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District Task Force Intensifies Crackdown on Illegal Mining in Jamshedpur
Officials ordered to conduct joint operations against unauthorized mineral extraction and transport Deputy Commissioner calls for immediate action to curb unlawful activities across East Singhbhum. JAMSHEDPUR – District Magistrate and Deputy Commissioner Ananya Mittal chaired a crucial meeting of the District Mining Task Force at the Collectorate, issuing directives for a comprehensive crackdown…
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Jamshedpur illegal sand mining : बारीडीह में नदी से धड़ल्ले से पुलिस की शह पर हो रहा बालू का उठाव, प्रशासनिक और पुलिस पदाधिकारियों ने मूंदी आंखें, देखिय�� - video, कैसे हो रहा बालू का नदी से उठाव, देखिये - viddeo
जमशेदपुर : जमशेदपुर के बारीडीह में पुलिस की शह पर एक बार फिर से बालू का उठाव नदी से हो रहा है. संगठित तौर पर यह अपराध हो रहा है. पुलिस और प्रशासन की ओर से इसकी जानकारी होने के बावजूद कोई कार्रवाई नहीं की जा रही है. सिदगोड़ा थाना क्षेत्र के बारीडीह बस्ती निराला पथ में अवैध रुप से नदी से बालू का उठाव किया जा रहा है. इसके बाद यहां से बालू का परिवहन भी किया जा रहा है. इसको लेकर कुछ दिनों में कार्रवाई…
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Two tractors trying to lift sand torched in West Singhbhum | Jamshedpur News
Two tractors trying to lift sand torched in West Singhbhum | Jamshedpur News
JAMSHEDPUR: Illegal sand mining is rampant in the villages located on the banks of Karo and Koyal rivers under the Gudri block of Chakradharpur sub-division in the West Singhbhum district. SP Ashutosh Shekhar said preliminary report indicated that the Peoples’ Liberation of Front of India (PLFI) on Thursday had allegedly torched two tractors that had arrived for lifting the sand at Kamargaon…
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Gobi Chronicles – 2
Between the time I wrote my last piece and now I have lost my maternal uncle “Mama” as he is fondly called. When I met him in February I had not realized that his end was near or that I would not get to meet him again. He had then asked me to read a few pages of handwritten accounts of his life. The writing was somewhat illegible and I had to ask for clarification many a time but one thing was clear. Mama wanted the younger generation of grand and great grandchildren to know about “Vembathy House”. I promised to come again at leisure and sit by his side with a laptop and type out what he had written. He then asked me to pen down whatever I remembered about life in Gobi and gave me - as reference - xerox copies of the accounts given by his brothers and nephews in law about life in my mami’s maternal home. How I wish mama could have lived a little longer and read about the affection we have for him. To put it the other way I wish I had come up with this piece early enough for him to read it. But what is life without its lapses? We never seem to think - even in our wildest dreams - ever that our loved ones would leave us. The regret is mine to be.
Krishnamurthy Mama was my mother’s youngest sibling and only brother. The story goes that my grandparents had lost two sons earlier and the family was naturally fiercely protective of the health of the only surviving son. My own mother would tell me often that she would give him a thorough ‘oil bath’ on Wednesdays and Saturdays and if he skipped a day for some reason she’d worry herself to tears imagining that he would fall sick on account of that. All five sisters pampered him as much as they could.
My earliest memory of mama - apart from a hazy mental picture of his wedding - is the trip we made to Bombay by car. My dad had been transferred to Bombay and we had to wait for a month to be allotted accommodation before joining him. Mama, accompanied by a driver, drove us to Bombay from Gobi.
One thing we all remember about mama is his amazing sense of humor without malice. My sister and me would have fights and his famous question would be “Are you both fighting or biting each other”? He’d often be late and would have to rush to board a bus or train and a worried mami would be anxiously waiting for him at the gate. All he would say to her would be “Be calm. Can you make the train move faster by walking to and fro inside the compartment”? He would diffuse all tension in a minute. I cannot recall a single incident when he’d raise his voice to discipline us as children. Vembathy house would, in those days, be teeming with grandchildren. There would be quarrels among the children. Grandkids would run wild in its premises. Friends would join and together we’d have a few perched on the guava tree and others hiding under my grandfather’s table. Thatha was a practicing advocate and his clients would add to the melee. Mama normally returned from his farmland in the evening to a noisy house with his father raising his voice a pitch higher than the children to address his clients but he would never ask the children to stop playing or direct their friends to return home. Vembathy House was an inclusive one - tolerance and patience were qualities one imbibed naturally from its ambience.
My own father died when my younger brothers were 3 and 5 years of age and my mother relocated to her maternal home. My brothers have no memories of my father but mama adequately compensated for a father figure in their lives. It was a common sight to see them perch on his shoulders or roll over his tummy. Mama normally brought home deep fried items from a famous Sheshaiyyar’s hotel in town and my brothers would open the packet even before his own children could but I don’t remember mama or mami bearing a grudge or admonishing them for it. The same tolerant behavior was carried forward by his children and one never heard them complain about or grudge our presence in the house. To be fair I must add that my mother’s sisters were equally kind and no one questioned my thatha’s decision to support our family. What struck out was that even after his father’s death mama continued to support us and my mother continued to depend on him till the youngest of my brothers took up a job in Bombay.
I got married and relocated to Jamshedpur. Mama came to drop me off at Jamshedpur after the birth of my first born daughter who was just three months old. My daughter being the first grandchild, my husband and in laws had wanted me to come earlier and were upset with me for taking longer than the two months stipulated by them to return with the child. The atmosphere in the house was charged. It was one occasion when I heard my mama talk tough.
“ She is young and inexperienced” he said to my mother in law, “but we aren’t. Aren’t we supposed to take charge of the situation and deal with it appropriately? It is the duty of elders in a joint family to diffuse tension between the young couple instead of blowing it up to disproportionate levels. The child is just three months old and is always going to be part of your family. How does it matter if she took a couple of weeks longer to return? There ought to be do no more discussion regarding this matter. It is pointless”.
His words had a magical effect and I realized that he had doubled up for a father whom I had lost ten years back. I also realized that while mama was kind hearted and gentle he could also take charge of the situation and act tough without damaging the cause. He later told me in jest that he had the experience of dealing with five brothers in law - each one with a different temperament - so he was well trained early in life!
Above other things Mama stands tall due to his interaction with his wife and children. He had often faced financial crises when crops failed and management farming became more and more difficult. But he never let on that times were difficult and even the genuine demands of his family were hard to fulfill. Nor did we ever hear how he managed to tide over the lean patches in his life. He never vented his frustration by taking it out on his family. He looked after his ailing wife for seventeen long years without a frown on his face which is way beyond the capability of any human being.
Mama loved carnatic music. It was not unusual for him to pick up the day’s newspaper and relax with his favorite numbers playing in the background at ten in the night. Very often he would fall asleep but the moment someone switched off the tape recorder or transistor he’d wake up and put it on again. He was a great fan of the legendary R. K. Narayan and had a collection of books written by him. He’d encourage me to read his books at a time when I was in the Mills and Boon stage and had not learned to appreciate R. K. Narayan’s writing. Art Buchwald was another favorite.
Wherever he went Mama would do a survey of the local market. He picked items, that I didn’t even know were available, from Jamshedpur market. He would have loved to travel around the world and make a trip to the moon too if it were possible.
This piece can go on and on without an end. After all however much I try to end it I seem to have more to add. We were twenty one grandchildren in Vembathy House. Four were his own and the rest were nieces and nephews. I cannot recall an instance when Mama and mami treated any of us differently. The same affection was extended to our spouses and children. My cousin recently put on a recorded version of my daughters singing as pre teenagers during one of their visits to his place. Having heard that I planned to visit them Mama had asked his daughter to look for the audio tape and keep it ready for me. I was moved to tears. After all how much affection can a person have. He had his own grandchildren on whom he could shower his affection and yet he had more to spare for our children too. It is this selfless love that links us to Mama and his family. There is something genuine and honest in our relationship with him. Words fail to adequately describe the emotions and affection that we have for him.
They say that one can choose friends not family. I was lucky to have been brought up among good people and to carry forward a part of the family’s gene pool. I was lucky to have an uncle who was an adorable human being with a great sense of humor, who wanted to live life like a king but was also one who accepted life’s blows with grace. Patience and perseverance, love, kindness and tolerance, these were valuable lessons we learnt from him. He may have had his shortcomings but they did not impact others in any way. There were times when I felt that future visits to Gobi will not be the same without Mama to welcome us. But I also feel that I would feel connected and sense his presence in Vembathy House even without him being there. The last time I visited Gobi I took the keys from my cousin and spent about 15 minutes in the empty house that I grew up in. The house in which I got married and left for Jamshedpur. I felt a sense of comfort - a connection to my childhood - that is hard to describe. The years that have gone by did not seem important. The vibes that I received were positive. So deep in my heart I wish to hold on to that connection and carry forward the culture that I was lucky to inherit.
I have written this piece from my perspective. I am sure others have more to share. Like my older brother fondly remembers the time when Mama escorted him to St. Josephs’s College, Tiruchy for admission or a cousin who recalled the time when Mama quietly reimbursed the mess bill amount and added a little extra as pocket money when he approached him saying that the amount had been stolen. Each of us have fond memories that link us to mama and I am sure we all would agree that he was a pampered and beloved brother, a wonderful father, a loving uncle, a compatible life partner to his wife and a great human being.
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Jamshedpur Intensifies Fight Against Illegal Mining
New Task Force to Enforce Stricter Regulations and Conduct Regular Raids District officials launch comprehensive strategy to combat unauthorized mining activities, protect revenue, and ensure environmental compliance. JAMSHEDPUR – A newly established task force has been established by local authorities to implement a comprehensive campaign to prevent illegal mining operations and enforce…
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Police Crack Down on Illegal Sand Transportation in Chauka
FIR filed against vehicle owner after overloaded truck seized Authorities prepare for broader action against sand mining syndicate. CHANDIL – Chauka police station in Seraikela-Kharsawan district has filed an FIR in connection with the seizure of a sand-laden truck on Wednesday morning. The police action comes after intercepting a Hyva truck (JH 05 BE-0648) reportedly carrying illegal sand…
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Legal Sand Mining Set to Resume in Jamshedpur after Oct 15
Bankata ghat to open after October 15, two more in pipeline Jamshedpur district’s sand shortage nears resolution as authorities prepare to launch legal mining operations on the Swarnarekha river. JAMSHEDPUR – Residents of East Singhbhum district can expect relief from the ongoing sand scarcity as legal mining operations are set to commence after October 15. A sand ghat in Bankata, Baharagora…
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Jamshedpur illegal mining : जमशेदपुर में खनिजों के अवैध परिवहन, खनन के विरुद्ध चलाया जा रहा सघन अभियान, बालू लदे 4 भारी वाहन जब्त, प्राथमिकी दर्ज
जमशेदपुर : जमशेदपुर के जिला दण्डाधिकारी सह उपायुक्त के निर्देशानुसार अवैध खनन एवं परिवहन के रोकथाम हेतु जिला खनन कार्यालय द्वारा लगातार ��ांच अभियान चलाया जा रहा है. इसी क्रम में बहरागोड़ा थाना अंतर्गत वाहन संख्या डब्लूयूबी 29सी – 2836 ( बालू लदे), डब्लूयूबी33एफ – 1307 (बालू लदे) डब्लूयूबी33एफ – 1379 (बालू लदे) एवं बिरसानगर थाना अंतर्गत वाहन संख्या जेएच 05सीजे – 6648 (बालू लदे) को जब्त किया गया.…
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Jamshedpur rural illegal mining case - चाकुलिया के हवाई पट्टी से सटे वन भूमी से अवैध रूप से मोरम खनन के मामले में वन विभाग ने की कार्रवाई, एक के खिलाफ मामला दर्ज
चाकुलिया : चाकुलिया के हवाई पट्टी क्षेत्र में वन भूमि पर पेड़ों को नष्ट कर मोरम का अवैध खनन करने के मामले में वन विभाग ने एक के खिलाफ मामला दर्ज किया है. इस अवैध खनन में शामिल अन्य कई लोगों की पहचान करने में वन विभाग जुटी हुई है. वन विभाग को ग्रामीणों से इस बात की जानकारी हुई कि प्रखंड क्षेत्र के जगन्नाथ बारिक नामक व्यक्ति द्वारा मोरम का अवैध खनन करवाया जा रहा है. खनन की गयी मोरम को ट्रैक्टरों से…
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jamshedpur illegal mining action : जमशेदपुर में अवैध खनिज की ढुलाई और भंडारण को लेकर होगी कार्रवाई, डीसी ने दिये सख्त कार्रवाई के आदेश
जमशेदपुर : जमशेदपुर के उपायुक्त (डीसी) अनन्य मित्��ल द्वारा वीडियो कॉन्फ्रेंसिंग के माध्यम से जिला खनन टास्क फोर्स के कार्यो क�� समीक्षा की गई. जिलांतर्गत सभी बालूघाट संचालन व अवैध उत्खनन, अवैध परिवहन, ईंट भट्ठा संचालन व अवैध संचालकों पर कार्रवाई, रॉयल्टी संग्रहण, माइनिंग ईनफोर्समेंट के लिए वन विभाग के अधिकारियों से समन्वय आदि के बिन्दु पर समीक्षा हुई. उपायुक्त ने खनन टास्क फोर्स को निर्देश दिया कि…
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Jharkhand High Court Probes Elephant Corridor Encroachment
Illegal mining threatens wildlife habitat in East Singhbhum Construction activities in protected areas disrupt elephant movement, sparking judicial inquiry into forest management. JAMSHEDPUR – The highest court in Jharkhand is currently investigating allegations of unauthorized development in important wildlife areas. An investigation has been launched by the Jharkhand High Court into reported…
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Jamshedpur rural illegal sand mining - चाकुलिया के सीओ ने प्रखंड के विभिन्न नदी घाटों पर की छापेमारी, स्टॉक कर रखें गए 1,78,000 सीएफटी बालू किया जब्त, हड़कंप
चाकुलिया : चाकुलिया प्रखंड के विभिन्न स्वर्णरेखा नदी घाट से बालू माफिया द्वारा रोजाना धड़ल्ले से बालू का उठाव कर विभिन्न वाहनों से बाजार लाकर ऊंची कीमत में बेचकर माला माल हो रहें थे. बालू माफिया के व्यापार पर चाकुलिया के अंचलाधिकारी उपेन्द्र कुमार ने बुधवार को लगाम लगाने के लिए पुलिस प्रशासन को साथ लेकर प्रखंड के चंदनपुर, श्यामसुंदरपुर समेत अन्य स्वर्णरेखा नदी घाट पर छापामारी की. छापामारी के क्रम…
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Jamshedpur action against illegal mining : अवैध खनन एवं परिवहन को लेकर की गई कार्रवाई, चार ट्रक जब्त
Jamshedpur action against illegal mining : अवैध खनन एवं परिवहन को लेकर की गई कार्रवाई, चार ट्रक जब्त
जमशेदपुर : जिला दण्डाधिकारी सह उपायुक्त के निर्देश पर जिले में अवैध खनन एवं परिवहन नियंत्रण को लेकर सघन जांच अभियान चलाया जा रहा है. इसी क्रम में बीती रात करीब 11:30 से 02:00 बजे तक पटमदा सीओ एवं कमलपुर पुलिस ने संयुक्त रूप से कार्रवाई करते हुए प्रखंड के ग्राम कुमीर एवं महुलतल में जांच अभियान चलाया. इस दौरान गिट्टी लदे 04 ट्रक जब्त किए गए. बताया गया है कि सभी वाहन बंगाल नंबर के थे. वाहनों को जब्त…
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Jamshedpur-Rural-illegal-sand-mining : खनन विभाग और पुलिस ने संयुक्त रूप से नागुड़साई स्वर्णरेखा नदी घाट पर की छापामारी, बालू समेत दो ट्रैक्टर जब्त
Jamshedpur-Rural-illegal-sand-mining : खनन विभाग और पुलिस ने संयुक्त रूप से नागुड़साई स्वर्णरेखा नदी घाट पर की छापामारी, बालू समेत दो ट्रैक्टर जब्त
बहरागोड़ा : बहरागोड़ा प्रखंड के विभिन्न स्वर्णरेखा नदी घाट से बालू माफिया द्वारा बेधड़क बालू का उठाव किया जा रहा था। बालू ढुलाई पर अंकुश लगाने के लिए शनिवार को जमशेदपुर खनन विभाग के डीएमओ संजय शर्मा और बहरागोड़ा थाना प्रभारी संतन तिवारी प्रखंड के नागुड़साई स्वर्णरेखा नदी घाट पर छापामारी कर नदी घाट से अवैध बालू लदे दो ट्रैक्टर जब्त किया, जिसे थाना लाया गया है। इस संबंध में थाना प्रभारी श्री तिवारी…
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jamshedpur-illegal-mining-जमशेदपुर में अवैध माइनिंग को रोकने के लिए होगी कड़ी कार्रवाई, बंगाल और ओड़िशा से हो रही अवैध बा���ू और अन्य खनिज की ढुलाई को रोकने के लिए लगायी गयी पूरी ताकत, डीसी ने दिये थानेदारों को एफआइआर तत्काल करने का आदेश
jamshedpur-illegal-mining-जमशेदपुर में अवैध माइनिंग को रोकने के लिए होगी कड़ी कार्रवाई, बंगाल और ओड़िशा से हो रही अवैध बालू और अन्य खनिज की ढुलाई को रोकने के लिए लगायी गयी पूरी ताकत, डीसी ने दिये थानेदारों को एफआइआर तत्काल करने का आदेश
जमशेदपुर : जमशेदपुर के डीसी ऑफिस (समाहरणालय सभागार) में उपायुक्त-सह-जिला दण्डाधिकारी विजया जाधव की अध्यक्षता में जिला खनन टास्क फोर्स की बैठक आयोजित हुई. बैठक में वरीय पुलिस अधीक्षक प्रभात कुमार, ग्रामीण पुलिस अधीक्षक मुकेश लुणायत, उप विकास आयुक्त प्रदीप प्रसाद, एसडीएम धालभूम संदीप कुमार मीणा तथा अन्य पदाधिकारी शामिल हुए. जिले में अवैध खनिज उत्खनन, परिवहन एवं भंडारण को लेकर जिले में अबतक की गई…
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jamshedpur-illegal-mining-जमशेदपुर में अवैध खनिज परिवहन के विरुद्ध की गई कार्रवाई, 3 हाईवा और 1 ट्रक सीज, 1 ट्रैक्टर संचालक के विरुद्ध एफआईआर दर्ज
jamshedpur-illegal-mining-जमशेदपुर में अवैध खनिज परिवहन के विरुद्ध की गई कार्रवाई, 3 हाईवा और 1 ट्रक सीज, 1 ट्रैक्टर संचालक के विरुद्ध एफआईआर दर्ज
जमशेदपुर : राज्य सरकार से प्राप्त निर्देश के आलोक में जमशेदपुर की जिला उपायुक्त विजया जाधव के निर्देशानुसार जिले में अवैध खनिज उत्खनन, परिवहन एवं भंडारण के विरुद्ध लगातार छापेमारी की जा रही ��ै. इसी क्रम में शुक्रवार को धालभूमगढ़ सीओ द्वारा 3 हाईवा जब्त करने की कार्रवाई की गई. वहीं जादूगोड़ा से 1 ट्रक (12 चक्का) सीज किया गया. एक अन्य कार्रवाई में घाटशिला से 1 ट्रैक्टर जब्त करते हुए एफआईआर दर्ज कराया…
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