According to officials, the teachers had taken students on an educational tour to Nepal. However, the teachers were arrested drunk after Nepal educational tour when prohibition officers checked them at a border checkpoint. Their behavior appeared suspicious, so police conducted a breath analyzer test.

The test confirmed that all five teachers had consumed alcohol. Drinking alcohol is illegal in Bihar because the state has enforced a complete liquor ban since 2016. Authorities immediately detained the teachers and started legal action.

Officials said the accused teachers belong to different areas of Madhepura and Khagaria districts. The district administration has also begun departmental action, and suspension proceedings may start soon.

The incident has raised serious concerns about the responsibility of teachers during school trips.

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He plans to review development work under the Vibrant Villages programme. Officials say he will check infrastructure projects and assess how they improve life in border villages. Local authorities have tightened security and completed preparations for the visit.

Shah is also expected to present special gifts and facilities to soldiers deployed along the border. These steps aim to boost morale and improve working conditions. He may visit an SSB camp and address a public gathering during the trip.

The visit highlights the government’s focus on strengthening border areas and supporting the troops who guard the nation.

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Bookies place lakhs of rupees on who will win, who will lose, and even on the vote difference. Young people are joining these groups through mobile apps and online chats. Many youth in Forbesganj, Araria, Purnia, and Biratnagar trade political bets every day.

The border is open and easy to cross, which helps this illegal business spread quickly. Agencies try to monitor the region, but the underground network keeps shifting its routes. Nepal’s open border and Bengal’s proximity make surveillance tough.

As voting ends and the public waits for the final result, power brokers are already making their own calculations. For them, each vote carries a value in lakhs. This growing trade shows how money and politics are becoming deeply connected in this border region.

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