Man Killed Over Land Dispute In Ranchi
A 50-year-old man was shot dead in Ranchi, Jharkhand, allegedly over a land dispute. Police have arrested three individuals in connection with the incident, which occurred on Thursday night, and are searching for other suspects.
ATM Fraud Racket Busted In Jharkhand's Ramgarh
Four members of an interstate gang involved in ATM tampering and online fraud have been arrested in Ramgarh, Jharkhand. Police seized 18 ATM cards and cash, busting a racket that duped customers by tampering with machines and posing as bank officials.
Ranchi, October 30, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): The impact of Cyclone Arnab is gradually weakening, but its effects have changed the weather across Jharkhand. Several parts of the state Jharkhand Weather Update: Cyclone Arnab Weakens, Rain and Cold Winds Bring Temperature Down Across State
ED raids four places in Bengal in Rs 280 crore bank fraud case
Digital Desk | Kolkata, Oct 30 (IANS) The Enforcement Directorate on Friday was conducting search operations at multiple locations in West Bengal, in a bank fraud case worth Rs 280 crore. It is alleged that money from a power plant in Jharkhand was laundered to Kolkata. ED had taken note of a chartered accountant in the Lake Town area in north Kolkata for allegedly opening shell companies and committing corruption worth crores of rupees. Besides Kolkata, the raid is also underway in Uttarpara in Hooghly district, Asansol in West Burdwan district and in Howrah. ED officials entered the house of Sudipto Ghosh, a resident of Shibtala Street in Uttarpara, this morning. The ED investigation team was accompanied by central forces personnel. Sudipto Ghosh is a chartered accountant by profession. The family is being questioned, and their house is being searched. Ghosh, however, has said that he has no connection with the corruption case. The investigators have taken permission for the probe, and he is cooperating with the central investigation agency. ED officials have also raided the house of Chartered Accountant (CA) Ashok Sarathi in the elite Avni Oxford (Phase 1) housing complex in Lake Town. A vigorous search operation and interrogation were being conducted there since morning under the strict guard of the central forces. According to sources in the investigating agency, the search is being conducted on charges of embezzlement and money laundering of money taken from the bank in the name of building a power project or power plant in Jharkhand. The name of the main private company under investigation is Kohinoor Power Private Limited (KPPL). The CA is accused of taking a loan from the bank on the pretext of setting up a 66 MW power plant in Jharkhand. The amount of this loan taken from the bank consortium was about Rs 280 crore. It has been alleged that the money taken in the name of building a power plant was not used for the project but was embezzled through a web of shell companies. The officials believe that chartered accountant Ashok Sarathi has a major role in this financial scam. Currently, in addition to questioning the chartered accountant inside the residence, the ED officials are searching for digital documents, bank accounts and various suspicious papers. It remains to be seen what other information comes to light at the end of the investigation. According to the ED, the investigation was initiated on the basis of the complaint filed by the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) before the Ld. 2nd Special Court, Kolkata, in respect of the affairs of Kohinoor Power Private Limited (KPPL) and others. An investigation into the affairs of the company was ordered by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) pursuant to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) forwarding a list of companies in respect of which the Resolution Professional (RP) had filed applications before the NCLT concerning avoidance transactions.
Cyclone Arnab puts two Bihar districts on red alert; weather warnings issued for others
Digital Desk | Patna, Oct 30 (IANS) The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued weather warnings for several districts of Bihar on Friday under the impact of Cyclone Arnab, forecasting heavy to extremely heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds. A red alert has been issued for Sitamarhi and Madhubani, where extremely heavy rainfall and lightning are likely. An orange alert has been issued for Darbhanga, Sheohar, East Champaran and West Champaran, with heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and strong winds of 40-50 kmph expected. Yellow alerts have been issued for several other districts, including Patna, warning of rain, thunderstorms and lightning. Residents have been advised to remain alert and follow district-specific weather advisories. According to the Meteorological Centre in Patna, the impact of the weather system is expected to continue until October 31. The IMD has also forecast a significant decline in maximum temperatures in several parts of Bihar, with cooler conditions likely after the rainfall. The changing weather has brought an early winter-like chill to parts of the state. Patna, in particular, has witnessed a notable fall in temperature amid cloudy skies and intermittent rain. The weather department has cautioned that heavy rainfall could lead to waterlogging and disrupt normal movement in affected areas. Strong winds and lightning also pose risks to people working outdoors. Residents have been advised to take shelter inside safe, enclosed buildings during thunderstorms. They should avoid open fields, refrain from standing under trees and stay away from exposed locations during lightning activity. The Meteorological Centre has also urged people not to pay attention to rumours and to rely on official weather bulletins and government advisories for accurate information. The IMD's latest district-wise warning indicates that adverse weather conditions are likely to persist in parts of Bihar through Saturday, October 31. Cyclone Arnab has heavily disrupted normal life in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The coastal areas of Odhisa, Jharkhand and Bihar are also affected by it.
Illegal Weapons Seized, One Arrested In Jharkhand's Gumla
Police in Gumla, Jharkhand, have arrested one man and seized a significant cache of illegal weapons, including an AK-56 rifle, following an operation to thwart a planned major crime. The operation led to the recovery of various firearms and ammunition from a vehicle whose occupants fled upon police arrival. Authorities are continuing their search for other suspects and investigating the source of the weapons.
Overnight rain brings chilly weather to Delhi-NCR; AQI improves
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 30 (IANS) Incessant overnight rainfall brought a sharp change in weather across Delhi-NCR, lowering temperatures and ushering in a wintry chill on Friday, while also improving air quality, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) falling to the satisfactory category in several areas. Several parts of the national capital witnessed steady showers late Thursday night, with visuals from Delhi's Hazrat Nizamuddin railway station and the Jamia Millia Islamia area showing rain-soaked roads and overcast skies. According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), Delhi's overall AQI stood at 76 on Friday morning, placing it in the satisfactory category. However, monitoring stations across the city recorded varying pollution levels. Burari recorded an AQI of 71, while Badarpur registered 142, Uttam Nagar 144, Pusa 138, Sirifort 127, Dwarka Sector 8 126, and Jahangirpuri and Rohini 128 each. Other areas, including Jharoda Kalan, R.K. Puram, IIT Delhi, Narela, Najafgarh, Bawana and the Commonwealth Sports Complex, also recorded AQI levels ranging from 104 to 142. The improvement in air quality came after pollution levels remained above 200 on Wednesday and Thursday. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) had issued a yellow alert for Delhi and neighbouring National Capital Region districts on October 29, forecasting rainfall and thunderstorms over the following 24 to 48 hours. On Thursday, Delhi experienced its coldest October day in four years, with temperatures dropping 5.6 degrees Celsius below normal amid the weakening Cyclone Arnab. According to the Regional Meteorological Centre in New Delhi, Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram, and Faridabad are likely to experience generally cloudy skies, with one or two spells of light to moderate rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning. Light to moderate showers are forecast for Friday, with isolated heavy rainfall possible during the night. Weather conditions are expected to improve on October 31, when partly cloudy skies are likely across the region. No weather warnings have been issued for Saturday. From November 1, Delhi-NCR is expected to experience mainly clear skies and more stable weather conditions. Meanwhile, a low-to-moderate flash flood risk has been flagged until October 30 in vulnerable watersheds across several districts of Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Jharkhand, Bihar and eastern Uttar Pradesh.
Road Dept Pushes Repairs on Key Routes Before Diwali, Chhath
Two arrested in Giridih woman death case
Gumla marks Kartik Oraons 102nd birth anniversary
4 inter-state ATM thieves held
Section 163 imposed near JSW Parbatpur coal block gate amid employment protest
Money from PNBs Greater Noida branch accounts diverted to six accounts in Goa, Mumbai, Jharkhand
Jharkhand Steps Up Security for JTET Exam Across 986 Centres
Major Animal Smuggling Bust In Ghazipur
Nine alleged animal smugglers from Bihar and Jharkhand were arrested in Uttar Pradesh's Ghazipur district on Thursday. Police rescued 17 animals being transported in a cruel manner in three pickup vans and recovered mobile phones and cash from the accused. A case has been registered under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
School attendance is likely to be affected by rainfall and thunderstorms across several Indian states on October 30. The India Meteorological Department has forecast heavy rainfall for eastern and central India, raising concerns. In Uttar Pradesh, schools will remain closed in 60 districts due to the UPSSSC Preliminary Eligibility Test. Other states are monitoring their weather situations without confirmed school closures yet.
Cyclone Arnab hands hosts Jharkhand & Odisha respite in respective Group C games of Ranji Trophy
Jharkhand minister orders crop damage survey, relief after cyclone
Ranchi train waiting lists surge, airfares soar before Diwali
South Eastern Railway cancels 10 train pairs due to Cyclone Arnab
Admin steps up Diwali checks in city, tests drones for liquor surveillance
Jharkhand Cong ministers, workers leave for Delhi ahead of Nov 1 anti-SIR rally
JEPC to update Child Register from Nov 10 to trace out-of-school kids
Governor honours Jamshedpur girl for national karate gold
Dhanbad: Woman Dies During Illegal Abortion, Two Arrested
A private clinic owner and the husband of a 26-year-old pregnant woman have been arrested in Dhanbad, Jharkhand, after the woman died during an alleged illegal abortion. Police investigations revealed the abortion was conducted illegally after a sex determination test, without a qualified medical professional present.
Jamshedpur paint prices rise 10% as imports, war spikes costs
Jharkhand Man Trapped by Agent, Lodged in UAE Jail for 4 Months Over Job Absence
A 23-year-old man from Jharkhands Palamu district has been lodged in a UAE jail for the past four months after allegedly leaving his job without proper notification and falling prey to a fraudulent agent. The youth, identified as Shashi Kumar Paswan, a resident of Dadra village, had travelled to Dubai in 2025 to work on [] The post Jharkhand Man Trapped by Agent, Lodged in UAE Jail for 4 Months Over Job Absence appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Rigorous training routine works wonders for Badoni
The Delhi captain notches up a second double hundred on the trot in the drawn encounter against Jharkhand; he says the dream is to play for India
AK-56, carbine seized in Gumla; one arrested, hunt on for associates
Husband surrenders in advocate death case, levels allegations against in-laws in video
Pradipta's 10-wicket haul powers Bengal to big Ranji win
Bengal secured a dominant 287-run victory over Kerala in their Ranji Trophy Elite Group C match, largely due to spinner Pradipta Pramanik's maiden 10-wicket match haul and Shahbaz Ahmed's exceptional all-round performance. This win solidified Bengal's top position in the group. Other Ranji matches saw Maharashtra secure three points against Gujarat, while Delhi vs Jharkhand and Odisha vs Services ended in draws due to rain.
Daily wager run over by speeding truck in Dumka
Palamu readies scribe panel for JTET candidates with disabilities, steps up prep
Elephant carcass found in Latehar forest, probe ordered
Diwali-Chhath School Break 2026: Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, And Jharkhand Holiday Dates
The official calendar released by the government of Uttar Pradesh has marked November 8 (Diwali), November 9 (Govardhan Puja), November 11 (Bhaiya Dooj) as gazetted holidays.
Jharkhand Cabinet Clears 607 Crore Mega Lift Irrigation Project
Jharkhand High Court Pulls Up State Over Minor Jailed in Ranchi: Chief Secretary Appears
FIR against 8 after newborns remains found on MMCH campus in Daltonganj
CM invited for maiden forest fests
Deoghar players shine at national lawn bowls championship
Inform on drug trade, earn cash rewards: West Singhbhum admin
Jharkhand Womens U-19 Team Files Complaint Over Scoring Error in Championship Match
Jharkhands womens U-19 team has lodged a complaint with BCCI over a scoring error that led to a narrow defeat in the T20 championship. Jharkhand Womens U-19 Team Files Complaint Over Scoring Error in Championship Match
Open gyms added to six parks in Jamshedpur, two parks get kids zones
Jharkhand: Woman dies during abortion after prenatal sex determination test, 2 arrested
Digital Desk | Dhanbad, Oct 29 (IANS) A woman in Jharkhand's Dhanbad died during a botched abortion procedure following illegal foetal sex determination at a diagnostic centre. The incident has once again brought into focus clinics that still carry out the banned procedures. Prenatal sex determination and gender selection are strictly illegal in India under the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PC-PNDT) Act, 1994. Following the incident, the police have arrested the victim's husband and the operator of the diagnostic centre. The deceased woman has been identified as Kiran Kumari. According to officials, the deceased woman's family has made serious allegations that her husband decided to force an abortion after learning that the fetus was female. Acting swiftly in the case, the police arrested the woman's husband, Sonu Kewat, and the operator of Central Diagnostic Centre located at Shyamdih Chowk, Sachin Kewat. The diagnostic center has also been sealed. The victim's brother, Chandrika Kumar, said that Kiran was three to four months pregnant. The couple already had a daughter. Family members allege that after the second pregnancy, the husband arranged for a sex determination test and, upon discovering that the foetus was a girl, pressured her into undergoing an illegal abortion. According to the allegations, Kiran suffered excessive bleeding during the abortion procedure, causing her condition to deteriorate rapidly. She was rushed to Sanjeevani Hospital, where doctors declared her dead. Angered by her death, family members staged a protest at the hospital premises and demanded strict legal action against those responsible. They also alleged that doctors and adequate medical assistance were not available in time at the hospital. Katras Sub-Divisional Police Officer Ajit Kumar Vimal confirmed the incident, stating that as soon as information was received, a police team reached the spot and began an investigation. Preliminary findings suggest that the death resulted from an improperly conducted abortion and severe blood loss. A team from the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) has also been called in to conduct scientific and technical examinations of all aspects of the case.
Jharkhand Hindu priest found dead at home in Dhanbad, murder suspected
Digital Desk | Dhanbad, Oct 29 (IANS) A Hindu priest (Pujari) was found dead at his residence in Jharkhand's Dhanbad district on Thursday. Police officials suspect that he was strangled and attacked with a sharp-edged weapon. The deceased, identified as Munna Pandey, also known as Munna Pandit, was found inside his house in Amatand under the jurisdiction of Katras police station. Police have launched an investigation into the suspected murder, though the circumstances surrounding the death and the identity of those involved remain unclear. According to preliminary information, Pandey worked as a pujari at the Lilori Sthan temple and lived alone at his house in Amatand. Local residents became suspicious when they noticed no activity at his residence on Thursday. They subsequently informed the police. A team from Katras police station reached the spot and searched the premises, where the body was found. On receiving information about the incident, Ajit Kumar Vimal, Sub-Divisional Police Officer (SDPO) of Baghmara, also visited the scene and reviewed the situation. During the preliminary examination, police found marks suggesting pressure on the deceased's neck, along with injuries that appeared to have been inflicted with a sharp-edged weapon. The exact cause of death and the sequence of events leading to the incident are yet to be established. Police officials inspected the house and the surrounding area and began collecting evidence to determine the circumstances of the suspected crime. Investigators are examining all possible angles and may seek assistance from forensic experts and a dog squad, depending on the requirements of the investigation. The deceased's family members have been informed about the incident. Police are also attempting to establish whether the killing was linked to personal enmity, robbery or any other motive. No clear information has emerged so far regarding the suspected assailants. SDPO Ajit Kumar Vimal said the incident appeared to be a murder at first glance and that the police were investigating all possible aspects of the case. The incident has triggered anger among local residents, who have urged the police to identify those responsible and ensure their arrest. Residents have demanded strict action against the perpetrators. Police said further investigation was underway to establish the sequence of events, determine the motive and identify those involved in the suspected killing.
Jharkhand HC advocate death case: Husband Kushagra Rudra Rana surrenders in court
Digital Desk | Hazaribagh, Oct 29 (IANS) The husband of Anushka Chakraborty, a practising advocate of the Jharkhand High Court, whose body was found under suspicious circumstances a few days ago, surrendered before the Chief Judicial Magistrate in Hazaribagh on Thursday. Confirming the development, Rupesh Kumar Singh, Sub-Divisional Police Officer (Sadar), said the police would move the court seeking accused Kushagra Rudra Rana's custodial remand for interrogation. The accused had been absconding since the incident. Police launched search operations in Jharkhand and two other states. Authorities had also initiated proceedings to cancel his passport and arms licence and freeze his bank accounts as part of efforts to secure his arrest. On October 22, the body of Anushka Chakraborty was found hanging inside Flat No. 304 of Gupta Complex in Hazaribagh under circumstances that raised suspicion. Following her death, her family accused her husband and his relatives of dowry-related harassment and murder. They demanded a thorough investigation and justice for the deceased advocate. After the incident, Kushagra Rudra Rana and his family members reportedly went into hiding. Meanwhile, the victim's family moved the Jharkhand High Court, which directed that the investigation be conducted by an officer of the rank of DSP. Shortly before surrendering, Kushagra Rudra Rana released a video on social media in which he rejected all allegations against him and instead blamed his wife's family for the circumstances leading to her death. He alleged that his father-in-law frequently interfered in his business affairs and pressured him to appoint him as a director in the company. He further claimed that he was subjected to financial pressure and was coerced into parting with money and valuables. In the video, he also referred to Manoj Mahto, a representative of Ramgarh MLA Mamta Devi, alleging that Rs 7 lakh was transferred from the company's bank account and another Rs 10 lakh was paid in cash in connection with an alleged promise of influence in the Jharkhand Public Service Commission examination process. The accused further claimed that marital disputes arose due to what he described as his wife's close association with another woman advocate while they were living in Ranchi. These claims, however, have not been independently verified. Police are expected to seek custody of the accused for further questioning as the investigation into the advocate's death continues.
Husband of Jharkhand Advocate Anushka Chakraborty Surrenders in Court Following Suspicious Death
Kushagra Rudra Rana has surrendered in court as police investigate the suspicious death of his wife, advocate Anushka Chakraborty, in Hazaribagh. Husband of Jharkhand Advocate Anushka Chakraborty Surrenders in Court Following Suspicious Death
DAAHC Jharkhand Crop Guard Recruitment 2026
Department of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry and Cooperative, Government of Jharkhand has invited offline applications for 8 Crop Guard (Kamdar) posts. Applications can be submitted till 14 November 2026. For complete details, candidates can visit seraikela.nic.in.
Priest Found Murdered in Dhanbad, Investigation Underway
A priest was discovered dead in Dhanbad, Jharkhand, showing signs of strangulation and knife wounds, prompting a police investigation. Priest Found Murdered in Dhanbad, Investigation Underway
Jharkhand: Elephant dies after falling into irrigation well in West Singhbhum
An adult elephant was found dead in an irrigation well in Jharkhands West Singhbhum district on Thursday. Villagers suspect it fell on slippery ground after rainfall. The elephant belonged to a 22-member herd, which reportedly damaged around 70 decimals of paddy fields
JSCA Files Complaint With BCCI Over Scoring Error That Cost Women's U19 Team
The Jharkhand State Cricket Association: The Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA) has made an official complaint to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) over an alleged scoring error that cost the women's U19 team in the T20 championship pre-quarter-final against Uttarakhand. The JSCA has called for the BCCI's attention to the matter, where they were denied a run as the scorers made an error, and they went on to lose the match by one run in the end. As per Cricinfo, the scoring error took place in the final over of Jharkhand's clash against Uttarakhand in the 135-run chase in Nagpur last week. They were 127/7 at the end of the 19th over and needed another eight runs from six balls to win the game. They took three runs from the first three balls and then needed another five from the next three. Then came the turning moment when Lakshmi Kumari was run out on the fourth ball while attempting two runs with Eshika Bhagat in the middle. The report added that the batters completed a run before the dismissal, but the scorers did not record the run and instead registered only a run-out, which led Jharkhand to need five runs off the last two balls. Bowler Kanika Negi then bowled a wide on the next delivery, bringing the equation to four needed off two balls. On the next ball, No.10 Isha was run out while attempting two runs. This time the run was recorded to bring it down to three off the final ball. As Bhagat faced the final ball, No. 11 Ishika Deepak was also run out while the batters attempted for a couple of runs. The run was credited as Jharkhand lost by one run in the end. But the JSCA pointed out that the non-credited run on the fourth ball was the difference in the end. Speaking on the incident, head coach Jaskaran Singh called for a look into the matter. This was the first time Jharkhand had qualified for the knockouts of the women's Under-19, so the result is extremely disappointing, Jaskaran said, as quoted by Cricinfo. Had this been a league game, the situation may have been different. For players in particular, tournaments like these are extremely important. As Bhagat faced the final ball, No. 11 Ishika Deepak was also run out while the batters attempted for a couple of runs. The run was credited as Jharkhand lost by one run in the end. But the JSCA pointed out that the non-credited run on the fourth ball was the difference in the end. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Jharkhand Revenue Staff Strike in Protest of Inspectors Murder
Revenue staff in Jharkhand strike to demand justice for inspector Lakshmikant Munda, highlighting security concerns for officials. Jharkhand Revenue Staff Strike in Protest of Inspectors Murder
JSBCCL Assistant Manager Recruitment 2026
Jharkhand State Building Construction Corporation Limited (JSBCCL) has invited offline applications for the post of Assistant Manager (Electrical). Applications can be submitted from 12 October 2026 to 30 October 2026. For complete details, candidates can visit jsbccl.jharkhand.gov.in.
Cyclone Arnab effect: Rain intensifies in parts of Jharkhand, to continue till October 30
An Orange alert of heavy rainfall has been issued for Garhwa, Palamu, Latehar, Lohardaga, Gumla and Simdega till 8.30 a.m. on October 30
Scoring error costs Jharkhand women's Under-19 team in T20 championship pre-quarter-final
Run-out while trying to complete two didn't record the first run, and Jharkhand eventually lost by one run to Uttarakhand
Jharkhand Initiates Termination Proceedings Against 631 Doctors Over Prolonged Absence From Duty
Jharkhand reviews 695 doctors service records as it initiates termination proceedings against 631 over prolonged absence.
Jharkhand youth jailed in UAE, family seeks Government help for his return
The youths father Lalan Paswan said that his son was incarcerated for leaving his job without informing the company and was also trapped after paying an agent to return home
Bokaro power supply faces strain as coal stocks dwindle to three days
Sikh pilgrim reaches Gumla on 3,000km journey from Amritsar to Nanded
WPL 2027 Auction: Happy With The Depth Weve Built, Says MI Head Coach Luke Williams
T20 World Cup: Mumbai Indians (MI) head coach Luke Williams said the franchise had used the 2027Womens Premier League (WPL) auction to build depth around its retained core, adding that he was excited to see several young players get a chance to be a part of the league. The two-time champions signed six uncapped Indian players at the auction held in Kochi on Wednesday. Shweta Sehrawat was bought for Rs 20 lakh, while Disha Kasat, Latika Inamdar, Bharti Rawal, Saanika Chalke and Akshita Bhagat came in for Rs 10 lakh each. Delhi-based Shweta, UP Warriorzs lone retention in 2026 and a member of Indias 2023 U-19 Womens T20 World Cup winning squad, drew a bidding battle between MI and Delhi Capitals before going for double her base price. Certainly. Obviously, with the retentions, we had a sort of solid core group that we were able to retain. So certainly today was about trying to add to the group, whether thats in the starting XI potentially, or if not, providing different options and coverage through the tournament, depending on what surfaces we play on and if there are any injuries or players out of form. So, really happy with the depth that weve built across different areas and really excited to work with some new players, said Williams in the post-auction press conference. The coach credited MIs scouting team for identifying the recruits. Obviously the scouts did a lot of work identifying different players and then going through various networks to do our research. So, really happy with how its unfolded and excited that some young players get an opportunity at the WPL. Among the new faces, Vidarbha duo Kasat and Inamdar arrived in form, having played key roles in a tense chase against Punjab in the Senior Womens T20 Trophy in Lucknow only a day before the auction. Disha opened and made an unbeaten 66 off 52 balls, while Latika hit 17 off eight balls. Saanika, a 20-year-old left-handed top-order batter, was part of Indias 2025 Under-19 T20 World Cup-winning squad and struck 85 off 53 balls against Jharkhand in the same tournament. Akshita won the Under-23 event of the WPL Speed Queen contest with a top speed of 105kph and recently played for India A against Australia A in Mohali. Among the new faces, Vidarbha duo Kasat and Inamdar arrived in form, having played key roles in a tense chase against Punjab in the Senior Womens T20 Trophy in Lucknow only a day before the auction. Disha opened and made an unbeaten 66 off 52 balls, while Latika hit 17 off eight balls. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Questioned in English he did not understand, HC acquits murder convict
SIR: Disposal of cases reveals sharp inter-constituency gap
55 get artificial limbs at Jamshedpur camp
From gatherings to art, citizens turn HEC grounds into green movement hub
School Holiday October 29 news: Schools in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, and Jharkhand will close on October 29 due to Cyclone Arnab. Karwa Chauth is also observed on this day, affecting school holidays. While Delhi government schools declared a holiday, private schools may vary in their schedules. Parents are advised to check with individual schools for updated holiday information. District administrations will provide details regarding school closures based on local weather conditions.
Language Barrier Vitiates Fair Trial, Jharkhand HC Acquits Convict
The Jharkhand High Court acquitted a man serving a life sentence for murder, ruling that his fundamental right to a fair trial was violated because he was questioned and his statements recorded in English, a language he did not understand. The court deemed the trial court's proceedings a 'farce' and set aside the conviction.
HC orders railways to pay Rs 8 lakh to family of ticketless accident victim
RMC cracks down on illegal buildings in Morabadi, serves notices to 15
Govt land must be vacated: DC on Baramuri Khatal eviction row
Festival shopping across state may be hit by inclement weather
Headmaster injured after cylinder catches fire during midday meal preparation
10,000 RJD workers from Jharkhand to attend INDIA blocs Ramlila Maidan rally against SIR
Heavy rain threat makes JSSC defer physical tests for assistant jailer posts
Couple found dead on Jamtara railway tracks died by train-hit, confirms postmortem
Potters in Dhanbad fear losses amid rain alert
Police Intercept SUV, Seize Rs 1 Crore Ganja In Chatra
Police in Chatra, Jharkhand, seized 164 kg of ganja valued at approximately Rs 1 crore from an abandoned SUV. The driver fled after police attempted to stop the vehicle during a checking drive. A manhunt is underway for the smugglers.
Nephew Accused Of Raping Mentally Unsound Aunt In Jharkhand
Police in Jharkhand's West Singhbhum district are investigating the alleged rape of an elderly, mentally unsound woman by her nephew. The incident reportedly occurred on Tuesday night. The family lodged a complaint after the woman narrated the assault. No arrests have been made as the investigation continues.
Man on bail found dead in Latehar
JBVNL Second Member Recruitment 2026
Jharkhand Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited (JBVNL) has released the official notification for the recruitment of 4 Second Member posts. The last date to submit the offline application is 06 November 2026.
Ganja worth Rs 1 cr seized in Chatra
Roadmap laid down to upgrade Anganwadis
JRHMS Community Health Officer Recruitment 2026
Jharkhand Rural Health Mission Society, Department of Health, Medical Education & Family Welfare, Government of Jharkhand (JRHMS) has released Notification No. 05/2026/JRHM-CHO-Integrated for the recruitment of 1,038 Community Health Officer posts. Eligible candidates can apply online at jrhms.jharkhand.gov.in from 31 October 2026 to 22 November 2026.
Schools Closed in Jharkhand Till October 29 Amid Cyclone Alert
The Jharkhand government has ordered the closure of schools in several districts until October 29, 2026, as a precautionary measure amid adverse weather conditions caused by a severe cyclonic storm. The affected districts include Ranchi, West Singhbhum, East Singhbhum and Simdega,
CISF intensifies security checks at Bokaro CCL coal belt sites
Chatra man arrested with 600grams of opium
Foetus remains being carried by dog traced to private hospital, facility sealed
WS admin launches drive to promote Utensil Banks in rural areas
Four injured as SUV collides with autorickshaw in Latehar
Schools closed in parts of Jharkhand till October 29 in view of cyclone 'Arnab'
