Category: Jharkhand

Six Cybercriminals in Jamshedpur Are Arrested for Stealing from Rural Youth
Six people engaged in online fraud have been successfully apprehended by Jamshedpur online Police, who mostly operate in the Chakulia region of East Singhbhum.

JAMSHEDPUR: According to Jamshedpur Rural SP Rishabh Garg, the gang used the NCCRP portal and Prakharpan app to extort money from young people living in rural areas.
Because of the tiny volume of transactions, their activities were mainly ignored.

The gang was mostly active in rural locations, which made it difficult to apprehend them.

Their criminal network spread to other state districts in addition to East Singhbhum.

Thanks to the efforts of the Jamshedpur Cyber Police, the offenders were located and apprehended.

The names of the people that were taken into custody are Jai Sengupta, Ajay Dalai, Sujay Dalai, Rahul Mahato, and Naveen Chandra Mahato.

These online offenders are well-known for their operations around the Chakulia police station.

Several cell phones were found by police among the gang members who had been detained.

The gang has been using the Pratimbim app and the NCCRP portal to deceive young people in rural areas.

The suspects have been arrested and are now in judicial custody.

For the next three days, there can be a lot of fog in the areas that border Jharkhand. This is something that requires caution. For this, a yellow notice has also been issued by the weather centre.

Jharkhand’s weather patterns have once again altered. Numerous parts of the state, including Ranchi and Jamshedpur, experienced fog and clouds. There was no sign of the sun. As a result, the highest temperature decreased. The minimum temperature rose concurrently. The lack of sunlight and fog caused individuals to feel cold all day long. This kind of thing could continue on Thursday as well. Numerous locations in the capital, Santal, and Kolhan may see light rain. The weather center’s director, Abhishek Anand, stated that there has been a three to four degree Celsius increase in the minimum temperature.

This will go on for one or two days. The highest temperature might decrease. On Thursday, there can be spotty light rain in certain locations. Following January 18, the weather will stay dry. There could be a two to three degree Celsius reduction in temperature. At night, the minimum temperature will rise. For the next three days, there can be a lot of fog in the areas that border Jharkhand. This is something that requires caution. For this, a yellow notice has also been issued by the weather centre.

Jamshedpur: At the Collectorate Auditorium in Jamshedpur, Deputy Commissioner Manjunath Bhajantri presided over a major meeting of the CSR Committee. The seminar covered how CSR funding will be used in the next fiscal year and concentrated on cooperative efforts between businesses and the administration.

Important topics brought up during the meeting: Action Plan Dedication: In line with the district’s development objectives, the company management promised to devote the following year’s action plan to CSR projects.
Entrepreneurship Focus: Over the next two years, the group hopes to support the establishment of 200 new business owners in the district. The District Magistrate stressed the need of utilising local talent, particularly that of young people, and focused on areas such as social welfare, health, education, and job creation.

Priority Areas: Programmes that prioritise women and young as well as social welfare, health, education, and job creation will receive funding from CSR. Making a good difference in several facets of community well-being is the aim.
Institutional Collaboration: To help local youngsters and maybe transform the district’s job market, cooperation with organisations such as the Tata Foundation, NIT, and XLRI was promoted.

Emphasis on Transparency: In order to guarantee a thorough and responsible use of money, District Magistrate/Deputy Commissioner emphasised the significance of transparency in the selection of CSR initiatives.
Syncing with the Executive Branch: It was underlined how important it is to collaborate with the district government and how a well-coordinated strategy might increase the efficacy of CSR initiatives.
Preventing Overlaps: In order to minimise the impact of corporate social responsibility programmes and avoid scheme duplication, the committee asked businesses to abide by the rules established by the Industries Department of the State Government.