Transforming Lives: Suman Kumars Fish Farming Success in Giridih
Suman Kumars fish farming venture in Giridih, Jharkhand, creates jobs and boosts local economy through modern techniques. Transforming Lives: Suman Kumars Fish Farming Success in Giridih
BJP Launches Statewide Protests in Jharkhand Over Recruitment Exam Irregularities
The BJP protests in Jharkhand against alleged irregularities in recruitment exams and legal actions against student demonstrators. BJP Launches Statewide Protests in Jharkhand Over Recruitment Exam Irregularities
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.
BJP Protests Against Irregularities in Jharkhand Recruitment Exams
BJP launches a state-wide protest in Jharkhand against recruitment exam irregularities and legal actions against students. BJP Protests Against Irregularities in Jharkhand Recruitment Exams
Court cites absence of a proximate act, modifies conviction, and upholds house-trespass offence.
Ganga flowing 1.22m above danger mark in Sahibganj, 2.16L affected
Two FIRs against NHAI officials over faulty sidewall on NH-33 in Chutupalu Valley
Caught On Camera: Jharkhand Youth Jumps Into Mumbai Sea In Suicide Attempt, Police Rescue Him
The reason behind the attempt was not immediately clear, police said, adding that he was being taken for a medical check-up following the rescue.
Ishan Kishan Reveals How Jharkhand Captaincy Stint Helped Him Grow In His Career
Ishan Kishan on Monday said taking up Jharkhand's captaincy role in 2024 helped him grow as a person, as a cricketer and as a leader of men, keeping him away from his wild child days.
JAC Jharkhand Class 10, 12 board supplementary result 2026 expected soon
The JAC Jharkhand Board Class 10 and 12 Supplementary Result 2026 date and time are expected to be out soon. Result details will be available at jacresults.nic.in
Ishan Kishan reflects on captaincy journey, says it has helped him grow
Ishan Kishan on Monday said taking up Jharkhand's captaincy role in 2024 helped him grow as a person, as a cricketer and as a leader of men, keeping him away from his wild child days. After losing the BCCI central contract in late 2023, Kishan returned to his state side, and accepted the leadership role, which he gladly continues to do whenever available. After a tumultuous phase, Kishan has now returned to the India fold albeit in the white ball formats. You have to take responsibility. If you don't take it now, when will you? It's not like I am a 22-year-old and have just broken into the team. When we were very young, we used to rely on our senior players to score runs and thought we would just support them, Kishan said during the post-day press conference. But now, being an established part of the squad, I feel it is crucial that I take up the primary role of scoring runs and making sure the team's total climbs because of me, he said. Leading East Zone, Kishan made a brilli
Delhi-NCR to see partly cloudy skies, light rain; humidity to remain high
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 8 (IANS) The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast generally cloudy weather with light rain or drizzle in Delhi on Tuesday. The national capital is likely to witness partly cloudy skies on September 9 and 10, while another spell of light rain may occur from September 11. Humidity is expected to remain relatively high during the period. The weather department has not issued any warning for Delhi for the coming days. In Noida, partly cloudy conditions are likely to prevail from September 8 to 13. Maximum temperatures are expected to remain between 34 and 35 degrees Celsius, while the minimum temperature is likely to stay around 26 degrees Celsius. Humidity levels could rise as high as 90 per cent. No weather warning has been issued for the city. Gurugram is also likely to experience partly cloudy weather from September 8 to 12, with maximum temperatures ranging from 31 to 33 degrees Celsius. On September 13, the maximum temperature is expected to be around 32 degrees Celsius, with one or two spells of rain or thundershowers possible. Humidity may reach 90 per cent, though no weather warning has been issued. Meanwhile, the southwest monsoon remains active over several parts of the country. The IMD has forecast heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and other regions on Tuesday. The IMD has warned of heavy rain and thunderstorms across 17 states and Union Territories, including Bihar, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Chhattisgarh, Jammu and Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. Wind speeds could reach 65-70 kmph in some areas. The weather department has forecast heavy rainfall in Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi and western Uttar Pradesh until September 13. Uttar Pradesh may receive rain between September 9 and 13, while Rajasthan could witness rainfall on September 12 and 13. Uttarakhand is likely to continue experiencing monsoon activity, while Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh may receive rain during September 8-13.
Night entry, lifting clothes don't amount to rape bid: Jharkhand HC
The Jharkhand High Court's decision emphasized that entering a woman's home after dark does not equate to attempted rape. The distinction made between criminally outrageous conduct and attempted rape is significant, resulting in upholding a conviction for offending modesty. The judge decided to lessen the sentence to time already served, thereby clarifying the legal nuances surrounding sexual offenses against women.
Two killed, three injured in separate incidents in Hazaribag
CID arrests 11th accused in exam irregularities case
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Ishan Kishan credits Jharkhand captaincy for turning him from wild child to leader
Ishan Kishan credits Jharkhand captaincy for turning him from wild child to leader
Chatra MLAs son rescued hours after abduction
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How Captaincy Helped Ishan Kishan Mature as Player and Leader
Ishan Kishan discusses how taking on the captaincy for Jharkhand in 2024, following the loss of his BCCI central contract, significantly contributed to his personal and cricketing development. He highlights the increased responsibility, situational awareness, and focus on team goals that leadership instilled in him, exemplified by his recent double century for East Zone in the Duleep Trophy final.
RMC begins land survey for vendors markets in all 53 wards
4.5 quintals of illicit liquor destroyed in Ramgarh
BJP to Launch Statewide Protest in Jharkhand Over Recruitment Exam Irregularities
The BJP plans a four-day protest in Jharkhand starting September 8, demanding action against recruitment exam irregularities and student arrests. BJP to Launch Statewide Protest in Jharkhand Over Recruitment Exam Irregularities
AB InBev India invests 200 crore in Neemrana brewery in Rajasthan
The Neemrana brewery commenced operations in July 2026 and will serve consumers across Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand and other key markets
AB InBev invests Rs 200 crore in Rajasthan brewery as beer demand surges beyond big cities
AB InBev India has invested about Rs 200 crore in a new brewery in Neemrana, Rajasthan, expanding capacity to meet rising beer demand across North and central India. The facility began operations in July and will serve markets including Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Jharkhand, amid stronger premium beer consumption.
Jharkhand police rescue LJP MLA's son in Ranchi; probe kidnapping claim (Lead)
Digital Desk | Ranchi, Sep 7 (IANS) Police in Jharkhand's Ranchi on Monday safely recovered Saurabh, the son of Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) MLA, Janardan Paswan, about one-and-a-half hours after receiving information that he had allegedly been abducted near a university campus, officials said. Preliminary questioning has indicated that he had gone with his friends voluntarily, police said. Saurabh, a law student at Amity University in Ranchi, was traced and recovered from the Assembly police station area after a swift search operation launched by multiple police teams. He is currently being questioned by investigators. Earlier in the day, MLA Janardan Paswan informed police that his son had been abducted by unidentified persons near the main gate of Amity University. According to the legislator, a group of men arriving in three to four Scorpio SUVs assaulted his son and forcibly took him away. He had also claimed that Saurabh's mobile phone was switched off and that his Thar vehicle was found parked outside the university gate. Following the complaint, police, acting on the directions of the Senior Superintendent of Police, formed multiple teams and launched an intensive search operation. Investigators examined CCTV footage from the university campus and nearby areas while also checking vehicles on key routes. During the operation, police tracked Saurabh's mobile phone location and located him safely within about 90 minutes in the Assembly police station jurisdiction. Officials are now questioning Saurabh and some of his friends to establish the sequence of events. Investigators are trying to determine when and under what circumstances he left the university campus and with whom he remained thereafter. Police are also examining the MLA's allegations of abduction and assault. Officials said the exact nature of the incident would become clear only after the completion of the ongoing investigation and questioning.
Lightning strike kills two women, injures three in Seraikela-Kharsawan
Hazaribag woman dies after snakebite while working on field
Teen enters river to shoot reel & drowns, friend dies in bid to save him
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Probe ordered into Bokaro market fire; hooking, illegal gas refilling under scanner
Jharkhand: Accused of submitting 200 Form 7s, BJP BLA arrested
Godda: Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Jharkhand has come under the spotlight yet again after a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Booth-Level Agent (BLA) was arrested for allegedly submitting roughly 200 Form 7s, which also named a Booth-Level Officer. The BLA identified as Vinay Kumar Mandal was held on Thursday, September 3, and Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
6 bikelifters held from city, 4 two-wheelers recovered
Boat capsizes in Giridihs Khandoli dam; 6 tourists safe
Illegal live wire fence kills elephant in Latehar
Over 272 kg dodda seized in Chatra
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Four held for series of thefts in Godda; stolen jewellery, electronics recovered
Wild Elephant Electrocutes in Jharkhands Latehar District
A wild elephant died after being electrocuted by exposed wires in Latehar, Jharkhand, raising concerns over human-elephant conflict. Wild Elephant Electrocutes in Jharkhands Latehar District
Former Jharkhand Chief Minister Questions Government Action in JSSC-CGL Exam Scandal
Babulal Marandi criticizes CM Hemant Soren for inaction in the JSSC-CGL exam scandal involving former DGP Anurag Gupta. Former Jharkhand Chief Minister Questions Government Action in JSSC-CGL Exam Scandal
Jharkhand's Dhanbad coal belt on edge as subsidence incidents cross 45 in 8 months
Dhanbad, Sep 7 (IANS) Imagine a family asleep inside their home when a loud explosion erupts from beneath the ground. Within moments, cracks appear in the walls, the floor shifts, and part of the house disappears into a deep cavity. Outside, toxic gases rise from the ground, flames emerge through fissures, and smoke billows from the earth. For residents of Dhanbad's coal belt, such scenes are no longer rare. Life in the region is increasingly being overshadowed by fear as frequent land subsidence, underground fires, and the formation of sinkholes continue to threaten lives and property. A major reason behind the crisis is the century-old underground coal fire raging beneath large parts of the coalfield. Since January this year, more than 45 incidents of land subsidence and sinkhole formation have been reported across the coal belt. The frequency of such incidents has increased during August and September with the onset of monsoon rains. Developments over the past 10 days illustrate the gravity of the situation. On August 31, part of a house in Lilori Pathra collapsed into a sinkhole after the ground caved in. On September 1, authorities began filling a deep cavity in Godhar No 6, while incidents of sinkhole formation and gas leakage were reported from Kailudih in the Katras area. On September 3, the ground cracked open in Barari No 6 following a powerful explosion, releasing flames and toxic smoke through the fissures. A day later, two large sinkholes appeared in Kurmi Dih, triggering panic among residents amid reports of gas leakage. Despite repeated assurances and mitigation efforts by the Centre, the state government, coal companies and regulatory agencies, incidents linked to underground fires, subsidence, and sinkhole formation continue to escalate. Amid growing concerns, Prime Minister's adviser Tarun Kapoor visited the Dhanbad coalfield on August 31 and September 1. During his two-day tour, he reviewed BCCL's mining operations, assessed the status of underground fires in Jharia and examined rehabilitation efforts. Kapoor also interacted with resettled families and directed officials to prioritise safe and dignified rehabilitation of affected residents. Residents of Jharia, Katras, Lodna, Kenduadih, and Baghmara continue to live with the fear of not knowing where the ground might crack next. A series of recent incidents has posed a major safety challenge for both the administration and mining authorities. The most alarming incident this year occurred on August 6 in Chhatabad, Katras, where land subsidence affected more than 20 houses and left several people injured. Deep cracks appeared in numerous homes. Local residents blamed intensive blasting activities in the mining area for the disaster. Following the incident, authorities tightened safety measures. On August 14, the Dhanbad Deputy Commissioner ordered suspension of blasting and mining activities in the affected zone until scientific studies and safety assessments were completed. Subsequently, the Directorate General of Mines Safety (DGMS) withdrew permission for controlled deep-hole blasting at New Akashkinari Colliery. However, Chhatabad is not an isolated case. Similar incidents involving land subsidence, sinkholes and gas leaks have continued to emerge from Lodna, Barari, Kenduadih, and other parts of Katras. The recurring events have intensified concerns over whether the existing safety and rehabilitation framework is adequate to address the growing threat. Experts say the problem is not merely a result of monsoon rains or isolated incidents. Decades of underground mining, abandoned mine workings, persistent underground fires and extensive voids beneath the surface have rendered the region highly vulnerable. During the monsoon, rainwater seeps into these weakened zones, further eroding the stability of the overlying soil. In many areas, vibrations generated by heavy blasting are believed to have aggravated the risk. While ground collapses continue to endanger lives, questions are also being raised about the pace of the long-running rehabilitation programme. Ensuring the safety of residents and relocating vulnerable families in time remains the biggest challenge. For families whose homes have already developed cracks, every spell of rain and every loud explosion signals a potential disaster. According to BCCL Director, Technical and Operations, Sanjay Kumar Singh, providing immediate safe housing to families affected by subsidence and gas leakage in areas such as Kenduadih and Lodna remains a priority. He said that under the revised Jharia Master Plan, rehabilitation and livelihood arrangements for displaced residents are being accelerated in Belgaria and Karmatand townships in coordination with the JRDA, with an allocation of Rs 5,940 crore. For Dhanbad's coal belt, the question is no longer when the next sinkhole will appear. The real concern is who will be caught in its path when the ground gives way again.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Monday conducted searches at premises linked to Trinamool Congress (TMC) Rajya Sabha MP Mohammad Nadimul Haque at seven locations across Delhi, West Bengal and Jharkhand in connection with an alleged...
Duleep Trophy final: Kumar Kushagra hammers his sixth FC hundred
Jharkhand's Kumar Kushagra struck a fine hundred for East Zone in the ongoing Duleep Trophy 2026-27 final against South Zone at the MA Chidambaram Stadium.
Jharkhand High Court has released the Recruitment 2026 notification for Law Researcher / Research Associate posts. A total of 25 vacancies have been announced under this recruitment drive. The online application process will be conducted from 07 September 2026 to 28 September 2026. Interested candidates can apply online through the official website, jharkhandhighcourt.nic.in.
The Enforcement Directorate conducted searches at seven locations across three states. These searches targeted TMC MP Nadimul Haque and an Urdu newspaper. The investigation concerns alleged money laundering and promoting communal disharmony. Officials are gathering evidence related to financial transactions and suspicious funding. The probe is proceeding under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act.
Jharkhand CID arrests one accused in JSSC-CGL exam irregularities case; 10 held so far
The Jharkhand government had earlier announced the cancellation of a host of recruitment tests, including the JSSC-CGL-2023 conducted on September 21 and 22, 2024, following protests
Jharkhand Police makes 10th arrest in exam irregularities case
Jharkhand Police makes th arrest in exam irregularities case
Ganga swells in Patna; 22 lakh hit by floods in Bihar
Patna, Sep 6: More than 22 lakh people in 12 districts of Bihar have been affected by a deluge as rivers overflowed following heavy rain in the state and neighbouring Jharkhand, with authorities sounding an alert as the water level in the Ganga crossed the highest flood level in Patna on Sunday. In a notification, [] The post Ganga swells in Patna; 22 lakh hit by floods in Bihar first appeared on Highland Post .
Jharkhand CID Arrests Successful Candidate in SSC CGL Paper Leak Case
A successful candidate was arrested in Ranchi for allegedly paying a paper leak gang in the Jharkhand SSC CGL exam scandal. Jharkhand CID Arrests Successful Candidate in SSC CGL Paper Leak Case
Visually impaired West Singhbhum duo take on Himalayan heights, one scales 20,000ft Ladakh peak
Retired teacher shot by unidentified attacker in Hazaribag, police investigate
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Duleep Trophy: Ishan Bhaiya Was Giving Me A Lot Of Advice While Batting, Says Shikhar Mohan
MA Chidambaram Stadium: Young Jharkhand batter Shikhar Mohan credited senior partner and captain Ishan Kishan's constant guidance behind him making a fluent 85 on Duleep Trophy debut, as he played a vital role in putting East Zone in command on opening day of the 2026/27 Duleep Trophy final against a star-studded South Zone. Drafted into the playing eleven as a replacement for Jharkhand teammate Virat Singh, Mohan and Kishan added 94 runs for the third wicket to rebuild the innings. Kishan remained unbeaten on 111 at the end of day ones play, with Kumar Kushagra giving him company on 63 not out, as East Zones score read 385/4 in 79 overs. Ishan bhaiya was giving me a lot of advice while batting. He was telling me what shot is on and what is not. Thanks to that, we had a great partnership, Mohan told reporters at the end of days play. Mohan earned his place in the East Zone side following an outstanding debut Ranji Trophy season, in which he scored 613 runs at an average of 55.72. Though a specialist opener, he adapted seamlessly to the number three position. My journey has been very good so far. My first season in Ranji Trophy went very well, so coming into this match, I just wanted to carry that forward. I was looking to maintain that form from the Ranji Trophy. I didnt face any problem. The openers are Abhimanyu bhai and Vaibhav bhai, so obviously there is no space as an opener. My mindset was that wherever I get a chance, I should do well for the team, he added. South Zone pacers attempted to test Mohan with a short-ball tactic in the post-lunch session, but the youngster displayed remarkable restraint before inside-edging off a bouncer from Chama Milind. I didnt face any problem. The openers are Abhimanyu bhai and Vaibhav bhai, so obviously there is no space as an opener. My mindset was that wherever I get a chance, I should do well for the team, he added. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories He signed off by crediting his time of playing Jharkhand T20 league for helping him cope with the big-match atmosphere in front of a sizable Sunday crowd at the MA Chidambaram Stadium. I think it helped a lot. The crowds there were also very good, so today when there was a big crowd, it felt normal to me. Article Source: IANS
Tragic coincidence: Hemant Soren cabinet loses 3 education-linked ministers since 2023
Since 2023, Jharkhand's education sector has faced a devastating blow with the passing of three ministers. Sudivya Kumar, the minister for Higher and Technical Education, succumbed to cardiac arrest recently. Ramdas Soren, who managed School Education and Literacy, died after a fall in August 2025. Additionally, Jagarnath Mahto passed away in April 2023 due to health complications.
Jharkhand Declares Two-Day State Mourning For Minister Sudivya Kumar
Government cancels scheduled programmes; offices to remain closed on September 7.
Tragic Road Accident in Ramgarh Claims One Life and Injures Five
A severe road accident in Ramgarh, Jharkhand, results in one death and multiple injuries, raising concerns over local road safety. Tragic Road Accident in Ramgarh Claims One Life and Injures Five
Jharkhand Board Compartment Result 2026: How To Check Class 10, 12 Scorecards
Jharkhand Board Compartment Result 2026 for Classes 10 and 12 is expected be be out soon. Check how to access JAC supplementary scorecards online.
ED conducting searches at residence of business family in Kolkata
Kolkata, Sep 6 (IANS) An Enforcement Directorate (ED) team was carrying out search operations at the residence of a business family, involved in share trading and money market operations, in north Kolkata since Sunday morning. In this raid, instead of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) personnel, the ED team was escorted by Kolkata Police personnel. It is learnt that a team of ED officials from the central agencys eastern regional office turned up at the Phoolbagan Police Station, under whose jurisdiction the residence of the said business family falls. After completion of the necessary formalities there, a joint team of ED officials and police from the Phoolbagan Police Station arrived at the multi-story building named Shivam located at Kankurgachi. The ED officials are tight-lipped over the exact reason behind the raid and search operations. It is learnt that the residence at which the raid and search operations are being conducted belongs to the Shah family, who are involved in share trading and money market operations. Recently, ED had become active again in West Bengal over a number of money-laundering cases. On September 3, ED officials conducted search operations at multiple locations in Kolkata, as part of a money-laundering investigation linked to an alleged Rs 290 crore bank-loan fraud by a private company. The private company had availed loans from banks to set up a 66 MW power plant in Jharkhand, but the loans were allegedly siphoned off to other group entities and for personal use. On September 2, the ED launched search operations at 14 premises under Section 17 of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002, in different locations in the country, including Kolkata, as part of an investigation into alleged fraudulent collection at various National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) toll plazas. The searches were carried out in locations across Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Jammu, Madhya Pradesh, the National Capital Region (NCR), as well as Kolkata.
NMDC to start commercial coal production next quarter; eyes 1 MT dry fuel sale in FY27: Chairman
State-owned NMDC plans to begin commercial thermal coal production at its Tokisud North mine in Jharkhand during the October-December quarter and sell up to 1 MT in FY27. The iron ore major also plans to develop a coking coal mine, aiming to derive 20% of revenue from non-iron ore minerals by 2030.
Tributes Pour in for Jharkhand Minister Sudivya Kumar Sonu Following His Untimely Death
Jharkhand leaders express profound grief over the sudden passing of Minister Sudivya Kumar Sonu, highlighting his contributions and legacy. Tributes Pour in for Jharkhand Minister Sudivya Kumar Sonu Following His Untimely Death
Jharkhand Minister Sudivya Kumar Sonu dies at 56
Jharkhand Minister and senior JMM leader Sudivya Kumar Sonu died following a cardiac arrest on September 6. The 56-year-old Giridih MLA held several key portfolios, including Higher and Technical Education, Urban Development, Tourism, Arts and Culture, and Sports and Youth Affairs. Leaders across party lines condoled his death and remembered his contribution to Jharkhand politics.
Sudivya Kumar Sonu: A Political Journey from Struggle to Cabinet Minister Ends Tragically
Sudivya Kumar Sonu, a prominent Jharkhand politician, has passed away, leaving a significant void in the states political landscape. Sudivya Kumar Sonu: A Political Journey from Struggle to Cabinet Minister Ends Tragically
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Jharkhand Minister Sudivya Kumar dies after heart attack at Giridih hospital
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Leaders Mourn the Passing of Jharkhand Minister Sudivya Sonu
Jharkhand leaders express deep sorrow over the death of Minister Sudivya Sonu, highlighting his significant contributions to the state. Leaders Mourn the Passing of Jharkhand Minister Sudivya Sonu
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'Heartbreaking news': J'Khand CM Soren mourns passing away of Minister Sudivya Kumar Sonu
Ranchi, Sep 6 (IANS) Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Sunday mourned the death of state minister Sudivya Kumar Sonu, describing him as an elder brother whose departure had left a void in his life that could not be expressed in words. In a post on X, Soren said he received the heartbreaking news of Sudivya Kumar Sonus passing late at night and described the news as extremely difficult to accept. Sonu Bhaiya was not just a senior colleague or political associate to me. He was like an elder brother -- affectionate, guiding, and steadfastly standing by my side in every difficult time, Soren wrote, adding that the moments spent with him and the lessons learned from him would always remain with him. Recalling Sonus association with the Jharkhand movement, the Chief Minister said he had stood with full devotion and strength alongside the late Baba Dishom Guruji. He further stated that as a dedicated soldier of the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), Sonu devoted his life to the struggle for Jharkhands identity, rights and pride. His dedication to Jharkhandiyat and his indomitable spirit will always be remembered, Soren wrote. He added, Sonu Bhaiya, your passing is a personal loss for me. Your absence will always be felt. I will carry your affection, your struggles, and your commitment to Jharkhand with me for life. JMM spokesperson Manoj Pandey described the ministers death as deeply sorrowful and deeply painful, saying his untimely departure had created a void in Jharkhand politics that would be difficult to fill. He termed it an immense loss for the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha and prayed for peace for his soul. Leader of Opposition in the Jharkhand Assembly Babulal Marandi also expressed shock over the sudden death. Marandi said he initially found the news difficult to believe after learning about it through media reports, before confirming it through his contacts in Giridih. Even though Sudivya Sonu belonged to a different political party, he was from our town, and we had known each other since the beginning, Marandi said, describing him as quite popular and calling his sudden death a shock to his family, society and everyone who knew him. Congress leader Rajesh Thakur described the death as very tragic and said Sudivya Kumar was a close associate. He recalled speaking with him just two or three days ago when the minister was in Bengaluru on an exposure visit related to tourism. Meanwhile, Dr Shahzad Sheikh said the minister was brought to the hospital at around 2:15 am after experiencing chest pain for about two hours. The doctor said he had aspirated after vomiting, requiring immediate intubation to secure his airway. An ECG showed signs of a heart attack, while his blood pressure was unrecordable, the doctor said. Inotropes and vasopressors were started, but around 10 to 15 minutes later, the patient collapsed, and CPR was initiated. Sudivya Kumar Sonu, who held several key portfolios in the Jharkhand government, passed away despite medical efforts. His death has triggered widespread mourning across Giridih and Jharkhand, with political leaders, party workers, officials and members of the public expressing grief over his sudden demise.
Two Class X Board Boy Examinee Killed and Two Other Injured In Gumla.
IMD issues heavy rain alert for Delhi, UP, Bihar, Rajasthan and other states
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an alert for heavy rain and strong winds across several parts of the country on September 6. Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh are likely to experience unsettled weather, with winds reaching up to 60-65 kmph in several areas.
Jharkhand minister Sudivya Kumar dies of heart attack at 56
Jharkhand minister Sudivya Kumar dies of heart attack at
