Category: Jharkhand

Ranchi: In Jharkhand, under Maiyan Samman Yojana, the amount of Rs 1000 given to women between 18 years to 50 years has now been increased to Rs 2500.

This proposal has been approved in the cabinet meeting held in Jharkhand Ministry today, women will now get Rs 2500 every month from the month of December.

Transfer of Rs 2500 to women’s account from the month of December

Cabinet Secretary Vandana Dadel, while talking to journalists after the end of the meeting, said that women and sisters will get this honorarium from the month of December. He told that the women whose amount of Rs 1000 was being transferred to their bank account will get Rs 2500 from the month of December. This scheme will entail an additional financial burden of about Rs 900 crore.

Newsroom Team: The Election Commission has announced the date of Jharkhand Assembly elections. Elections will be held in two phases in Jharkhand. The first phase of voting will be held on November 13, and the second phase of voting will be held on November 20. With the announcement of election dates, the Model Code of Conduct has come into force in the state.

Counting will take place on 23 November. Voting will take place on 81 seats of Jharkhand Assembly. Of these, 44 seats are General, 28 are SC and 9 are ST.

Before announcing the election dates, Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar said that the total number of voters in the state is 2.6 crore. Out of which 1.9 crore are women voters. Whereas the number of male voters is 1.39 crore. The tenure of the government ends on January 5, 2025.

Ranchi: Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Saturday took stock of the construction work of Sirmtoli Mekan flyover. Health Minister Banna Gupta was also with him. Hemant Soren reached the construction site at 2:30 pm. CM said that the pace of work is a little slow, which needs to be speeded up. During the inspection, Principal Secretary of Road Construction Department, Sunil Kumar said that this is Jharkhand’s first only stay bridge.

Its eight pillars are 40-40 feet in height. It is expected that the construction work will be completed in two months. CM also directed to take special care of safety standards, quality and time limit. After inspection, CM said that the work of this flyover is challenging, but encouraging. Every work is being done meticulously. This is an excellent example of engineering. After the inspection, on return, the CM proceeded towards Khelgaon via Bahubazar and Kantatoli. In this sequence, he also took stock of the flyover under construction in Kantatoli.

Kantatoli flyover likely to be inaugurated in first week of October

Kantatoli flyover is likely to be inaugurated in the first week of October. In such a situation, considering 30th September as the deadline, the construction work of the flyover is being completed rapidly. 125 electric boxes are being installed for lighting on the flyover. At the same time, LED bulbs were installed under the flyover. Are going. Grass strips are being laid on the divider. A total of 486 segmental boxes installed on the flyover have been applied with 50 mm bitumen to give them the appearance of a road. The work of applying 25 mm mastic asphalt layer over bitumen has also been almost completed. The work of widening the minor bridge in Shantinagar, Kokar part of the flyover is also in the final stage.

Dhanbad: Before the Jharkhand Assembly elections, Chief Minister Hemant Soren showered gifts on Dhanbad. On Monday, the Chief Minister laid the foundation stone of 133 schemes worth Rs 129 crore 30 lakh 29 thousand 63. Besides, 84 schemes worth Rs 48 crore 81 lakh 90 thousand 836 were also inaugurated. The Chief Minister addressed the youth in the Jharkhand Skill Conclave 2024 organized at Balliapur airstrip in Dhanbad district.

Distributed job offer letters and distributed employment incentives and transport allowance. Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren reached Balliapur helipad at around 3 pm. From here he went to the stage of the programme. He was also accompanied by Jharkhand Government’s Labor Minister Satyanand Bhokta and Minority Department Minister Irfan Ansari. MLA Mathura Prasad Mahato and Purnima Neeraj Singh were also present on the stage in the job offer letter cum employment incentive and transport allowance distribution ceremony. On reaching the program organized at Balliapur Helipad, Chief Minister Hemant Soren showered flowers on the people present there. Greeted him with folded hands.

Laid the foundation stone of these schemes

Chief Minister Dhanbad Municipal Corporation’s 83 rupees worth more than 44 crores, Rural Affairs Department’s 20 rupees worth Rs 52.73 crores, Drinking Water and Sanitation (Mechanical Division) 10 rupees worth Rs 3.85 crores, Jharkhand Education Project’s 8 rupees worth Rs 9.93 crores, Welfare Department’s 7 rupees worth Rs 1.29 crores, Laid the foundation stone of 3 schemes worth Rs 91 lakh of Building Division, one scheme of Rs 5.50 crore of Road Construction Department and one scheme of Rs 11 crore of JSBCCL PIU. Inaugurated these schemes: During the Jharkhand Skill Conclave 2024, the Chief Minister inaugurated Rs 46.27 crore of Dhanbad Municipal Corporation. 76, 7 schemes of Rs 2.09 crore of Building Division and one scheme of Rs 44.93 lakh of Drinking Water and Sanitation (Mechanical) Division inaugurated.

Ranchi: Construction of the proposed 1.25 km long connecting flyover to connect the Sirmatoli-Mecon elevated corridor with the Kantatoli flyover will begin soon. The foundation stone of the connecting flyover will also be laid on 4th. CM Hemant Soren will also inaugurate the Kantatoli flyover on the same day. The connecting flyover will be constructed at a cost of about Rs 180 crore. With its construction, Kantatoli flyover will be connected to Sirmatoli-Mekon flyover. In such a situation, about six km long corridor will be built. Here, preparations for the inauguration of Kantatoli flyover are going on in full swing. Urban Development Secretary Sunil Kumar and Smart City Corporation CEO Amit Kumar inspected the flyover works on Tuesday. The Secretary asked JUDCO and construction agency DRA to complete the remaining work of the flyover within 48 hours.

Hazaribagh: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today inaugurated the ‘Pradhan Mantri Tribal Unnat Gram Abhiyan’ (PMJUGA) on the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi in Hazaribagh, Jharkhand on 2nd October. Under this scheme, work will be done for the overall development of more than 63,000 tribal villages of the country. The objective of this scheme is to empower the tribal communities by bringing them into the mainstream.

PM started his address at the Parivartan Rally with Jai Johar. PM said that the alliance of Congress, JMM and RJD is the biggest obstacle in the development of Jharkhand. The state will develop only when they are removed from power.

There is a fight to save bread, daughter and soil

The PM said that the fight for Jharkhand is not about getting power. This is a fight to save bread, daughter and soil. JMM and Congress are playing with the security of Jharkhand as well as the country.

Congress erased the identity of tribals to give identity to one family. All the schemes, all the roads are in the name of one family. Such thinking caused great harm to the country. BJP is the party which saw the dream of Jharkhand and also fulfilled it.

PM Modi launches Rural Abha Project

PM Modi started his address on this occasion with Jai Johar. PM Modi said that today is Gandhi Jayanti. I am happy that today on this occasion, Dharti Abha Tribal Gram Utkarsh Yojana is being launched. Today, I am once again getting the privilege of being a participant in the development journey of Jharkhand. I came to Jamshedpur just a few days ago. From Jamshedpur, I had launched hundreds of development schemes for Jharkhand. Thousands of people of Jharkhand had got permanent houses under PM Awas Yojana.

Foundation stone laying and inauguration of projects worth Rs 80 thousand crores

PM Modi said that today development projects worth more than Rs 80 thousand crore have been inaugurated and foundation stones laid in Jharkhand. These projects are related to the upliftment of the tribal community of Jharkhand. This is proof of the priority being given to the tribal community of the country by the Government of India. I thank all the people of Jharkhand and the countrymen for these development works.

More than 5 crore tribals will get development

PMJUGA aims to benefit more than 5 crore tribals. Under this scheme, 20 lakh houses, 25,000 kilometers of rural roads and bridges will be constructed. Apart from this, essential services like clean drinking water, gas and electricity will be provided. A budget of Rs 79,156 crore has been kept for this scheme. Its focus is to promote agriculture and horticulture along with preservation of tribal culture, so that the income of these communities can be improved.

Dialogue with representatives of 33 tribal groups

Prime Minister Modi met representatives of 33 tribal groups from across the country during this program organized at Vinoba Bhave University campus in Hazaribagh. His conversation focused on the importance of this campaign and the positive impact this scheme will have on the future of tribal communities. This campaign is an effort to improve every aspect of tribal life.

End of Parivartan Yatra

In the second phase of this tour, the Prime Minister addressed the concluding rally of BJP’s ‘Parivartan Yatra’ at Gandhi Maidan in Hazaribagh. The yatra passed through 76 assembly constituencies and aims to bring political change in Jharkhand. On this occasion, Modi emphasized on the development of the state and tribal empowerment. (BJP

New scheme launched for the fourth time in Hazaribagh

This visit to Hazaribagh holds special significance for Modi as this is the fourth time he has launched a major national scheme from here. Earlier, he had also inaugurated Ayushman Bharat Yojana (2018), Kisan Maandhan Yojana (2019), and Vikas Bharat Sankalp Yatra (2023) from Jharkhand. This visit of Prime Minister Modi is also important from the political point of view before the upcoming assembly elections. Considering the large number of tribal population in Jharkhand, this campaign can further strengthen BJP’s position in the state.

Ranchi: After the formation of the state, under the leadership of the Chief Minister, considering the interests of the businessmen, Transport Nagar Phase 1 was inaugurated and Bhoomi Pujan of Phase 2 was completed. Transport Nagar is spread over 40.68 acres. Phase Two will be constructed on more than 09 acres of land.

Transport Nagar will prove to be a millstone in the development of the area.

The Chief Minister said that Ranchi has got a well-equipped and organized transport city. People associated with transport will get facilities here. This is just the beginning, going forward the facilities will be expanded according to the increasing activity. The state government will work to add new dimensions to it. Every day, big vehicles ply on the streets and narrow roads, which causes inconvenience. Now there will be arrangements for big vehicles at this place, due to which neither the common people nor the people associated with transport will face any problem. Transport Nagar will prove to be a millstone in the development of the area. There will be arrangements for transportation and transportation of goods from different parts of the country. Now from here goods can be taken in small vehicles to their destination i.e. inside the city. Many best wishes and congratulations to the people living in this area and those associated with transport.

Ranchi: Muslims completely boycotted the Waqf Amendment Bill 2024 in the Tahaffuz-e-Awqaf Conference Erba. Muslims in one voice demanded the repeal of this bill. Under the chairmanship of Ameer-e-Shariat Hazrat Maulana Ahmed Wali Faisal Rahmani, Secretary All India Muslim Personal Law Board and Sajjada Nasheen Khanqah Rahmani Munger, Muslims of Jharkhand participated and announced to struggle till the repeal of the Waqf Amendment Bill 2024. Addressing the program, Ameer-e-Shariat said that we completely reject this bill. This bill is not right for Muslims at all. Amir-e-Shariat Hazrat Maulana Faisal Wali Rahmani said that we all strongly oppose the Waqf Bill. This bill is against fundamental rights. Any law is made to solve the problem, but this bill is for the acquisition of Waqf land. In the end, Ameer-e-Shariat said that Rahmani will soon open 30 centers in Jharkhand. Amir-e-Shariat spoke very important things in his short time and also told some special things about the Waqf Amendment Bill 2024 to the Muslims. The program was conducted by Dr. Shahab Aryan. Whereas the program was started with the recitation of Quran by Qari Jaan Mohammad. Conference convener cum Congress leader Anwar Ansari in his welcome speech welcomed all the people present and said that the central government wants to snatch away the fundamental and constitutional rights of Muslims. There are many such sections in this bill which hurt religious sentiments. The Waqf Amendment Bill aims to weaken the Waqf system, marginalize the Muslim community, and eliminate religious rights. Let us all uphold the values ​​of justice, fairness and constitutional integrity and reject the divisive legislature. JPC member cum MP Dr. Syed Nasir Hussain said in his address that we will have to fight the BJP together. In case of mob lynching, compensation is given to other people, so why the delay in giving it to Muslims. We ask the Jharkhand government and Irfan Ansari to form Haj Committee within ten days. The recommendation of the Sachar Committee came during the time of Congress, after which the BJP government came to power at the Center and hence the work could not be done. But wherever Congress is present, work is being done on Sachar Committee. Our leader Rahul Gandhi ji has given the slogan, as much as one’s participation is, so is his share. Therefore, you will get a share in the Jharkhand Assembly elections, you people should work together. We appeal to you all to form a government with Congress, JMM, RJD and strengthen the alliance. Meanwhile, MP co-member JPC Maulana Mohibullah Nadvi said that BJP always wants to create discord among Hindus and Muslims, but it will never succeed. When one issue ends, it brings up another issue. BJP does not love the country but wants to destroy the country. People of Jharkhand and the country need to be aware. There is a battle between truth and lie. Jharkhand Government Minister Dr. Rameshwar Oraon said in his address that BJP is not backing down from conspiring. She deliberately wants to create unrest in the country. We will raise our voice against this bill and like Telangana, we will work against this bill in Jharkhand. Will talk to the Chief Minister in this regard. Whereas MP cum JPC member Imran Masood said in his address that it is not a fight for Waqf but a fight to save the Constitution. The BJP central government wants to take over Waqf land, that is, it wants to benefit its people. We will fight against this bill. Meanwhile, senior Congress leader Manzoor Ahmed Ansari said that Muslims are standing with the alliance, but have Muslims been included? With what mouth will we go to ask for votes, the coalition government has done everything for the Muslims. This will not work. Rural Development Minister Dr. Irfan Ansari said that we promise that we will not allow this bill to be brought, we will fight strongly. Recently Ayodhya Trust was formed, not a single Muslim was kept in it. So there was a need to bring a Hindu brother into the Waqf Trust. Because Hindus want to fight Muslims. Like Tilangana government, work will be done in Jharkhand also. Innocent boys are being harassed in the incident of June 10. Now this will not happen. Former Bihar minister Javed Iqbal Ansari said that today there is a need to move together with each other. If the Sacher Committee report came during the time of Congress, then why was it not implemented? We have always voted for Congress but did we get it? State Congress President Kamlesh Mahato said that the Congress Party has always fought for the interests of the minority. Congress party is raising its voice against this bill. Whereas former minister Subodh Kant Sahay said that Manzoor Ansari, Anwar Ansari are sons of Gudari. No teacher can explain Waqf as well as Ameer-e-Shariat Maulana Faisal Wali Rahmani. Waqf land is pricking the BJP’s eyes. In this conference, former minister Furkan Ansari, MLA Rajesh Thakur, AICC Secretary Parnab Jha, Waqf Board’s Ibrar Ahmed, Maulana Syed Tahjibul Hasan, Minority Commission’s Warish Qureshi, Dr. Tausif, Naseem Ahmed, Khurshid Hasan Rumi, Syed Nehal Ahmed, Javed Ahmed, Ishtiaq Ahmed, Maulana Sabir, Sharif Ansari, Maulana Aftab Alam Nadvi, Haseeb Ansari, Mufti Qamar Alam Qasmi, Syed Shahrukh Hasan Rizvi, and hundreds of people from every district of Jharkhand were present.

Ranchi. Assistant Sub Inspector Krishna Sao shot himself with his service revolver at Karaikela police station in West Singhbhum (Chaibasa) district of Jharkhand on Wednesday morning. The police station colleagues immediately took him to the health center in Karaikela, where the doctor declared him dead. After receiving information about the incident, top officers have reached the spot. The matter is being investigated. The reason for suicide has not been known. It was told that at around eight in the morning there was chaos in the police station due to the sound of gunshot.

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When the policemen ran, they found the ASI lying on the ground soaked in blood. In the last one year, incidents of death of 11 police, paramilitary and army personnel due to suicide or firing from their own weapons have been reported in Jharkhand. On July 25, a soldier named Ashish Kumar shot himself at the CRPF 22nd Battalion camp located at Sheela OP in Simaria police station area of ​​Chatra district. He was a resident of Sant Ravidas Nagar district of Uttar Pradesh.

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In the last week of July, soldier Pramod Singh, posted at Karamdih picket of Chhipadohar police station area of ​​Latehar district, died due to firing from his own weapon. On June 18, Sanjeet, a CISF jawan, committed suicide after strangulating his wife to death in Sector 8 of Harla police station area of ​​Bokaro. On May 31, 31-year-old district police constable Vikas Kumar, posted at Hazaribagh DIG residence, shot himself while on duty. He died on the spot.

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On February 6, a soldier named Kailash Chand Mehra committed suicide by hanging himself at the CRPF 190 battalion camp in Chatra. He was a resident of Lohri village in Narsinghpur district of Madhya Pradesh. In the month of November 2023, Satyajit Kachhap, posted at Kolebira police station in Simdega district, shot himself. On November 24, an Army soldier resident of Uttarakhand committed suicide by hanging himself in Argora police station area of ​​Ranchi. In October 2023, Jharkhand Police Havildar Lalan Paswan, posted in Pakur, committed suicide.

Ranchi: Chief Minister Hemant Soren participated as the chief guest in the “State Level Jalsahiya Capacity Building-cum-Sanitation Hi Seva” program organized by the Drinking Water and Sanitation Department at Prabhat Tara Ground in Ranchi. On this occasion, CM Hemant Soren said that today especially Jalsahiya Didis of Drinking Water and Sanitation Department are present in this program. Our government has worked to solve the problems of Jalsahiya Didis. The previous governments had worked to deprive Jalsahiya Didis of their rights. The Chief Minister said that our government is giving their rights and authority to the common citizens and various organs of the government to stand with them. The state government is paying full attention to the problems of Jalsahiya Didis. Our government is working to solve each and every problem. Our government has increased the honorarium of Jalsahiya Didis working at the village level to Rs 2,000 per month. The Chief Minister said that our government has tried to draw a long line in the direction of overall development with a special action plan for the elderly, women, young men and women of the state and girls studying in schools. Chief Minister Hemant Soren said these things today in his address at the “State Level Jalsahiya Capacity Building-cum-Sanitation Hi Seva” program organized by the Drinking Water and Sanitation Department at Prabhat Tara Ground in Dhurwa, Ranchi.

Jalsahiyas play an important role in taking the schemes to every home.

The Chief Minister said that at present, through all you Jalsahiya Didis, many ambitious schemes of the state government reach every village and every house. The Chief Minister said that you remember the day when all your Jalsahiya Didis were appointed during my short tenure in the previous government when I was a minister. No one can understand your problems better than me. Today there is a government in the state based on the hopes and aspirations of all of you. Certainly our government has been successful in fulfilling many of your expectations. The Chief Minister said that our aim is to make all you sisters and sisters a powerful link again. Our government is a sensitive government. Our government is purely the government of the original inhabitants and tribals of this state. I had said it earlier also and am saying it even today that our government is not run from the Ranchi headquarters but is run from the village. This is why your voices reach my ears.

Providing clean drinking water is the priority of the state government.

Chief Minister Hemant Soren said that today it is a big challenge to provide clean water to every village and every person. People will not fall ill only if they get clean water. If all of us together succeed in providing clean water to every village, then the people of the villages will become strong just as our ancestors were strong. It is the responsibility of all of us to provide clean drinking water up to the rural level. The Chief Minister said that many action plans have been prepared at the departmental level. The work of providing pure water through tanks, boring and pipelines is being done by the state government. Complaints are being received at many places that contractors are committing irregularities, Jalsahiya Didis will be given the responsibility to keep an eye on this and guard it. This work will be firmly in your hands. Now, if you file a complaint against the contractor who commits irregularities, the state government will take immediate action on it. Chief Minister Shri Hemant Soren said that today the state government has taken the entire responsibility of AAP Jalsahiya Didis. I also hope that you will also play an important role in changing the direction and condition of Jharkhand by working step by step with the state government.

In the last 4 years, Rs 12 thousand crore funds were provided to the women self-help groups of the state.

The Chief Minister said that in different ways our government has made action plans for women self-help groups to stand on their own feet and make them self-reliant. Continuous efforts have been made to connect the sisters of women self-help groups in the state with maximum employment. The Chief Minister said that in the last 19 years, only Rs 600 to 700 crore funds were provided to the women of self-help groups by the previous governments. In the last 4 years, our government has provided a fund of Rs 12 thousand crore for the all-round development of women self-help groups. The Chief Minister said that only when the village becomes strong the state will become strong. The country can become strong only when the state is strong. The Chief Minister said that today many people talk about strengthening the country, but the condition of the villages is worse, how can the country be strong in such a situation. Even today, 80 crore people in this country are dependent on the food grains provided by the government. There is a need to change this situation only then the dream of developed India can be fulfilled.

On the occasion, Chief Minister Shri Hemant Soren distributed check format for mobile purchase and distributed citation among Jalsahiyas, Mukhiyas and SHGs for their excellent work in the field of drinking water and sanitation.