Historic improvement in the education system through rationalization in the state: Now no school is without a teacher Raipur, July 4, 2025/ Better results have been obtained from the rationalization process in the direction of strengthening and balancing the education system of the state. Prior to rationalization in the state, a total of 453 schools were without teachers. After rationalization, not a single school is without a teacher. Similarly, after rationalization, 4728 schools out of 5936 single-teacher schools in the state have been staffed with teachers, which is a significant step towards improving the education system, which will undoubtedly improve…
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Khunti Police have arrested three active members of the banned PLFI extremist organization following a raid in the Baksapur Jhanda Tongri forest under the Jariagarh police station. The arrested individuals include Gendra Barla alias Laden (28), a resident of Baksapur Station Toli under Jariagarh police station; Asim Topno (20), a resident of Ramtolaya Mahua Toli village under Kamdara police station in Gumla district; and Ajit Topno alias Duda (26). The police recovered a country-made pistol, two live bullets, PLFI pamphlets, and mobile phones from their possession. Superintendent of Police, Manish Toppo, informed the press that they had received a tip-off…
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has apprehended Abdul Rahaman, a key suspect in the murder of BJP Yuva Morcha member Praveen Nettaru. Rahaman was arrested at Kannur International Airport upon his arrival from Qatar. The NIA confirmed the arrest as a significant breakthrough in their ongoing investigation into the targeted killing, carried out by members of the banned Popular Front of India (PFI). Previously, the NIA had arrested Ateeq Ahmed, another key accused, in January. Ateeq was found to have assisted and harbored Mustafa Paichar, the chief conspirator, who planned and executed the murder as part of PFI’s agenda. After…
Sikyong Penpa Tsering, the President of the Tibetan Government-in-Exile, has strongly criticized China’s involvement in Tibetan religious matters, particularly concerning the selection of the next Dalai Lama. He expressed deep concern over China’s attempts to dictate the spiritual leadership of Tibet, questioning the government’s motives and its disregard for religious freedom, especially as preparations are underway for the Dalai Lama’s upcoming birthday celebrations. Tsering highlighted the historical context of the Golden Urn, challenging China’s claims that it is essential for recognizing the Dalai Lama. He emphasized that the Golden Urn was introduced in 1793, long after several Dalai Lamas had…
Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) has announced a recruitment drive for Factory Inspector positions, presenting a significant opportunity for job seekers in Jharkhand. A total of 14 vacancies are available. Eligible and interested candidates can apply online from July 8, 2025, to July 29, 2025. To apply, candidates must first register on the official website, jpsc.gov.in. After registration, they must fill out the application form, upload necessary documents, and submit the form after paying the application fee. It is crucial to keep a printout of the application form for future reference. Candidates must possess an engineering degree or equivalent educational…
The rationalization process in Chhattisgarh has yielded positive outcomes in strengthening and balancing the state’s education system. Before rationalization, a total of 453 schools in the state were without teachers. After rationalization, not a single school is without a teacher. Similarly, after rationalization, teachers have been posted in 4728 schools out of 5936 single-teacher schools in the state, which is a significant step towards improving the education system. This will undoubtedly improve the education system in those schools and benefit the students with quality education. Due to the shortage of teachers in some districts of Bastar and Surguja divisions, approximately…
A 45-year-old man in Bengaluru allegedly set fire to his relative’s home due to a financial disagreement. Authorities report no injuries resulting from the incident. The event occurred on July 1st. According to reports, the accused, Subramani, was involved in a dispute concerning a ₹5 lakh loan taken by Parvati, his relative’s daughter, from Venkataramani. When Venkataramani requested repayment, Parvati is said to have issued threats. On the morning of July 1st, the ground floor of the building, where Sathish resided with his family, was found ablaze. The police have initiated an investigation into the matter. In a separate incident,…
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has expressed profound worry regarding the escalating humanitarian disaster in Gaza, strongly condemning the ongoing loss of civilian lives. He restated his call for an immediate and permanent ceasefire, alongside the unconditional and immediate release of all hostages. In a statement released by his spokesperson, the UN Secretary-General condemned recent attacks on areas sheltering displaced civilians and locations providing food, which resulted in numerous Palestinian casualties. The statement emphasized the need for full, safe, and sustained humanitarian access. Guterres has called for unrestricted humanitarian aid access to the region, to help those deprived of basic…
Jharkhand’s Health Minister, Dr. Irfan Ansari, received a death threat via mobile phone late Thursday night from an unidentified person. The caller threatened to eliminate the minister within 24 hours. The shocking incident has prompted a swift response from the police department. Dr. Ansari immediately informed the Superintendent of Police, leading to an urgent investigation into the matter. The police are currently tracing the mobile number from which the threatening call originated. The threatening message stated, ‘Listen carefully, we will eliminate you within 24 hours.’ The threat was made on July 3rd late at night. The individual also used abusive…
Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, and Cooperative Minister of Jharkhand, Shilpi Neha Tirkey, made a surprise inspection of the departmental offices located in Nepal House on Friday. The sudden inspection caused a stir among the employees of various offices within Nepal House. Minister Tirkey inspected all the sections within the offices of the Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, and Cooperative departments. Several employees and officers were found to be absent during the inspection and will be issued show-cause notices. The minister instructed the staff and officers to improve their work culture.