The Latest Breaking News from Bihar

India warns people to avoid catching ‘unusual’ fish after Nepal flash floods

State authorities say fish may have come into contact with corpses after 1,100 people killed in Himalayan disaster

The Independent UK · Sep 2

Nepal floods bring strange fish to Bihar, govt warns against eating or selling it; consumption may cause vomiting, diarrhoea

Nepal unusual fish found in Bihar: Nepal flood has swept an unusual fish into Bihar’s Gandak basin. The floodwaters from Nepal have prompted the state government to advise residents of West Champaran and Gopalganj not to eat, buy or sell unidentified fish until their safety is confirmed. The consumption of…

The Economic Times · Sep 2

School holiday tomorrow, September 2? Check latest state-wise update

School holiday September 2, 2026: Schools have not been declared closed nationwide due to rain, but students in several states are watching for local orders as the IMD forecasts continued rainfall and thunderstorms. Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi-NCR, Haryana, Punjab, Bihar, Jharkhand and Odisha are among the regions where…

The Economic Times · Sep 1

Bihar govt to replace term 'fail' with 'eligible for skill training' in marksheets of Class 10, 12

The Bihar government has made a progressive move by removing the word 'fail' from the marksheets of Class 10 and 12 students, replacing it with 'eligible for skill training.' This transformation not only supports vocational education through BBOSE but also ensures that students who struggle receive one month of focused…

The Economic Times · Aug 29

Bihar braces for floods as Nepal rains push rivers above danger mark

Bihar faces significant flood threats as river water levels continue to rise. Heavy rainfall and flash floods in Nepal have caused major rivers to swell. Authorities have opened barrage gates and are monitoring river embankments closely. People are being moved from low-lying areas to safer locations. Disaster response teams are…

The Economic Times · Aug 28

Bihar govt accepts key demands, teacher aspirants call off 10-day hunger strike

Bihar government will conduct the Teacher Recruitment Examination in a single phase. The preliminary and mains stages have been scrapped, and "One Candidate, One Result" is accepted. A special committee will review examination reforms and hear student grievances. The government also established a "Student Assistance Portal" for quick complaint redressal.…

The Economic Times · Aug 28

How Mauritius Kept Bhojpuri Alive: The Indian Diaspora's Homeland Rebuilt Across an Ocean

The Language That Outlived Its OriginYou hear it at the market in Port Louis before you see the stall. A woman bargaining over bitter gourd, her cadence rising and falling in Bhojpuri, not the clipped, television-inflected version that survives in pockets of eastern Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, but something older,…

Times Life · Aug 28

Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary announces setting up of women-only university

Bihar will soon establish an all-women university for higher education and research. The state government is also disbursing funds to empower women through various employment schemes. JEEViKA Didis will receive solar panels and assist in deaddiction campaigns. Financial aid will support nearly one thousand female students pursuing PhD studies.

The Economic Times · Aug 27

Bihar CM Samrat Chaudhary agrees to single-phase teachers' recruitment exam amid protests

Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary announced the teachers' recruitment exam will be held in one phase. This decision addresses a key demand from protesting job aspirants seeking a transparent process. The government has also established an expert committee for examination reforms. This panel will recommend improvements and hear student grievances…

The Economic Times · Aug 27

Bihar becomes first state to have 50 lakh ‘Lakhpati Didis’, says CM Samrat Choudhary

Bihar has become the first state to achieve 50 lakh Lakhpati Didis. Financial aid reached 1.81 crore women, supporting income-generating activities. Many women utilized funds for animal husbandry and agriculture ventures. Livelihood programs also helped three lakh Jeevika Didis earn over two lakh rupees. The government will now track women…

The Economic Times · Aug 27