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Bihar RTPS Online users report portal problems

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Users in India are reporting problems with Bihar RTPS Online.

The most common issue selected was “Portal not loading.”

In the last 24 hours: 6 reported the service as down; 5 reported errors; 1 reported facing issues.

Automated checks currently show status: degraded (secondary to user reports).

Reports over time

Peak of 3 reports in an hour around 29 Oct, 01:00 EDT. 8 reports shown from 28 Oct, 21:00 to 29 Oct, 03:45 EDT.

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