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As Ranchiites gear up to vote in the sixth phase of the on- going Lok Sabha election on May 25, the City is abuzz with activity and enthusiasm. With political parties and the administration that are leaving no stone unturned to woo voters, restaurants and eating joints too have joined this band

55-year-old woman Jitani Devi died in a road accident in Chatra, while her granddaughter Fulmati Kumar sustained severe injuries. The incident occurred near Lipada village on NH-100 in Simaria block. Villagers expressed frustration over lack of control on coal-laden vehicles.

BJP urges Jharkhand CM to have rural development minister Alamgir Alam resign following arrest by ED on money laundering charges. BJP's Arun Singh criticizes previous handling of similar cases and predicts further recovery of funds. JMM defends Alam, accusing BJP of election interference.

Sadar Hospital in Ranchi introduces a QR code system to streamline patient registration and reduce waiting times at the outpatient department (OPD). This initiative aims to provide convenience to patients and improve efficiency in healthcare services.

Jharkhand high court forms committee to survey and report on water harvesting in Ranchi. Panel to ensure compliance with RMC rules and functionality of systems in high-rise buildings. Updates on water supply in the city and upcoming monsoon.

The Akhil Jharkhand Prathamik Sikshak Sangh raises concerns about the inconsistencies in honorarium payments for polling personnel in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, emphasizing the need for standardization in allowances across districts. Learn more about the disparities and demands for fair rates.

Jharkhand minister Alamgir Alam remanded to ED custody for 6 days in a money laundering case related to corruption in rural development department. Recent raids and arrests in connection with Rs 35.23 crore recovery in Ranchi.

Southwest monsoon currents are expected to set over the state in the second week of June. Concern over uneven rain distribution in past years. Forecast for normal monsoon onset in Jharkhand. Data on monsoon onset and withdrawal dates. Impact of uneven rainfall on agriculture. Recent spells of heavy rains in Jharkhand.

Political parties and candidates in Bhubaneswar have launched aggressive campaigns for the upcoming elections, leading to the defacement of city walls with posters and banners. Residents and civic authorities are struggling to maintain the city's aesthetic look amidst the relentless display of political fervour.

Last week, NIA attached four properties owned by members of Hizb-ul-Mujahideen in Kupwara region of Jammu and Kashmir