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Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren expedited 10 lakh aid for six-year-old Anup Besras ear treatment, showcasing swift government action. Jharkhand Chief Minister Provides 10 Lakh Medical Aid for Six-Year-Olds Treatment
Ranchi police conduct flag marches to boost Durga Puja security
Shocking Revelations in Jharkhand CGL Paper Leak Scandal
A shocking investigation reveals a paper leak scandal involving candidates memorizing answers before the Jharkhand CGL exam. Shocking Revelations in Jharkhand CGL Paper Leak Scandal
On way to Dandiya event, Seraikela student dies in road accident
Minor girl drowns in Garhwa check dam
Ranchi CEO to publish booth-wise lists of voters with pending documents
Displaced protesters block two Bokaro Steel Plant gates
XLRI concludes summer intern placements
Will work above party lines: New Odisha governor clarifies remarks
RMC to assess undervalued govt properties for tax
Five arrested in Hazaribag jewellery shop robbery case
Dhanbad Police arrest five suspected cybercriminals in Bhalpahari raid
Dumka DC orders safety measures for girls after schoolgirl's rape and murder
Youth caught trying to damage ATM in Jamshedpur
Control room to ensure uninterrupted power supply in Hazaribag during Durga Puja
Jharkhand Agriculture Director Reprimands Officials Over Seed Lifting Lapses and Planning Delays
Palamu administration mulls traffic plan for Ravan Dahan
Farmer-scientist meet held in Ramgarh on International Year of Women Farmers
Jharkhand TET Admit Card 2026 Out: Download Hall Ticket, Check Exam Date
Jharkhand TET Admit Card 2026 is out. Candidates can download their hall tickets online, check the November 1 exam date and follow important instructions for examination day.
Jamtara sanitation workers halt work, dump waste on streets over non-payment of wages
Palamu police launches Aap Ki Police, Aap Ke Dwar to monitor domestic violence cases
Hazaribag Police conduct pre-dawn raids, arrest two ahead of Durga Puja
Jharkhand tribal farmer who started with 100 chicks, now earns 2.23 lakh a year; inspires 30 women
Man gets 15 years in jail for drug trafficking
East Singhbhum administration issues traffic plan for Durga Puja
BJP National President Nitin Naveen to Attend Key Meeting in Jharkhand Amid Election Challenges
Nitin Naveen will join the BJPs state meeting in Ranchi on October 24-25 to address organizational changes and upcoming elections. BJP National President Nitin Naveen to Attend Key Meeting in Jharkhand Amid Election Challenges
BJP national president Nitin Nabin to attend partys state executive committee meet in Ranchi
Jharkhand Teacher Eligibility Test 2026: Admit Card Release Date and Download Instructions
Candidates for the Jharkhand Teacher Eligibility Test (JTET) 2026 are awaiting their admit cards, expected to be released on October 15, 2026. This article provides essential information on where to download the admit cards, what details to verify, and important reminders for exam day. Follow the outlined steps to ensure a smooth download process and prepare adequately for the examination.
Cyber Fraud: Graphic Designer Held For Rs 150 Crore Scam
A graphic designer, Pankaj Gupta, was arrested by Mumbai Crime Branch for creating malicious Android Package Kit (APK) files that enabled cyber fraudsters to cheat over 9,600 people of Rs 150 crore. Gupta, who previously escaped a digital arrest scam, developed APKs disguised as government services, selling them to cybercriminal networks in Bihar and Jharkhand.
Bokaro Steel Plant stir intensifies, 106 displaced youths on hunger strike, two gates blocked
Digital Desk | Bokaro (Jharkhand), Oct 15 (IANS) The agitation by trained youths from families displaced by the Bokaro Steel Plant (BSL) intensified on Thursday over demands for permanent employment and a clear recruitment policy. The protesters have indefinitely blocked Gates 9 and 10 of the steel plant. They have warned that they would block other entry gates if their demands were not addressed soon. They also threatened to disrupt production at the plant if necessary. As many as 106 youths, protesting under the banner of the Visthapit Naujawan Sangharsh Morcha, have been on an indefinite hunger strike at Two-Tank Garden near the plant premises for the past six days. Their demands include regular appointments for 1,500 trained apprentices from displaced families, restoration of the earlier reservation arrangement in Class-IV jobs, and formulation of a clear employment policy for these families. Morcha president Arun Kumar Mahato alleged that the BSL management was not taking their demands seriously. He said families displaced by the steel plant had given up their land for its establishment, but their dependants continued to struggle for employment. He warned that if the management failed to take concrete steps soon, the agitation would be intensified further and attempts would be made to halt operations at the plant. Another protest leader, Sunil Kumar, said the youths had been receiving assurances for nearly one-and-a-half years, but there had been no concrete outcome on the issue of appointments. He said youths who had completed their training were still awaiting jobs, while they were being asked to settle for contractual work instead of permanent employment. The protesters have demanded that a clear timeline be fixed for providing permanent appointments to trained youths from displaced families. Amid the escalating agitation, BSL's security department has written to the administration apprising it of the prevailing situation. The letter expressed apprehension that the protest could affect production and industrial safety at the plant. Concerns have also been raised over the possible impact on the functioning of various units at the plant, ranging from the coke ovens to the CRM. In view of the situation, the administration has deployed magistrates around Two-Tank Garden in three shifts. Some of those participating in the hunger strike were taken to Sadar Hospital for treatment after their health deteriorated. For now, the deadlock between the protesters and the management continues. While the displaced youths are seeking a concrete decision on permanent employment and an employment policy, concerns are mounting over the possible impact of an expanded agitation on the plant's operations and safety.
Jharkhand TET Admit Card 2026 Out Today - Download JTET Hall Ticket at jac.jharkhand.gov.in
Jharkhand TET Admit Card 2026 scheduled for release on 15 October by the Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC). Download the JTET hall ticket using your registration number and date of birth, and check the exam date, 1 November 2026, centre details and exam-day instructions at jac.jharkhand.gov.in.
Won't work for any particular party: Newly appointed Odisha Guv Braj Mohan clarifies his remarks
Newly appointed Odisha Governor Braj Mohan Ram on Thursday clarified his reported remarks about strengthening the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) organisation in the state, stating that he would work in coordination with everyone and was ow above party politics. Responding to reports that he had said he would work to strengthen the BJP's organisation in Odisha following his appointment as Governor, Braj Mohan Ram told ANI, No, I did not say this. I said that I will work in coordination with everyone. I am now above party politics, but the party I belong to is my capital. I will always have affinity and love for that party. But I will not work for any particular party. Hum sabke hain, sab hamare hain... Earlier on October 12, President Droupadi Murmu appointed senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader from Jharkhand, Braj Mohan Ram, as the Governor of Odisha, along with five other appointments to gubernatorial positions across the country, according to an official announcement. The a...
Jharkhand explores REDD+ road map to secure climate finance
Jharkhand take three points after draw with Kerala in Ranji Trophy opener
Jharkhand Gain Upper Hand Against Andhra in CK Nayudu Trophy
After bowling out Jharkhand for 351 in the first innings, Andhra ended the day at 93 for three in their second innings, setting up a crucial final day.
Officials apologise after 55 voters wrongly placed in ASDD list
1 killed, 6 injured as tractor overturns in Garhwa
East Singhbhum administration allots parking zones for Durga Puja pandals
Garhwa DC directs completion of electoral roll digitisation by Oct 22
HC orders fresh review of lifers premature release plea
Dhanbad police shoot murder suspect during weapon recovery
Modis Leadership Transforms India, Says Jharkhand BJP Leader Babulal Marandi
Babulal Marandi praises PM Modis impact on India, highlighting key achievements and initiatives during a press conference in Ranchi. Modis Leadership Transforms India, Says Jharkhand BJP Leader Babulal Marandi
Jharkhand RJD youth wing protests electoral roll revision, seeks CEC resignation
13.64 lakh SIR applications digitised; mostly fresh enrolments
Guv visits remote Patratu villages, felicitates freedom fighter Khaira Manjhis kin
Cyber fraud racket busted in Ranchi; 10 arrested, Rs 7.98 lakh seized
33 arrested in overnight raids in Bokaro
Ranji Trophy: Bengal Thrash Delhi, Haryana Prevail; Karnataka, J&K Settle For Draws
Debutant Ankur Paul: Bengal opened their 2026-27 campaign in the Ranji Trophy with a commanding nine-wicket victory over Delhi, while Haryana defeated Himachal Pradesh by seven wickets as the opening round of the domestic first-class tournament concluded on Wednesday. Defending champions Jammu and Kashmir were saved by rain after a dramatic second-innings collapse against Madhya Pradesh, while Karnataka fought back against Andhra to secure a draw. Bengals bowlers dismissed Delhi for 277 in their second innings before the visitors chased down the target of 89 in just 15.3 overs to collect six points from their Group C encounter. Pradipta Pramanik claimed three wickets for 72 runs, while Amir Gani and Sumanta Gupta picked up two wickets each. Debutant Ankur Paul scored 38, and captain Abhimanyu Easwaran remained unbeaten on 34 to guide Bengal to victory. Haryana, meanwhile, completed their chase of 71 in 18.1 overs after resuming at 26/3 on the final day. Himanshu Rana scored 37, while Dheeru Singh remained unbeaten on 24 as the pair added 51 runs to secure the Group D victory. Haryana had taken a 43-run first-innings lead before bowling Himachal Pradesh out for 113 in their second innings, with Anshul Kamboj claiming four wickets. Defending champions Jammu and Kashmir suffered a dramatic collapse against Madhya Pradesh in Srinagar, slipping to 12/5 while chasing a challenging target after the visitors declared 249/6 in their second innings. J&K recovered to 88/7, but rain and bad weather stopped play, allowing the hosts to escape defeat. Madhya Pradesh earned three points for their 76-run first-innings lead. Karnataka also had to settle for a draw against Andhra in Group B after conceding a 144-run first-innings lead. Andhra posted 418 in reply to Karnatakas 274, but the visitors fought back through a determined second innings, declaring at 337/9 with veteran Karun Nair playing a key role. Andhra finished at 104/4, earning three points against Karnatakas one. In other Group A results, Baroda defeated Goa by an innings and 135 runs after posting 472/8 declared and dismissing their opponents for 199 and 138. Mahesh Pithiya took five wickets in Goas first innings, while Bhargav Bhatt claimed four in the second. Vidarbha beat Puducherry by 160 runs after setting a target of 291. Vidarbha defeated Puducherry by 160 runs in another Group A fixture. After scoring 428 in their first innings and declaring at 175/3 in the second, Vidarbha bowled Puducherry out for 313 and 130. Maharashtra began their Group C campaign with a 127-run victory over Services in New Delhi. Prithvi Shaw scored 70 off 73 balls, while Ankit Bawne made a major contribution with the bat as Maharashtra posted 333 in their first innings. Services managed 227 in reply, and despite Maharashtra being dismissed for 141 in their second innings, the visitors were bowled out for 120 while chasing 248. In another Group B fixture, Saurashtra took three points after securing an 80-run first-innings lead over Chhattisgarh. Ravindra Jadeja scored 102 and later claimed three wickets as Chhattisgarh were dismissed for 312 in response to Saurashtras 392. Saurashtra then reached 229/1 declared in their second innings, with Chirag Jani scoring an unbeaten century, before the match ended in a draw. Punjab also secured three points against Assam in a drawn Group B encounter. Assam scored 373 in their first innings, but Punjab responded with 478/6 declared to take a 105-run lead. Debutant Vihaan Malhotra scored 103, while Emanjot Singh Chahal remained unbeaten on 114 to help Punjab recover from a middle-order collapse. Assam finished at 157/6 in their second innings. Jharkhand earned three points against Kerala in Group C after building a sizeable first-innings lead. Jharkhand scored 587, with centuries from Shikhar Mohan, captain Virat Singh and Aditya Singh. Kerala replied with 395, with Abhishek P. Nair scoring 126, but failed to avoid the follow-on. Kerala were 62/2 in their second innings when the match ended in a draw. Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu also played out a draw in Group D, with Rajasthan securing an 89-run first-innings lead. Rajasthan made 363 before Tamil Nadu were dismissed for 274, losing their last five wickets for just 10 runs. Tamil Nadu reached 73/0 in their second innings before the teams agreed to a draw. Uttarakhand took three points after securing a first-innings lead against Railways in another drawn fixture. Uttarakhand scored 470, while Railways were bowled out for 278. Railways reached 272/4 in their second innings before the match ended. Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu also played out a draw in Group D, with Rajasthan securing an 89-run first-innings lead. Rajasthan made 363 before Tamil Nadu were dismissed for 274, losing their last five wickets for just 10 runs. Tamil Nadu reached 73/0 in their second innings before the teams agreed to a draw. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Pandal-hopping trail begins across city
Traffic plan for Durga Puja comes into force, 23 parking areas identified
Ranji Trophy 2026-27 | Sarwates resolute 95 helps Kerala deny Jharkhand an outright win
The visitor concedes a huge first-innings lead, but not before batting long enough to save itself from a defeat; the second essay finishes at 62 for two as the game ends in a draw
Deoghar DC orders tighter surveillance around airport
Jharkhand doctors stage demonstrations over Medical Protection Act, service conditions
Digital Desk | Ranchi, Oct 14 (IANS) Doctors in Jharkhand launched a protest on Wednesday over a slew of demands concerning their safety and service conditions. They staged demonstrations and wore black badges while on duty under the banner of the Indian Medical Association (IMA). In Ranchi, hundreds of government and private doctors, along with junior and senior doctors, staged demonstrations at the Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) and Sadar Hospital. A delegation later submitted a memorandum listing their demands to the director's office. According to the IMA's Jharkhand unit, the protest is mainly aimed at ensuring the safety of doctors and strengthening the state's healthcare system. Among their key demands are strict implementation of the Jharkhand Medical Protection Act, practical amendments to the Clinical Establishments Act, and introduction of Dynamic Assured Career Progression (DACP) for medical and dental practitioners and specialist doctors on the lines of the Centre and Bihar. The doctors have also sought settlement of pending payments to hospitals under the Ayushman Bharat scheme, simplification of licensing and registration through a single-window system, improvements in the recruitment and service conditions of junior doctors, and safe workplaces for women doctors. Medical organisations said the agitation was not directed against patients or healthcare services, but was intended to ensure doctors' safety and better treatment for patients. Emergency and life-saving medical services remained fully operational during the protest. According to a letter issued by the IMA, if the state government fails to take a positive initiative on their demands, doctors will hold a statewide protest across Jharkhand on October 21. If the government still fails to take concrete steps, doctors across the state will be compelled to go on a complete work boycott from October 22, 2026. Those present at Wednesday's protest in Ranchi included IMA Jharkhand Secretary Dr Pradeep Singh, IMA HBI State Coordinator Dr Abhishek Ramadhin, Dr Shambhu Singh, Jharkhand Medical Service Association representatives Dr Ajit and Dr Stephen, Junior Doctors' Association state president Dr Vikas, Dr Jaideep, and Jharkhand Health Employees Federation president Mohd Adil, besides a large number of doctors and healthcare workers.
Preparations under way in Nemra for feast after Rupi Sorens shradh rituals
Sanitation workers to work in two shifts in Dhanbad during festive season
Tigress Sunaina welcomes first litter at JSR zoo
Bengal Kick Off Ranji Trophy Campaign with Crushing Win over Delhi
Bengal secured a dominant nine-wicket victory over Delhi in their Ranji Trophy Group C opener after bowling out the visitors for 277 in their second innings. Delhi captain Ayush Badoni top-scored with 85, but Bengal chased down the target of 89 comfortably. In another Group C match, Gujarat defeated Odisha by 10 wickets, powered by Siddharth Desai's five-wicket haul, while Jharkhand and Kerala played out a draw.
Man held for burglary in Hazaribag
One vessel, 120 families: Chatra village shares temple duties
Daltonganj rally pushes HIV screening and regular treatment
Palamu police check 1,538 vehicles in Puja anti-crime drive
Nemra gets ready for mega feast after Rupi Sorens shradh rituals
Five Palamu men held for gambling in Latehar
Jharkhand Doctors Protest for Safety and Service Conditions
Doctors in Jharkhand protest for improved safety and service conditions, demanding key reforms and the implementation of protective laws. Jharkhand Doctors Protest for Safety and Service Conditions
Woman gives birth in Daltonganj railway station parking area
Jharkhand PRADAN, MSSRF Teams Study Natural Farming Practices in AP
PRADAN and MSSRF teams visited natural farming fields in Vizianagaram and Prakasam districts to study sustainable agricultural practices under Andhra Pradeshs community-managed natural farming programme.
Shahdol Police Seize Rs 1.13 Crore Cannabis From Truck
Police in Shahdol district seized 735 kg of cannabis, valued at Rs 1.13 crore, from a suspicious truck during a night patrol on Monday. Two individuals from Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand were arrested, and a case was registered under the NDPS Act.
HC orders speedy deportation of 3 Bangladeshi nationals
Ranji Trophy: Bengal Eye Outright Victory Over Delhi
On the third day of the Ranji Trophy Elite Group C matches, Delhi trailed Bengal by 88 runs, with Bengal having posted 429. Kerala faced a significant deficit against Jharkhand, while Gujarat took a first-innings lead against Odisha, who now hold a slender four-run lead in their second innings. Maharashtra led Services by 172 runs despite a shaky start to their second innings.
Man arrested for rape, murder of teen in Dumka
Minor among two arrested for allegedly raping 12-year-old girl in Jharkhand
Two persons, including a 16-year-old boy, were arrested in Jharkhands Chatra district for allegedly sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl. The girl was admitted to hospital after complaining of pain and was found to be pregnant. Further investigation is underway
Ranji Trophy: Rahul's Batting Trouble Continues; Jadeja Scalps Three Wickets After Century
Emanjot Singh Chahal: India star batter KL Rahul was dismissed for another cheap score for Karnataka as he followed his four-run outing in the first innings with one run in the second against Andhra in a Group B clash in Vijayawada. Meanwhile, another India veteran Ravindra Jadeja backed his century with a three-wicket haul for Saurashtra in the clash against Chhattisgarh in Rajkot in Group B, while Punjab have started to lose the plot in their Group B encounter against Assam. Karnataka are in trouble as they ended the third day at 176/4 and have only a 32-run lead. This could have been worse if not for an unbeaten 81 from Karun Nair, while captain Smaran Ravichandran is also unbeaten on 21. Rahul was earlier dismissed for one, while Mayank Agarwal also managed to score just 18. With one day remaining, Karnataka need some magic for an outright win, or else they can at most manage one point if the match ends in a draw, as they had a first-innings deficit. Andhra will take six points if they win (seven if they win by 10 wickets) or they will take three points if the match is drawn, as they have the first-innings lead after bowling Karnataka out for 274 and putting 418 in reply. Meanwhile, Jadeja followed his 102 from the first innings with 3-40 in the first essay with the ball to bowl Chhattisgarh out for 312. Saurashtra are 45/0 in the second innings at stumps on Day 3 and would fancy three points or a win on the final day. Punjab are seemingly losing the plot in their fixture against Assam in their Group B fixture in New Chandigarh. They ended the third day at 287/5 and trail by 86 more runs. Salil Arora and Emanjot Singh Chahal are unbeaten on 25 and 28, respectively. In Group A, Madhya Pradesh are 151/5 against defending champions Jammu and Kashmir in their second innings as Shubham Sharma went back unbeaten on 51 to help the team take their lead to 227. Puducherry were dismissed for 313 in their first innings against Vidarbha on Day 3 of the clash in Nagpur. Ritesh Gudge (95), Mohit Kale (78) and Nikhil Gangta (54) scored strong fifties, but Parth Rekhade and Aman Mokhade took three wickets each. In reply, Vidarbha are 22/1 at stumps and have a lead of 137 runs. Goa are trailing Baroda by 238 runs after being asked to follow-on as they ended Day 3 at 35/1. They were earlier dismissed for 199. Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh defeated Bihar by an innings and 267 runs. In Group C, Delhi trail Bengal by 88 runs after ending the day at 101/3. Bengal had earlier posted 429 on the back of Abishek Porel's 149 and Sudip Gharami's 133. Kerala are in all sorts after ending the third day at 269/6 against Jharkhand in reply to 587, trailing by 318 runs. Maharashtra lead Services in Delhi by 172 runs after ending the third day at 66/5. They had earlier bowled Services out for 227. Odisha ended Day 3 against Gujarat at 119/4 and have a four-run lead, but Gujarat took a 115-run advantage in the first innings. In Group D, Mumbai completed a stellar innings and a 155-run win over Chandigarh at Wankhede, while Rajasthan led Yamil Nadu by 170 runs after ending Day 3 at 81/4. They had a 91-run lead in the first innings. Railways have a 158-run trail against Uttarakhand as they were 34/0 at stumps. They were bowled out for 278 in the first innings, while Uttarakhand made 470. In Group D, Mumbai completed a stellar innings and a 155-run win over Chandigarh at Wankhede, while Rajasthan led Yamil Nadu by 170 runs after ending Day 3 at 81/4. They had a 91-run lead in the first innings. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Jharkhand health department to launch DNB courses in five district hospitals on pilot
Ranji Trophy 2026-27 | Abhishek slams a century but Kerala not yet out of the woods
The openers maiden ton the highlight of day three even as the visitor struggles at 269 for six; Jharkhand will look to make the touring team bat again
Jharkhand doctors launch statewide protest, demand career progression
Jharkhand unveils state action plan to tackle substance abuse
With eye on 2029 polls, Congress forms dedicated teams for all 14 LS seats
2 men killed in Giridih hit-and-run, villagers block road
Police to use drones, watchtowers, CCTV for crowd management
Meet Nishant Kerketta, The Jharkhand Farmer Pursuing Fashion Dreams While Supporting His Family
A 24-year-old farmer from Simdega, Jharkhand, is turning village settings into fashion backdrops while balancing agricultural work and family responsibilities.
Class 9 student wins $9500 intl grant to develop gas leak detection tape
Jobs, healthcare among key challenges: Odisha governor-designate Ram
Vehicles parked on roads on Ranchi outskirts raise accident risk during fog
Bokaro gets 53 police motorcycles, Dhanbad 45
Jharkhand: 5 booked for assaulting Dalit woman, preventing her from fetching water from well
The Dalit woman, identified as Manju Choudhary, filed a police complaint the same day, a senior officer said.
3 women killed in West Singhbhum as car collides with trailer
Chatra administration plans security, civic measures for festive season
College students seek police action over harassment
Pakur police recover unidentified body from Malipara stone quarry
CSP operator booked for issuing forged residential certificate in Palamu
