Author: TGC
Jharkhand posts seven IAS officers in key departments
Ranchi: The Jharkhand government on Wednesday transferred and posted seven IAS officers who had been awaiting postings, assigning them responsibilities in various departments. According to a notification issued by the Personnel, Administrative Reforms and Rajbhasha Department on November 4, 2026, IAS officer Ajay Garg (2022 batch) has been appointed Joint Secretary in the Building Construction…
Photo: TGCCII launches women’s leadership fellowship in Jamshedpur
Jamshedpur: The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Global Leadership Centre has launched the Women in Manufacturing Future Leaders Fellowship, a six-month leadership development programme aimed at preparing women professionals for supervisory and managerial roles in India’s manufacturing sector. The inaugural cohort is being hosted by CII Jharkhand in Jamshedpur, with a three-day in-person leadership immersion.…
Photo: TGCFake SIM racket busted; 1,060 connections sold to cybercriminals
Jamshedpur: Steel city police have busted a SIM card fraud racket allegedly supplying illegally activated mobile connections to cybercriminals across the country, arresting three persons, including a Jio employee and two Point of Sale (POS) agents. The racket came to light following inputs from the Department of Telecommunications (DoT). Police said the accused exploited the…
Photo: TGCWhen Banks Fail, Depositors Must Not Pay the Price
The PNB case exposes weaknesses in financial oversight. India must make institutional accountability, not merely customer compensation, the cornerstone of banking reform. A bank deposit represents far more than money. For millions of ordinary Indians, it is the product of decades of work, a family’s security and protection against an uncertain future. When that money…
Photo: TGCCoal India Celebrates 52nd Foundation Day Across Jharkhand
Ranchi/Dhanbad: Coal India Limited (CIL) and its subsidiaries celebrated the company’s 52nd Foundation Day on Sunday with programmes at the headquarters of Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) and Central Mine Planning and Design Institute (CMPDI) in Ranchi, and Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL) in Dhanbad. At CCL headquarters in Ranchi, Director (Personnel) Harsh Nath Mishra and…
Photo: TGC/AI GeneratedTwo ultrasound clinics sealed for PCPNDT Act violations in Dhanbad
Dhanbad: The district administration sealed ultrasound machines at two diagnostic centres in Dhanbad on Thursday following surprise inspections over alleged violations of the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PCPNDT) Act. The action came days after a 26-year-old pregnant woman allegedly died during an illegal abortion in Katras following a sex determination test. Acting on the…
Photo: AI ImageJharkhand forest department launches digital portal for plantation monitoring
Ranchi: In a significant step towards digitising forest management in Jharkhand, the Forest Department on Friday launched the Jharkhand Silviculture and Plantation Monitoring System (JSPMS) portal to improve the monitoring and review of afforestation and silviculture schemes across the state. The portal was inaugurated by Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (PCCF) and Head of Forest…
Photo: TGCCCL’s Vigilance Awareness Festival concludes, winners felicitated
Ranchi: The two-day Vigilance Awareness Festival-2026, organised at Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) headquarters at Darbhanga House, Ranchi, concluded with the felicitation of competition winners, artists and judges on Thursday. Held as part of the Vigilance Awareness Campaign-2026, the festival centred on the theme “Probity for Prosperity”, aiming to promote integrity, transparency and ethical values through…
Photo: AI ImageCISF seizes 32 tonnes of coal, steps up anti-theft operations
Ranchi: The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has seized a truck carrying around 32 tonnes of coal in the Magadh coalfield area under Central Coalfields Limited (CCL), intensifying its crackdown on coal theft and pilferage in Jharkhand. Mayank Kashyap, representative of the CCL PR Department, said that CISF issued a statement on Thursday, highlighting that…
Photo: AI ImageThe Changing Language of Courtesy: Why the Way We Say ‘Thank You’ Matters
From ʻYou’re welcome’ to ʻNo problem’, a generational shift in everyday etiquette reveals changing attitudes to authority, equality and human relationships. The next time someone thanks you for a small favour, pay attention to your response. ‘You’re welcome’ may once have been the conventional reply, but ‘No problem’, ‘No worries’ and ‘My pleasure’ are increasingly…
