashant Aggarwal has issued directives to all police gazetted officers, station in-charges, and the heads of anti-crime and cyber units in Raipur. Under these directives, officers have been tasked with investigating and taking action against those involved in the illicit buying and selling of liquor. To execute this mission effectively, police gazetted officers across Raipur, as well as the Anti Crime and Cyber Unit, have been actively gathering information through…

Korba, Chhattisgarh – In a heart-wrenching incident, a police constable took his own life by shooting himself with his service rifle. The tragic event unfolded within the premises of the election branch warehouse. The lifeless body of the constable, identified as Lalit Sonwani, was discovered at the scene. Upon receiving the distressing report, authorities from the Civil Line police station swiftly arrived at the location to initiate an investigation. Alongside them, a dog squad and forensic experts were also summoned to assist in the inquiry. Lalit Sonwani, who had recently been stationed at the Pali police station in Civil Lines,…

Raipur : In a significant crackdown on illegal drug activities, Raipur Police apprehended two individuals, Kulwinder Singh and Nishanji Singh, hailing from Punjab, in the Kabir Nagar area. The police seized approximately 60 grams of narcotic drug Heroin (commonly known as Chitha) and 570 intoxicating tablets from their possession. This operation was carried out in accordance with the provisions of Section 21b and 22 of the NDPS Act, leading to the arrest of the accused. The Raipur Police remains committed to combating the illicit drug trade, ensuring the safety and well-being of the community.

The Chhattisgarh Police Department is undergoing a significant transformation as 21 officers of the State Police Service are being reassigned to new roles ahead of the impending assembly elections. The move, orchestrated by the state government, aims to streamline administrative operations in preparation for the electoral process. Under the directive of Home Department Under Secretary Manoj Kumar Srivastava, prominent officers such as Santosh Borkar, Mantlu Ram Bhagat, Abhishek Singh, Abhishek Kumar Jha, Rakesh Kumar Kurre, Pushpendra Baghel, Pramod Kumar Gupta, and Neha Verma are among those being transferred. This reshuffling of DSPs reflects the government’s commitment to ensuring efficient governance…

Pt. Ravi Shankar University, known for its frequent exam result controversies, has encountered another issue. In the recent PhD entrance exams, not a single student passed in seven departments out of 714 participants. The PhD entrance examination, administered by Pt. Ravi Shankar Shukla University, saw a disappointing outcome, with no successful candidates in seven subjects: Mathematics, Biotechnology, Botany, Defense Studies, Geography, Management, and Physical Education. Additionally, several other subjects had only one or two students passing. Out of the 714 students who took the examination, only 140 managed to pass. These successful candidates will receive certificates from the university. The…

Bilaspur tribal leader Sant Kumar Netam has been nominated as a member of Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission (CGPSC). Information in this regard has also been published in the Gazette. Sant Kumar Netam is a resident of Ward No. 3 Uslapur Sakri under Bilaspur Municipal Corporation. Sant Kumar Netam, who holds an engineering degree, has been active for the interests of the tribal society for a long time. He also worked for the Tribal Development Council Youth Division. On his appointment, all the tribal community and other social people congratulated him and wished him a bright future. Sant Kumar Netam’s nomination…

Durg, Chhattisgarh: A tragic incident unfolded during Ganesh immersion in Durg district as a dispute escalated, leading to the fatal stabbing of a 21-year-old youth named Rahul. His father and brother were also injured in the altercation, leaving the family devastated. Following Rahul’s untimely death, enraged family members have issued warnings of possible blockades in protest. The local police have initiated an investigation into the case. According to Radhe, who was injured in the altercation, he had accompanied his father, Jaikaran Sahu, and his late brother, Rahul Sahu, to the Ganesh immersion event. The family was peacefully sitting in a…

Raipur, Chhattisgarh: In an effort to ensure the peaceful completion of the Ganesh immersion tableau, Senior Superintendent of Police Prashant Aggarwal has issued directives to all gazetted officers within the Raipur district, as well as police station in-charges, and officers and employees of the Anti-Crime and Cyber Unit (ACCU). The instructions call for effective action against criminal elements and mischievous individuals. In response to these instructions, 12 special teams comprised of joint staff from police stations/posts and the ACCU have been established and deployed under the supervision of senior officers. These teams are stationed at key intersections, sensitive areas, narrow…