Kritika Tiwari is a reporter at The Guardian Chronicle, covering news and current affairs.
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Photo: TGCThe Guardian Chronicle felicitates educators for their contribution to nation building
The Guardian Chronicle, an independent English-language daily newspaper, organised the ‘Guru Vashishth Samman’ ceremony on Wednesday to recognise the contributions of teachers, principals and educational leaders in shaping students’ futures and strengthening the education system. The programme brought together educators and representatives of educational institutions, with awards presented to individuals from Central Board of Secondary…
Photo: TGCLow hanging wires, exposed junction boxes, raise safety concerns in city
Dangling electricity wires, exposed junction boxes and low-hanging overhead cables have emerged as a serious safety concern across the city. These low-hanging wires have exposed residents, pedestrians and commuters to the risk of electrocution, short circuits and fire. From Hethu near Birsa Munda Airport and Arya Home Mega Sun City to Rospa Tower, New Police…
Photo: TGCMental Health Day: Elderly depression remains an overlooked concern in Jharkhand, say experts
Depression and other mental health concerns among elderly people often remain overlooked. According to mental health experts, older persons and their families may focus more on physical illnesses, financial concerns and day-to-day responsibilities than on changes in emotional and psychological well-being. Experts point out that elderly people may not always openly communicate their mental health…
Photo: TGCGovt schools roll out regular assessment classes to boost board results
The district education department has started the ‘Gift of Education’ programme to improve the annual board examination results of Class X and XII students across government and other categories of high schools, higher secondary schools and inter-colleges in the district. Under the initiative, schools are conducting monthly evaluations and pre-board examinations regularly to monitor students’…
Photo: TGCState to identify vulnerable families in every village to prevent human trafficking
The Department of Women, Child Development and Social Security will identify poor and vulnerable groups in every village who are at greater risk of human trafficking as part of efforts to strengthen prevention and early intervention mechanisms across the state. A total of 10 districts has been identified as highly vulnerable to human trafficking. The…
Photo: Mukesh Kumar BhattLocked gates, neglect and encroachments shrink city’s recreational spaces
For residents of the city, finding a safe and accessible open space for a morning walk, jogging or children’s play is becoming difficult. While the city continues to expand, several public parks, playgrounds and open spaces are either inaccessible, poorly maintained, occupied or restricted by limited timings and entry levels. Residents said that instead of…
Photo: TGC1,822 COTPA violations in Jharkhand raises concerns over tobacco control enforcement
Jharkhand continues to face a challenge in enforcing tobacco control regulations, with 1,822 challans/violations recorded under different provisions of the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act (COTPA) during this year till Tuesday. The violations came despite the state conducting training, orientation and sensitisation programmes. According to the National Tobacco Control Programme (NTCP) dashboard, the highest…
Photo: TGCInside Jharkhand’s Healthcare Reforms: Interview with ACS Ajoy Kumar Singh | The Guardian Chronicle
Jharkhand is seeking to strengthen its public healthcare system by addressing shortages of specialist doctors, improving district-level services, expanding medical education and exploring the use of artificial intelligence and data in patient care. Ajoy Kumar Singh, Additional Chief Secretary, Health Department, speaks to TGC Senior Correspondent Kritika Tiwari about the gaps in the system, the…
Photo: Mukesh Kumar BhattCreation of Durga idols gains pace in city as artisans race against puja deadline
Preparations for Durga puja have started gaining momentum, with artisans busy shaping idols of Goddess Durga. As the festival approaches, sculptors are moving through the various stages of idol making. Artisans are preparing clay, giving shape to the idols and working on finer details before the painting and decoration stages. According to artisans, a painstaking…
Photo: AI ImageUndiagnosed OSA emerges as silent cardiovascular risk
OSA, high BP and diabetes are silent risks for heart disease Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) is emerging as an often-overlooked risk factor for cardiovascular disease. Health experts have warned that people may mistake persistent snoring for a harmless habit while an underlying sleep disorder remains undiagnosed. Along with undiagnosed hypertension, diabetes and dyslipidaemia, untreated OSA…
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