Hemant Soren

Following Chief Minister hemant soren's intervention, Palamu Deputy Commissioner Dilip Pratap Singh Shekhawat visited Akouni village to meet three orphaned siblings. The DC ensured their inclusion in welfare schemes, even sharing his personal contact for direct assistance.

Residents of Kalapahari, a tribal village in Koderma, can now sip on clean drinking water thanks to a newly installed tubewell, which has finally alleviated years of severe water shortages. A powerful viral video capturing their struggle, featuring villagers sharing contaminated water sources with livestock, caught the attention of Chief Minister hemant soren, leading to this pivotal action.

In Bokaro, an 83-year-old man was mistakenly pronounced dead and faced a long, uphill battle to reclaim his old-age pension. After countless trips to government offices with no resolution in sight, he finally caught the attention of Chief Minister hemant soren.

Chandankyari MLA and senior district officials visited three orphaned siblings in Bokaro, assuring government support after their parents' tragic road accident. Chief Minister hemant soren's intervention prompted immediate action, including financial aid, welfare schemes, and counseling. Road safety measures are also being enhanced following the incident.

As the electoral roll revision approaches next month, the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) has proactively alerted its booth-level agents and micro-observers about potential voter manipulation tactics encountered in other states. The party is determined to protect its voting demographic and insists on deploying extensive monitoring to ensure all eligible voters are counted.

Jharkhand's ministerial committee is reviewing the inclusion of regional languages like Bhojpuri and Angika in the Teacher Eligibility Test. The panel has requested district-wise linguistic demographic data for teachers and students to decide on restoring these languages. This comes amid growing dissent within the ruling coalition over their exclusion from the examination framework.

In a somber moment for Gomia, the community reflects on the legacy of Madhav Lal Singh, a revered four-time MLA and former minister, who has passed away in Ranchi. Renowned for his humility and deep-rooted connections with the people, Singh made significant contributions in both unified Bihar and Jharkhand assemblies, even serving as a minister under CM Arjun Munda.

Rajya Sabha MP Deepak Prakash has urged Chief Minister hemant soren to expedite the investigation into the Trikut ropeway accident, which claimed three lives four years ago. He expressed concern over delays, alleged lapses in fixing accountability, and the pending probe against the company's MD, fearing influential individuals are being shielded.

Student unions are protesting Jharkhand's higher education department's plan to cluster government colleges by subject under the New Education Policy. Critics argue this will force students, especially from poor and tribal areas, to travel for different subjects, increasing costs and potentially leading to dropouts. Unions demand wider consultation before implementation.

Opposition leader Babulal Marandi alleged a complete collapse of law and order in Jharkhand, with criminals and mafias operating under political protection. He criticized the extension granted to former DGP Anurag Gupta, accusing the government of retaining favored officers for political gain and suppressing opponents.

Dhanbad became a battleground for protest as BJP leaders and supporters voiced their frustrations over persistent electricity and water shortages, laying blame at the feet of the state government for neglecting vital needs amidst the scorching summer heat. Opposition Leader Babulal Marandi took the forefront, denouncing the ineffective 'Jal Se Nal' program and advocating for change.

Tourism Secretary Mukesh Kumar visited the Pakri Barwadih megalithic site to assess its tourist potential. The state government plans to develop the historically significant site into a major tourist destination and seeks its inclusion in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Jharkhand Chief Minister hemant soren has criticized the Railways for prioritizing freight traffic over passenger trains in the Tatanagar section, leading to significant delays and commuter suffering. He urged the Union Railway Minister to address the issue, emphasizing the value of Jharkhand's people's time. While railway officials claim recent operational improvements, local residents continue their protest against persistent train delays.

In a decisive turn of events, twenty-seven Maoists, including high-ranking leaders, laid down their arms in Ranchi as part of 'Operation Navjeevan'. This collective surrender, which comes with a bounty totaling Rs 33 lakh, is hailed as a pivotal move towards establishing a peaceful, Naxal-free Jharkhand.

Jharkhand Chief Minister hemant soren has directed a crackdown on drug abuse, organized crime, and illegal poppy cultivation. Emphasizing the urgent need to prioritize missing women and children cases, Soren also instructed officers to dismantle drug supply chains and target poppy cultivation in specific districts.

Jharkhand Industrial Area Development Authority (JIADA) faces a significant land shortage in Bokaro, Dhanbad, and Giridih districts, hindering investment attraction efforts. Authorities are exploring new land acquisition and banking on the proposed Amritsar-Kolkata Industrial Corridor to meet future industrial demands. Efforts are underway to identify suitable land parcels for expansion.

Jharkhand Chief Minister hemant soren has urged President Murmu and Prime Minister Modi to include a 'Sarna' code in the Census 2027 religion column. This move aims to help tribal communities preserve their distinct identity, a long-pending demand supported by a state assembly resolution. Soren emphasized the potential negative policy impacts if tribal data is not compiled accurately.

During the assembly elections in Assam, JMM set its sights on 16 seats, resulting in approximately 1.16% of the total votes, but without clinching any victories. Notably, the party was a runner-up in two districts and amassed over 15,000 votes in seven others.

Three auxiliary nurse midwives at Panki community health centre were transferred for allegedly demanding Rs 10,000 for a delivery. The chief minister ordered immediate action and audits for all hospitals to prevent such malpractice. The ANMs were transferred to different Ayushman Arogya Mandirs after the family of a woman alleged they sought illegal gratification.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee refuses to step down after her party's election defeat. She asserts a moral victory and alleges widespread manipulation by the Election Commission, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Legal experts emphasize the constitutional requirement for resignation following a loss of mandate.

Palamu district is set to conduct its house listing and census from May 16 to June 14, involving 3,816 enumerators and 722 supervisors. Each enumerator will cover approximately 150-180 houses or 800 individuals. Officials emphasize that enumerators will not ask for personal data, urging households to remain vigilant.

In a pressing letter to Jharkhand's Chief Minister, renowned economist Jean Drèze and activist Elina Horo have sounded the alarm on a deepening crisis: a teacher shortage in government schools that disproportionately affects marginalized communities. They emphasize that many primary schools struggle with only one teacher per class, violating the Right to Education Act.

Jharkhand Sachivalaya Sewa Sangh members formed a human chain protesting the pending creation of deputy and joint secretary posts since 2018. The association alleged repeated delays by the personnel department. The protest concluded after ministers assured Sangh representation in a cadre review committee and discussion of its report.