Woman Stabbed to Death in Jamshedpur, Body Found in Pool of Blood
A 32-year-old woman was brutally murdered in Jamshedpur, leaving her family facing a financial crisis after her death. Woman Stabbed to Death in Jamshedpur, Body Found in Pool of Blood
Jamshedpur, November 2, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): In view of the additional rush of passengers during Diwali and Chhath Puja, South Eastern Railway has decided to operate four pairs Indian Railways Announces Four Pairs of Special Trains for Diwali and Chhath Puja: Check Routes and Timetables
Chandankiyaris clay gharondas draw Diwali shoppers in Jamshedpur
Five arrested in Jamshedpur for cyber fraud, 102 ATM cards seized
Governor honours Jamshedpur girl for national karate gold
Jamshedpur paint prices rise 10% as imports, war spikes costs
55 get artificial limbs at Jamshedpur camp
TSUISL removes 26,048 mosquito breeding sites in Jamshedpur
XLRI Jamshedpur Hosts KRONOS 2026, Exploring ‘Who Will Build the Company of Tomorrow?’
Jamshedpur (Jharkhand) [India], October 27: XLRI Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur, hosted the sixth edition of KRONOS, its annual flagship CHRO Conclave. Organised by the PGDM (GM) Conclave Committee,
Gambling Bust: 15 Arrested In Jamshedpur
Jamshedpur police arrested 15 individuals for alleged gambling during a raid on a house in Prakashnagar, seizing Rs 7.67 lakh in cash. All arrested persons have been remanded to judicial custody. This action comes as East Singhbhum district police intensify efforts to curb criminal activities during the festival season.
Jamshedpur police arrest 15 for gambling, seize cash and phones
Ex-servicemen to take charge of security at Jamshedpur medical college by year-end
NIT Jamshedpur Junior Research Fellow Recruitment 2026
National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur (NIT Jamshedpur) has released the notification for the post of Junior Research Fellow (JRF). Eligible candidates can apply online at nitjsr.ac.in till 10 November 2026.
Stunt Gone Wrong: Fire Breaks Out During Performance at Jamshedpur Fair
A young woman was injured when her motorcycle caught fire during a stunt at a Durga Puja fair in Jamshedpur. Stunt Gone Wrong: Fire Breaks Out During Performance at Jamshedpur Fair
JSPCB to install air, noise monitors in Jamshedpur & Adityapur ahead of Diwali
Jamshedpur girls e-waste drive earns her a place among Indias top 50 changemakers
Direct Train Service from Jamshedpur to Jaipur to Begin on October 26
A new direct train service between Jamshedpur and Jaipur will launch on October 26, enhancing travel options for passengers. Direct Train Service from Jamshedpur to Jaipur to Begin on October 26
Women dhakis add rhythm to Durga Puja in Jamshedpur
Man killed, four injured in stabbing over veg roll at Jamshedpur fast-food stall
Fatal Stabbing Incident at Fast Food Stall in Jamshedpur Leaves One Dead and Three Injured
A dispute over a food order leads to a stabbing in Jamshedpur, resulting in one death and three injuries. Police are investigating the incident. Fatal Stabbing Incident at Fast Food Stall in Jamshedpur Leaves One Dead and Three Injured
Son Arrested For Mother's Murder, Buried In Kitchen
Odisha Police arrested a 40-year-old man from Jamshedpur for allegedly murdering his mother and burying her body in their rented house in Puri almost two months ago. The accused was tracked across multiple states after the body was discovered.
NCB busts drug syndicate in Ranchi, Jamshedpur; six arrested
Digital Desk | Ranchi, Oct 19 (IANS) The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has arrested six people following raids at several premises in Ranchi and Jamshedpur, officials said on Monday. Among those arrested is a man identified as Jimmy, whom the agency suspects of being the alleged kingpin of the network. Among those arrested is a young woman who is alleged to be involved in supplying narcotics. According to the NCB, the preliminary investigation has revealed details of a network allegedly involved in the illegal trade of cocaine and synthetic drugs. The agency is questioning the arrested accused to identify others linked to the operation and trace the sources of the narcotics. The investigation has also revealed the use of international mobile numbers in the drug trafficking racket. The NCB said Jimmy used numbers from Thailand, the United Kingdom and the United States to further his drug syndicate. The agency is also examining contacts linked to these numbers to determine who they were used to communicate with and whether they played any role in operating the network. However, detailed information about the nature of these foreign contacts and any possible international links is yet to be established by the agency. Some hotels and bars in Ranchi are also reportedly under scrutiny of the NCB in connection with the case. Investigators suspect that cocaine and synthetic drugs may have been supplied at certain locations in the city. However, no definitive conclusion has yet been reached regarding the involvement of these establishments. Based on the interrogation of those arrested, the NCB is working to piece together the wider network of drug trafficking. The agency is also trying to ascertain where the drugs were sourced from, who received the supplies, and whether others were involved in the alleged operation. Further investigation is underway.
Women devotees preserve Dhunuchi dance tradition at Jamshedpur Durga Puja pandals
Controversy Erupts Over Non-Hindu Participation in Jamshedpurs Navratri Dandiya Nights
A debate unfolds in Jamshedpur over non-Hindu participation in Dandiya Nights, raising concerns about religious traditions and social harmony. Controversy Erupts Over Non-Hindu Participation in Jamshedpurs Navratri Dandiya Nights
Jamshdepur Celebrates Durga Puja with Enthusiasm as Devotees Flock to Pavilions
Durga Puja festivities in Jamshedpur attract crowds as devotees visit beautifully decorated pavilions across the city. Jamshdepur Celebrates Durga Puja with Enthusiasm as Devotees Flock to Pavilions
Adorned with lights and steeped in lore, Durga Puja pandals open for devotees across nation
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 16 (IANS) Durga Puja celebrations officially began in several parts of the nation as Navratri reached its sixth day. The pandal doors were opened to the public, drawing thousands of devotees seeking blessings. The city of Jamshedpur in Jharkhand transformed into a vibrant hub of devotion, joy, and celebration as community-led festivities reached their peak on Friday. Major socio-cultural and religious organisations, including the Hindi Club, Ranikudar, Sri Sri Rankini Mandir, Sri Utkal Durga Puja Committee, Agrico Puja Committee, and Tuiladungri Puja Committee, unveiled massive, intricately designed pandals. Elaborate thematic decorations, synchronised light displays, and traditional Vedic rituals have deeply immersed the local residents in the spirit of worship. Jamshedpur boasts a legacy of hosting approximately 500 distinct Durga Puja celebrations across the city, making it one of the region's largest cultural congregations. Local organising committees have deployed dedicated volunteers and coordinated infrastructure to manage the heavy footfall, ensuring safety and accessibility for families and visitors. As the multi-day festival progresses, the entire city remains unified in a rare blend of community bonding and spiritual reverence. As the nation marked the sixth day of Shardiya Navratri 2006, dedicated to Maa Katyayani, pandals were adorned across cities in West Bengal and other states, including Uttarakhand, Maharashtra and Jharkhand. Devotees were seen hopping between pandals and seeking blessings of the Goddess. Speaking to IANS at the unveiling of Goddess Durgas idol at Kolkatas renowned Tala Barowaris 106th Durga Puja celebrations, a devotee and organiser, Abhishek Bhattacharya, said, We worship the Shakti in three forms: one is Durga, one is Saraswati, and one is Lakshmi. We know through the Puranas and Vedas that Shakti possesses the divine power of Dasha Maha-vidya and Navadurga - the Navadurga of Uma. This is what we have tried to portray in our pandal. Furthermore, in Uttarakhands Kashipur, a seven-day Durga Puja festival has been organised from October 15 to 21, featuring religious rituals, cultural performances, bhajan evenings, and community feasts, with the inauguration by Mayor Deepak Bali. In Jharkhand, JMM general secretary Binod Kumar Pandey and party spokesperson Manoj Kumar Pandey inaugurated the Durga Puja pandal at Harmu Panch Mandir near Harmu Chowk by cutting the ribbon. Meanwhile, in Maharashtra, artist Hafizuddin Ahmed spoke to IANS and narrated how he has been making Ravan effigies for Dusshera for the past 50 years. I make effigies of Ravana, I make Tazia, I do set/scenery design work, and if any order comes from the film industry, I handle that too. As for how many generations, he said, I watched my father work, and he told me that his father and grandfather also used to do this same work.
NIT Jamshedpur Project Intern Recruitment 2026
National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur (NIT Jamshedpur) has released Notification No. NITJSR/dme/2025/051 for the post of Project Intern. Eligible candidates can send their applications by email till 15 November 2026.
Women workers block Ranchi highway over wage, working hours and safety concerns
Digital Desk | Ranchi, Oct 14 (IANS) Women workers employed at a private company (in Pancha under Ranchis Dasham Falls police station area on Wednesday blocked the Ranchi-Tata National Highway-33, demanding fair wages and resolution of issues related to working hours and workplace safety. The protest led to long queues of vehicles on both sides of the highway. The women workers of the readymade garments manufacturer sought the administrations intervention and demanded an immediate resolution of their grievances. They alleged that Labour Department regulations were being openly violated and that the management threatened action against those who raised objections. The company management had not issued any official response to the allegations at the time the report was filed. Upset over the managements alleged approach, the workers took to the streets around 9 a.m. on Wednesday. They sat on the main road near Pancha and raised slogans in support of their demands. The protesters said their concerns related to wages, working hours and safety had not been addressed. They maintained that their agitation would continue until their demands were met. The road blockade affected traffic between Ranchi and Jamshedpur. Long queues of vehicles formed on both sides of the highway. This caused inconvenience to local residents and other motorists and delayed commuters in reaching their destinations. After receiving information about the blockade, police and administrative officials reached the spot and held talks with the protesters. They tried to persuade them to clear the road. The administration also sought to address the workers grievances while trying to restore traffic movement. However, the protesting women remained firm on their demands. At the time of filing this report, talks between the company management and the protesters were continuing, while traffic on the highway remained stalled and was yet to return to normal. The outcome of the talks and the managements response to the workers demands were awaited.
XAT 2027 Application Correction Dates Out - Edit Form on 16
XLRI Jamshedpur has announced the XAT 2027 application correction dates. Candidates who complete their applications before 16 October 2026 can review their forms and make permitted corrections on 16 and 17 October 2026 through the official XAT portal.
Jamshedpur (Jharkhand) [India], October 12: XLRI Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur, hosted. Verghese Kurien Memorial Sustainable Development Oration, featuring Dr. Shaji Krishnan V, Chairman, National Bank for Agriculture and
Violent Clashes Erupt Between BJP and Congress Workers in Jamshedpur, Over Ten Injured
A violent confrontation between BJP and Congress workers in Jamshedpur led to over ten injuries, prompting heavy police deployment in the area. Violent Clashes Erupt Between BJP and Congress Workers in Jamshedpur, Over Ten Injured
ISL 2026: All-Indian Inter Kashi face star-studded Kerala Blasters
Digital Desk | Balewadi, Oct 11 (IANS) A fascinating battle of contrasting squad make-ups awaits as domestic-only Inter Kashi host a Kerala Blasters FC in their Indian Super League opening clash at the Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex on Sunday. With the venue set to serve as Inter Kashis home ground for the season, the occasion presents an added challenge as they look to make home advantage count. The hosts will look to draw confidence from their 2-1 victory over the Blasters in Kochi earlier this year, while Kerala arrive with a revamped squad under head coach Ashley Westwood, including four new overseas signings. Inter Kashi enter the season with an all-Indian squad after registering 22 players ahead of a fresh FIFA transfer-registration ban. Their recruitment has brought in several players with ISL experience, including goalkeeper Albino Gomes from Jamshedpur FC, defender Laldinliana Renthlei from Chennaiyin FC, winger Rosenberg Gilbert Gabriel and forward Manvir Singh, both from Jamshedpur, and striker Ayush Chhikara from Mumbai City FC. The challenge will be to turn that experience into a competitive unit against a Kerala Blasters side that has undergone significant changes ahead of the new campaign. The clubs new ownership has overseen an extensive recruitment drive, with head coach Ashley Westwood bringing back the clubs heartbeat, Adrian Luna, while adding four overseas players: English defender James Bolton, winger Andre Green, Montenegro international midfielder Neboja Kosovic and Guinean forward Momo Yansane. The Blasters have also strengthened their Indian contingent, bringing in experienced goalkeeper Amrinder Singh and midfielder Mohammad Yasir, alongside younger attacking options. Amrinders arrival is particularly noteworthy against an Inter Kashi side that also features a goalkeeper with previous Blasters experience in Gomes. Skipper Luna expects a competitive test against Inter Kashi, saying, Every game here in India is tough. It doesn't matter if you play with an Indian squad or with foreigners. Westwood, meanwhile, has made his ambitions clear ahead of the opener: Our sole aim is to win every football match and to win trophies. The Blasters will also be without defender Bikash Yumnam, who is expected to miss around a month with a calf injury. With Inter Kashi seeking to show that their domestic core can hold its own against a revamped Kerala Blasters side, Westwoods men will be keen to turn their summer recruitment into results. Sundays clash will offer an early test of both sides ambitions for the new campaign.
Tata Steel launches pre-painted steel Colorcoat in India
The product will be manufactured in Jamshedpur and sold both in India and abroad
SSSMehta Industries, Diversified Engineering Products Manufacturer, Files DRHP with NSE Emerge
Jamshedpur (Jharkhand) [India], October 9: SSSMehta Industries Limited (SSSMehta or the Company), a diversified manufacturer of sheet metal components, fabricated products, structural products and engineering products, has filed its Draft
NIT Jamshedpur Medical Officer Recruitment 2026
National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur (NIT Jamshedpur) is conducting a Walk-in Interview for the post of Medical Officer. Candidates meeting the prescribed eligibility criteria can attend the interview on 16 October 2026.
Congress Leader Files Complaint Against Election Commission Over Voter List Discrepancies
Dr. Ajay Kumar accuses the Election Commission of removing names from voter lists and seeks legal action in Jamshedpur. Congress Leader Files Complaint Against Election Commission Over Voter List Discrepancies
The mortal remains of yoga teacher Raja Kumar Verma, who was killed in a road accident in Vietnam, were brought to Ranchi and received by his grieving family on Saturday. Verma, a resident of Ranchi, was working as a yoga instructor at an academy in Da Lat, Vietnam. He had been living and working in the country for around two years and was supporting his family through his work there. The accident took place in Da Lat on September 25 when Verma and his friend and fellow yoga instructor, Vinay Kumar Rai from Jamshedpur, were returning after work. Their two-wheeler collided with a car after reportedly skidding on a wet road. Verma died in the accident, while Rai succumbed to his injuries at a hospital two days later. The deaths left two families in Jharkhand facing the difficult task of bringing their loved ones' mortal remains back from Vietnam. The families had earlier expressed their inability to bear the expenses involved in repatriation. Friends of the deceased and members of the In...
Jamshpur Hosts Thought Revolution Conference to Combat Drugs and Betting
A conference in Jamshedpur focuses on raising awareness and taking action against the growing issues of drugs and betting. Jamshpur Hosts Thought Revolution Conference to Combat Drugs and Betting
Jharkhand shutdown evokes mixed response, traffic hit by road blockades in several districts
Digital Desk | Ranchi, Sep 30 (IANS) A statewide shutdown called on Wednesday by activists of the separate Jharkhand movement for pensions for agitators, jobs for dependents, among several other demands, evoked a mixed response across the state. Protesters blocked roads and disrupted traffic in districts such as Palamu, Giridih, and Bokaro, while normal life remained largely unaffected in several urban centres, including the state capital Ranchi. The bandh had a relatively stronger impact in Medininagar of Palamu , where agitators carrying bows, arrows and other traditional weapons took to the streets and blocked the busy Redma Chowk. Several protesters sat on the road as a mark of protest, causing long queues of vehicles on both sides. The blockade inconvenienced school children, commuters, and long-distance travellers. In Giridih, activists blocked the Giridih-Dumri main road near the old toll plaza at Paparwatand and raised slogans while sitting on the roadway. The blockade was later lifted following talks with the police. In Bokaro, protesters staged a road blockade at the ITI Mor area in Chas, disrupting the movement of local as well as goods-carrying vehicles for some time. The impact of the shutdown was hardly visible in Ranchi. Protesters briefly disrupted traffic near Albert Ekka Chowk in the morning, but the situation returned to normal after police and administrative officials intervened. The agitators later staged a sit-in at the nearby CPI office premises. Most markets in Ranchi remained open, while buses and autorickshaws continued to operate normally. Reports from Chatra and Garhwa indicated disruptions in the movement of buses and heavy commercial vehicles. In some parts of Ramgarh and Dhanbad, protesters appealed to traders to support the bandh, while local transportation was affected at some locations. The most impacted by the bandh were the long-distance bus services. Some services operating from Jamshedpur, Ranchi, Dhanbad and Hazaribagh to Bihar, West Bengal, Odisha, and various districts within Jharkhand were affected. They remained off roads largely as a precautionary measure. However, train services on major railway routes remained normal. Autorickshaws and e-rickshaws continued to operate in most towns and cities, although traffic congestion at key highway intersections caused temporary disruptions. Leaders of the agitation, including Pushkar Mahto and former MP Bhuvneshwar Prasad Mehta, said that several demands of Jharkhand movement activists remain unresolved even 26 years after the formation of the state. They warned that if the government fails to take a decision on their demands soon, an indefinite hunger strike would be launched across the state from November 15, the Jharkhand Foundation Day.
Four Arrested in Jamshedpur Mall Shooting, Captured Near Raipur Toll Plaza
Four suspects in the Jamshedpur mall shooting have been arrested near Raipur after a police operation tracked their movements. Four Arrested in Jamshedpur Mall Shooting, Captured Near Raipur Toll Plaza
Opposition Leader Questions Law and Order in Jharkhand After Jamshedpur Shooting
Baboolal Marandi criticizes Jharkhands law enforcement after a shooting incident in Jamshedpur, raising concerns over public safety. Opposition Leader Questions Law and Order in Jharkhand After Jamshedpur Shooting
Tragic Accident in Jamshedpur Sparks Crackdown on Roadside Parking
Following a fatal accident, the Jharkhand government is intensifying efforts against roadside parking to enhance traffic safety. Tragic Accident in Jamshedpur Sparks Crackdown on Roadside Parking
Gunfire Erupts in Jamshedpur, Three Young Men Injured
A sudden shooting near Binda Mall in Jamshedpur left three young men injured, sparking panic in the area on Saturday. Gunfire Erupts in Jamshedpur, Three Young Men Injured
Heavy Rains Disrupt Life in Jharkhand, Schools Closed in Ranchi and Jamshedpur
Continuous heavy rainfall in Jharkhand has led to school closures in Ranchi and Jamshedpur as flood conditions worsen. Heavy Rains Disrupt Life in Jharkhand, Schools Closed in Ranchi and Jamshedpur
BJPs Tuhin Sinha Critiques Jharkhand Government Over Law and Order Issues
Tuhin Sinha criticizes Jharkhands government for failing to ensure safety and address law and order concerns following a bank robbery in Jamshedpur. BJPs Tuhin Sinha Critiques Jharkhand Government Over Law and Order Issues
Jharkhand minister's daughter among 4 dead in car crash
Trisha, daughter of Jharkhand Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Minister Dipika Pandey Singh, was among four people killed when their car rammed into a stationary truck on Marine Drive Road in Jamshedpur. The accident occurred in the early hours, also claiming the lives of Sarthak Agarwal, Naman Gupta, and Vanshika Khandelwal.
Asian Games athletics: Speed Climbers Joga Purty and Deepu Mallesh gear up for Asiad debut
India's speed climbers Joga Purty, 19, and Deepu Mallesh, 28, are set to make their Asian Games debut, with climbing events beginning September 29. Purty took up the sport after visiting a climbing academy in Jamshedpur and later broke her own national record at the Asian Championships to qualify. Mallesh, a national gold medallist, started climbing at 11-12 after being introduced to it by a school coach.
XLRIs Metamorphose 2026 to Bring CHROs and People Leaders to Udaipur to Shape the Future of Work
Jamshedpur (Jharkhand) [India], September 24: Organisations today are preparing for a rapidly changing world of work, where transformation extends beyond technology to how people lead, organisations evolve and businesses create
Armed Robbery at Canara Bank in Jamshedpur Leaves Community in Shock
A daring daytime robbery at Canara Bank in Jamshedpur saw armed criminals escape with cash and gold, leaving the area on high alert. Armed Robbery at Canara Bank in Jamshedpur Leaves Community in Shock
Five armed men loot cash, gold from Canara Bank in Jamshedpur
Digital Desk | Jamshedpur, Sep 24 (IANS) In a major daylight bank robbery in Jharkhand's Jamshedpur, five armed criminals stormed a branch of Canara Bank in the Golmuri area on Thursday and escaped with a large quantity of cash and gold, officials said. Initial reports suggest that the loot is worth several crores of rupees, although neither the bank management nor the police have officially disclosed the value of the stolen assets from the bank yet. According to police and eyewitnesses, five masked assailants entered the bank carrying firearms. Once inside, they overpowered employees and customers at gunpoint and took control of the premises. The robbers then collected cash from the bank's counters and forced open lockers, making away with gold pledged by customers against loans. During the robbery, one bank employee who tried to resist was assaulted with the butt of a revolver and sustained injuries. After executing the heist, the five criminals fled the bank on foot, triggering panic in the area. Senior police officials, along with a large contingent of personnel, rushed to the spot soon after receiving information about the incident. Investigators have begun collecting evidence from the bank premises, while teams of forensic and fingerprint experts have also examined the scene. Police are scrutinising CCTV footage from the bank and nearby establishments to identify who are those behind the loot and trace their escape route. Intensive checking operations have been launched across different parts of the city. Several police teams have been formed to track down the accused, and raids are being conducted at suspected hideouts across the city as part of the ongoing investigation. Meanwhile, the bank management is assessing the extent of the losses by reconciling cash and gold records, after which the exact value of the loot will be determined.
Four die in car-truck collision on NH in Jamshedpur including minister
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Jharkhand Minister's daughter, three others killed as car rams into parked truck in Jamshedpur
Jharkhand Minister Dipika Pandey Singh's daughter was among four people killed in a road accident in Jamshedpur city on Thursday, police said. The accident took placein the early hourson Marine Drive, located within the Sonari...
Jharkhand Ministers Daughter Among 4 Killed In Jamshedpur Road Accident
Car Rams Into Stationary Truck On Marine Drive Road; Four Passengers Die On Spot
Tragic Road Accident Claims Lives of Four, Including Daughter of Jharkhand Minister
A road accident in Jamshedpur has left four dead, including the daughter of Jharkhands Rural Development Minister, Deepika Pandey Singh. Tragic Road Accident Claims Lives of Four, Including Daughter of Jharkhand Minister
School van hits divider in Jamshedpur, several children injured
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Md Kounain Quraishi: The East Zone injury replacement who stars in Duleep Trophy final
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 10 (IANS) Md Kounain Quraishi was hardly a familiar name in Indian domestic cricket when he walked out for East Zone in the 2026 Duleep Trophy semifinal. Two matches later, the 23-year-old Jharkhand all-rounder has a first-class century, seven wickets and a Duleep Trophy title to his name. Quraishis latest contribution came on Thursday in Chennai, where he remained unbeaten on 116 against South Zone. His hundred capped a breakthrough tournament in which he played a crucial role in East Zones title-winning campaign, despite entering the competition with no previous first-class experience. Quraishis entry into red-ball cricket was anything but conventional. He was drafted into the East Zone squad as an injury replacement for Shahbaz Ahmed ahead of the semifinal against Central Zone. Most domestic players make their way into the Duleep Trophy after establishing themselves in the Ranji Trophy. Quraishi had not even played a Ranji game for Jharkhand. Instead, his first-class debut came directly in the Duleep Trophy, and he wasted little time making an impression. In the semifinal, the off-spinning all-rounder picked up three wickets across the two innings. He dismissed Harsh Dubey and Saransh Jain in the first innings before removing Rinku Singh in the second, finishing with figures of 2/49 and 1/14. Quraishis selection did not come entirely out of the blue. Earlier this year, he had produced remarkable numbers for Jamshedpur Steelers in the Jharkhand Premier League. Used primarily as a finisher, he scored 203 runs in six innings while being dismissed only once. That gave him a remarkable average of 203 and a strike rate of 170. He also contributed six wickets during the tournament as Jamshedpur finished runners-up. Those performances helped earn him the opportunity to step into a much bigger arena. Quraishi showed his value again in the Duleep Trophy final. He scored 40 in East Zones mammoth first innings of 708 and then bowled close to 40 overs, claiming two wickets for 99 runs. His biggest moment arrived on the final day. Batting in East Zones second innings, Quraishi played a composed unbeaten knock of 116 from 190 balls to register his maiden first-class hundred. The innings helped East Zone extend their advantage before they declared at 388/7, securing the title on the basis of a first-innings lead. Quraishis unusual entry into first-class cricket places him alongside a select group of Indian cricketers, including Ravindra Jadeja, Ajinkya Rahane, Piyush Chawla and Bharath Reddy, who played Duleep Trophy cricket before featuring in the Ranji Trophy. His List A numbers remain modest, 43 runs and three wickets from four matches. But after his extraordinary JPL campaign and statement-making Duleep Trophy run, Quraishi has ensured that his name will no longer be an unfamiliar one in Indian domestic cricket.
Jharkhand BJP launches statewide stir over recruitment exam irregularities, cases against students
Digital Desk | Ranchi, Sep 8 (IANS) The BJP on Tuesday launched a statewide agitation in Jharkhand against alleged irregularities in JPSC and JSSC recruitment examinations and the registration of cases against protesting students. Party workers staged demonstrations and laid siege to administrative offices and district headquarters in Ranchi, Hazaribagh, Dumka, Jamshedpur and Garhwa, among other districts. They demanded a CBI probe into the alleged irregularities in recruitment examinations and the withdrawal of cases filed against agitating students. In Ranchi, BJP workers took out a procession from District School via Shaheed Chowk to the district collectorate, raising slogans against the state government along the route. The protest, led by state BJP president Aditya Sahu, was attended by several senior leaders, including Hatia MLA Naveen Jaiswal, Ranchi MLA C.P. Singh, former MP Deepak Prakash, and Ranchi Mayor Roshni Khalkho. Addressing protesters outside the collectorate, Aditya Sahu said the BJP has always stood with students and youth movements. He alleged that the government targeted students who raised their voice against examination irregularities and registered cases against them. He reiterated the partys demand for a CBI investigation into the matter and the immediate withdrawal of all cases filed against students. Sahu announced that the BJPs agitation would continue across all districts of Jharkhand until September 11. In Dumka, BJP workers held a demonstration under the leadership of Babulal Marandi, the Leader of Opposition in the Jharkhand Assembly. Addressing a public meeting, Marandi demanded a CBI probe into all recruitments made in Jharkhand over the past five to six years. He alleged that the government had sold jobs instead of providing employment and said cases had been lodged against students despite their protests remaining peaceful. Marandi claimed that chargesheets had not yet been filed in several cases related to recruitment irregularities and alleged that a network of middlemen was involved in the process. He also questioned the impartiality of the ongoing CID investigation. In Hazaribagh, BJP workers and student supporters, led by former Chief Minister Raghubar Das, laid siege to the Deputy Commissioners office. Das said filing cases against students peacefully protesting for their demands amounted to suppressing their democratic rights. Stressing that competitive examinations are closely linked to the future and aspirations of young people, he called for transparency in the recruitment process and warned that any compromise with the future of the youth would not be tolerated. BJP leaders claimed that more than 300 students associated with the agitation had been booked and demanded that all such cases be withdrawn immediately. In Garhwa, former Union Minister of State for Defence Sanjay Seth addressed a public meeting at the Town Hall ground after leading a protest at the district headquarters. He demanded a CBI enquiry into JPSC and JSSC recruitments, withdrawal of cases registered against students, and action over alleged police excesses during protests. Accusing the state government of jeopardising the future of the youth instead of generating employment opportunities, Seth said the BJP would continue its fight for justice for students and young people both on the streets and inside the legislature. MLA Satyendra Nath Tiwari and a large number of BJP workers and youth supporters were also present at the programme.
ISL to kick off on October 10, returns to traditional home-and-away format
The Indian Super League will resume its traditional home-and-away format for eight months. This season kicks off on October 10, 2026, and concludes in May 2027. Thirteen teams will compete in a round-robin league, with playoffs for the ISL Cup. Churchill Brothers will replace Jamshedpur FC, subject to regulatory approvals. Diamond Harbour FC will not participate this season due to administrative fee issues.
Jamshedpur (Jharkhand) [India], September 5: XLRI Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur, hosted a two-day Journal of Management Studies (JMS) Publishing Workshop from August 31 to September 1, 2026, bringing
Harshal Jain, who moved from Jamshedpur to France for higher studies, leaves a stable advertising job after finding herself dissatisfied with corporate life. She turns to volunteering, beginning in Germanys Black Forest before an opportunity takes her to a French chteau. She now lives with a 30-member multigenerational family while creating content about her unconventional European experience.
79-year-old man cycles across Jamshedpur to deliver parcels, finds joy in people
yearold man cycles across Jamshedpur to deliver parcels finds joy in people
Hotelier Shot Dead in Jamshedpur: Investigation Underway
Jamshedpur, August 24: In a shocking incident, 33-year-old hotelier Nikhar Sablok was shot dead in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand. The attack occurred on Monday evening near Kanderbeda Chowk in the Chandil police station area along NH-33, causing panic in Jamshedpur and its surroundings. The police have launched an investigation into the matter. Nikhar, a resident of Vijaya ... Read more Hotelier Shot Dead in Jamshedpur: Investigation Underway
Jamshedpur [Jharkhand], August 20: ProdZion, the Product Management Club of XLRI PGDM (GM), successfully hosted the fourth edition of its Product Management Symposium, AURORA 4.0, themed Product Management in the Polycrisis Era. The symposium brought together leaders and innovators from across the product management ecosystem to examine how organisations can build resilience, scale effectively, strengthen []
Jharkhand Police Officer Arrested for Accepting Bribe in NDPS Case
Chaibasa, August 20: A police officer in Jharkhand, Manish Kumar, was arrested on Thursday by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) team from Jamshedpur while accepting a bribe of 15,000. He is accused of soliciting the bribe to remove the name of a relative from a case under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. According ... Read more Jharkhand Police Officer Arrested for Accepting Bribe in NDPS Case
Police Team Attacked While Shutting Down Loud DJ in Jamshedpur
Jamshedpur, August 20: A police team faced violent resistance while attempting to shut down a loud DJ in the Babudih area of Jamshedpur late Wednesday night. The incident resulted in damage to a police vehicle and left Assistant Sub-Inspector Krishna Kumar injured, necessitating his transfer to MGM Hospital for treatment. According to police reports, a ... Read more Police Team Attacked While Shutting Down Loud DJ in Jamshedpur
Durand Cup: Bagan edges Jamshedpur on penalties, books semifinal spot
100 exit: What accounts reveal about Tata Steel's Jamshedpur FC investment
The token exit price masks Rs 40.8 crore of paid-up equity and other historical financing at Jamshedpur FC; revenue fell 41 per cent in FY26 as income from central rights collapsed
UCIL aims to boost nuclear fuel supply for India's 100 GW goal by 2047: CMD
Uranium Corporation of India Limited chairman-cum-managing director Dr K Anand Rao on Saturday said UCIL is committed to play a leading role to ensure the supply of nuclear fuel and contribute to the goal of 'Vikshit Bharat' by 2047. Hoisting the tricolour on the occasion of the 80th Independence Day at UCIL premises in Jaduguda, about 30 km from Jamshedpur, Rao said that, on the directive of Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji, UCIL is committed to play a leading role to ensure supply of nuclear fuel for country's nuclear energy programme and achieve the target of 100 GW nuclear energy to contribute in the vision Vikshit Bharat by 2047. Describing August 15th as the most important day of the glorious history of the country, when we achieved freedom following a long struggle and sacrifices, Rao said India has emerged as a strong and self-dependent nation on the global platform. The public sector unit has been continuously enhancing its mining and processing capacities to achieve thi
Jamshedpur professor gets heartfelt farewell from students after 33 years of service
Jamshedpur professor gets heartfelt farewell from students after years of service
Tata Steel Transfers Ownership of Jamshedpur FC to Churchill Brothers
Mumbai, August 15: Tata Steel has agreed to transfer its equity shares in Jamshedpur FC, the Indian Super League (ISL) club, to Goas Churchill Brothers Football Club for a nominal fee. This move ensures that the players and coaching staff of Jamshedpur FC can continue their work. As per the rules set by the All ... Read more Tata Steel Transfers Ownership of Jamshedpur FC to Churchill Brothers
Churchill Set For ISL Entry After Acquiring Jamshedpur FC's Entire Stake From Tata Steel
The Goan club is expected to pay the full Rs 1.1 crore participation fee to the All India Football Federation (AIFF) by Friday's deadline set for all participating ISL 2026-27 clubs
Tata Steel Sells Jamshedpur Football Club For Just Rs 100: Behind Company's Exit From ISL
The Tata Football Academy was established in Jamshedpur in 1987. According to the company, it has trained more than 300 cadets.
Tata Steel To Sell Jamshedpur Football And Sporting To Churchill Club For 100
Jamshedpur Football and Sporting Private Limited (JFSPL) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the steel major
TATA Steel sells 100% stake in Jamshedpur FC to Churchill Brothers
Tata Steel has officially sanctioned the sale of its entire ownership stake in Jamshedpur FC for a minimal price. The agreement includes the transfer of the ISL sporting rights to Churchill Brothers Sports Club, as well as the contracts for players and coaching staff, which will move to the Goa-based club starting September 2026. This strategic decision allows Tata Steel to focus on enhancing grassroots football initiatives.
Transfer for Rs 100: Tata Steel hands Jamshedpur FC ownership to Churchill Brothers
Transfer for Rs Tata Steel hands Jamshedpur FC ownership to Churchill Brothers
Jamshedpur FC sold for just 100: Tata Steel transfers club to Churchill Brothers
Tata Steel approved selling Jamshedpur FC to Churchill Brothers for a nominal 100. The deal includes the Indian Super League sporting license and player contracts. Churchill Brothers will assume these obligations starting September 2026. This exit follows Tata Steel's announcement of non-participation in the 2026-27 ISL season.
Jamshedpur FC Dominates Indian Air Force FT 6-0 in Durand Cup Clash
Ranchi, August 13: In the final match of Group C at the 135th Durand Cup, Jamshedpur FC delivered a stunning performance, defeating Indian Air Force FT 6-0. The match, held at Birsa Munda Stadium, showcased the incredible talent of 17-year-old Lomsangjuala, who scored a hat trick within just 25 minutes, alongside an impressive display from ... Read more Jamshedpur FC Dominates Indian Air Force FT 6-0 in Durand Cup Clash
Durand Cup | Jamshedpurstorms into the last eight
Please Reconsider Jamshedpur FC's ISL Withdrawal: AIFF Chief Appeals To Tata Group
The Tata group has made it clear that JFC's exit from the ISL was a long-planned strategic decision to ensure that the company returns to its core ideal of grassroots football development
Please reconsider Jamshedpur FC's ISL withdrawal: AIFF chied Chaubey appeals to Tata group
AIFF would be happy if Tata remains in football, especially in senior top tier football. If an AIFF request or application can change their mind...the AIFF would like to appeal that for the interest of the players and football..., says AIFF President Kalyan Chaubey
Please reconsider JFC's ISL withdrawal: AIFF chief Chaubey appeals to Tata group
AIFF President Kalyan Chaubey urged Tata to reconsider its Jamshedpur FC withdrawal. He believes Tata's decision was not purely financial, despite assurances. Chaubey respects Tata's long-standing contribution to grassroots football development. The AIFF hopes for Tata's continued presence in senior league football. The federation is ready to incorporate suggestions for a better outcome.
Tata Gluco+ Joins the 135th Durand Cup as Official Beverage Partner
Tata Gluco+, from Tata Consumer Products Limited , has partnered with the 135th Durand Cup as the Official Beverage Partner, marking the brand's association with one of India's oldest and most prestigious football tournaments. Tata Gluco+ joins the 135th Durand Cup as Official Beverage Partner, energising players, officials and fans at one of India's oldest football tournament As part of the association, Tata Gluco+ will keep players, officials and fans refreshed throughout the tournament while engaging with football-loving communities across the country. The partnership reflects the brand's commitment to connecting with consumers through shared experiences and the growing popularity of football in India. A popular glucose based instant energy drink from Tata Consumer Products Limited, Tata Gluco+ is available in refreshing flavours including Orangy Burst, Lemony Zing and Lychee Zap. Through the Durand Cup, the brand strengthens its presence across football-loving markets, from the passionate fan bases of West Bengal and the Northeast to emerging football hubs across the country. The 135th Durand Cup promises another exciting season of football, featuring top clubs, emerging talent and passionate fan engagement across multiple host cities. As Asia's oldest football tournament and one of India's most celebrated sporting events, the Durand Cup has played a defining role in shaping Indian football since 1888. The 2026 edition features 24 teams, including Mohun Bagan Super Giant, East Bengal FC, Jamshedpur FC, Bengaluru FC and Kerala Blasters FC, alongside clubs from the Indian Super League (ISL), I-League, Services and international teams. Hosted across multiple cities, the tournament continues to bring top-tier football closer to fans while strengthening India's football ecosystem. By partnering with the 135th Durand Cup, Tata Gluco+ continues to strengthen its connect with football-loving communities across India, bringing refreshing energy to fans through one of the nation's most enduring football legacies. About Tata Consumer Products Limited Tata Consumer Products Limited is a focused consumer products company uniting the principal food and beverage interests of the Tata Group under one umbrella. The Companys portfolio of products includes tea, coffee, water, RTD, salt, pulses, spices, ready-to-cook and ready-to-eat offerings, breakfast cereals, snacks and mini meals. Its key beverage brands include Tata Tea, Tetley, Organic India, Eight OClock Coffee, Tata Coffee Grand, Himalayan Natural Mineral Water, Tata Copper+ and Tata Gluco+. Its foods portfolio includes brands such as Tata Salt, Tata Sampann, Tata Soulfull, Chings Secret and Smith & Jones. In India, Tata Consumer Products has a reach of 290 million households, giving it an unparalleled ability to leverage the Tata brand in consumer products. The Company has a consolidated annual turnover of ~Rs. 20,290 crores with operations in India and International markets.
MAHE to Host International Conference on Infectious Diseases, AMR, and Global Health
Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) , an Institution of Eminence Deemed to be a University, will host the Nature Conference on Meeting the Challenge of Infectious Diseases in a Changing World from 14 to 16 October 2026 in Manipal, Karnataka. Organised in partnership with Nature Medicine, Nature Microbiology, Nature Health, Nature Communications, and MAHE, the conference will provide a global platform for leading international experts, researchers, clinicians, policymakers, and industry leaders to collaborate on infectious disease research, innovation, and public health strategies. Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Manipal The three-day conference will address emerging pathogens, antimicrobial resistance (AMR), pandemic preparedness, disease surveillance, diagnostics, therapeutics, vaccination strategies, and one health approaches. Given India's growing influence in global health research, the conference will provide a valuable platform for Indian scientists, public health experts, and students to engage with internationally recognised specialists and showcase the nation's growing scientific achievements. Speaking about the conference, Sonja Schmid, Senior Editor, Nature Communications , said, "Infectious diseases remain a major global health challenge, shaped by factors ranging from climate change to antimicrobial resistance. This conference convenes distinguished experts from various disciplines to examine innovative solutions and help shape the future of infectious disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment." Lorenzo Righetto, Senior Editor, Nature Health , added, "There is a pressing need for innovative and actionable ideas to tackle pandemic-level threats from existing and emerging pathogens. We hope this conference will elevate these issues on the global public health agenda and inspire meaningful scientific dialogue." Dr Sharath K. Rao, Vice Chancellor, MAHE , said, "The challenges posed by emerging pathogens and antimicrobial resistance demand collaborative, interdisciplinary solutions. MAHE is honoured to host this global dialogue, which brings together experts from across the world to strengthen scientific partnerships and advance equitable, sustainable solutions for global health." The conference programme includes keynote lectures, panel discussions, roundtables, poster presentations, and networking sessions. Topics will cover disease surveillance, antimicrobial resistance, diagnostics, vaccination, climate change, pandemic preparedness, and equitable access to healthcare innovations. The programme includes internationally renowned speakers like Alessandro Vespignani (Northeastern University, USA), Elaine Nsoesie (Boston University, USA), Lauren Gardner (Johns Hopkins University, USA), Madhukar Pai (McGill University, Canada), Shabir A. Madhi (University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa), and Marion Koopmans (Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands). Call for Abstracts Open Researchers from India and around the world are invited to submit abstracts. Selected abstracts will be included in the conference programme, and four outstanding submissions will be shortlisted for oral presentations. Researchers, healthcare professionals, students, and industry stakeholders are encouraged to submit abstracts and register early to attend this landmark international scientific conference. submissions.conferences.nature.com/core/login About Manipal Academy of Higher Education Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) is an Institution of Eminence Deemed to be University. MAHE offers over 400 specialisations across the Health Sciences (HS), Management, Law, Humanities & Social Sciences (MLHS), and Technology & Science (T&S) streams through its constituent units at campuses in Manipal, Mangalore, Bengaluru, Jamshedpur, and Dubai. With a remarkable track record in academics, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and significant contributions to research, MAHE has earned recognition and acclaim both nationally and internationally. In 2020, the Ministry of Education, Government of India, awarded MAHE the prestigious Institution of Eminence status. Currently ranked 3rd in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) 2025 rankings, MAHE is the preferred choice for students seeking a transformative learning experience and enriching campus life, as well as for national and multinational corporations seeking top talent. About Springer Nature Springer Nature is one of the leading publishers of research in the world. We publish the largest number of journals and books and are a pioneer in open research. Through our leading brands, trusted for more than 180 years, we provide technology-enabled products, platforms and services that help researchers to uncover new ideas and share their discoveries, health professionals to stay at the forefront of medical science, and educators to advance learning. We are proud to be part of progress, working together with the communities we serve to share knowledge and bring greater understanding to the world.
Hnamte double fires SC Delhi to comeback win
DURAND CUP Ranchi, Aug 4: New signing Lalrinliana Hnamte marked his Sporting Club Delhi debut with a second-half brace as his side came from behind to beat Jamshedpur FC 2-1 in a Group C match of the 135th Durand Cup at the Birsa Munda Stadium here on Tuesday. Hnamte struck in the 51st and 56th []
JFC exit is a long-planned move
Tata Steel says decision is strategic and not linked to anything else New Delhi: Jamshedpur FCs withdrawal from the upcoming Indian Super League was planned long before the uncertainty over the leagues commercial future surfaced, with Tata Steel on Tuesday asserting that the decision was part of a long-term strategy to return to its grassroots []
JFC's ISL exit is a long-planned strategic move, not linked to anything else: Tata Steel VP
Jamshedpur FC's withdrawal from the Indian Super League was a planned strategic decision. This move focuses on strengthening grassroots football development and nurturing young talent. The club's decision was independent of any league commercial future uncertainties. Tata Steel aims to return to its legacy of identifying and developing players. The company continues its commitment to supporting various sports and Indian football.
Jamshedpur FCs India players appeal to owners to reconsider decision
JAMSHEDPUR, Aug 3: Jamshedpur FC players, including two senior India footballers, made an emotional appeal to club owners Tata Group to reconsider its decision to withdraw from the Indian Super League (ISL) and dismantle the senior team. Jamshedpur FC announced on Friday that it was pulling out of the ISL, just hours after missing the []
JFC players urge Tata Group to rethink ISL exit
Pronay Halder, Albino Gomes say closure will hurt Indian football New Delhi: India internationals Pronay Halder and Albino Gomes on Monday urged the Tata Group to reconsider its decision to pull Jamshedpur FC out of the Indian Super League (ISL), saying the clubs closure would be a setback for young footballers and Indian football. Jamshedpur []
Jamshedpur FC ISL exit punch to gut
New Delhi, Aug 2: Indian football icon Sunil Chhetri said that Jamshedpur FCs decision to shut down operations and withdraw from the Indian Super League (ISL) is a punch to the gut, and appealed to the owners to pick heart over head and reconsider the move. The Tata Group-owned club announced on Friday that it []
Jamshedpur FC pulling out of ISL a punch in the gut: Sunil Chhetri
Jamshedpur FC, winners of the ISL Winners' Shield in the 2021-22 season, had announced their withdrawal from the ISL on July 31 just hours after missing the deadline for payment of participation fee for the upcoming season, beginning September 4
