Women devotees preserve Dhunuchi dance tradition at Jamshedpur Durga Puja pandals
Man kills wife, dies by suicide in Sahibganj
CCL employee killed at Hazaribag quarter, wife assaulted
Naga sadhu assaulted near Garga Bridge
Dumka man beaten to death, 1 held
Prohibitory orders imposed near BSL main gate after blockade by job seekers
Bokaro police recover youths body with crushed face in Dompara field
Bokaro gas explosion damages home, nine family members safe
Ranji Trophy: Saharan Ton Overshadows Gill's Return, Rinku, Arya, Badoni Hit Centuries
Skipper Uday Saharan: Skipper Uday Saharan struck an unbeaten century to rescue Punjab after Shubman Gill's return to the Ranji Trophy lasted just five balls, while Rinku Singh, Priyansh Arya and Ayush Badoni also notched up hundreds on day one of the second round of the prestigious competition on Sunday. In the Elite Group B clash at the new PCA Stadium in New Chandigarh, Saharan's unbeaten 106, laced with 13 fours, lifted Punjab to 269/4 against Chhattisgarh. Rinku's 118 not out, coming off 186 balls and laced with 11 fours and two sixes, pulled Uttar Pradesh out of trouble to 202 Goa, before the latter reached 43/0 in 12 overs. Arya, playing his first game of the season, fell one run short of a maiden double hundred in first-class cricket, while captain Badoni hit 115 not out to put Delhi in command by taking them to 381/4 against Gujarat. Saharan, who captained India to runners-up finish in the 2024 Mens U19 World Cup, used the sweep and the slog sweep to good effect against Chhattisgarh's left-arm spin pair of Dharmendrasinh Jadeja and Ajay Mandal. Openers Vihaan Malhotra (40 off 77 balls) and Harnoor Pannu put on another half-century stand to see off the new ball, before the duo were trapped lbw by Jadeja and Mandal respectively. Gill, playing his first Ranji game of the season before departing for India's tour of New Zealand, came in at number four but fell for one. Mandal drew him forward and beat him through the gate to knock back the stumps. Saharan and Prabhsimran Singh (62 off 133 balls) then rebuilt the innings with a 130-run stand for the fourth wicket. Though Prabhsimran was trapped lbw by Jadeja before tea break arrived, Saharan marched forward to bring up his third first-class hundred off 168 balls. Wicketkeeper-batter Salil Arora (38 not out off 75 balls) ensured Punjab added 71 runs in the final session without further loss. In Elite Group A game at Green Park in Kanpur, Rinku hit his 11th first-class century, his second in successive games this season, to single-handedly drag Uttar Pradesh from 137/9 to 202 against Goa. At Reliance Stadium in Vadodara, Raj Limbani's four-wicket haul helped Baroda bowl out Bihar for 166, before they reached 77/3. At Sher-i-Kashmir Stadium in Srinagar, debutant Kawalpreet Singh fell four runs short of a century but rescued defending champions Jammu and Kashmir, who were all out for 260 in 82.5 overs against Vidarbha. Meanwhile, Madhya Pradesh's pacers bowled out Puducherry for 177, with the former finishing on 23/ 2 at stumps. In Elite Group B, a maiden fifty from Manvanth Kumar led a lower-order fightback for Karnataka, who reached 281/8 after birthday boy Jaydev Unadkat and Chetan Sakariya had made early inroads for Saurashtra in Alur. Sibsankar Roy's half-century steered Assam to 228/6 against Tripura, while Andhra spinners Saurabh Kumar and T Vijay bowled out Hyderabad for 275. Andhra were 9 for no loss at stumps and trail by 266 runs. In Elite Group C, without veteran pacer Mohammed Shami, Bengal were bowled out for 184 by Services, but the visitors came back to leave the hosts at 83/5. Sachin Baby's unbeaten 112 rescued Kerala, who reached 245/6 against Odisha. Left-arm spin bowling all-rounder Vicky Ostwal's four-wicket haul helped Maharashtra dismiss Jharkhand for 169, with the hosts reaching 85/3 at stumps at Pune. In Elite Group D, Mumbai bowled out Himachal Pradesh for 140 at Bilaspur and were 107/2 at stumps, and trail by just 33 runs. At the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai, left-arm pacer Gurjapneet Singh (4-34) and left-arm spinner and captain R Sai Kishore (4-40) shared eight wickets as Tamil Nadu bowled out Uttarakhand for 134 in 56.2 overs. Avneesh Sudha top-scored for Uttarakhand with 54 off 103 balls, hitting seven fours, while Mayank Mishra chipped in with a patient 33 off 114 deliveries, including hitting a four and two sixes. In reply, Tamil Nadu reached 85/2 in 27 overs at stumps and trail by 49 runs. N Jagadeesan made 37 off 53 balls, while Pradosh Ranjan Paul was unbeaten on 37 off 73 deliveries. Overnight rain in Chennai and a wet outfield delayed the start until 10.30 am, and bad light brought an early end to the day's play at 5.28 pm. Avneesh Sudha top-scored for Uttarakhand with 54 off 103 balls, hitting seven fours, while Mayank Mishra chipped in with a patient 33 off 114 deliveries, including hitting a four and two sixes. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
RMC steps up preparations at three major Ravan Dahan venues
RMC deploys teams at 18 sites for idol immersion
Puja celebrations on second Saptami blend faith with family fun
Police step up vigil at Ranchi puja pandals after Kolkata stampede
Snares, arrows recovered from Damchua forests near Jharkhand-Chhattisgarh border
Cops intervene after clash between trainers at Chatra stadium
HC opens on Sunday for urgent hearing, orders removal of blockade at BSL gates
Thousands Pay Tribute at Hemant Sorens Mothers Memorial Feast in Ramgarh
A large gathering in Ramgarh honored the late Rupai Soren, mother of Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren, with heartfelt tributes and condolences. Thousands Pay Tribute at Hemant Sorens Mothers Memorial Feast in Ramgarh
While taking a regular ride, a Jharkhand woman struck up a conversation with the Rapido driver about his profession. To her surprise, he disclosed that his earnings were substantially higher than what he made as an engineer. He left his old job due to unmet family needs, prompting her to reflect on how success can take different shapes for everyone.
Hemant performs mothers shradh rituals in Nemra
88-Km Patna-Jharkhand Stretch on NH-139 to Feature Multiple Bypasses
Shocking Murder of CCL Employee in Ramgarh: Attackers Flee After Tying Up Wife
A Central Coalfields Limited employee was brutally murdered in Ramgarh, Jharkhand, as attackers tied up his wife and escaped. Shocking Murder of CCL Employee in Ramgarh: Attackers Flee After Tying Up Wife
BJP leader Braj Mohan Ram takes oath as Odisha governor
Braj Mohan Ram was sworn in as the 28th Governor of Odisha during a ceremony at Lok Bhavan. The oath of office was administered by Chief Justice Harish Tondon in the presence of notable dignitaries. Ram is a three-time Lok Sabha Member of Parliament from Jharkhand's Palamu district. He succeeds Hari Babu Kambhampati, who held the position before him. Ram was appointed by President Droupadi Murmu on October 12.
Opposition Leader Criticizes Jharkhand CM Over Sand Mining and Tax Collection Issues
Jharkhands Babulal Marandi demands accountability from CM Hemant Soren regarding sand mining, tax collection, and road projects. Opposition Leader Criticizes Jharkhand CM Over Sand Mining and Tax Collection Issues
Ranji Trophy 2026-27 | Abhishek slams a century but Kerala not yet out of the woods
The openers maiden ton the highlight of day three even as the visitor struggles at 269 for six; Jharkhand will look to make the touring team bat again
IMD forecasts isolated rain, thunderstorms in southern Jharkhand
Two bodies recovered in Koderma; cops begin probe
Chatra administration fines tobacco law violators, tightens Durga Puja rules
Maha Saptami Doli Procession Draws Devotees in Hazaribag
BSL operations hit as protesters seeking jobs block all entry gates
Pandal hopping, selfies and street food add sparkle to Saptami
Not custodian of pending files: Jharkhand LoPs sharp message to CM Soren over stalled projects
Digital Desk | Ranchi, Oct 17 (IANS) Jharkhand Leader of Opposition Babulal Marandi has questioned Chief Minister Hemant Soren over the functioning of the state government, flagging the closure of 288 sand ghats despite their auction, suspension of holding tax collection and delays in road construction projects worth Rs 1,410 crore in Ranchi. In a post on X, Marandi sought answers from the Chief Minister on the three issues and demanded time-bound action, transparency and public disclosure of the progress made. Government can run on the assurances of bureaucrats, but that does not absolve it of accountability, Marandi said, questioning why 288 out of 302 auctioned sand ghats in the state remained closed. He alleged that despite the completion of auctions, files related to mandatory approvals were still pending, creating conditions that encouraged illegal sand mining. He questioned who was responsible for completing environmental clearances, Gram Sabha permissions and other statutory formalities. Marandi also sought public disclosure of the role of Rajiv Lochan Bakshi, Member Secretary of the State Pollution Control Board, and details of work pending at his level. People cannot build houses merely by auctioning sand ghats. They need sand to be made available, he said, demanding regular supplies from authorised ghats at reasonable prices and transparent transportation arrangements. Raising the issue of holding tax collection, the BJP leader questioned why the process had remained suspended since August 21. He pointed out that the agreement with the previous agency had been terminated without putting an alternative arrangement in place. He demanded that the government disclose the period of suspension, the resulting revenue loss and the proposed alternative mechanism for collection. He also called for immediate restoration of collection and a clear timeline for introducing the new system. Former Jharkhand CM Marandi further flagged the delay in Ranchi's road infrastructure projects worth Rs 1,410 crore, saying residents were facing daily inconvenience because of the stalled works. Referring to Sunil Kumar, who is handling the important Road Construction and Urban Development departments, Marandi questioned the pace of implementation and accountability. He also alleged that certain officials had attempted to suppress reports about their irregularities by threatening to stop advertisements. The public is watching and understanding everything, he said, adding that those responsible would eventually have to answer for their actions. Listing eight demands, Marandi called for the publication of reasons behind the closure of 288 sand ghats and a list of pending approvals; fixed deadlines for environmental clearances, Gram Sabha permissions and other statutory procedures; regular sand supplies at reasonable rates; immediate restoration of holding tax collection; and disclosure of revenue losses and details of their recovery. He also demanded a review and progress report of the Rs 1,410 crore road projects, monthly updates on sand ghats, holding tax and road construction on a public portal, and action against responsible officials and contractors after reviewing pending cases. Issuing a pointed warning to the Chief Minister, Marandi said, An officer will simply write a remark on a file and move ahead, but the people will write the verdict on your tenure. He cautioned that if the government continued shielding officials over incomplete projects, the political consequences of their failures would also fall on the Chief Minister. People have elected a Chief Minister, not a custodian of pending files. Give answers, not excuses, Marandi said, asserting that the BJP would not compromise on issues concerning public interest.
SIR: Digitised electoral roll applications cross 14 lakh
Bhuiyadih road chokes as truckers protest theft from parked vehicles
Ranji Trophy 2026-27 | Jharkhands Virat and Aditya make merry on a batting paradise
They both score hundreds to take the host to 587 at the end of day two; Kerala seamer Edhen doesnt take the field after getting injured; Vaisakh puts in a shift to scalp five wickets
Temple-themed pandals turn Bokaro into Durga Puja draw
Boy, 3, dies after gun handed over by uncle as toy goes off in Bokaro
Ranji Trophy: Kerala and Odisha eye a turnaround after chastening opening round results
Cricket: The host, which was put through the wringer by Jharkhand, will bank on home advantage while the visitor, smarting after a 10-wicket loss to Gujarat, will aim to bounce back; the weather, however, may have the final say with the venue experiencing heavy rains
Gun salute for deities at Ranchis JAP-1 Durga Puja
Rs 21.4 lakh for replenishing ATMs looted from cash firm staffer in Bokaro
Dhanbad Durga Puja pandals highlight tribal culture and sustainability
A 56-year-old Durga Puja tradition that brings Chatra family together
Man loses both legs after being hit by train near Haidernagar station
RANJI TROPHY | Shikhar notches up this editions first ton as Jharkhand wins the initial exchanges
Kerala works its way back in to the contest thanks to fine spells of off-spin by Jalaj and Vaisakh as the visitor puts a brake on the hosts march
JNAC launches flower waste collection drive for Durga Puja in Jamshedpur
Body of man found in Dumka pond, family alleges murder over land dispute
Woman killed as concrete mixer breaks loose from pickup and hits her
Asked uncle for chocolates, got pistol instead: 3-year-old dies after gun goes off
Kerala eyes good start against a strong Jharkhand side
JSSC Assistant Jailor PET Schedule 2026 Out - Check JAJCE Physical Test Dates and Notice PDF
JSSC Assistant Jailor PET Schedule 2026 has been released for 45 Assistant Jailor (Sahayak Karapal) posts under JAJCE-2025. The Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST) begin on 28 October 2026. Check the candidate-wise test dates, reporting time, examination centres in Ranchi, Hazaribagh and Godda, and official schedule PDF at jssc.jharkhand.gov.in.
Jharkhands Health System Under Fire as BJP Criticizes Ministers Inaction
BJP accuses Jharkhands health minister of neglect as ambulance staff threaten indefinite strike over unpaid dues. Jharkhands Health System Under Fire as BJP Criticizes Ministers Inaction
NGT seeks Pakur DCs response on deaths linked to illegal mining
Gill To Captain India In First Three ODIs Against NZ, Iyer To Lead In Last Two Games
Nitish Kumar Reddy: Keeping in mind the short turnaround time between the Test and ODI series against New Zealand, ODI vice-captain Shreyas Iyer will take charge for the final two games after Shubman Gill leads the visitors in the first three matches. While Gill leads the 16-member setup for the opening three fixtures with Iyer as his deputy, a reshuffle in the last two games will see Iyer elevated to the captaincy role. Wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan, who features in both squads, has been named vice-captain for the fourth and fifth ODIs. Senior batting stars and former captains Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli will be available for the entire duration of the ODI series, alongside all-rounders Nitish Kumar Reddy, Axar Patel, and Naman Dhir. Regular wicketkeeper-batter KL Rahul, along with pacers Anshul Kamboj and Prasidh Krishna, whose inclusion for the opening phase remains subject to fitness and recovery from his left hamstring injury, will feature only in the first three ODI matches before they take off to prepare for the Test series. For the final two ODI games, the selectors have drafted left-handed batter Tilak Varma and pacer Auqib Nabi, while Jharkhand wicketkeeper-batter Kumar Kushagra and fast bowler Yash Thakur, who has played T20Is so far, have been handed their maiden ODI call-ups. Other members in the ODI squads are left-arm pacer Arshdeep Singh, seamer Mohammed Siraj, and left-arm wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav, alongside tall pacer Gurnoor Brar and right-handed batter Ruturaj Gaikwad. Contrary to various speculation, theres no recall for senior pacer Mohammed Shami or Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who was added to the squad for the fifth T20I against the West Indies in Bengaluru and will be in the T20I series in New Zealand starting on October 22. The five-match ODI series between India and New Zealand will kick off on November 4, at Eden Park in Auckland, and is followed by the second ODI at Basin Reserve in Wellington on November 7. The action then shifts to Seddon Park, Hamilton, for the third match on November 10, before the series concludes with back-to-back games at Mount Maunganui on November 13 and 15, respectively. All five matches of the series are scheduled to start at 7:30 AM IST. Indias ODI squad for the first three games: Shubman Gill (captain), Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer (vc), KL Rahul (wk), Nitish Kumar Reddy, Axar Patel, Naman Dhir, Anshul Kamboj, Gurnoor Brar, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Arshdeep Singh, Ishan Kishan (wk), Mohammed Siraj, Prasidh Krishna and Kuldeep Yadav The action then shifts to Seddon Park, Hamilton, for the third match on November 10, before the series concludes with back-to-back games at Mount Maunganui on November 13 and 15, respectively. All five matches of the series are scheduled to start at 7:30 AM IST. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Missing girl found hanging from tree in Chatra, probe on
Jamshedpur traders launch market campaign to counter online shopping
Ramgarh restricts heavy vehicles during Durga Puja
Manpower crunch affects fire services in Hazaribag
Ramgarh tops state in September district education rankings
108 ambulance workers to ground fleet from Oct 21 after talks fail
Expired buns, poor-quality noodles and sweets destroyed in Palamu
Illicit liquor factory busted in Deoghar, 2 arrested
Administrator Saurabh Tiwary, a vintage hard-hitting batter, aims to make cricketers lives easy
After his career ended a couple of years ago, he moved to administration, taking over as the secretary of the Jharkhand State Cricket Association last year
Dhanbad police hold flag march
State to host first National Forestry Congress in Dec, registration opens Oct 17
IIT puja pandal spotlights chips, critical minerals
Theft gang busted in Chatra, 4 held
Safety advisory for Durga Puja idol immersion in Hazaribag
Hunger strike over BSL jobs for displaced families enters 7th day
Security Tightened Across Jharkhand Ahead of Durga Puja
Monitoring will be done through CCTV and drone cameras
Youth held for slapping, molesting girl at Dandiya event
Three killed after speeding truck crushes e-rickshaw in Sahibganj
2,000 police personnel in Jamshedpur for Durga Puja security
Loud music from pandals leaves residents in distress
Want to adorn Maa Durga? Wait till 2052 in this Hazaribag village
14-year-old girl found hanging from tree in Latehar, police suspect suicide
Palma-Gumla four-lane highway stretch opens
Old Video Falsely Shared as Recent Exchange Between Lawyer, Supreme Court Judge
The video dates back to October 2025 and shows an exchange between a lawyer and the Jharkhand High Court judge.
Jharkhand Ambulance Services Halted as Drivers and Technicians Begin 40-Hour Strike
Emergency ambulance services in Jharkhand face disruption as drivers and technicians strike over unpaid wages and job security. Jharkhand Ambulance Services Halted as Drivers and Technicians Begin 40-Hour Strike
Jharkhand teen challenges gender bias after brother gets private school education
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.
SC issues notice to ECI, CEC on Rahul Gandhi, INDIA bloc plea against SIR
New Delhi, Oct 15: The Supreme Court on Thursday issued notice to the Election Commission of India (ECI) and Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar on a petition filed by Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi and other INDIA bloc leaders challenging alleged large-scale voter deletions and irregularities in the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. According to Bar & Bench, a bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi sought responses from the poll panel and the CEC and tagged the pleas with petitions already pending before the court challenging the validity of SIR in various states. We are issuing notice and tagging it with the matters already pending. Somebody will accept notice on behalf of the Election Commission of India. Otherwise, serve them, the bench said. The court also indicated that it would seek an explanation from one of the petitioners regarding his conduct at the next hearing, without specifying the person concerned. Issue notice. But one objection, before that. We would like to ask one of the petitioners about his conduct on the next date of hearing. Issuing notice does not mean that we are condemning anything. We are issuing notice. But about one of the petitioners, we will definitely entertain the issue. Issue notice. The notice on behalf of one of the petitioners will be entertained on a provisional basis, subject to his explaining his conduct, the bench observed. The petition has been filed by Rahul Gandhi along with several opposition leaders, including Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, Trinamool Congress leader Saugata Roy, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut, CPI(M) leader MA Baby and CPI leader D Raja. Other petitioners include Mahua Majhi of the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha, Supriya Sule of the Nationalist Congress Party (Sharadchandra Pawar faction) and Mohammed Basheer of the Indian Union Muslim League. The petition challenges alleged large-scale deletions of voters and irregularities in the SIR process and seeks judicial intervention in the exercise. Rahul Gandhi and other INDIA bloc leaders had marched to the Supreme Court on October 12 before filing the plea. The development comes amid protests in Delhi against the SIR exercise, with demonstrators also demanding the resignation of CEC Gyanesh Kumar. The protests followed an Indian Express report alleging that Kumar had taken several decisions relating to the revision exercise unilaterally despite objections from two Election Commissioners. The allegations have added to opposition concerns over the conduct of the electoral roll revision. Several protesters were detained by Delhi Police over the weekend after prohibitory orders were imposed under Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS). The detentions have also led to petitions before the Supreme Court, including allegations that lawyers and journalists were prevented from performing their professional duties. The Supreme Courts notice seeks responses from the poll panel on the issues raised. By tagging the fresh petitions with matters already pending on SIR, the court has brought the latest challenge into the existing proceedings on the electoral roll revision exercise.
Jharkhand Chief Minister Provides
Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren expedited 10 lakh aid for six-year-old Anup Besras ear treatment, showcasing swift government action. Jharkhand Chief Minister Provides 10 Lakh Medical Aid for Six-Year-Olds Treatment
Ranchi police conduct flag marches to boost Durga Puja security
Shocking Revelations in Jharkhand CGL Paper Leak Scandal
A shocking investigation reveals a paper leak scandal involving candidates memorizing answers before the Jharkhand CGL exam. Shocking Revelations in Jharkhand CGL Paper Leak Scandal
On way to Dandiya event, Seraikela student dies in road accident
Minor girl drowns in Garhwa check dam
Ranchi CEO to publish booth-wise lists of voters with pending documents
Medical college with 100 MBBS seats to come up in Jamtara
Displaced protesters block two Bokaro Steel Plant gates
XLRI concludes summer intern placements
Will work above party lines: New Odisha governor clarifies remarks
