The Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has nominated Dr. Amritanshu Prasad as the Chairman of its Jharkhand State Council, marking a new phase in the chamber’s ongoing efforts to strengthen industrial and economic growth in the State. Dr. Prasad, a reputed industry leader and academic professional, has played a key role in promoting innovation, sustainable development, and policy engagement in Jharkhand’s industrial landscape. Also Read: Sustainable Mining Practices Discussed at 6th ICC Mining Summit in Ranchi Focus on Policy Advocacy and Industrial Collaboration Under Dr. Prasad’s leadership, the ICC Jharkhand State Council will focus on deepening policy advocacy, enabling effective…
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Tata Motors has formally completed the demerger of its commercial and passenger vehicle divisions, marking a significant milestone in the company’s restructuring journey. The truck and bus business will now retain the historic name ‘Tata Motors Limited’, while the passenger vehicle unit has been renamed ‘Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Limited’. The newly formed commercial vehicle company is expected to be listed separately on the BSE and NSE in November, allowing investors to trade directly in the new entity. Also Read: CM Hemant Soren Met Tata Motors Team on Hydrogen, EV Plans Restructuring Effective from 1st October 2025 The demerger became…
In a vibrant celebration of tradition and craftsmanship, Hindalco Industries organised the ‘Tana-Bana’ ceremony to honour Kosa silk weavers of Chhattisgarh. Twenty-four women artisans from Champa and nearby villages were felicitated for their remarkable contribution to reviving the centuries old art of Kosa silk weaving. The ceremony was attended by Hindalco’s Managing Director Satish Pai, along with senior leaders Saurabh Khedekar, Kailash Pandey, and Neeta Shah. Also Read: Hindalco Honoured Truck Drivers at Saarthi Utsav 2025 in Lohardaga Hindalco’s Kosala Initiative Revived Ancient Craft Kosala Livelihood and Social Foundation, a non-profit subsidiary of Hindalco Industries, has been instrumental in empowering…
Indian Railways is preparing to introduce a feature that will allow travellers to reschedule their confirmed train tickets without paying any cancellation fees. The new system, to be implemented through the IRCTC portal, will enable passengers to change their travel date or train and pay only the fare difference, offering greater flexibility and convenience. Also Read: Transport Department to Issue Notice to BCCL for Violation of Motor Vehicles and Jharkhand Taxation Acts New Feature to Replace Cancellations with Rescheduling Option Currently, passengers who are unable to travel on their booked date have no option but to cancel their confirmed tickets…
In a significant policy overhaul, the Centre Government has classified all types of Limestone as a major mineral and ended its earlier dual classification based on end use. The decision, notified by the Ministry of Mines, mandates that all Limestone mines across India will henceforth be auctioned. The move effectively prevents State Governments from allocating limestone blocks directly and aims to bring uniformity and transparency in the mineral allocation process. Also Read: Centre Assigned Indian Bureau of Mines to Regulate Mineral Trading Platforms End-Use Restriction Removed Until now, limestone used in kilns for Lime production was treated as a minor…
Tension prevailed in Gova village under Sadar police station area on Tuesday morning after local residents stopped a team from the Central Mine Planning and Design Institute (CMPDI) from conducting coal exploration work. The villagers claimed the survey was being done without any prior notice or consent from the Gram Sabha. The protest led to the suspension of boring activity in the area. Also Read: Central Coalfields Faced Resistance from Landowners Over Pending Rehabilitation Promises According to villagers Babulal Oraon, Umesh Singh, Chipur Sahu, Rajesh Thakur, Surendra Singh, Rampal Singh, and Pankaj Prasad, no official communication or village meeting had…
Jharkhand Headlines Cabinet Cleared Triple Test, Paves Way for Municipal Polls in Jharkhand The Jharkhand Cabinet has approved the Backward Commission’s “Triple Test,” clearing the path for municipal elections with OBC reservation. The reservation for SC, ST, and OBC will remain within the 50% cap and be based on population ratios. The Cabinet also approved 24 proposals, including declaring 314 sq km of Saranda as a wildlife sanctuary and granting child care leave to university staff. Jharkhand Cabinet Declared Part of Saranda Forest a Wildlife Sanctuary The Jharkhand Cabinet approved declaring 314.65 sq km of the Saranda forest in West…
The Jharkhand Cabinet on Tuesday approved a proposal to notify 314.65 sq km of the Saranda forest in West Singhbhum district as a wildlife sanctuary. The decision came a day before the State Government is scheduled to file its affidavit in the Supreme Court, which is hearing a contempt petition over delays in notifying the sanctuary. Chief Minister Hemant Soren reiterated that while protecting biodiversity is essential, the livelihood and traditional rights of the tribal communities living in the region must remain intact. Also Read: Supreme Court Approved 31468.25 Hectares for Saranda Sanctuary but Directed Care to Protect Valid Mining…
The Jharkhand Cabinet, under the leadership of Chief Minister Hemant Soren, approved 24 key proposals in the Cabinet Meeting, held today at Project Bhawan, Ranchi. The Jharkhand Cabinet approved several key proposals related to education, infrastructure, law and order, disaster management, and welfare initiatives. Below is the list of major decisions taken in today’s Cabinet meeting. Also Read: Jharkhand Cabinet Formed Group of Ministers to Examine Saranda Sanctuary Proposal Below Proposals are Approved Restructuring of Binod Bihari Mahto Koyalanchal University, Dhanbad: Approval for academic and non-academic post restructuring in the university and its constituent colleges. Amendment to University Statutes: Approval…
Residents of Lukodiya village and nearby areas under Khalkari block, Khalari, Ranchi affected by mining projects of Central Coalfields Limited (CCL), have decided not to part with their land for any future expansion unless they receive fair compensation, proper rehabilitation, and promised jobs. The decision came during a traditional joint village meeting organised on Tuesday under the chairmanship of Ramjeet Oraon, attended by dozens of affected families from Henjda, Kutki, and Dembua. Also Read: Rising Attacks on CCL Staff in Ramgarh Raise Questions on Mine Security Villagers Alleged 53 Years of Neglect The villagers recalled that land acquisition for mining…