Jharkhand Commission Takes Notice of Nisha Bhagats Death, Demands Response from Officials
The National Scheduled Tribes Commission in Jharkhand has summoned officials regarding the death of activist Nisha Bhagat, seeking detailed responses. Jharkhand Commission Takes Notice of Nisha Bhagats Death, Demands Response from Officials
Delhi Police arrests two cyber criminals for Rs 27 lakh bank fraud in 2021
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 10 (IANS) Two absconding cyber criminals from a Jamtara-based gang were arrested by Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations (IFSO) unit of Delhi Police Special Cell, five years after they duped a Delhi resident of Rs 27 lakh using a fake bank website, a Delhi Police official said on Tuesday. Mohd. Mehruddin Ansari (30) and Mohd. Arsad Ansari (29), both residents of district Jamtara, Jharkhand, were arrested on October 30 after they surrendered before a Delhi court, the official said. The police said both the accused are educated up to matriculation and played key roles in designing fake bank websites and facilitating fraudulent customer care operations. The case involved a Delhi resident who fell in the gangs trap and landed on a fake Canara Bank website created by the gang in the guise of customer support, the police said. The bank customer, Bishwajeet Paul, who had a cheque-related query, had used information from the gangs fraudulent website www.customercomplaintregisters.com, designed to resemble the official Canara Bank website using the bank's logo and similar layout, the police said. After the complainant entered his bank account details on the instruction of a fake tele-caller, the gang illegally transferred Rs 27.10 lakh from his account to eight different bank accounts, the police said. During the investigation, eight accused were arrested earlier, including persons involved in arranging and handling beneficiary bank accounts and facilitating the withdrawal and transfer of cheated money. A charge sheet was filed against two accused persons, namely Baharuddin Ansari and Basaruddin Ansari. Six other accused persons were also arrested subsequently and are presently on regular bail. However, two key accused persons, namely Mohd. Mehruddin Ansari and Mohd. Arsad Ansari, remained absconding and were evading arrest despite repeated raids and sustained efforts by the investigating team. Non-Bailable Warrants were also issued against them by the court, the police said.
Digital Desk | Deoghar (Jharkhand), Nov 10 (IANS) Former Congress President late Sitaram Kesri's grandson, Rakesh Kesri, on Tuesday, refuted allegations that senior party leader Sonia Gandhi had a role in his removal as the party chief in 1998. Instead, he said, Sonia Gandhi immediately rushed to Kesri's residence and described him as a great leader. This was stated by Sonia Gandhi in her memoir Belonging: A Journey of Love, where she recalled that in 1998, after being elected party President at the CWC meeting, she straight went to Kesri's residence and touched his feet to seek blessings, leaving the latter surprised. Recounting the emotional meeting, she wrote that Kesri expressed surprise at her unexpected presence, but with moist eyes, placed his hand on her head, and blessed her. Speaking to IANS, Rakesh Kesri also said that Sonia Gandhi made sacrifices for the country as well as for the party. I was only about 25 or 26 years old at that time; I did not know much as I am not a political person, but her dedication to the party and her sacrifice are things we understand from history. It is recorded that she made sacrifices for the party and for the country, he said. Asked if Sonia Gandhi was opposed by others from becoming the Prime Minister at that time, he rebutted the claim, calling it her own sacrifice. There was no one to oppose her. It was her own sacrifice. What difference would opposition have made when all the MPs were with her? She herself probably did not want the position, he said. Further, Rakesh Kesri maintained that his grandfather shared a very good relationship with the Gandhi family and refuted reports that Sonia Gandhi had any role in Sitaram Kesri's removal as Congress chief. We were young then...Kesri ji would always say that it was 'Congress-I', meaning Indira Congress. He never called it his own Congress. The Gandhi family had a very good relationship with him, he said. The incident that happened occurred because of certain people with a particular ideology and mindset, he added. According to Rakesh Kesri, when Sonia Gandhi learnt about Sitaram Kesri's removal as party President, she was among the first to go to his residence on Purana Qila Road. She spoke to him and described him as a great leader. Asked whether the Gandhi family maintained contact with the Kesri family after the former Congress chief's demise in 2000, he said: Yes, they remain in touch with us, and we continue to meet. Last year, on October 24, we even observed Sitaram Kesari's 25th death anniversary. We wrote a letter, and it was immediately accepted (by Congress leadership). We received a phone call in response, and then (Sitaram Kesri's) 25th death anniversary was observed by the party, he said, referring to it as the Congress' mark of respect for Kesri. As soon as we sent the letter, it was accepted, and the entire event was organised by the party at its own expense. What more could we ask for? Rakesh Kesri said. Meanwhile, recounting the emotional meeting in her book, Sonia Gandhi wrote that Sitaram Kesri expressed surprise at her unexpected presence, but with moist eyes, placed his hand on her head and blessed her.
ICSE board exams for Class 12, Class 10 to begin on Feb 9 &15
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 10 (IANS) The Class 12 board exams conducted by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) will be held between February 9 and April 8, 2027. The Class 10 board exams will be conducted from February 15 to March 31. Over 1.10 lakh candidates from 1,651 affiliated schools will appear across 1,477 examination centres in India and overseas. The Council is set to conduct the ISC Class 12 board exams for 60 subjects. The ICSE Class 10 exams, starting February 15, will be conducted across 2,835 examination centres in India and overseas. Class 10 students must note that the reading time will now commence at 10 am, followed by the writing time at 10.15 am. Candidates appearing for the ICSE examination must ensure that they are seated in their respective examination halls or rooms by 9:45 am, said the council's Chief Executive and Secretary Joseph Emmanuel. The Council also noted that the largest ICSE candidate concentrations are from Uttar Pradesh (51,168), West Bengal (46,521), Karnataka (33,417), Maharashtra (31,035), Punjab (19,308) and Jharkhand (17,201). Earlier, the CBSE the countrys other major school board - said the Class 10 and Class 12 exams for the current academic year will begin on February 16, 2027 Earlier, the government announced that ICSE and ISC students can access results and mark sheets in real time via DigiLocker. Students of the ICSE Class 10 and ISC Class 12 can now access their results, mark sheets, as well as certificates in real time from DigiLocker, the Ministry of Electronics and IT said. The students can access their authentic digital documents anytime, anywhere from the platform in digital format. DigiLocker, the flagship platform under the Digital India initiative, has enabled this revolutionary step by providing a secure, trusted, and eco-friendly solution for issuing and accessing academic credentials in digital format by boards, universities, and other bodies, the ministry said.
'Dimagi Naxals' next on govt target, Kiren Rijiju tells Rahul Gandhi
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 10 (IANS) Taking aim at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi for eliminating Naxalism and warned the opposition leaders that days of Dimagi Naxals are also numbered. Criticising Rahul Gandhi for trivialising the Union government's success in ending Left-wing extremism, Rijiju on social media platform X said, Rahul ji, thank Modi ji for eliminating the Armed Maoists. Former PM Manmohan Singh ji had famously described Left-Wing Extremism and Naxalism as 'The single biggest internal security threat' to India. Next target is to finish Dimagi Naxals. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress have recently been exchanging verbal blows over the fight against Naxalism and foreign intervention in Indian politics. Interacting with CRPF personnel in Chhattisgarh, PM Modi had said that the elimination of Naxalism is not the final destination and that the country still faces the challenge of countering 'Dimagi Naxals' who have taken control of several organisations. In a veiled attack on Rahul Gandhi and other INDIA bloc parties questioning the integrity of institutions like the Election Commission of India (ECI), the Prime Minister said, Even today, they are inciting people against the country's Constitution and democracy. These 'Dimagi Naxals' have also infiltrated several political parties and different organisations. We must identify them, defeat them and ensure the security of the nation. Later, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi challenged PM Modi for a public debate regarding allegations of being 'Dimagi Naxals' and anti-nationals controlled by foreign entities. Responding to Rahul Gandhi's claims, four-time BJP MP from Jharkhand Nishikant Dubey on Monday questioned the Congress leader's meeting with two Chinese Ministers during a Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage in 2018. In a post on X, Dubey asked Rahul Gandhi to answer his two key questions. Question 1. Mr Rahul Gandhi, when you went on the Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage in 2018, which two Chinese Ministers did you meet? 2. After the 2008 agreement between @INCIndia and the Communist Party of China, which 200 people have you sent to China under the exchange program by 2018? What are their names and addresses? the BJP MP asked.
Man held in Bokaro firing case; firearm, live cartridges seized
Railways step up safety measures at Daltonganj station ahead of Chhath Puja
Biker killed on NH-18 in Chandil, villagers block road for eight hours
Man killed in Jamtara accident; highway blocked for four hours
Traditional clay stoves draw buyers in Jamshedpur ahead of Chhath Puja
Brothers-in-law arrested in Chatra with illegal pistol, ammunition
Over 60 booked after idol immersion processions turn violent in Palamu
Jharkhand High Court Affirms Wifes Right to Education and Employment Post-Marriage
The Jharkhand High Court ruled that a wifes pursuit of education and employment is her right, not a husbands favor, emphasizing gender equality. Jharkhand High Court Affirms Wifes Right to Education and Employment Post-Marriage
Probe Into Tribal Activist's Suicide: Two Accused, OC Transferred
Two individuals have been named as accused in the alleged suicide of tribal activist Nisha Kumari Bhagat, who died on November 6. The officer-in-charge of Pithoria police station has also been removed from his post. A Special Investigation Team has been formed to probe the incident, which has also drawn the attention of the National Commission for Women and the Jharkhand BJP.
Police Fire In Air Amid Palamu Idol Immersion Clash
A clash erupted between two youth groups in Jharkhand's Palamu district during Kali idol immersion, leading to stone-pelting on a police team. Four police personnel were injured, and officers fired in the air in self-defence. Eight people have been detained, and an FIR has been registered against 31 named and 200 unidentified individuals.
Maoist Leader Arrested in Maharashtra, Arms Recovered in Jharkhand
A Maoist commander arrested in Maharashtra led police to recover a rifle and ammunition in Jharkhands Palamu district. Maoist Leader Arrested in Maharashtra, Arms Recovered in Jharkhand
BCCL launches high-tech mining system at Moonidih
Around 15 injured in clash between two Barkagaon villages
3 held with firearms in Chatra
Farmer Murdered in Jharkhand, Wife Mysteriously Missing
A farmer was brutally killed in Palamu, Jharkhand, with his wife disappearing under suspicious circumstances. Farmer Murdered in Jharkhand, Wife Mysteriously Missing
Body of Young Woman Found Hanging from Tree in Jharkhand Forest
A young womans body was discovered hanging from a tree in Dhanbad, Jharkhand, raising concerns and prompting police investigations. Body of Young Woman Found Hanging from Tree in Jharkhand Forest
Stone-pelting mars idol immersion processions in Jharkhand's Palamu, six police personnel injured
Digital Desk | Medininagar (Jharkhand), Nov 10 (IANS) Violent clashes broke out between two groups at two separate locations in Jharkhand's Palamu district late Monday night during the immersion of Lakshmi and Kali idols, leaving more than six police personnel injured in stone-pelting incidents, officials said on Tuesday. Police vehicles were also damaged during the attacks. In one of the incidents, police fired four rounds into the air in self-defence to disperse the mob and control the situation. The first incident took place in Raksaha village under the Rehala police station area, where a dispute erupted between two groups during Lakshmi Puja over the use of a DJ and other issues. After receiving information, a police team from Rehala police station reached the spot and attempted to pacify the two groups. However, the situation escalated when a mob allegedly surrounded the police personnel and attacked them with bricks and stones. Four police personnel sustained injuries in the stone-pelting, while a police vehicle was also damaged. Rehala police station in-charge Gulshan Birua confirmed the incident and said the police had to fire four rounds into the air in self-defence. An FIR has been registered under serious sections of the law. Police are investigating the identities of those involved and the circumstances that led to the clash. Some villagers were also reportedly injured in the incident. The second incident occurred in Sinduria village under Lahalhe Panchayat in Palamu Sadar block, where two groups clashed during the immersion procession of Kali Puja idols. A dispute over an issue between the groups soon escalated into physical violence and stone-pelting. Members of both groups allegedly threw stones at each other, leaving several villagers injured. Police personnel who reached the spot were also injured in the stone-pelting, while the glass of a police vehicle was damaged in the attack. Following the incident, Sadar SDPO Rajesh Yadav and Satbarwa police station in-charge Pradeep Kumar reached the village along with additional police personnel. The Satbarwa police station in-charge said that the situation was brought under control after a dispute broke out between local residents. Police are ascertaining the number of injured persons and investigating the actual cause of the clash. According to police officials, the situation in both areas is now under control. Security has been strengthened, and police personnel have been deployed in the affected villages as a precautionary measure to prevent any further escalation. Further investigation into both incidents is underway.
Relative Accused Of Rape In Ranchi
A nine-year-old girl was allegedly raped by a relative in Ranchi, Jharkhand. The accused took her on a two-wheeler, committed the crime, and then dropped her home. Police have registered a case under the BNS and POCSO Act and are searching for the absconding accused.
Murder Over Cigarette Near Kali Puja Pandal
A man identified as Sonu Kumar was allegedly shot dead near a Kali Puja pandal in Jharkhand's Seraikela-Kharsawan district on Monday evening. The incident reportedly occurred after an altercation over a cigarette, with the accused, Vishal Singh, opening fire. Police are searching for the accused and his associates.
5 Hyderabad Fertility Centres Get Notices Over Egg Donation Racket
The police had rescued women who were brought from West Bengal, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Assam, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand and Odisha.
Ranchi firefighters contain two nighttime blazes, no casualties reported
Fire erupts in locked Morabadi flat
Ranchi govt hospitals treat 30 firecracker burn cases on Diwali
Two killed in East Singhbhum and Seraikela-Kharsawan road accidents
Daltonganj police probe into boys death after injection at drug store
Ranchi air quality plummets to hazardous levels after Diwali fireworks
Jharkhand: Teen Held For Rape, Murder Of 8-Year-Old Girl
An eight-year-old girl was allegedly raped and murdered by her 19-year-old neighbour in West Singhbhum district, Jharkhand. Her mutilated body was recovered on Friday after the accused confessed to the crime.
Jharkhand LoP Babulal Marandi returns bulletproof car to State government citing repeated breakdowns
Jharkhand Congress, an ally of Hemant Soren govt., says the blending of ethanol in petrol could be a possible reason for the breakdown of his vehicle
Jharkhand LoP Babulal Marandi returns bulletproof car to State government citing repeated breakdowns
Jharkhand Congress, an ally of Hemant Soren govt., says the blending of ethanol in petrol could be a possible reason for the breakdown of his vehicle
2 police constables held for killing businessman in Sahibganj
JSPCB reports Diwali firecracker ban violations in Jamshedpur
Chhath chill: Ranchi likely to record 13C as north-westerlies sweep Jharkhand
Deoghar minor boy dies, two friends hurt in Diwali scooter accident
7 killed, 13 injured as truck hits pickup van carrying funeral party in Hazaribag
Cops Arrested In Sahibganj Businessman Murder
Two state policemen were arrested on Monday in Jharkhand's Sahibganj district for their alleged involvement in the murder of tent house operator Munna Shah. The victim was shot dead on Sunday night, and police have recovered the firearm used in the crime.
Jharkhand: At least 7 dead as speeding truck rams into pick-up van in Hazaribag
Jharkhand: At least 7 dead as speeding truck rams into pick-up van in Hazaribag More Details Awaited
Tribal activist death case: BJP ST wing announces bandh in 5 districts on Nov 18
Tata Workers Union opens 114-bed rest house for cancer patients
Congress plans outreach programmes to expand outreach, strengthen ranks before 2029 elections
Jharkhand Urban Infrastructure Development Company Limited (JUIDCO) has released Notification No. 09 for the recruitment of 10 Apprentice posts. Eligible candidates can apply online at juidco.jharkhand.gov.in till 13 November 2026.
Two arrested after woman assaulted in Chatra village
Visitors flag safety concerns over open-air gym at Millennium Park
War on drugs: Agencies widen offensive, use technology to wipe out cannabis, opium cultivation
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 9 (IANS) There are multiple agencies which are burning the midnight oil to put an end to the drug menace across India. Operations led by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and the state police have been busting several narcotics modules in a bid to make India free of drugs by 2029, a vision of the Narendra Modi-led government. An official said that the modus operandi of the agencies has shifted from mere arrests and seizures, and there is an equal emphasis on destroying sites that cultivate illicit cannabis and opium. The NCB has been utilising satellite mapping systems, which have helped the agency in pinpointing high-altitude farms producing these narcotics. Following the go-ahead by the Union Home Ministry, the NCB began using satellite mapping to identify such fields as traffickers would attempt to hide these fields deep inside the mountains so that they could avoid tracking. The use of specialised imaging sensors helps in pinpointing these fields from space, the official said. On November 7, the NCB along with the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and Arunachal Pradesh Police wiped out 458 acres of illicit cannabis cultivation. This follows the first phase of the programme that was held in October, during which 1.37 lakh kilograms of cannabis plants grown mainly on community lands were destroyed. Data would show that with this latest action, the total area of cannabis destroyed across Arunachal Pradesh in 2026 has surged to more than eight times when compared to 2025. Another official said that during various high-level meetings held between the agencies and top officials of the Home Ministry, it was decided to prepare the Vision Document (2026-2029). This mandates identifying cultivation hotspots and carrying out synchronised crop destruction operations. Similar operations have been carried out in Himachal Pradesh, Odisha and other states in recent months. In Himachal Pradesh, the tracking has focused on rugged and hard-to-reach valleys. Coordinated efforts have led to the clearance of 592 acres of concealed illicit cannabis setups. In Odisha, under the states Mission Zero Cannabis Cultivation framework, 30 acres of operational fields that were hidden deep in the Kandhamal district were destroyed by the agencies. Similar operations have been carried out in Jharkhand, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, and Bihar. An Intelligence Bureau official said that these operations follow in the footsteps of what the agencies are doing when it comes to the narcotic cartels. While nabbing big and small players alike, the agencies are focusing on wiping out the supply chain. Seizures and arrests are very much necessary, but not enough in the long run. The agencies have realised that recruiting new operatives is no big deal for the narcotic cartels. With new recruits, the drug trade goes on unabated without bottlenecks. Similar is the case when it comes to seizures. Cartels are able to produce in large numbers and make up for the seizures. However, halting the supply chains, blocking routes, and destroying fields that cultivate drugs goes a long way in battling the menace. The single bust driven by satellite tracking in Arunachal Pradesh wiped out 458 acres of high-yielding cannabis plants. This has translated into a direct loss of 137,000 kilograms of produce before it could come into the market. The multiple agencies working to shut down the narcotics market have a huge task on hand. Cartels will look to innovate, and the trick would be to get the better of them and achieve a drug-free India by 2029, an official said.
At least seven people were killed and over a dozen others injured after a speeding trailer rammed into a vehicle near Mahanetand Cut in Danua Valley in Jharkhand's Hazaribagh on Monday, officials said. According to Dr Raj Kishore of Sheikh Bhikhari Medical College and Hospital, the vehicle, carrying 19 people, including the driver, overturned following the accident. Five people died on the spot, while another succumbed to injuries while being transported to the hospital. Providing details of the casualties and the condition of the injured, Dr Raj Kishore said that one more patient, who was referred to a higher medical centre in Ranchi in critical condition, also died while being shifted. A vehicle carrying 19 people, including the driver, overturned. Five individuals reportedly died on the spot. Another person passed away while being transported here, bringing the death toll to six. One patient was in critical condition and was referred to a higher medical center in Ranchi; however, t...
20-year-old killed in road accident
Apparel store in Deoghar village goes up in flames; clothes worth Rs 10 lakh gutted
Palamu man on way home from Diwali market dies in road accident
Latehar Rape Case: Two Held Under BNS, POCSO Act
Police in Latehar, Jharkhand, have arrested two individuals in connection with the alleged rape of a 17-year-old girl. The incident, which occurred on October 17, was reported after a delay due to the victim's fear of social stigma. The accused are booked under the BNS and POCSO Act, and investigation is ongoing.
Chatra North Forest Division Recruitment 2026
Office of the Divisional Forest Officer, Chatra North Forest Division has invited applications by email for 3 vacancies, including Senior Research Fellow (SRF) and Junior Research Fellow (JRF) posts. Applications can be sent till 20 November 2026. For complete details, candidates can visit forest.jharkhand.gov.in.
JSERC Electricity Ombudsman Recruitment 2026
Jharkhand State Electricity Regulatory Commission (JSERC) has invited offline applications for the post of Electricity Ombudsman. Applications can be submitted till 10 December 2026. For complete details, candidates can visit jserc.org.
Ranchi missing boys body found in drain, probe under way
Jamshedpur police, NGOs distribute Diwali gifts among underprivileged
Fire wing on high alert for Diwali, Kali Puja
Firecrackers turn Diwali into a nightmare for stray animals, pets
Ranchi govt hospitals put burn units on alert
Truck driver killed in collision on Dumka-Pakur road
Ranchi, Khunti step up vigil for Diwali and Kali Puja
Cong files plaint against BJP functionaries over remarks on Ansari
Dhanbad administration identifies illegal occupation of govt land
Godown blaze puts illegal fuel trade in Bokaro under lens
Jharkhand LoP seeks CBI probe into tribal leader Nisha Bhagat death case
Holding Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren responsible for the death, the BJP leader demands the immediate arrest of Pithoria police station in-charge, and Christian leader Ajay Tirkey
Shoppers throng Ranchi markets on Diwali eve
NGT takes suo motu cognisance of two deaths at steel plant in Bokaro
Jamshedpur farmer boosts income with marigold floriculture shift
Cracker sales surge in Jamshedpur despite steep price hike
Man arrested for harassing woman with black magic claims
Save Birds Theme to Be the Highlight of Dhanbad Kali Puja Pandal
Environment awareness centre worth Rs 3.55cr to come up in Ramgarh
Palamu police visit 113 families in domestic violence outreach drive
Diyas made by observation home children put on sale in Daltonganj
Dolphin watchers trained in scientific photography for conservation
Ageing fire engines, staff shortage raise Diwali safety concerns
AIIMS Deoghar trains 235 health workers in TB detection
Maoist with 10 Lakh Bounty Arrested in Thane
Acting on intelligence provided by Jharkhand Police to senior officials of the Maharashtra ATS, the local unit verified the inputs and conducted the operation
Giridih West Forest Division Recruitment 2026
Giridih West Forest Division, Department of Forest, Environment and Climate Change has released the official notification for 3 vacancies, including JRF and SRF posts. Selection will be carried out through a Walk-in Interview scheduled on 21 November 2026 at Office of the Divisional Forest Officer, Giridih West Forest Division, Giridih. Candidates should report at 11:00 AM. For complete details, candidates can visit forest.jharkhand.gov.in.
Why death of tribal activist Nisha Bhagat has sparked row in Jharkhand
Maharashtra ATS arrests wanted Naxalite carrying Rs 10 lakh bounty in Thane
Sanjay Sarju Yadav (45), a resident of Devgaon village in Jharkhand's Palamu district, was apprehended from the Thakurli area based on specific intelligence, the official said
Jharkhand tribal activist Nisha Bhagats last rites to be held in Gumla, BJP demands CBI probe
Before her death on November 6, Nisha Bhagat accused the Hemant Soren-led State Government and land brokers of harassing her during a Facebook Live session
Jharkhand: Tribal activist Nisha Bhagat's last rites to be held in Gumla, BJP demands CBI probe
Nisha Kumari Bhagat's death has drawn political reactions and calls for investigation from various groups. Her allegations against the Hemant Soren-led government and land brokers were made during a Facebook Live session. Following her death, her father has demanded a CBI inquiry into the circumstances surrounding it. The police have registered an unnatural death case but found no suicide note in her room.
HC quashes Jharkhand govts decision to cancel state exams
The Jharkhand High Court on Friday quashed the state government's notification cancelling the JSSC-CGL examination held in September 2024, calling the decision unfair and unjust. The cancellation had followed protests by job aspirants over alleged recruitment irregularities
Seven killed, including three children, as truck runs over people in Khunti
Seven people, including three children, were killed after an 18-wheel truck ran over a group gathered on the Karra-Torpa road in Jharkhand's Khunti district on Thursday night. They had reportedly gathered to help a scooter rider who fell into a ditch
In the PG Broad Specialty Seat Matrix released by the National Medical Commission for the academic session 2026-27, 36 additional seats of Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences, Ranchi have been approved.RIMS NEET PG Seats: There's good news for Jharkhand's medical education and health sector...
Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) spokesperson Manoj Pandey on Saturday mourned the tragic death of prominent tribal activist Nisha Kumari, who allegedly died by suicide at her Ranchi residence on Friday and said the police were conducting an impartial investigation into the matter. Reacting to the incident, Pandey said,
Every champion has a story behind a medal. For 16-year-old IS Bridney from Car Nicobar, that story is one of determination, family sacrifices, a coach's belief and an institutional support system that refused to let geographical barriers limit her dreams. At the 78th senior, 55th junior and 41st sub-junior nationals track cycling championships, held at Khelgaon, Ranchi, Jharkhand, on November 3, 2026, Bridney achieved a remarkable milestone. Competing in the sub-junior girls' 500m Individual Time Trial, she clocked 37.479 seconds, breaking the previous record of 38.700 seconds, held by Trisha Paul, who has medalled at the Asian Cup and Asian Track Cycling Championships, as per a press release. For a teenager who began her sporting journey without access to a cycling velodrome or competition-standard facilities, the gold-winning effort with a national record represents much more than a medal. It is the culmination of years of hard work and perseverance. I was in good shape during my tr...
Arms Syndicate Busted In Thane, Five Arrested
Thane Police have successfully dismantled an inter-state arms syndicate, leading to the arrest of five individuals from Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh. The operation resulted in the seizure of firearms and ammunition valued at Rs 9.19 lakh, with the suspects allegedly planning an armed robbery.
