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Time of India
3 hours ago
- Business
- Time of India
HAM (S): Oppn baffled by high growth rate of Bihar
Patna: Hindustani Awam Morcha (S) has flayed the opposition for attacking the NDA govt in Bihar on the development front. As the opposition alleges financial irregularities pointed out in the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) report, HAMS (S) national president and minister Santosh Suman on Friday said they were baffled by the high growth rate of Bihar under the good governance of the NDA govt. "The opposition allegations are baseless as they cannot see Bihar's GSDP increase by more than 10 times in the last two decades," Suman said. According to the CAG report tabled in the legislative assembly on Thursday, the state's GSDP in FY 2023-24 grew at 14.47% over the previous year and the revenue expenditure increased by 3.55% whereas its revenue receipts increased by 11.96% over the previous year. But the CAG report also pointed out that the state govt did not submit utilisation certificates of funds amounting to Rs70,877 crore. "The high pendency of utilisation certificates is fraught with the risk of embezzlement, misappropriation and diversion of funds," the CAG report said. CPI(ML) politburo member Dhirendra Jha said the CAG report has exposed the functioning of the state govt and its so-called development model. "The CAG findings are shocking and bring out a grim picture of institutional corruption, administrative failure and economic mismanagement in the state," he said. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like She's 75 and Retiring - Her Handcrafted Jewelry Is 80% OFF Artisan Weekly Read More Undo The report also highlighted delays in the submission of detailed contingent (DC) bills, which are required to account for funds drawn using abstract contingent (AC) bills. As on March 2024, DC bills worth Rs 9,205 crore were pending against Rs22,130 AC bills. "Non-submission of DC bills within the prescribed period breaches financial discipline and enhances the risk of misappropriation of public money," the CAG report said. However, the minor water resources department minister said Bihar registered a growth rate of 14.47% in 2023-24, which was 4.87% more than the national average. "Bihar, which is running at a fast pace on the track of development, has consistently maintained its double digits growth, except for the Corona period," Suman said. He said Bihar's growth rate in 2022-23 was 15.30%. Citing the CAG report, he said all the allegations of the opposition regarding Bihar's backwardness have been proved baseless. Suman said the opposition should now stop misleading the people with their false propaganda and accept the ground reality. "Before 2005, Bihar's GSDP was only Rs82,490 crore, which has now increased to Rs8.54 lakh crore. The more than 10-fold increase in our GSDP in the last two decades has been possible only due to the good governance of the NDA govt and the ban on corruption and loot in the state. This is real development!" he claimed.
News18
a day ago
- News18
Man Parades 8-Month-Old Son Hanging Upside Down In Uttar Pradesh Over Dowry Dispute With Wife
The police launched an investigation and booked the man for disturbing public peace. The baby suffered a dislocated hip and is undergoing treatment In a disturbing incident from a village in Uttar Pradesh, a man allegedly paraded his eight-month-old son hanging upside down over a dowry dispute with his wife. A video of the incident went viral on July 19 following which the police launched an investigation and booked the man for disturbing public peace. The baby suffered a dislocated hip and is undergoing treatment. Watch the video here: सभ्यता की सीढ़ियाँ चाहे जितनी चढ़ लें, आदमी के भीतर का वहशी आज भी ज़िंदा है।UP के रामपुर में एक बाप ने 8 महीने के मासूम को पैरों से पकड़कर पूरे गांव में ऐसे घुमाया जैसे कोई कचरा हो…बच्चा चीखता रहा, तड़पता रहा, लेकिन वो हैवान उसे खिलौने की तरह उछालता रहा। — ???????? ???????????????????? (@mktyaggi) July 24, 2025 According to a report by Times of India, the man, identified as Sanju from Rampur village in Uttar Pradesh, paraded his infant son upside down to pressure his wife's family into giving him Rs 2 lakh and a car in dowry. During a family meeting, he snatched the baby from his wife and began swinging the child in the air by his legs, the report said. Village residents witnessed the incident and some even filmed it. His wife, Suman, lodged a formal police complaint saying Sanju tortured the child so that she and her parents would give him Rs 2 lakh in cash and a car. Police said the couple got married in November 2023. There was a meeting between both families when the accused held his son by the legs, and swung him around the village like a spinning top, Times of India reported. 'A legal action has been taken against the accused father. We are also appealing to the public not to physically torture children in case on any dispute," SP Rampur Vidyasagar Mishra was quoted in the report. view comments First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
India Today
2 days ago
- India Today
UP man parades 8-month-old son upside down in village over dowry
A man in Rampur district, Uttar Pradesh paraded his 8-month-old son upside down through the village streets to pressure his wife and her family for a dowry. The incident has triggered outrage after a video of the act went viral on social accused, Sanju, allegedly resorted to this act following an argument with his wife over dowry. According to locals, Sanju repeatedly demanded money and a car from his marriage happened in 2023. When I went there, they beat me—my brother-in-law, elder brother-in-law, everyone. They told me, 'Bring Rs 2 lakh and a car.' They beat me up over this every time,' said the victim, Suman. She continued, 'I have a small child, just 8 months old, and no one is listening to me. Now I want to move ahead. They asked for a dowry, and now they have paraded my child all over the village, hanging him upside down. Ask anyone in the village—they've all seen the video. He was telling people, 'Make videos.' He kept saying, 'Give me money.' I don't have any money—where will I bring it from? Then he started beating me and hanging the child. He went around the village four times. The child is now sick, his hip joint is dislocated. We're getting him treated. I am poor—what can I do? The police are not listening to me. I want all his family members jailed.'When contacted over the phone, Milak Khanam Station In-Charge Nisha Khatana confirmed, 'Action has been taken against Sanju under Section 151 and the matter was also referred to the counselling centre.'- Ends IN THIS STORY#Uttar Pradesh
Time of India
2 days ago
- Time of India
Judge conducts inspection of boys and girls shelter homes
1 2 Kanpur: District judge Kanpur Nagar, Chavan Prakash on Wednesday conducted a surprise inspection of Government Children Home for Girls Unit-1 Swaroop Nagar, Government Children Home for Girls Unit-2 Nawabganj Khewra, and Government Children Home for Boys Kalyanpur in Kanpur Nagar. The inspections were conducted in compliance with the directions given by the juvenile justice committee of Allahabad high court. Some girls at the Girls Home Unit-1 requested to be sent to their parents' house. The in-charge superintendent informed the district judge that the parents of these girls were not willing to take them home. In response, the district judge instructed the additional district magistrate (Judicial), present during the inspection, to take appropriate action by contacting the parents of the girls and counselling them, so that they could be returned to their homes. During the inspection of Government Children Home Girls Unit-2, the institution was found to be adequately clean. When asked about the food, the superintendent stated that the girls were provided with sweet porridge and tea for breakfast and roti, rice, potato-gram mixed vegetable, arhar dal, and salad for lunch. While inspecting the Government Children Home Bal Kalyanpur, the district judge met a teacher Suman, who was regularly educating the children and organising various activities. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Bosnia And Herzegovina: New Container Houses (Prices May Surprise You) Container House | Search ads Search Now Undo At the time of inspection, the children were being trained to make Rakhi. The district judge observed that there was no yoga teacher in any of the three shelter homes. The ADM (Judicial) was directed to communicate with the relevant authorities and arrange for a regular yoga teacher to be associated with the institutions. Additionally, the district judge issued instructions for all units to consistently maintain cleanliness and ensure timely doctor visits by corresponding with the concerned authorities. Additional district judge/secretary Kamlesh Kumar Maurya and additional district magistrate (Judicial) Chandrashekhar were present during the inspection.
Hans India
4 days ago
- Business
- Hans India
Suman TV celebrates 10th anniv by offering 2BHK flats to employees
Hyderabad: SumanTV, a frontrunner in the digital media space under Play Even Info Ltd has launched a unique and commendable initiative as part of its 10th anniversary celebrations — offering two-bedroom flats to its employees. Recognizing the pivotal role employees have played in the company's growth, Chairman Suman made a significant announcement: two-bedroom flats would be provided free of cost to employees who have completed five years of service and earn below Rs 75,000 per month. In the first phase, 20 employees received their new homes. This move is believed to be a first-of-its-kind initiative in the Indian digital news industry — possibly even across the broader news media landscape. Chairman Suman emphasized that the company's success — growing from a small team of two to an enterprise worth crores of rupees — would not have been possible without the dedication and hard work of its employees. He described this gesture as a way of repaying their loyalty and contribution.
