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Elephant Birth on Railway Tracks in Jharkhand: In an extraordinary instance of wildlife sensitivity, a train in Jharkhandβs elephant corridor halted operations for nearly two hours to allow a pregnant elephant to give birth safely on the tracks. The railway staff, in collaboration with forest officials, made the humane decision to pause, drawing national praise β including from Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav. This moment signifies a shift towards cooperative wildlife governance, rather than reactive conflict management.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday virtually inaugurated Govindpur Road, Rajmahal, and Shankarpur railway stations in Jharkhand that were redeveloped at a cost of over βΉ21 crore, officials said. The three stations were among the 103 Amrit Bharat stations across the country inaugurated by PM Modi.
Water β the essence of life, the lifeline of agriculture, and a sacred element in Indian tradition β is scarce. In a state like Jharkhand, blessed with rivers, forests, and rains, the irony is that many villages still suffer from dry taps, parched lands, and vanishing streams.
In a welcome move, the Jharkhand government has decided to set up a Water Conservation Commission, a dedicated body that will conserve and manage water resources across the state. Itβs not just policyβitβs a promise.
Supreme Court of India has issued a notice to the Jharkhand government in response to a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by senior advocate Prashant Bhushan. The PIL challenges the designation of Jamshedpur as an βindustrial cityβ, governed independently from the standard municipal framework, under Section 481 of the Jharkhand Municipal Act, 2011.
Ranchi, May 18 β In a moment of pride for Jharkhand, two of its Members of Parliament β Dr Nishikant Dubey (Godda) and Bidyut Varan Mahto (Jamshedpur) β have been selected for the Sansad Ratna Awards 2025, which honour outstanding performance in the Indian Parliament.
The Jharkhand Land Survey saga continues to be a key concern in state governance. On April 25, 2025, the Jharkhand High Court issued a strong directive to the state government: submit a clear timeline for completing the land survey, which began nearly five decades ago. The court’s concern stems from the fact that despite its crucial role in governance, property rights, and planning, the process remains largely incomplete.
Women safety in Jharkhand is once again under legal scrutiny as the Jharkhand High Court pulls up the state government for failing to provide a progress report on court-mandated safety measures. This issue has wide-reaching implications, not just for public safety but also for governance and constitutional rights.
With summer temperatures soaring beyond 43Β°C in several districts, the Jharkhand government has taken swift action to protect school children from the adverse effects of extreme heat. Among the key developments, a major one is the change in school timings due to the heatwave,Β especially relevant for students, parents, and public policy observers. Here’s everything you need to know.
In a recent environmental development, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has pulled up the states of Jharkhand and Uttarakhand over persistent untreated sewage into Ganga, raising alarm bells on the health of India’s most sacred river. Despite government claims that faecal coliform levels are under control, reality paints a murkier picture. This post dives deep into the NGT’s latest questioning, the governance issues involved, and the critical role of Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs).
Welcome to your Daily Jharkhand News digest for April 24, 2025 β a comprehensive roundup of the most relevant updates across the state, specially curated for JPSC, JSSC, and other competitive exam aspirants.
In the context of Indian Constitutional Law, Articles 32 and 226 are often called the βheart and soulβ of the Constitution by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. These articles are vital in safeguarding citizens’ Fundamental Rights. Whether you’re a law aspirant, preparing for JPSC, JSSC, or just interested in Jharkhand current affairs, understanding these provisions is essential.
Welcome to your daily edition of Jharkhand News, crafted for UPSC, JPSC, and JSSC aspirants and anyone following developments in Jharkhand. This summary captures crucial Jharkhand current affairs, from education and governance to international investments and scientific breakthroughs. Letβs explore whatβs shaping the state and the nation today.
Article 13 of Indian Constitution serves as a protective wall guarding the fundamental rights enshrined in Part III of the Constitution. It acts as a constitutional checkpoint, ensuring that no law β whether pre-existing or newly formulated β can infringe upon these guaranteed rights.
Its significance cannot be overstated for aspirants of JPSC, UPSC, and other competitive exams. Understanding this article is crucial for interpreting the judicial activism, rights enforcement, and the balance of powers in Indian democracy.
