The process to merge over 15 labour laws in Jharkhand into just four rule books has slowed considerably. The move, modelled on the Centre’s decision to consolidate 29 central labour laws into four labour codes, was initiated by the state’s Labour and Employment Department. As per officials, the Labour Department had prepared the proposal and sent it to the Law Department for approval. However, the Law Department returned the file with certain objections. Since then, the process has lost momentum. The Centre had already replaced 29 central labour laws with four codes, passed by Parliament. Occupational Safety, Health and Working…
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Jharkhand jumped to 17th position from 21st in India’s export rankings, shipping Rs. 16,644 crore worth of goods in 2024‑25. Godda district, powered by Adani’s Ultra Supercritical Thermal Power plant, contributed 43 % of exports. Electricity, iron and steel, and auto parts dominate the state’s outward trade, spurring jobs locally. Jharkhand, a state better known for its minerals and tribal heritage, has added a new feather to its cap by emerging as a formidable export hub. Latest figures from the Federation of Indian Export Organizations (FIEO) show that in 2024‑25 the state shipped goods and services worth Rs. 16,644 crore (around…
Hazaribagh MP Manish Jaiswal met NTPC chairman Gurdeep Singh, discussed on jobs and fair compensation for families displaced by NTPC projects. He demanded doubling per‑acre compensation to Rs. 40 lakh, scrapping a 2016 cut‑off date and aligning NTPC’s employment policy with CCL’s while balancing livelihoods and environmental protection. Hazaribagh MP Manish Jaiswal met NTPC chairman Gurdeep Singh on 5th August, presented long‑standing grievances from villages displaced by coal and energy projects. He said that thousands of families remain unsettled despite years of development and called for NTPC to emulate Central Coalfields Ltd’s employment practices. MP Demanded Fair Compensation Mr. Jaiswal urged NTPC…
NUSRL Ranchi welcomed its new batch with dignitaries including the Chief Justice of Jharkhand High Court. Speakers encouraged students to find joy in their work and highlighted plans for digitization and industry collaboration, linking legal education to Jharkhand’s emerging business initiatives such as mining tourism. The National University of Study and Research in Law (NUSRL), Ranchi thrummed with anticipation this weekend as the institution welcomed its latest cohort. The orientation, presided over by Jharkhand High Court Chief Justice Tarlok Singh Chauhan, gave incoming students the customary pep talk about hard work and ethics. Yet beyond the ceremonial lamp‑lighting and national anthem, the programme…
Shibu Soren, known as Dishom Guru passed away at 81 in Delhi. Founder of JMM, he led the movement for separate Jharkhand and served as CM thrice. His journey from grassroots activism to Parliament inspired generations. the state declared a three-day mourning (4th Aug to 6th Aug), cancelled all official events, shut offices on Aug 4–5, and ordered flags at half-mast. His son and Chief Minister of Jharkhand Hemant Soren called him the protective shade of Jharkhand and its people. Veteran tribal leader, Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) founder, and former Chief Minister of Jharkhand, Shibu Soren, popularly revered as Dishom…
Finance Minister Demanded Strict Control Over CSR Funds in Jharkhand Finance Minister Radhakrishna Kishore has urged strict Government control over the use of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funds in Jharkhand. He wrote to the Chief Secretary, mentioned that all CSR spending should require Chief Minister’s approval to prevent misuse and ensure funds benefit real developmental objectives like education, women empowerment, and environment protection. Jharkhand will Finalize New Land Allotment Policy Jharkhand is set to introduce a new Land Allotment Policy to attract industrial investment, streamline application and allocation procedures, and provide incentives for units in backward areas. A Directorate for…
Jharkhand is set to introduce a new Land Allotment Policy to attract industrial investment, streamline application and allocation procedures, and provide incentives for units in backward areas. A Directorate for MSMEs will also be formed, with an aim to promote small businesses, ease procedures, and generate employment The Jharkhand Government is undertaking major reforms to boost industrial growth and attract wider investments across the state. Top officials announced that a comprehensive Land Allotment Policy, 2025 is in the pipeline, with a focus on making it easier for industries to secure land and start business operations quickly. Alongside, the setting up…
Jharkhand Finance Minister Radhakrishna Kishore urged state control over Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funds. He recommended approvals through the Chief Minister, ensuring transparency and directing funds toward genuine causes like education, environment, and women’s empowerment The utilization of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funds in Jharkhand has come under the spotlight, as Finance Minister Radhakrishna Kishore voiced strong concerns about transparency and the real impact of CSR spending in the state. Minister Calls for State-Level Oversight Minister Kishore, in a direct letter to Chief Secretary Alka Tiwari, stressed the urgent need for bringing CSR funds under the administrative control of the…
The Ramgarh district administration Organized a high-level review meeting to accelerate ongoing road, infrastructure, and railway projects. Deputy Commissioner Faiz Aq Ahmad Mumtaz directed officials to expedite compensation for villagers via Gram Sabhas and resolve all pending land acquisition and related issues quickly for faster development. The district administration in Ramgarh is taking proactive steps to boost the pace of development work, especially in the areas of road construction, infrastructure projects, land acquisition, and compensation for affected villagers. A high-level review meeting held today, chaired by Deputy Commissioner (DC) Faiz Aq Ahmad Mumtaz, where a range of ongoing projects and…
HEC has received a major boost as Northern Coalfields Limited (NCL) lifted its ban, paving the way for Rs. 100 crore in work orders. Following Government backed revival efforts, HEC is regaining industry trust, securing fresh contracts and resuming operations across all its production units. Northern Coalfields Limited (NCL), a subsidiary of Coal India Limited, has lifted the suspension on Heavy Engineering Corporation (HEC), opened doors to fresh orders worth approximately Rs. 100 crore. This shift followed multiple reassurances during three Parliamentary Committee Meetings over the past two months, where officials focused on HEC’s revival and urged public sector units…