Injured elephant dies after suspected Maoist IED blast in Jharkhand's Saranda forest
RANCHI: A six-year-old wild elephant named Gadru, which was seriously injured in a suspected IED blast planted by Maoists in the Saranda Forest of Chaibasa, has sadly succumbed to its injuries despite intensive treatment efforts. The elephant had been spotted wandering in the forest in an injured condition ten days ago. Gadru was believed to have sustained injuries on June 24, but it was only located on June 27 with the help of a drone camera. Despite exhaustive efforts by the Forest Department and veterinary experts, the elephant could not be saved. After several hours of treatment, the elephant finally collapsed late on Saturday evening due to excessive blood loss and infection. It had sustained a major injury to its hind limb, which became severely infected and spread throughout its body, said Saranda Divisional Forest Officer (DFO), Aviroop Sinha. He added that further details would be available following the post-mortem, scheduled for Sunday. A joint medical team comprising members of the Forest Department and Vantara, a wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centre from Gujarat, had tranquilised the elephant late on Saturday evening. The animal was then transported to Jhariakela from the Digha area of Saranda, but it succumbed overnight due to massive internal bleeding and injuries. Specialised teams were called in from various forest divisions in Jharkhand and Odisha to assist in locating and treating the elephant. The rescue operation was personally monitored by Jamshedpur Regional Chief Conservator of Forests (RCCF) Smita Pankaj and Saranda DFO Aviroop Sinha, with Dr Tenzing from Vantara also on-site. According to local sources, the incident likely occurred between 24 and 26 June. The elephant was last seen near Digha on June 27and was finally traced by drone on July 3. Forest officials confirmed the animal was severely injured, although the exact cause is still under investigation. However, wildlife experts have not ruled out an IED explosion as the cause, given the nature of the injury to the hind limb. With Maoists now deploying capsule IEDs with limited impact, it's possible the elephant was hurt by one of these devices, said a wildlife expert on condition of anonymity. Notably, Maoist activity is now largely confined to the Saranda jungles of Jharkhand, having been driven out of most other parts of the state. Estimates suggest 8590 Maoist insurgents are hiding in the region, which is reportedly littered with thousands of IEDs, posing a grave challenge for security personnel. Since the launch of a joint security operation in the Kolhan region in November 2022, following intelligence reports about the presence of senior Maoist leaders including Misir Besra and Patiram Majhi alias Anal Da, the area has witnessed intense conflict. The IED blasts triggered by Maoists have claimed the lives of six security personnel and around 22 civilians, leaving over 30 others critically injured.
More questions than answers for Indian football
CHENNAI: INDIAN football is now looking for its third head coach for the mens team in the last 13 months. The latest on the list being Spanish coach Manolo Marquez who left the job after a forgettable stint on Wednesday. Marquez replaced Igor Stimac in June 2024 as All India Football Federations (AIFF) hoped that he would get the best out of the Indian players. In the lead up to his appointment, the Spaniard had led Indian Super League (ISL) team Hyderabad FC to a league title in 2022 before making FC Goa become one of the most attacking teams in 2023. However, he was not able to replicate any of it with the Indian team. To make matters worse, India did not win a single competitive game under Marquez, with their last win against Kuwait (1-0) in the FIFA World Cup qualifiers round two fixture coming back in November 2023. Underwhelming football tactics and lack of goals made watching India play an eyesore. It all piled on and culminated in Marquez deciding to leave the job as the AIFF had ratified this decision in an executive committee meeting at New Delhi on Wednesday. As AIFF looks for a replacement, NA Haris, vice president of the body, said that applications will be entertained by a separate committee to hire the next coach. We would prefer someone who is Indian and has worked with youth players, he told this daily. However, he has reiterated that the AIFF will entertain applications from everyone and anyone, suggesting that candidates need not necessarily have to be an Indian. The committee will start screening applicants immediately and would then shortlist at least five candidates for the interview out of which one would be hired, he stated. How a chocolate changed rugger Rajdeeps life for the better If they do look at youth team coaches, Bibiano Fernandes could be one of the names in contention. Fernandes has led India U17 teams to three successive U17 Asian Cup appearances from 2018 to 2023. He now leads the U19 team, after a brief stint with the B team of ISL outfit Bengaluru FC. Another candidate might be head coach of Jamshedpur FC Khalid Jamil. Jamil, who is the only Indian coach in the ISL, has led them to two ISL cup semifinals, in addition to a final appearance in the Super Cup this year. Marquezs departure comes at a torrid time for Indian football, where things have sort of spiralled both on and off the field. Indias chances of qualifying to the AFC Asian Cup hangs in the balance as they sit at the bottom in Group C, with lower-ranked teams Hong Kong (153), Singapore (161) and Bangladesh (183) ahead of them. Considering the volume and quality of players at Indias disposal, in addition to their exposure to top foreign personnel, Indias position only brings a lot of questions. Whoever takes the reigns as head coach might have a tough road ahead. The team is yet to replace veteran forward Sunil Chhetri, so much so the 43-year-old had to be called back this year after announcing his retirement. The AIFF also remains at crossroads, with a case in the Supreme Court regarding its constitution for the past three years. With very little time, it will be interesting to see who takes over reigns in the near future.
162 students trapped in inundated residential school in Jharkhand after heavy rain rescued
JAMSHEDPUR: At least 162 students trapped in an inundated residential school in Jharkhand's East Singhbhum district after heavy rain were rescued by the police on Sunday, a senior officer said. The students were trapped in the school since Saturday night after the premises got flooded due to heavy rain. We received information that 162 students of Lav Kush Residential School were trapped as the school premises were inundated due to heavy rain. As the school building was submerged, the teachers shifted all the students to the rooftop, where they spent the night. On being informed around 5. 30 am today, police officers and fire brigade teams rushed to the spot and rescued the students one by one with the help of villagers, Superintendent of Police (Rural) Rishabha Garg told PTI. He said boats were used for the rescue operation while the NDRF was requisitioned. However, the police team rescued the students before the NDRF team's arrival, he added.
Tata Steel aims to have 20 pc diversity workforce by 2028
JAMSHEDPUR, June 28: Commemorating a decade of MOSAIC, the diversity and inclusion initiative, private steel major Tata Steel on Saturday said it aimed to have 20 per cent diversity in its workforce across the group by 2028. For Tata Steel, the commitment to diversity goes beyond policy implementation. It actively seeks to redefine norms in typically male-dominated sectors, the company said in a statement. Tata Steels progressive HR policies offer equal benefits for LGBTQIA+ partners, gender-neutral parental leaves, support for [] The post Tata Steel aims to have 20 pc diversity workforce by 2028 appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
NIT Jamshedpur Non Teaching Recruitment 2025 - Apply Online for 33 Posts
The National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur (NIT Jamshedpur) has released an official notification for the recruitment of 33 Non Teaching posts. Interested and eligible candidates can apply online through the official NIT Jamshedpur website. The last date to submit the application form is 11-07-2025.
A district-level inquiry has been initiated in Jamshedpur after textbooks intended for free distribution to students in East Singhbhum were allegedly stolen and sold to a scrap dealer. An FIR has been lodged, and a night guard has been dismissed and taken into custody. The administration has sealed storage locations and is reviewing the book distribution mechanism across the district.
Jharkhand rains: Bodies of two boys trapped under collapsed well found, girl dies as house caves in
RANCHI : Bodies of the two schoolboys who were trapped for over 22 hours under soil after a well collapsed due to heavy rain in Jharkhand's Khunti district were recovered on Thursday, an official said. A 10-year-old girl was also killed after a mud house in Ranchi district caved in during the day, police said. As rain continued to lash various parts of the state, a bridge and an abandoned residential building also collapsed in different districts, while several rivers were in spate. No casualty was reported in these incidents. The two schoolboys, aged nine and 10 years, were near the under-construction well at Murhu panchayat under Murhu police station limits when it collapsed around 2 pm on Wednesday. A team of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) had been deployed in the rescue operation, Khunti Deputy Commissioner R Ronita told PTI. The rescue operation continued since Wednesday night and the bodies of the two boys were found around 12.30 pm on Thursday, an official said. A 10-year-old girl also died after her mud house collapsed in heavy rain at Murpa village under Tamar police station area in Ranchi district. She was alone in the house when it collapsed, police said. A portion of a bridge on the Banai River in Khunti's Torpa also collapsed due to heavy rain, blocking the Khunti-Simdega road. Ronita said a diversion was created there and the NDRF team also deployed at that spot. Heavy rain lashed several districts including Ranchi, Seraikela-Kharswan and East Singhbhum, throwing normal life out of gear. Schools in several districts including Ranchi and Khunti have been closed on Thursday in view of the heavy rains. Ranchi has been witnessing incessant rains for the past two days and its intensity has increased since Thursday morning, a weather official said. An abandoned residential building belonging to Tayo Rolls Company, a subsidiary of Tata Steel, collapsed on Thursday morning at Gamharia in Seraikela-Kharsawan district. In a statement, Tata Steel said the building had earlier been vacated, barricaded and declared unsafe for habitation. An alert has been sounded in the steel city of Jamshedpur in view of the swelling of rivers Kharkhai and Swarnarekha due to incessant rains for the last two days. The water level of both rivers reached near the danger mark, an official statement on Thursday said. The East Singhbhum district administration asked the people living in catchment areas along two rivers to be alert. Deputy director at Ranchi Meteorological Centre Abhishek Anand said a red alert of extremely heavy rainfall has been sounded for Ranchi, Lohardaga, Gumla, Khunti and Simdega as a low pressure system is laying over northeast Jharkhand.
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National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur (NIT Jamshedpur) Recruitment 2025 for 10 posts of Guest Coach. Candidates with Diploma Can attend the walkin.The Walk-in on 11-07-2025. For detailed information please visit NIT Jamshedpur official website, nitjsr.ac.in.
Jamshedpur youth selling mobile covers cracks NEET with 549 marks
RANCHI: 20-year-old Rohit Kumar from Jamshedpur, who sold mobile phone covers from a roadside cart, has cracked the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG), securing 549 marks. With an All India Rank of 12,484, he now hopes to secure admission to a government medical college in Jharkhand. Kumar shared that his father once worked in a vegetable market, and he now runs a small shop alongside his elder brother to support their family. He began his education at a government school before moving to a private institution with a modest fee of Rs 800. Following Class 10, the COVID-19 pandemic forced him to take up work at a medical store an experience that sparked his interest in medicine. Initially unaware of NEET, Rohit chose Physics, Chemistry and Biology in Class 11 and managed to top his board exams despite juggling work and studies. He would sell mobile covers by day and study late into the night, often staying up until 3 AM, before starting again at 7 AM the next morning. Though I was confident I would clear NEET, I never imagined Id score this well. I studied till noon, then went to the shop from 12 to around 4 PM, returned home and continued studying till midnight, he said. He credited his success to the unwavering support of his brother and the free coaching provided by Physics Wallah. On average, we earned around Rs 500 a day from selling mobile covers to support our family. Physics Wallah didnt charge me anything for coaching I was given a free batch based on my performance in the second attempt, Kumar added. He also attended free YouTube sessions offered by the coaching platform. Kumar stressed the importance of sticking to the NCERT syllabus, practising thoroughly, and revising regularly. One should focus on NCERT books and follow the syllabus strictly. Practice and revision are the key, he advised. In a heartwarming moment captured on video, Physics Wallah founder and CEO Alakh Pandey visited Rohit at his cart to personally congratulate him. The video, shared by the platform, shows Pandey embracing Rohit and acknowledging his hard work and dedication. Rohit was part of the 'Ummeed' batch a free coaching programme offered by Physics Wallah for NEET 2025 aspirants. After meeting Rohit, it's evident that for children like him, studying isnt a choice it's a necessity. Its truly a pleasure to meet such inspiring individuals, said Pandey.
A young man selling mobile covers on a cart in Jharkhand's Jamshedpur has achieved a milestone by scoring an impressive 549 out of 720 marks in the NEET-UG 2025 exam, setting an example for those who dare to chase their dreams.
5-Year-Old Girl Drowns in Jamshedpur Water Park; Facility Shut
Tragedy strikes Galudih water park as child dies while swimming with parents; probe underway.
Shivani leaves for National Speed Climbing Camp in Bengaluru
Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, June 3: Top Indian sport climber Shivani Charak from J&K has left for Bengaluru to attend an intensive speed climbing training programme organized by the Indian Mountaineering Foundation. She is among the five climbers shortlisted for the camp, which aims to prepare the national team for the 2026 international season, including the Asian Games in Japan and World Cups. Other selected climbers include Shivpreet Pannu (Punjab), Anisha Verma (Tata Steel, Jamshedpur), Ritika Rawat (Delhi) and Joga [] The post Shivani leaves for National Speed Climbing Camp in Bengaluru appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Village Panchayat in Jharkhand passes resolution to reject witchcraft-related complaints
RANCHI: A village panchayat in Jharkhand's Jamshedpur has passed a resolution for not hearing any case related to witch-hunting. According to the Gram Pradhan of Sarjamda village under Jamshedpur Block of Jamshedpur, the decision has been taken in the wake of the growing incidents of killing women and elders after branding them as witches during Panchayat meetings. Not only that, the Gram Panchayat has also amended the rules of the traditional self-governance system, under which, if anyone approaches the Gram Sabha with a complaint accusing a woman or anybody of practicing black magic, his or her complaint will not be entertained. As per the amended constitution, there is no such thing as a witch or witchcraft. Gram Pradhan Suresh Hansda, also known as Manjhi Baba, informed that if someone comes to the Gram Sabha with an application accusing someone of being a witch, it is rejected outrightly and the person referred for counselling, during which, they are told that it is nothing but superstition. Not a single case of witchcraft has recorded in the region after the resolution was taken by the Gram Sabha a few years back, which clearly indicates that the purpose has been solved, said Hansda. Earlier, our forefathers were illiterate, who used to believe in such superstitions, but now after becoming literate, there should not be any space for such thing in society, he added. The resolution not taken orally, but in writing formally on the Panchayat register, said Hansda. Block Development Officer (BDO) Malay Kumar also lauded the initiative taken by Gram Panchayat, calling it a welcome step. As most of the witch-hunting cases are targeted towards the women and elderly, it is really a welcome step, which will further help in checking such incidents, said the Block Development Officer. Other Panchayats should also follow the suit as it has effectively worked in this particular Panchayat, he added. Civil Society Organisations also called it a landmark decision. Such initiative will further inspire other Panchayats to take similar decision as more than 2000 women have been killed the name of practicing black magic across Jharkhand since the state came into being in the year 2000, said Secretary of Association for Social and Humar Awareness (ASHA) Ajay Jaiswal. Padma Shri recipient and social worker, known for raising her voice against the witch-hunting, Chhutni Mahato, also believes that the incidents of murder on the pretext of being a witch could only be stopped when the society becomes aware. Panchayats have an important role to play to check this menace as the decisions of Panchayats are paramount in tribal villages. If initiatives are being taken against such superstitions in tribal panchayats, then it will yield positive results, said Chhutni Mahto. Notably, there are a lot of instances in Jharkhand where people were killed following a decision taken by the Panchayat, branding them as witches. Tribal-dominated Jharkhand, Odisha, Chhattisgarh and Telangana are the worst affected states. Hundreds of women have been persecuted, tortured and killed in the garb of witchcraft in past few decades in these four states.
Jharkhand government transfers 48 IPS officers in major bureaucratic reshuffle
RANCHI: The Jharkhand government has effected a major bureaucratic reshuffle, transferring 48 IPS officers, including senior superintendents of police and SPs of 14 districts, an official notification said. According to the notification issued by the Home, Prison and Disaster Management Department on Tuesday evening, Amol V Homkar, who was IG Operations, was made IG Railways, while ADG Priya Dubey has been given additional charge of ADG Modernisation cum Training. Special Branch IG Prabhat Kumar has been given additional charge of IG JAP. ADG Railways Tadasha Mishra was made Special Secretary, Home Prison and Disaster Management Department, while ADG Operations Sanjay Anandrao Latkar has been given the charge of ADG Railways, it said. In addition, the state government changed SSPs and SPs of Jamshedpur and Dhanbad, besides Pakur, Garhwa, Lohardaga, Simdega, Hazaribagh, Jamtara, Godda, West Singhbhum, Chaibasa, Gumla, Khunti, Bokaro and Chatra districts. The Jharkhand government also transferred Ranchi's SP City, SP Rural and Dhanbad's SP City. On Monday, the government had appointed new deputy commissioners (DCs) in 20 districts of the state.
ED raids at nine locations across Jharkhand, West Bengal in connection to GST Scam
RANCHI: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Thursday conducted raids at nine locations in Jharkhand and West Bengal in connection with a money laundering investigation linked to fraudulent GST invoices. According to ED sources, the raids are being carried out across Ranchi and Jamshedpur in Jharkhand, and Kolkata in West Bengal. As per the information, the ED is also conducting raids at the residence of businessman Vivek Narsaria on Kanke Road in Ranchi. Vivek, primarily a real estate developer, is said to be involved in multiple types of businesses in Ranchi and other locations.
GST fraud: ED raids in Jharkhand, West Bengal
At least nine locations in Ranchi, Jamshedpur and Kolkata are being raided
MAHE Inaugurates Manipal Hospice and Respite Centre, Revolutionizing Healthcare with Compassion
About Manipal Academy of Higher Education The Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) is an Institution of Eminence Deemed-to-be University. MAHE offers over 400 specializations 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 October 2020, the Ministry of Education, Government of India, awarded MAHE the prestigious Institution of Eminence status. Currently ranked 4th in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF), MAHE is the preferred choice for students seeking a transformative learning experience and an enriching campus life, as well as for national & multi-national corporates looking for top talent.
BMW Industries Shares Hit Upper Circuit Following Rs 1,764-Crore Order Win
The contract includes processing and conversion of coils at Tata Steel's Jamshedpur unit for a period up to March 31, 2029.
Three dead, two hurt in Jharkhand hospital roof collapse
In a tragic incident at Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College and Hospital in Jamshedpur, a third-floor balcony collapsed, resulting in the death of three patients and injuries to two others. Authorities have launched an investigation into the accident, and the state government has announced compensation for the victims' families and the injured. Rescue teams safely evacuated ten patients from the affected medicine ward.
Damaged Walls, Ceilings: Jharkhand Hospital Where Roof CollapseKilled3
The three patients who died at Jamshedpur's Mahatma Gandhi Memorial hospital fire yesterday, were abandoned by their families. These abandoned patients were kept in a dilapidated balcony of the hospital.
Three dead, two injured after corridor roof collapses at Jamshedpur hospital
RANCHI: The roof of the corridor on the third floor of B-Block of the Medicine Ward of Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College and Hospital (MGMMCH) in Jamshedpur collapsed, claiming the lives of three patients and injuring several others. The debris from the collapse broke the ceiling of the second floor and crashed down to the first floor. The deceased have been identified as David Johnson (76), Lukas Simon Tirkey (61) and Srichand Tanti (65). Sunil Kumar (50) and Renuka Devi (83) are critically injured. Renuka Devi has been shifted to the Tata Main Hospital (TMH). The patients who lost their lives were treated in the verandah -- specified as the ward for abandoned patients in the medicine ward. The incident happened at around 3 pm on May 3, shortly after a seminar concluded in the medicine ward hall. A 30-member team from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) started the rescue operation at around 11 pm. According to officials, it took over 10 hours for the NDRF team and the fire brigade to pull out the dead bodies from the debris. Jamshedpur Deputy Commissioner Ananya Mittal confirmed the death of three people due to the collapse of the roof of the corridor of MGM Hospital. The dead bodies of the three patients have been taken out of the debris. Meanwhile, the two injured are under treatment, said the Deputy Commissioner. There were a total of 15 patients in the ward, out of which 12 patients are safe; relief and rescue work are still going on, he added. The DC said that an inquiry has been ordered into the case. Meanwhile, the DC said, an inquiry committee has been set up, headed by the Additional Deputy Collector (ADC), the Dhalbhum Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO), engineers from the construction department, and the principal of MGMMCH. The committee has been directed to submit its report within the next 48 hours, he said. State Health Minister Dr Irfan Ansari announced Rs 5 lakh financial assistance to the families of the deceased and Rs 50,000 each to the injured. During his visit to the hospital, Ansari assured that the old and dilapidated buildings of MGM Hospital will be demolished and new buildings will be constructed very soon. The medicine ward building, constructed in 1960, had long shown signs of deterioration, with frequent cracks in the walls and ceiling, and plaster falling off over the years.
Two Dead, One Trapped as Hospital Corridor Collapses in Jamshedpur
A tragic collapse at MGM Hospital in Jamshedpur leaves two dead and another feared trapped, with 12 others rescued and receiving medical care.
MIT Manipal Receives Prestigious IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award 2024
About Manipal Academy of Higher Education The Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) is an Institution of Eminence Deemed-to-be University. MAHE offers over 400 specializations 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 October 2020, the Ministry of Education, Government of India, awarded MAHE the prestigious Institution of Eminence status. Currently ranked 4th in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF), MAHE is the preferred choice for students seeking a transformative learning experience and an enriching campus life, as well as for national & multi-national corporates looking for top talent.
Manipal Group of Institutions Honor Visionary Founder Dr T.M.A Pai on 127th Birth Anniversary
The Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) is an Institution of Eminence Deemed-to-be University. MAHE offers over 400 specializations 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, Bangalore, Jamshedpur, and Dubai. With a remarkable academic track record, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and significant research contributions, MAHE has earned recognition and acclaim nationally and internationally. In October 2020, the Ministry of Education, Government of India, awarded MAHE the prestigious Institution of Eminence status. Currently ranked 4th in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF), MAHE is the preferred choice for students seeking transformative learning experience and an enriching campus life and for national & multi-national corporates looking for top talent.
Jamshedpurs Shambhavi Jayaswal is the national topper in ICSE Class 10 with perfect 100%
RANCHI: Shambhavi Jayaswal of Loyola School, Jamshedpur, has emerged as the national topper in the ICSE Class 10 examinations, securing a perfect average of 100% score across all subjectsmaking her the only student in the country to do so this year. The Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) declared results for both ICSE and ISC exams on Wednesday. Shambhavi, who studied for six to seven hours daily, attributed her success to her parents, teachers, and school environment. I dont have any social media account and use television occasionally for entertainment, she said, crediting her disciplined routine for the achievement. She has chosen the science stream for Class 11 and aspires to pursue engineering at IIT-Bombay after clearing the IIT-JEE. Shambhavis father, Dr Abhishek Jaiswal, said the happiness was beyond words. While I was confident she would score very well, I never imagined shed achieve a perfect 100% and emerge as the national topper, he added. He credited Loyola Schools strong academic environment and the dedicated mentorship of its teachers for shaping her success. Describing his daughter as humble and analytically sharp, Dr Jaiswal said Shambhavi has consistently performed at the top throughout her academic journey. Shes admired not just for her academic excellence, but also for being a well-rounded individual, he added. Outside the classroom, Shambhavi has actively participated in debates, music, and social service activities, further enriching her school experience.
FC Goa beat Mohun Bagan to enter Super Cup final
Bhubaneswar, April 30: FC Goa breezed into the Kalinga Super Cup summit clash with a crushing 3-1 win over Mohun Bagan SG, riding on second-half goals from Iker Guarrotxena and Borja Herrera, here Wednesday. The Gaurs, champions in 2019, will face the winners of the clash between Mumbai City FC and Jamshedpur FC in Saturdays [] The post FC Goa beat Mohun Bagan to enter Super Cup final appeared first on The Shillong Times .
This is the reality. They have already won two trophies and have secured a slot for the continental competition. Honestly, I would like to be in Mohun Bagans position, Goa coach Marquez says
Manipal Academy of Higher Education to Unveil Manipal Hospice and Respite Centre
Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) is an Institution of Eminence Deemed-to-be University. MAHE offers over 400 specializations 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, Bangalore, Jamshedpur, and Dubai. With a remarkable academic track record, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and significant research contributions, MAHE has earned recognition and acclaim nationally and internationally. In October 2020, the Ministry of Education, Government of India, awarded MAHE the prestigious Institution of Eminence status. Currently ranked 4th in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF), MAHE is the preferred choice for students seeking transformative learning experience and an enriching campus life and for national & multi-national corporates looking for top talent.
Jharkhand school timings changed due to heat wave; Met issues alerts
RANCHI: As a heat wave grips Jharkhand, the state government has issued a notification making changes in the timetable of all categories of government, non-government aided/non-aided (including minority) and private schools. Now, the timetable for nursery to class VIII will be from 7 am to 11:30 am and for classes 9 to 12 will be from 7 am to 12 noon. Keeping in view the increasing impact of heat wave in the state, classes from KG to Class 8 will be conducted from 7:00 am to 11:30 am and classes from Class 9 to Class 12 will be conducted from 7:00 am to 12:00 noon in all categories of government, non-government aided / non-aided (including minority) and all private schools operating in the state, till further orders, stated notification issued by School Education and Literacy Department. Meanwhile, a heatwave has swept parts of Jharkhand with Daltonganj sizzling at 43 degrees Celsius. A 'yellow' alert of heatwave was issued for Simdega, Saraikela-Kharswan, East and West Singhbhum districts till April 26, he said. According to Ranchi Meteorological Centre's Deputy Director Abhishek Anand, the maximum temperature is hovering around 40 degrees Celsius across the state. A heat wave alert has been issued for the southern region, he said. Anand further added that Daltonganj registered the highest temperature at a maximum of 43 degrees Celsius, which was 2.2 notches above the normal. It was followed by Jamshedpur and Chaibasa, recording 42.6 and 42.4 degrees Celsius, respectively. State capital, Ranchi, recorded 38.8 degrees Celsius. Anand informed that no major change in the maximum temperature is expected for at least three days. Thereafter, it may decline by 3 to 5 degrees Celsius, with the likelihood of rain and hailstorm from April 27, he said. Ranchi Deputy Commissioner has also issued instructions regarding the timetable of schools. In a press communique issued by the District Public Relations Office, it has been said that keeping in view the increasing effect of heat, changes in the timetable of schools have been made as per the directions issued by the School Education and Literacy Dpartement. This order will be effective from April 26, 2025.
Heatwave sweeps parts of Jharkhand, Daltonganj hottest at 43 degrees C
RANCHI: Heatwave swept parts of Jharkhand with Daltonganj sizzling at 43 degrees Celsius, an official said on Thursday. A 'yellow' alert of heatwave was issued for Simdega, Saraikela-Kharswan, East and West Singhbhum districts till April 26, he said. Ranchi Meteorological Centre's Deputy Director Abhishek Anand said the maximum temperature is hovering around 40 degrees Celsius across the state. He said a heat wave alert has been issued for the southern region. The Santhal Pargana region is also facing a high maximum temperature, he said. Daltonganj registered the state's highest maximum temperature at 43 degrees Celsius, which was 2.2 notches above the normal, on Wednesday. It was followed by Jamshedpur and Chaibasa, recording 42.6 and 42.4 degrees Celsius, respectively. State capital Ranchi recorded 38.8 degrees Celsius. Anand said no major change in the maximum temperature is expected for at least three days. Thereafter, it may decline by 3 to 5 degrees Celsius, with the likelihood of rain and hailstorm from April 27, he said.
CM Hemant Soren replaces Shibu Soren as JMM President
RANCHI: Chief Minister Hemant Soren replaced Shibu Soren as JMM President. The decision was taken at the 13th convention of Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) being held in Ranchi on Tuesday. Meanwhile, a new post Founding Patron has been created by amending the partys constitution for Shibu Soren. The party also abolished the post of Executive Presidenta role previously held by Hemant Soren. In place of the executive president, a new post of Founding Patron has been created for Shibu Soren. Hemant Soren was given the responsibility of executive president during the Jamshedpur convention in 2015 and held it for almost 10 years. Under his leadership, the party won two Assembly elections. Earlier, Nalin Soren proposed the name of Shibu Soren for the newly created post of founder patron of JMM, seconded by Stephen Marandi, which was approved unanimously by the party leaders and workers. After this, Shibu Soren was officially elected as the founder patron of the party. Later, Hemant Soren's name was proposed as the president of JMM. Shibu Soren announced the name of Hemant Soren as the central president of JMM. With this, JMM is ushering in a new era under the leadership of Hemant Soren. Formed in 1972, the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha began as a tribal rights movement under the leadership of Shibu Soren. Originally a grassroots platform advocating for the creation of a separate tribal state, the party was instrumental in the formation of Jharkhand in 2000 after decades of struggle and sacrifice. Now, with assembly elections round the corners in the neighbouring states, the JMM appears ready to broaden its reach and redefine its identity on the national stage. After the formation of JMM in 1972, Vinod Bihari Mahto was made the first president of JMM, holding the post till 1984. Later in 1984, when the political circumstances changed, Shibu Soren appointed Nirmal Mahto as the president of JMM. Later, Shibu Soren was given the responsibility and had been serving as the party president since 1987, playing a key role in shaping the direction of the party. Shibu Soren remained party president for about 38 long years. JMM, under Shibu Sorens leadership, intensified the movement for a separate state, giving voice to the aspirations of the people of Jharkhand. The partys symbol, bow and arrow, became a powerful emblem of identity, pride, and rights for the people of the region. From forests and hills to fields, villages, towns, and cities, the party expanded its reach. Starting in the 1980s, JMM also made its mark in electoral politics and gradually gained a foothold in the parliamentary system. According to party leaders, in his new role as Founding Patron, Shibu Soren will continue to guide the party as a mentor.
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