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  • Shri Shanidev Bhakta Mandali’s 36th blood donation camp on 25th February, prasad will be distributed to 2500 people.

    Shri Shanidev Bhakta Mandali’s 36th blood donation camp on 25th February, prasad will be distributed to 2500 people.

    The 36th blood donation camp of Shri Shanidev Bhakta Mandali will be held on Sunday 25th February at Subarnarekha Project Building Administrator Office, Adityapur. This time, people who bring blood donors to the blood donation camp will be given prizes. Donors who donate 5 to 50 blood will be rewarded with a trophy.

    There will be a blood donation camp from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. This camp will be jointly organised by the Jamshedpur Blood Bank and the Prateek Sangharsh Foundation. The goal for this endeavour is to gather 1520 units of blood. More than 600 active employees of Shani Dev Bhakta Mandali are working to make this Maha Blood Donation a success, with the addition of primarily 200 new blood donors. During the press conference, Devvrat Ghosh, a patron of the group, announced that NIT College NSS students and NSS volunteers would be taking part in the Maha Blood Donation Camp. Two and a half thousand people will also receive prasad on this occasion.

    Press conference participants included Patron Devvrat Ghosh, Ashish Banerjee, President Jaydev Banerjee, Vice President Pankaj Rama, Secretary Ujjwal Ghosh, Mantu Singh Modak, Gourango Dhar, Manik Gorai, Milan Kranti Santra, Rajendra Pal Singh, and others.

  • 3 day Bal Mela in Bagunhatu, medical camp, mental development and other activities organised for the development for children

    3 day Bal Mela in Bagunhatu, medical camp, mental development and other activities organised for the development for children

    At Bagunhatu in Birsanagar, Jamshedpur, a three-day children’s fair has been planned. Today, 23 February, was the official opening of the fair, and the inaugural session included prayers.

    Additionally, a medical camp was set up in order to examine the parents’ health in addition to the children’s. In addition, there are competitions for painting, songwriting, yoga, and other arts and crafts at this fair.

    Also, stalls have been put up in various locations to aid in the mental development of kids.
    But kids will also be able to see Patna ke Tara Ghar and Purani Haveli. Not only that, but the kids are also receiving information about stars.

  • ASP Jharkhand demands Dalits and Minorities Lok Sabha tickets based on the population

    ASP Jharkhand demands Dalits and Minorities Lok Sabha tickets based on the population

    Chief Minister Champai Has Received A Letter From Kashif Raza, President of the Azad Samaj Party (K) in Jharkhand State. In it, he demanded that Muslims and Dalits receive tickets to the upcoming Lok Sabha elections based on population.

    He stated that Chief Minister Champai Soren recently decided to conduct a caste census in Jharkhand. It would be greatly appreciated. The percentage of Muslims in Jharkhand is fifteen percent, and the percentage of Dalits is approximately thirteen percent.

    In Jharkhand, there is only one Lok Sabha seat reserved for Dalits, even though Muslims and Dalits both have a right to two seats each, proportionate to their population. For the past 15 years, Jharkhand has produced no Muslim Members of Parliament. In those seats where Muslim MPs could have won, tickets have not been given to Muslim candidates.

    By winning seats held by Muslims and Dalits, members of castes with relatively low population numbers in Jharkhand are becoming MPs. Development for Dalits and Muslims is impossible unless they receive political participation proportionate to their population.

    For society to be represented in the modern era and for their representatives to serve as their voice in the house, you are kindly asked to make sure that the Alliance provides tickets to at least two Dalit and two Muslim candidates running for office in Jharkhand in the 2024 Lok Sabha Elections.

  • East Singhbhum: Azad Samaj Party protested against Irregularities in Abua Awas Yojna

    East Singhbhum: Azad Samaj Party protested against Irregularities in Abua Awas Yojna

    On 21/02/2024, against the large scale irregularities in Abua Housing Scheme and difficulties in getting pension, construction of road from Dongardah REO Road to Primitive Tribe Sabar Tola and construction of culvert and guardwall in Jardih Primitive Tribe Sabar Tola, Azad Samaj Party and Bhim Army took out a peaceful foot march from Jwalkata and staged a sit-in protest at Gudabandha block cum zonal office regarding the irregularities in Abua Awas Yojna.

    Leaders of Azad Samaj Party and Bhim Army said that there is a severe lack of basic facilities in Gudabandha block and the schemes are visible only on paper instead of on the ground. At the same time, the list of beneficiaries of Abua Housing Scheme is being prepared by ignoring the Gram Sabha, due to which the real needy are being deprived of this scheme. After the protest, a memorandum was submitted to Gudabandha BDO Dangur Koda.

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    During this, Bhim Army State General Secretary Utpal Biswas, Azad Samaj Party State General Secretary Akash Mukhi, ASP State Vice President Tarni Sen Majhi, ASP East Singhbhum District President Duryodhan Mahato, East Singhbhum Yuva Mahila Morcha District President Priya Mahali, Yuva Morcha District Secretary Sheikh Shakeel, Bhim Army Gudabandha. Hundreds of villagers including Sabua Murmu, Sheikh Rafiq, Sukar Samad, Shankutla Samad were present.

  • MLA angry over not being invited, letter to CM

    MLA angry over not being invited, letter to CM

    Potka MLA Sanjib Sardar has expressed his displeasure over not being invited to the three-day Panchayat level pension camp that started from Tuesday in Jamshedpur block. He has lodged a protest with Deputy Commissioner Ananya Mittal and lodged a complaint with the Chief Minister and the Chief Secretary.

    In this, the senior administrative officer of Lava district of Jamshedpur, Potka, Dumariya BDO has been accused of contempt and neglect for not giving information about the pension camp organized in the assembly. However, the Deputy Commissioner assured the MLA that he would find out at what level the mistake had occurred. Earlier, DC Ananya Mittal inaugurated a three-day panchayat level pension camp from Jamshedpur block premises on Tuesday. DC also flagged off the awareness chariot and gave the message of success of the camp by releasing balloons.

    In his address, DC said that as many villagers as possible should submit their applications in the camp organized till 22nd February. Applications will be accepted in the block offices even after February 22. DDC Manish Kumar said that the officials of all the blocks should ensure that not a single eligible beneficiary is deprived of the benefits of the scheme. 300 applications came on the first day of the camp

  • Suresh Mukhi, Head of Mukhi Social Welfare, Found Dead in Dhatkidih Pond, Suspected Suicide

    Suresh Mukhi, Head of Mukhi Social Welfare, Found Dead in Dhatkidih Pond, Suspected Suicide

    Jamshedpur News: Suresh Mukhi, head of Mukhi Samaj Kalyan Samiti Dhatkidih and District President of Congress Scheduled Caste, has died under suspicious circumstances. His body was found in Dhatkidih pond at 9 o’clock in the night. The family members came searching for him and took him out of the pond to TMH where doctors treated him. He was declared dead.

    It is being told that Suresh was with his two friends but he sent his friends home and he himself went home. Later he left the house saying that he was going to the shop. When he did not come home for a long time, his friends and family members searched and reached Dhatkidih pond where his car was found abandoned and his body was found floating in water.

    Police have started investigating the matter. According to the information, eyewitnesses have described it as suicide. Police say that only after postmortem the situation will be clear whether it is suicide or something else.

    Chetan Mukhi and other people associated with the society have expressed deep grief over the demise of Suresh Mukhi.

    Suresh was a vocal leader, Suresh Mukhi, head of Mukhi Social Welfare.

  • Encroachment by Land Mafia in Birsanagar, landowner went to DC office to seek help

    Encroachment by Land Mafia in Birsanagar, landowner went to DC office to seek help

    The Raiti land of Garud Basa, which is situated in the Birsa Nagar police station of Jamshedpur, is being encroached upon by the land mafia.

    In 2019, the court ruled in favour of Viren Majhi, a resident of Garuda Basa, and after the land was vacated it was given back to the family in 2023. However, the local MLA Mangal Kalindi’s request, some land mafia are attempting to seize the land.

    However, they have uprooted the flag that the court had delineated while threatening the landowner. But today, Viren Majhi’s family members showed up at the Deputy Commissioner’s office demanding that the land mafia be taken down.

  • Under Secretary to be taken under remand for JSSC CGL paper leak, Bihar officials could also be involved with the leak

    Under Secretary to be taken under remand for JSSC CGL paper leak, Bihar officials could also be involved with the leak

    As of yet, the Jharkhand General Graduate Qualified Combined Competitive Examination 2023 (JSSC) question paper leak case remains unsolved by SIT. In the case of the paper leak, several individuals are involved, but only three have been taken into custody thus far.

    Under Secretary under question along with 3 others

    So far in the investigation, it has been established that Bihar is somehow related to the paper leak. Chennai is connected to some of the conspiracy’s links as well. In this case, the police had taken into custody over two dozen people, but the investigation is still ongoing. Under such circumstances, the Jharkhand Assembly Under Secretary Mohammad Shamim and his two sons, will be detained in connection with the paper leak.

    The police team will make an effort to persuade Muhammad Shamim to divulge the connections between the various elements of the paper leak case. Based on the information obtained, Ranchi Police has also requested permission from the court to place Mohammad Shamim and his two sons under remand. When the court gives its approval, Mohammad Shamim will be put under question.

    Speculations of Bihar officials to be involved in the leak

    It is believed that a large number of Bihar government officials are connected to the question paper leak case. Candidate Pawan Kumar was sent by Under Secretary of the Jharkhand Assembly Mohd. Shamim to Patna on the evening of January 25. There, the people in attendance gave him the question paper and forced him to study. After studying all day and all night, he was dispatched from Patna on the morning of January 27. Pawan went straight to the Dhanbad centre from there to take the test. This has been discovered during the Ranchi Police SIT’s investigation.

    Additionally, SIT has discovered proof that Candidate Pawan gave the Under Secretary two blank checks. In this case, SIT is enlisting the assistance of Technical Cell. The identity of the owner of the mobile number Pawan had spoken from is being investigated.

    WhatsApp messages were also found in relation to the leak

    Mohamed Shamim, the Under Secretary, and his two sons’ confiscated cell phones were examined by SIT. The Under Secretary had gotten in touch with a number of candidates, including a girl from Ranchi, according to information the SIT gathered from the mobile investigation. Via WhatsApp chat, the girl and the Under Secretary had a discussion. It stated that he would need to travel to Patna in order to read the exam.

    The girl, however, chose not to travel to Patna because the exam scheduled for February 4 was cancelled. In addition, via a WhatsApp chat, the Under Secretary had discussed the question paper with his two sons. In the process of looking into the mobile devices, the SIT discovered numerous numbers, which they are currently looking into.

  • Gold Snatching near Shoppers Square, Jamshedpur

    Gold Snatching near Shoppers Square, Jamshedpur

    According to sources, An elderly couple was looted today in Jamshedpur. The incident took place at Dr B Ghosh office near Delhi Darbar, Jamshedpur. The name of the victims are Girdhari Bose and Dharma Bose.

    The elderly couple took an auto from Mango to Sakchi and after dismounting the vehicle were approached by a person. After which the criminals snatched the gold from the female and ran away from the site.

    FIR registered in Sakchi Police station and investigation is ongoing.

  • Hindu Jagran Manch protested against Mamata Banerjee in Jamshedpur

    Hindu Jagran Manch protested against Mamata Banerjee in Jamshedpur

    Members of Hindu Jagran Manch staged a protest at Sakchi Roundabout in Jamshedpur against the actions of Mamata Banerjee’s government in West Bengal. The members of right-wing organisations protested by raising slogans against Mamata Banerjee and burned an effigy of Mamata Banerjee.

    Hindu leaders in Jamshedpur, led by Hindu Jagran Manch District President Balbir Mandal, set fire to a statue to express their disapproval of the West Bengal government’s policy. Members of Hindu Jagran Manch has claimed that Mamata Banerjee’s action is an attack on hindu community and that the West Bengal government is targeting the Hindus in Sandeshkhali.

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    According to the news, Sandeshkhali councillor, Shahjahan Shaikh and his team have tortured women and illegally captured their lands.