He was speaking at a one-day meeting of the Eastern Zonal Council held in Ranchi and chaired by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who assured cooperation in eradicating Naxalism from Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal and Bihar by March 2026.
About The Author
Md Asghar Khan is a Senior Correspondent from Jharkhand writing about politics, human rights, tribal issues, women issues, and the environment.
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Following Operation Sindoor’s low traction in its Bihar election campaign, the saffron party rakes up ‘socialism’. Will the ploy work?
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A teenager has bravely recorded the cruel murder of his closest family to police, but will it be the last such killing?
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Crime rate figures are being cited all over the political field in Bihar. This indicates how crucial an issue citizen security will be in this year’s Assembly election.
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Flood-hit families, migrant workers and the poor struggle to prove eligibility as Election Commission’s document-heavy verification drive triggers comparisons to NRC and warnings of a democratic crisis.
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Parwati Tirkey is the first tribal woman from Jharkhand to be selected for the Sahitya Akademi Yuva Puraskar 2025 for her poetry collection Phir Ugna. In an interview to Md Asghar Khan, she talks about what motivates her to write powerful poems about nature and environment
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Leaders of the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha have said, in a press conference, that excluding the party from the India alliance will have adverse consequences in the Bihar Assembly elections
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According to a report prepared by the NREGA Sahayta Kendra, statewide, these single-teacher schools make up about one-third of all government primary schools
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Political parties in Bihar are looking to woo women voters—who constitute almost half of the vote bank—ahead of the state Assembly election
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Out of Bihar’s total population of 13.7 crore, EBCs alone constitute around 4.7 crore. Every political party, including the RJD, is eager to court this demographic
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