The Monsoon Session of the sixth Jharkhand Legislative Assembly is scheduled to begin on 1 August and will continue till 7 August, as per the provisional itinerary released by the Assembly Secretariat.
The 300th birth anniversary of Punyashlok Ahilyabai Holkar became the focal point of a commemorative seminar organised by the BJP Ranchi Metropolitan unit.
“Trade and terrorism cannot go hand in hand,” said Shailesh Agrawal, Chairman of the Chamber’s Tourism Sub-Committee. “Any nation that actively works against India’s interests should not be engaged with commercially.”
In a bid to connect rural horticulture with market mechanisms, a block-level conference was held in Patamda, East Singhbhum, to explore opportunities for integrating mango cultivation under the Birsa Harit Gram Yojana with structured market channels.
A fresh round of allegations and counter-allegations has erupted over Jharkhand’s new liquor policy.
In a quiet yet transformative digital leap, Jh6arkhand is scripting a remarkable story of grassroots empowerment—led not by tech startups or urban hubs, but by Anganwadi centres and the women who run them.
In a decisive move to curb commercialization and ensure transparency in private school operations, the Dhanbad district administration has issued strict directives prohibiting schools from forcing parents to buy books, uniforms, shoes, or school bags from specific vendors.
The violence in Giridih on Holi has sparked a major political dispute in Jharkhand. The issue was raised in the state assembly on Tuesday during the budget session, leading to heated arguments between political parties.
Later, Modi left for Delhi from Deoghar in another aircraft after a delay of more than two hours, sources said.
A total of 683 candidates are in the fray in the first phase of the assembly election whose fates would be decided by 1.37 crore voters. Of the 683 candidates, the total number of women candidates is 73.
