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The Jharkhand Government has sanctioned Rs. 3.89 crores to reinforce law and order mechanisms across 12 districts of the state. The Home, Jail and Disaster Management Department issued a formal order stating that the funds will be strictly utilized for works directly linked to maintaining and improving law and order conditions. Also Read: Heavy Rain Disrupted Lac Production in Jharkhand Funds Allocated Across Key Districts According to the official order, the funds have been distributed among districts based on specific administrative needs. Bokaro received the highest allocation of Rs. 65 lakh, followed by Dhanbad with Rs. 75 lakh and Chaibasa…

Jharkhand Headlines Molten Iron Spill Reported at Bokaro Steel Plant’s SMS-1 Unit, No Casualties A minor accident occurred at Bokaro Steel Plant’s SMS-1 unit when molten iron spilled due to a punctured ladle during B-shift operations. Officials confirmed no injuries or major damage, and the faulty ladle was sent for repair. The incident follows a fatal accident in late September, raising renewed concerns over safety measures at the steel plant. Jharkhand Chief Secretary Orders Strict Action Against Illegal Sand, Coal and Stone Mining Chief Secretary Avinash Kumar directed all DCs and SPs to immediately curb illegal sand, coal, and stone…

Another accident reported at the Bokaro Steel Plant. Molten iron spilled inside the Steel Melting Shop-1 (SMS-1) unit during the B-shift. The incident occurred while hot liquid metal was being transferred from a ladle to the furnace. Due to a puncture in the ladle, the molten metal started to fall onto the ground. No Casualties, Ladle Sent for Repair Plant officials confirmed that no worker injured in the mishap. The faulty ladle was immediately removed and sent for inspection and repair. “There was a minor puncture in the ladle, but there has been no loss of life or property,” said…

Jharkhand, which accounts for nearly 70% of India’s Lac production, is facing a potential decline in yield this season due to prolonged rainfall. The unusual monsoon pattern from June to October has disturbed the delicate cycle of Lac cultivation, raising concerns among farmers about severe financial losses. Also Read: Second Round of Sand Ghat Auction Failed in Palamu, Construction Work May Halt Prolonged Rain Disrupted Lac Insect Growth Lac cultivation in Jharkhand traditionally begins in June and July when lac seeds are inoculated onto host trees. After initial humidity, a dry spell is essential for proper growth. However, this year’s…

Jharkhand Headlines Jharkhand Govt Approves Rs. 48.7 Crore to Modernize Ranchi’s Key Bus Terminals The Jharkhand Government has sanctioned Rs. 48.7 crore to upgrade three major bus terminals in Ranchi, ITI Bus Stand, Government Bus Depot, and Birsa Munda Bus Terminal. The redevelopment, designed by MOSS & VOID, includes modern facilities, better parking, and safety upgrades. Tenders will be invited soon, with construction expected to begin within six weeks. GST Reforms Give Major Boost to Jharkhand’s Industrial Heartland The new GST reforms have significantly reduced tax rates on vehicles, machinery, and components, energizing Jharkhand’s steel and auto sectors. With rates…

Ranchi is all set to become the State’s hub of scientific learning and innovation, with Jharkhand preparing to establish its first-ever Science City. The project aims to promote scientific tourism and innovation, positioning Jharkhand as an emerging destination for science-based education and exploration. Also Read: Ranchi Airport Handled 2.3 Million Flyers, Deoghar 2.8 Lakh This Year Regional Centre in Ranchi to be Upgraded According to Dr. Raj Shekhar Prasad, Executive Director of the Jharkhand Council on Science, Technology and Innovation (JCSTI), the existing Regional Science Centre in Ranchi will be upgraded into the Science City. Spread across 17 acres, the…

Under the One Nation One Registration initiative, Government introduced a completely paperless and digital process for land and property registration. Now, the entire process of registering land, flats, houses, or commercial properties will now be online and paperless. The pilot phase of the initiative will initially cover Ranchi, Dhanbad, and Jamshedpur districts of Jharkhand.  Also Read: Jharkhand Allocated 9748 Acres Land for Industries, 1695 Acres Still Available Fully Digital Process for Buyers and Sellers Under the new system, property buyers and sellers can now upload necessary documents directly on the registration portal. The sub-registrar’s office will schedule verification and biometric…

Jharkhand Headlines Jharkhand Cabinet to Convene on 16th October, Key Development Proposals on Agenda The Jharkhand Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Hemant Soren, will meet on 16th October at Project Bhawan, Ranchi. The session is expected to review and approve proposals related to infrastructure, employment, and welfare schemes. Sources suggest discussions may include state-funded projects, urban development initiatives, and new policy proposals awaiting cabinet approval for public interest implementation. Supreme Court Grants Bail to IAS Officer Chhavi Ranjan in Ranchi Land Scam Case The Supreme Court granted bail to suspended IAS officer Chhavi Ranjan, jailed for over two years in…

The Jharkhand Cabinet meeting, chaired by Chief Minister Hemant Soren, will convene on 16th October 2025 at 3 PM at the Project Bhawan in Ranchi. The official notification, issued by the Cabinet Secretariat and Coordination Department, confirmed that the meeting will take place in the Council of Ministers’ chamber within the State Secretariat. Also Read: Jharkhand Cabinet Approved 66 Proposals, Focused on Reforms and Development Focus on Welfare and Administrative Matters Sources indicate that the cabinet may clear several proposals related to infrastructure, employment, and social welfare programmes. The meeting is expected to address issues of public interest, including state…

The sand crisis in Palamu district is set to continue as the second round of e-auction for Sand Ghats failed to attract any bidders. The deadline for submitting bids ended on 6th October, but not a single application was received, officials confirmed. This failure may impact to the district’s ability to meet construction material demands once the National Green Tribunal (NGT) ban on Sand lifting ends on 15th October. Also Read: High Court Refused to Lift Ban on Sand and Minor Minerals in Jharkhand Repeated Auction Failure Raised Concern Earlier, the first auction phase, with a deadline of 15th September,…