Rajendranagar: Interstate Ganja Racket Busted, 2 Jharkhand Men Arrested
The accused were caught at Aramghar X Roads, and officials seized about 3.3 kg of ganja and two mobile phones from them.
Jharkhand: Ganja, brown sugar worth over Rs 52 lakh seized, 8 held
In Ranchi, three persons were arrested with 97 kg of ganja in a joint operation of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), Ranchi and Nagri police within Nagri police station limits on Friday, an officer said
Jitiya Vrat 2026: Why Mothers Observe The Nirjala Fast, Paran Timings And Rituals Explained
Jitiya Vrat, also known as Jivitputrika Vrat or Jiutiya, is a Hindu observance traditionally followed by mothers who pray for the health, safety and longevity of their children. The festival is particularly prominent in Bihar, Jharkhand and parts of Uttar Pradesh
4 killed, 1 injured in two Ranchi road accidents
730g preterm baby with congenital defect beats odds after surgery
Fake RTO Operator Arrested in Jaleswar, Aide Absconding
Baleshwars Jaleswar police have arrested a 27-year-old man from Jharkhand who was allegedly posing as an RTO official and handing over fake documents to goods-vehicle operators near National Highway 60. His associate escaped during the raid, the police said. The arrested man has been identified as Sambhu Sahu of East Singhbhum district, Jharkhand. Police said [] The post Fake RTO Operator Arrested in Jaleswar, Aide Absconding appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Power ministry jt secy visits Pakri Barwadih coal project
Man held for raping teen in Ranchi district
Body of Priest Found Hanging at Bhadrakali Temple in Jharkhand
A priests body was discovered hanging at the Bhadrakali Temple in Chatra, sparking an investigation by local police. Body of Priest Found Hanging at Bhadrakali Temple in Jharkhand
Engineer, martial arts trainer drown at Lohardaga waterfall
NCB, Ranchi police seize 97kg marijuana; three held
11 held in Dhanbad cybercrime raid, Rs 2.8L seized
Ranchi administration issues safety guidelines for puja pandals
Maharashtra man dies after slipping between train and platform at Bokaro station
Protesters in Ranchi, other cities seek electoral reforms, CECs ouster
RMC opens five zonal offices to take civic services closer to residents
Jharkhands imprint on historic Indian womens archery gold
Female elephant electrocuted in West Singbhum
State to recruit 306 specialist doctors to fill vacancies in govt hospitals
Elephant tramples man to death
Palamu DC runs 9 km, Latehar officer visits old-age home to observe Gandhi Jayanti
2 Jharkhand yoga instructors killed in Vietnam road accident; bodies to be brought back on Oct 3
Man injured after being hit by freight train near Daltonganj
Singhani bypass stretch on NH-33 to get a green makeover
Gandhi statue unveiled at Ramgarh chowk
Handcuffed bike theft suspect escapes from Palamu police station
Jharkhand Government Has No Choice but to Approach Supreme Court: Pratul Shahdev
BJP leader Pratul Shahdev comments on the MMDR Act and the states goal to become Naxal-free within three months. Jharkhand Government Has No Choice but to Approach Supreme Court: Pratul Shahdev
Jharkhand Government Has No Choice but to Follow Supreme Court on MMDR Act: Pratul Shahdev
BJP leader Pratul Shahdev emphasizes the need for Jharkhand to comply with the Supreme Courts ruling on the MMDR Act and aims for a Naxal-free state. Jharkhand Government Has No Choice but to Follow Supreme Court on MMDR Act: Pratul Shahdev
Jharkhand Nearly Free of Naxalism, Says JMM Leader Manoj Pandey
Manoj Pandey claims Jharkhand is almost free from Naxalism due to government efforts and discusses ethanol issues and political concerns. Jharkhand Nearly Free of Naxalism, Says JMM Leader Manoj Pandey
Factory Wages Rise Across India, But Jharkhand Bucks The Trend; Check State-Wise Data
Bihar recorded the sharpest wage rise among major states, at 16.7%, taking the average to Rs 1.63 lakh.
Jharkhand: 83 kg ganja seized from ambulance; four arrested in Simdega district
An ambulance allegedly tried to flee after spotting the police but was intercepted
Jharkhand High Court Demands Response Over Womans Detention Despite Acquittal
The Jharkhand High Court has summoned the Home Secretary over a womans detention following her acquittal in a criminal case. Jharkhand High Court Demands Response Over Womans Detention Despite Acquittal
Jharkhand Education Project Council launches drive to enrol out-of-school youth
Jamtara Cyber Police arrest four, seize mobile phones
Jharkhand officials rush to resolve 11.8 lakh electoral roll claims
HC imposes Rs 10k cost on Hemant Soren for seeking time in a case filed by ED officers
Police probe deaths of woman and infant found in Pakur hills
Jharkhand DGP reviews Jamshedpur-Adityapur crime, orders stronger policing
Crackdown on unregistered private health centres in Palamu, 9 booked
Bengal: Floods disrupt train services on Sahibganj Loop
Digital Desk | Kolkata, Oct 1 (IANS) Train services on the historic Sahibganj Loop, a key rail link connecting West Bengal, Jharkhand and Bihar, have been severely affected over the past several days after the Ganga eroded the embankment between Sakrigali and Maharajpur stations. The affected stretch forms part of the Sahibganj-Barharwa section of the loop. A large number of personnel are working round the clock at the site to reinforce the embankment with boulders and other materials. While all services on the Down line have been suspended, train movement continues on the Up line under speed restrictions. Eastern Railway (ER) has cancelled several trains and diverted many others. Some trains are also being short-terminated and short-originated. A senior ER official said the situation arose after the water level in the Ganga began rising. At one stage, the river was barely 15 meters from the tracks, and part of the embankment had been eroded. The official said restoration work began after the water receded to a safe distance and that workforce and materials were already in place. This section in Jharkhand forms part of the Sahibganj Loop. Barharwa is a major junction connecting routes towards Sahibganj, Bhagalpur, Rampurhat and Howrah. The Sahibganj Loop holds immense historical significance as part of the original Delhi-Howrah route. The 410-km stretch connects Khana Junction in West Bengal to Kiul Junction in Bihar via Sahibganj. Constructed in the 1860s, it was originally part of the main rail route between Howrah and Delhi. The Railways later built a shorter chord line that could handle higher traffic volumes. That route subsequently became the main line, while the older alignment came to be known as the Sahibganj Loop. The stretch is known for its scenic alignment along the Ganga. However, its proximity to the river has led to operational disruptions during this years floods. Nearly 18 trains, including the Howrah-Sahibganj Intercity Express, have been cancelled. Trains such as the Ballia-Sealdah Express and the Kathgodam-Howrah Bagh Express have been diverted via Munger, Bhagalpur, Banka, Deoghar and the Jasidih Bypass. The Delhi-Kamakhya Brahmaputra Mail and the 15734 Bhatinda-Balurghat Farakka Express will be diverted via Jamalpur, Munger and Katihar. The Gaya-Howrah Express will operate through Kiul, Jhajha and Asansol. The Bhagalpur-Ranchi Vananchal Express and the 13072 Jamalpur-Howrah Express will be diverted via Bhagalpur, Dumka and Rampurhat. If the weather remains favourable, restoration work will be completed soon, and services will return to normal after the necessary clearances, an official said.
RMC turns waste tyres into planters
NGT forms jt panel to probe, take action against alleged waste dumping in East Singhbhum
After NGT rap, cleanliness drive at Okni pond launched
Jharkhands normal monsoon masks season of extremes
ED arrests JSR bizman, son for GST fraud
State education department holds orientation for 100 new CM schools
Dhanbad organisers launch Rakt Sathi App to streamline blood donation
Ansari pushes for investment, AI adoption to plug gaps in health sector
Khunti police asks banks to increase vigil during puja
Betla National Park reopens after 92-day monsoon break
Commercial LPG cylinder price rises by Rs 71.5 to Rs 3,004
GAIL told to restore roads after pipeline work
CEC's resignation, SIR freeze among demands as Dipke announces Mumbai protest
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said protests would also be organised in Goa, Karnataka, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand. If Kumar does not resign, Dipke said a further protest would be held at Jantar Mantar in Delhi from the end of October
Two Former Officials Arrested in Jharkhand Land Compensation Scam
Jharkhands Anti-Corruption Bureau arrests two ex-officials linked to a land compensation scam involving NH-33 expansion in Ramgarh. Two Former Officials Arrested in Jharkhand Land Compensation Scam
Weather Alert October 1: Rain, Thunderstorms and Strong Winds Forecast Across Several States
The southwest monsoon may be in its final phase, but unsettled weather is expected to continue across several parts of India on October 1, 2026. Rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds have been forecast for multiple states, including Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan and Jharkhand.According to the...
83 Kg Ganja Seized From Ambulance In Jharkhand, Four Arrested
Contraband Allegedly Smuggled From Odisha For Delivery In Ranchi
Final Phase of Special Intensive Voter List Revision Begins in Jharkhand
The final phase of the voter list revision in Jharkhand has commenced, with officials visiting homes to collect eligibility documents from 63 lakh voters. Final Phase of Special Intensive Voter List Revision Begins in Jharkhand
Dry weather to persist in Delhi with cooler nights ahead; AQI remains moderate
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 1 (IANS) The weather in the national capital has turned quite dry, with bright sunshine keeping daytime temperatures warm. However, a slight drop in night temperatures is likely. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted clear skies throughout the coming week, with no possibility of rain in Delhi. Bright sunshine was observed across most parts of Delhi from Wednesday morning. However, with northwesterly winds prevailing over the region, the weather has become increasingly dry. The maximum temperature at Delhi's standard observatory at Safdarjung was recorded at 34.2 degrees Celsius, which was 0.5 degrees below normal. The minimum temperature was recorded at 22.4 degrees Celsius. The IMD has said that the southwest monsoon season had ended with a 13 per cent rainfall deficit. However, monsoon rains continue to withdraw from different parts of the country. As the monsoon retreats, parts of southern and northeastern India are expected to receive rainfall on Thursday, according to the IMD. Heavy rainfall is very likely at isolated places over Kerala, South Interior Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal. In IMD's terminology, 'isolated' refers to rainfall occurring over a small proportion of locations, generally up to 25 per cent of weather stations in a region. Meanwhile, Kerala, coastal Karnataka and the southern parts of Karnataka are expected to receive rainfall at several places on Thursday. Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Lakshadweep are likely to receive rain at a few places. Karnataka has already experienced a wet spell during the 24 hours ending at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday. Kibbanahalli in Tumakuru district recorded 10 cm of rainfall, the highest recorded by the IMD during the period. Thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds of 40-50 kmph are very likely at isolated places over Kerala and Mahe, Rayalaseema, and Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal. Winds of 30-40 kmph are expected over Andhra Pradesh, Interior Karnataka and Odisha, while strong surface winds may also prevail over parts of Andhra Pradesh. In the Northeast, thunderstorms and lightning are likely over Assam and Meghalaya, as well as Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura. Similar conditions are also expected over East Madhya Pradesh. Scattered rainfall is likely over Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura. The southwest monsoon normally begins withdrawing from northwest India in mid-September and completely retreats from the country by mid-October. This year, the withdrawal line currently passes through Gurdaspur (Punjab), Chandigarh, Muzaffarnagar (Uttar Pradesh), Aligarh (UP), Dholpur, Udaipur and Deesa (Rajasthan) before extending to Naliya in Gujarat. The IMD said conditions are likely to become favourable over the next two to three days for the withdrawal of the monsoon from the remaining parts of Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. Similar conditions are expected to develop over most parts of Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, as well as the entirety of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Some parts of Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Maharashtra may also witness further withdrawal. Meanwhile, Delhi's air quality remained in the moderate category, with several monitoring stations recording elevated pollution levels. The AQI readings included Mandir Marg (150), Aya Nagar (135), CRRI Mathura Road (198), Pusa (22), Sirifort (171), IGI Airport T3 (155), Commonwealth Sports Complex (179), IIT Delhi (249), Anand Vihar (98), Najafgarh (144), Jahangirpuri (207), Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium (173), Sonia Vihar (151), Cantonment Area (106) and Narela (189).
Charges framed against Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren in Bargain scam
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NGT issues notice to Hazaribag DC, threatens attachment of property
BBMKU senate meeting ahead of convocation sees criticism over slow development work
Koderma students march 3km to block office over teacher shortage, poor infrastructure
PMLA court frames charges against Hemant in land scam case
2 sales agents held for supplying 180 SIMs to cyber fraudsters
Elephant herd sparks fear after para-teachers death
Dust, potholes haunt Pardih-Baliguma NH-33 stretch again
Court acquits Tala Marandi, son & 3 others in 2016 child marriage case
SIR exercise enters final phase with 11L applications filed
JMM seeks CECs dismissal over SIR exercise
Robotic surgery in govt hospitals soon: Ansari
Jharkhand High Court Refuses Stay on Framing of Charges; Issues Notice to ED for October 28 Hearing
RMC divides city into 9 zones for civic management during Durga Puja
Jail visit turns into a moment of pride for young learners in Daltonganj
GI tag for Gumlas Mandar sparks celebration in Jarjatta
Fire at Ramgarh sponge iron factory sparks safety concerns
JHARERA imposes Rs 98.7L fine on 83 builders for failing to submit progress reports
CM Hemant Soren Charged In Land Fraud
Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has been formally charged by a special PMLA court in an alleged 8.86-acre land fraud and money laundering case. The Enforcement Directorate is investigating the illegal acquisition and transfer of land in Ranchi's Bargain area. Soren appeared via video conferencing and denied the allegations, stating they are baseless.
Waste dumping resumes at Mandai Khurd after written pact with villagers
JAC Class 10th Supplementary Result 2026 Out - Check Result Online at jacresults.com
JAC Class 10th supplementary result 2026 is out at jacresults.com. Check how to download the Jharkhand Matric compartment marksheet with roll code and roll number.
Wildlife Week programmes to focus on conflict mitigation, conservation
Ramgarh to launch encroachment drive for jam-free streets
8.86acre Bargain land case: PMLA court frames charges against Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren
Special PMLA Court frames charges against Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren in land fraud case
The Enforcement Directorate has registered a money laundering case in connection with the alleged illegal acquisition and transfer of the land in the Bargain area of the state capital.
Jharkhand Students Set Deadline for Government Reforms in Examination Process
Jharkhand students demand reforms in exam processes, giving the government a deadline of October 7 for action. Jharkhand Students Set Deadline for Government Reforms in Examination Process
Jharkhand Academic Council Releases 2026 Class 9 and 11 Compartment Exam Results
The Jharkhand Academic Council has announced the results for the 2026 Class 9 and 11 compartment examinations. Students can easily access their results online by entering their roll code and roll number. The passing criteria require a minimum of 33% marks overall and in each subject. Detailed results include essential information such as subject-wise marks and overall grades. Follow the simple steps provided to check your results and ensure to collect your original mark sheets from your school.
Fridge bought for Rs 1.09L stops cooling, then explodes; court orders Rs 1.99L payout
A consumer commission in Jharkhand has ruled in favor of a customer regarding a defective refrigerator. The customer faced repeated cooling issues and requested a replacement after the refrigerator exploded. The company failed to respond appropriately to the customer's complaints and repair attempts. As a result, the commission ordered compensation along with litigation costs to be paid to the customer. The total financial liability amounts to Rs 1.
Jharkhand shutdown evokes mixed response, traffic hit by road blockades in several districts
Digital Desk | Ranchi, Sep 30 (IANS) A statewide shutdown called on Wednesday by activists of the separate Jharkhand movement for pensions for agitators, jobs for dependents, among several other demands, evoked a mixed response across the state. Protesters blocked roads and disrupted traffic in districts such as Palamu, Giridih, and Bokaro, while normal life remained largely unaffected in several urban centres, including the state capital Ranchi. The bandh had a relatively stronger impact in Medininagar of Palamu , where agitators carrying bows, arrows and other traditional weapons took to the streets and blocked the busy Redma Chowk. Several protesters sat on the road as a mark of protest, causing long queues of vehicles on both sides. The blockade inconvenienced school children, commuters, and long-distance travellers. In Giridih, activists blocked the Giridih-Dumri main road near the old toll plaza at Paparwatand and raised slogans while sitting on the roadway. The blockade was later lifted following talks with the police. In Bokaro, protesters staged a road blockade at the ITI Mor area in Chas, disrupting the movement of local as well as goods-carrying vehicles for some time. The impact of the shutdown was hardly visible in Ranchi. Protesters briefly disrupted traffic near Albert Ekka Chowk in the morning, but the situation returned to normal after police and administrative officials intervened. The agitators later staged a sit-in at the nearby CPI office premises. Most markets in Ranchi remained open, while buses and autorickshaws continued to operate normally. Reports from Chatra and Garhwa indicated disruptions in the movement of buses and heavy commercial vehicles. In some parts of Ramgarh and Dhanbad, protesters appealed to traders to support the bandh, while local transportation was affected at some locations. The most impacted by the bandh were the long-distance bus services. Some services operating from Jamshedpur, Ranchi, Dhanbad and Hazaribagh to Bihar, West Bengal, Odisha, and various districts within Jharkhand were affected. They remained off roads largely as a precautionary measure. However, train services on major railway routes remained normal. Autorickshaws and e-rickshaws continued to operate in most towns and cities, although traffic congestion at key highway intersections caused temporary disruptions. Leaders of the agitation, including Pushkar Mahto and former MP Bhuvneshwar Prasad Mehta, said that several demands of Jharkhand movement activists remain unresolved even 26 years after the formation of the state. They warned that if the government fails to take a decision on their demands soon, an indefinite hunger strike would be launched across the state from November 15, the Jharkhand Foundation Day.
2 Jharkhand Yoga Instructors Killed In Vietnam Accident
Indian Community Pools Funds To Help Repatriate Mortal Remains
2 Indians Killed In Vietnam Crash. Had Gone From Jharkhand To Teach Yoga
Raja Kumar Verma, 26, and Vinay Yadav, 23, were killed when their bike met with an accident in the city of Da Lat on September 25.
JSSC has released two notifications for JTAACCE-2026 Para Teacher (Sahayak Acharya) recruitment - Advt No. 04/2026 for 6101 regular vacancies and Advt No. 05/2026 for 1198 backlog vacancies. Check combined eligibility, age limit, application fee, exam pattern, important dates and how to apply online at jssc.jharkhand.gov.in from 29 September 2026 and the last date has been extended to 18 October 2026.
