Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren recently visited New Delhi for an important meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This meeting comes at a significant time for Soren as he continues to navigate the political landscape in Jharkhand.

Hemant Soren, former Chief Minister of Jharkhand, has once again taken the reins of the state government following the resignation of Champai Soren. The change in leadership was formalized as Hemant Soren met with Governor C.P. Radhakrishnan on July 3 and staked his claim to form a new government.

The BJP is now in a period of self-reflection in Jharkhand and questions are being raised on State leadership.

Villagers did not cast ballot in protest of construction of a coal dumping yard.

Rajmahal registered the highest turnout at 47.76 per cent, followed by Dumka (46.90) and Godda (45.91)

Arrangements have been made to transport elderly citizens and persons with disabilities (PwDs) to and from the polling booths of 3 Lok Sabha seats of Jharkhand.

The man was a resident and the 'pradhan' (village head) of Gobarbani village within the limits of the Baharagora police station in Jamshedpur Lok Sabha constituency.

Dhanbad Deputy Commissioner (DC) Madhvi Mishra reported a turnout of 56.77% in the block by 3 pm, marking a significant surge in voter enthusiasm.

The polling station, consisting of six booths at the CM School of Excellence in Bariatu, is adorned with banners and posters featuring hockey players.

Approximately 82.16 lakh voters are eligible to cast their ballots, with Dhanbad having the highest voter count at 22.85 lakh and Giridih the lowest at 18.64 lakh.