Local stories gathered from public news sources while this area builds its own coverage.
IRS officer Nisha Oraon stated on social media that she is not selling the rights of the Sanra tribal community. She asserted that those who do not sell are a major threat to 'missionaries' and 'Vatican residents,' calling the situation a 'religious war.'
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The Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) has revised the online application dates for the Jharkhand Trained Assistant Professor Joint Competitive Examination-2026. Candidates can now register from September 29, 2026, until midnight on October 18, 2026.
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The Deputy Commissioner directed relevant officials to investigate a complaint regarding an objectionable song about the barber community circulating on YouTube. A delegation from the community met with the DC and demanded action against the content. The DC assured that public complaints are being taken seriously.
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The Municipal Corporation conducted an anti-encroachment drive on Tuesday around various reservoirs in the city. Teams removed temporary shops, sheds, and stalls from locations like Dhurwa Dam and Bara Talab. Items used for encroachment were also seized during the campaign.
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The Federation of Jharkhand Chamber of Commerce and Industries (FJCCI) held its second session for 2026-27 in Ranchi. It was decided that a large, state-level meeting for businessmen and entrepreneurs will be organized there after Chhath Puja. Issues discussed included stopping punitive action regarding trade licenses.
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During the Senior School Concert-2026 at Loreto Convent School in Doranda, the DC addressed female students. She advised that while Gen-Z and Gen-Alpha are digital natives, limiting social media is not the solution; rather, its controlled and proper use for knowledge and academics is necessary.
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The Jharkhand High Court granted relief to para teachers (now assistant teachers), setting aside orders that stopped their service. The court stated that teachers with qualifications at the time of appointment cannot be dismissed over later educational qualification disputes, directing salary payment.
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The Jharkhand High Court ordered an appointment for a petitioner in the language subject for classes VI-VIII in Deoghar district. The court dismissed the state government's argument, noting the petitioner scored above the set cut-off marks. Officials were directed to issue the appointment letter within six weeks.
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The municipal corporation will conduct cleaning in three shifts at puja pandals, contact routes, and immersion sites during Durga Puja. The 176 pandals across 53 wards are divided into 9 zones for monitoring cleanliness and civic amenities.
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The Ranchi Police organized a cyber awareness program under Mission Shakti on September 29th and 30th. The training aimed to equip officials from the Women and Child Development Department and One Stop Center staff with knowledge to combat cybercrime. Sessions covered topics like strong passwords, digital evidence preservation, and reporting procedures.
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The Deputy Municipal Commissioner reviewed the current status of four vendor markets, including Morabadi and Naga Baba Vegetable Market. Instructions were given to ensure regular cleaning in two shifts, maintain toilets, and provide adequate electricity. The goal is to improve facilities for vendors and citizens.
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The Jharkhand Urja Vikas Shramik Sangh has alleged irregularities at the Tupudana electricity office. They claim that the JE is dismissing long-time workers and hiring relatives instead. The union has demanded an impartial investigation into these matters.
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