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Doctor murder case

Patna: Central Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday took up investigation in the murder of Dr Budhdeo Singh. udhdeo was murdered in Gopalganj jail by undertrials in May. The state government had recommended for it on in June.

Arrest

Patna: Shailendra Mahto, a bank dacoit, was arrested under Chandi police station area in Nalanda on Wednesday.

Old system out

Patna: Bihar State Beverages Corporation Limited, which supplies beer and other alcoholic beverages to retailers in the state has decided to lift the first in first out system. Foreign retailers would now be able to sell liquor according to the demand of the customers.

Memorandum

Patna: Bihar Youth Congress submitted a memorandum to Governor Devanand Konwar requesting him not to approve the appointment of two persons as information commissioners in Bihar.

Corruption

Patna: Bihar-Jharkhand Sales Representatives’ Union has blasted the Centre for its failure to check corruption in the pharmaceutical industry.

Directive

Patna: A bench of Justice V.N. Sinha on Wednesday directed Biscomaun managing director to file a detailed counter affidavit within a week in connection with a contempt petition.

Convention

Patna: Bihar-Jharkhand Rajya Vidyut Parishad Field Kamgar Union organised a daylong convention against the bifurcation and privatisation of the state electricity board.

Tournament

Patna: A four-day state level Ball Badminton tournament was inaugurated by art, youth and culture minister Sukhda Pandey on Miller School premises.

Life term

Siwan: Fast-track court I judge Ram Darsh sentenced five persons to life imprisonment on the charge of killing one Sonia Devi in 1997.