Patna, Jan. 29: A seminar was organised by Bihar Industries Association (BIA) on the issue ofrehabilitation of sick and closed industrial units in Bihar on Saturday. tate industries minister Renu Kushwaha blamed non-co-operation by banks and other financial institutions’ as the reason for the failure of industrial ventures. The BIA members said rehabilitation of sick industries should be given utmost priority as about 50 per cent of the industrial units are either defunct or have been designated as sick, according to a study conducted by Chandragupt Institute of Management, Patna (CIMP). Patna: Unidentified criminals made an attempt to loot cash from an automated teller machine (ATM) of the State Bank of India at Brahmapur in Buxar district on Friday night. Buxar superintendent of police Upendra Sinha said the robbers barged into the ATM cabin after damaging the shutter and attempted to open it. They, however, they could not succeed in their attempt, he said, adding that intensive raids are being carried out in the area to apprehend those involved in the incident. Patna: The Bihar State Bar Council held a meeting on Saturday in which the matter of running evening courts was discussed. The members said despite written representation of the Bar Council and talks with the Chief Justice and also protests by advocates, no information has been received from the high court regarding the withdrawl of the notification of running or continuing the evening courts. Hence the Bar Council had no option but to call on the lawyers to abstain from work. Patna: A group of students ransacked a private coaching centre in the Pirbohore police station area, demanding a decrease in admission fees. The incident took place around 2pm on Saturday, the police said. Patna: The Communist Party of India (CPI) will organise an agitation against rise in prices of commodities on February 5. Moreover on February 12, they will sit on a dharna at Kargil Chowk in Patna.he state BJP leaders have rejected the allegations made by Congress leader and former Madhya Pradesh chief minister Digvijay Singh linking Saffron parties with terror incidents as an attempts by Congress party to tarnish the image of RSS. The BJP leaders claimed that Singh statements that people who committed terror incidents were motivated by Sangh is ridiculous. BJP State spokesperson Sanjay Mayukh said that Congress leadership is giving such statements to divert the attention of people from rising price hike. The BJP leaders stated that Congress leadership are giving such statements as they have failed to find out a concrete solution to price hike.
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