Jharkhand govt also announced examination reforms after Ranchi protests, including fast-track court to deal with JPSC/JSSC irregularities and an internal monitoring cell.
'Youth India's future. We owe them our support,' writes Rahul Gandhi in a letter to CM Hemant Soren as protests continue in Jharkhand & Congress backs students' demands while remaining part of govt.
The ongoing JPSC row is the latest episode in a longer history of alleged paper leaks, delayed results and irregularities in the state’s recruitment examinations.
Republic TV, which sees the Congress’ hand everywhere, blamed the party again—even though it’s a junior partner in the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha government led by Hemant Soren.
The JPSC protests did not begin with the recruitment exam. For many students, the frustration began years earlier, inside classrooms where teachers, timely exams and basic facilities were already in short supply.
The three IAS officers in Jharkhand were probed, arrested in cases related to money laundering, allegedly fraudulent land deals and excise policy irregularities under Soren govt.
Rahul Gandhi and Sam Pitroda have backed Jharkhand’s protesting students, but Congress’ four ministers remain in the Soren government—exposing the limits of opposition from within power.
India's RAW chief meets Bangladesh PM's defence adviser in Dhaka; and why US judge dismissed criminal charges against Gautam Adani even as he criticised official who led the effort to drop the case.
Speaking at ThePrint Off The Cuff, V Anantha Nageswaran, however, cautioned against assuming that the latest spike in prices would necessarily turn into a prolonged shock.
Notice asks Army to explain why event was held 'without permission'. Sources, however, say multiple meetings were held by Army & civil admin in the run-up. CM also attended the festival.
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