"Breaking News: Patna to Koilwar in 25 Minutes? The JP Ganga Path Is Officially Underway (23.09.25)

Here's a summary of the key points mentioned in the article:

Project Goal: The road will allow people to travel from Patna to Koilwar in just 25 minutes. Currently, the journey takes about one and a half hours.

Inauguration: The foundation stone was laid by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar at a program in Digha.

Key Details:

The road is 35.65 km long.

The estimated cost is approximately 6,495 crore rupees.

The project is expected to be completed by 2028.

Benefits: The road will provide relief to commuters and also link Patna-Ara-Buxar, Lucknow-Ghazipur, and other expressways, offering better connectivity to residents of the state.

Here's a breakdown of the key information from the article:

 Main Topic: The Bihar government has given teachers the option to choose three new districts for their transfer.

 Background: Previously, 41,689 teachers had applied for transfer between September 5th and 13th, 2025. Out of these, 24,600 teachers were successfully transferred to one of their three preferred districts.

 Current Situation: The remaining 17,000 teachers, whose transfers were not processed due to a lack of vacancies in their chosen districts, can now apply again.

 New Window: They have a new opportunity to select three different districts (other than the ones they previously chose) by applying online on the e-Shikshakosh portal from September 23rd to 28th, 2025.

 Government Statement: The Education Minister, Sunil Kumar, is quoted as saying that the list of 26,000 teacher vacancies for the upcoming TRE-4 recruitment will be sent to the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) within the next 4-5 days. He also mentioned that the roster for these vacancies has been finalized for all but a few districts.

 Additional Details: The article also mentions that the application process for the Secondary Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) 2025 will run from September 19th to 27th, and the exam itself is scheduled for October 12th to 31st, with results to be released on November 16th, 2025.

This is a newspaper article in Hindi about a new rule from RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) in Bihar.

Starting October 1st, builders will have to send updates on flat construction to their customers every three months on their mobile phones.

To get these updates, customers who have booked a flat need to go to the official RERA website, rera.bihar.gov.in, and fill out a form with their details like name, mobile number, project name, and flat number.

This new rule is meant to make sure homebuyers are regularly informed about the progress of their flats.

This is a newspaper clipping with the headline "जीएसटी 2.0: जीवन बीमा, स्वास्थ्य बीमा, दूध, जीवन रक्षक दवाएं अब टैक्स फ्री" (GST 2.0: Life insurance, health insurance, milk, life-saving medicines now tax-free).

The article describes a new set of GST (Goods and Services Tax) reforms, referred to as "GST 2.0," which have been implemented in the country. The changes were announced by the Prime Minister and are aimed at providing relief to the common man and boosting the market.

Key points from the article include:

•  GST Bachat Utsav (GST Savings Festival) has begun, and there is a sense of excitement in the market.
•   The reforms are expected to result in savings of up to Rs 2.5 lakh crore for Indian families.
•  Life and health insurance premiums, which were previously taxed at 18%, are now completely tax-free. This is expected to provide significant savings, with an example given of a saving of Rs 4,500 on a Rs 25,000 premium.
•  The GST on many everyday essential items has been reduced, and some items are now tax-free.
•  The article mentions that the GST on items like milk and life-saving drugs has been made tax-free.
•  Other products like certain ayurvedic, unani, and homoeopathic medicines have had their GST reduced from 12% to 5%.
•  The reforms are effective from September 22, the first day of Navratri.
•  Prime Minister Modi has described these reforms as a "Diwali gift" to the people.

Ban on Caste-Based Rallies in Uttar Pradesh

Headline: "उत्तर प्रदेश में जाति आधारित रैलियों पर लगा प्रतिबंध" (Ban on caste-based rallies in Uttar Pradesh).

Main Point: The Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh has banned caste-based rallies and ordered the removal of any caste-based identification on police records, public notices, and vehicles.

Key Changes:

This decision was made in compliance with an order from the Allahabad High Court on September 16.

The caste of an accused person will no longer be mentioned in police records, FIRs, or on police station notice boards. Instead, the names of their parents will be used.

The government has also explicitly banned all caste-based rallies in the state.