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Speaking at the state’s traditional Padha Jatra fair in Mandar on the outskirts of the capital Ranchi, Soren, who himself hails from the tribal community, argued that the addictive substance has a deteriorating effect on society, particularly on the young generation.
NEW DELHI: In a major move Jharkhand government cleared the pending wages of Rs 2 crores to the lakhs of workers that had returned to the state during the pandemic. Following the instructions of Chief Minister Hemant Soren, the joint efforts made by the Department of Labour and the State Migrant Control Room not only ensured […]
RANCHI (JHARKHAND): Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of 25 crucial development projects worth Rs 16,835 crores in Deoghar on Tuesday. Chief Minister Hemant Soren was present on the occasion. The prime minister dedicated to the nation 13 projects worth Rs 10,270 crores including Deoghar Airport, Deoghar AIIMS, and development projects […]
