#Jharkhand economic policy

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Jharkhand Market Fee Bill Sparks Outrage Among Jharkhand Food Grain Traders

Chamber plans torch rally, minister meeting to protest new market fee Singhbhum Chamber of Commerce and Industry opposes Jharkhand’s proposed Agricultural Produce Bill, citing inflation concerns. JAMSHEDPUR – Local business leaders plan protests against Jharkhand’s proposed market fee on agricultural produce and livestock. The Singhbhum Chamber of Commerce and Industry convened on August 30 to…

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HOW NEHRU CAN TRULY BE CALLED 'THE ARCHITECT OF INDIA'S BIMARU ECONOMIC STRUCTURE'. ................................................................................. - HOW NEHRU INCOMPETENTLY, & PER MANY HISTORIANS, MALICIOUSLY, RUINED EASTERN INDIAN ECONOMIES, LIKE BENGAL, BIHAR, JHARKHAND, MADHYA PRADESH, CHHATTISGARH, & ORISSA, BY HIS ONE SIDED (SUBSIDIZED/EQUALIZED FREIGHT COST OF RAW MATERIAL ONLY & NOT FOR FINISHED GOODS) FREIGHT EQUALIZATION POLICY. - HOW NEHRU IN THE GARB OF A SOCIALIST INDIA, MANAGED TO CREATED A REGRESSIVELY CAPITALISTIC INDIA INSTEAD.

Here are India's 60 yr Share of Wealth stats, from 1961-2020, taken from the 'World Inequality Database'.

Looking at which, most would be forced to ask, why is it that in a wholly socialized state like India (& heavily publicized so at that for 60 yrs)....that our Top 1% 's share in wealth goes up 3 times, Top 10%'s share goes up 1.5 times, BUT SHARE OF THE BOTTOM 50% IS LITERALLY HALVED?

The answer to this lies largely in one man, Nehru, & his policies, either incompetently unintentional or maliciously intentional, policies directly responsible for creating a deeply disparate & heavily lopsided yet overall non-flourishing economic structure, for the entire first half century of the 'Dominion (of Britain) India'.

And the biggest mishap-causing misadventure, being 1951's infamous FREIGHT EQUALIZATION POLICY.

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Above is the Russian Govt+military reaction, to Indian 'independence' in mid 1947. This article was published in the Russian central military newspaper 'Red Star' on July 31, 1947, just 2 weeks before the official date of India's so-called Independence.

"Chief economic positions still remain in British hands–railways,marine transport,port economy,irrigation systems,finance,basic part of jute,industry,almost whole mining industry etc"

“The defence of economic positions and interests is not possible without political power. That power will be secured in the person of the capitalists, landowners and businessmen who are dependent upon British capital.”

“The partition, does not affect the feudal power of the Princes who have always supported British domination.”

"The British Govt plans to artificially separate industrial from agricultural areas,turning it to a agrarian & raw material appendage of Britain." 

Exactly what Nehru's Freight Equalization Policy achieved 4 yrs later!

And to add to what y'all I assume would already have read from above, as to it's evil designs & effects, it created a reverse-reward scenario, whereby all the resource-rich states were essentially penalized for their natural advantages, by taking away all incentive for processing-industries & final transportation industries, that are a logical next step from the extraction industries, to germinate & set base in these places. Thereby creating a scenario where the South-western & western coastal states like Maharashtra, Gujarat & Tamil Nadu, & parts of Punjab in North India, were able to find logical easy base for all the processing & transportation industries in their states, for industries like steel, cement, heavy manufacturing, & power, all enabled via raw materials from the other far-off states, like iron ore, coal, limestone, bauxite, copper etc, even w/o any personal natural resources to rely on themselves, merely by virtue of being easy locations to set up ports in for exports, & w/o industries having to compromise on higher transportation & value-added processing costs, that cost aspect equalized & protected for all distances from the resource point. All this, with resource states not finding even some respite in terms of return benefits from any possibly subsidized finished product costs, finished goods not covered by this policy!

These 4-5 states effectively thus became the parasites, for atleast 7 of the traditionally god-gifted states of today like Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Orissa, Bengal & Uttar Pradesh, killing all their hope at industrial development & economic progress, & where there is economic (or lotsa times attached) spiritual hopelessness, springs leftism in all it's devious forms, giving birth to intense communism & it's shameful offsprings of caste-divide & gang-culture, literally turning these states HOUSING HALF OF INDIA'S POPULATION, into the pot-holes of the Indian Union -the BIMARU (for Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh) states of India.

Now in all of this, it's not as if the above-mentioned coastal states were turning themselves into heavens of prosperity either, merely relatively well-off & with a hopeful disposition of the future, that in itself enough to attract large-scale migration from the above BIMARU states, particularly Maharashtra with a more traditionally Hindi-friendly ambience, but also in TN, creating a new urban housing problem, giving birth anew to Mumbai's infamously gargantuan chawl (dingy hutment) lifestyle.

And the reasons for these states, given all these special privileges, not able to take off well enough, aren't directly visible, yet that we can now, on basis of our analysis of Nehru & his so-called Independent India, over innumerable blogs prior, safely interpret, to be an India yet functioning in 1950s & till mid-1960s as some sort of a vassal state of Britain. Only natural then for a supreme state in such a relationship, to not be assumed to desire nations other than itself any sorta economic or strategic base in it's territory, thus curtailing more robust foreign economic to-and-fro.

A utterly class-subservient bent, not seen just for the British race, but per historians, eg Kanchan Gupta, in his hateful sense of complex & hatred of dark-skinned & skinny Bengali community, even worse passionate Hindu Durga-lovers, & per many, all largely borne of his hatred for Bose.

And thus ends yet another inglorious chapter from the life of the self-confessed Last British Ruler of India.

The Tale of the Internal Destruction of India, & it's Premier at it.

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Understanding the Bhojpuri Music Industry: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities

The Bhojpuri music industry, with its roots deeply embedded in the heart of eastern Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Jharkhand in India, has evolved significantly over the past few decades. As a major dialect of the Hindi language, Bhojpuri has not only produced culturally rich music but also tapped into the commercial markets, resonating with millions globally. The appeal of Bhojpuri songs, often characterized by their lively rhythms and authentic storytelling, showcases the vibrant lifestyle and traditions of its people. Understanding this industry’s dynamics offers insights into its widespread influence and the potential it holds for artists and producers alike.

Project Management: A Keystone in Music Production

Effective project management in the music industry is crucial for the success of music productions, especially in niche markets like the Bhojpuri genre. Project managers in this field must juggle multiple elements— from scheduling and budgeting to artist coordination and final production touches. The role involves strategic planning and meticulous oversight to ensure that projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the satisfaction of all stakeholders. By adopting robust project management practices, producers can maximize resources, enhance efficiency, and achieve better outcomes in their musical endeavors.

Creating and Managing a Successful Music Channel

In today’s digital age, having an online presence is indispensable for artists. Aspiring musicians in the Bhojpuri industry can greatly benefit from creating their own music channels. A well-managed music channel not only serves as a platform to showcase talent but also helps in building a loyal fan base. Key to this is producing consistent and high-quality content that resonates with audiences. Musicians need to focus on their unique selling proposition, engage with their viewers through regular updates, and optimize their channel for better visibility and reach.

The Art of Music Album Cover Design

The first point of interaction between an album and its potential listener is often the album cover. A compelling music album cover can significantly influence a listener's decision to explore the album further. It represents the essence of the music and the artist's vision. In the context of the Bhojpuri music scene, where the competition is intense, an eye-catching album cover can set an artist apart from the rest. Designing an album cover involves understanding the core message of the album and creatively translating that into visual form.

Addressing the Dark Side: Abusers in the Music Industry

Despite its cultural significance and economic potential, the Bhojpuri music industry, like many others, is not free from challenges. One of the gravest issues is the presence of abusers in the music industry. This not only tarnishes the industry's image but also hampers the growth and safety of artists. Tackling this issue requires collective awareness and strict measures from all stakeholders. Implementing transparent policies, providing support systems for victims, and fostering an environment of respect and dignity are essential steps towards mitigating this issue.

Conclusion

The Bhojpuri music industry offers a unique blend of cultural richness and commercial viability. By leveraging effective project management, creating engaging digital content, designing impactful album covers, and addressing internal challenges, stakeholders can enhance the industry's structure and output. The path forward involves embracing both the traditional elements that define Bhojpuri music and the modern practices that complement the industry’s growth and sustainability. This holistic approach will not only preserve the genre's authenticity but also propel it towards greater global recognition and success.

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Indian Coal: Driving India’s Energy and Industrial Growth

Introduction

Indian coal has been the backbone of the nation’s industrial and energy sectors for decades. As one of the world’s largest producers and consumers of coal, India relies heavily on this resource to fuel its growing economy. Coal in India plays an integral role in sectors such as power generation, steel production, and cement manufacturing, contributing significantly to the country’s GDP and industrial output. The Rawalwasia Group, a prominent name in the coal trade industry, has been instrumental in meeting the coal demands of these industries, ensuring the supply of high-quality Indian coal to power the nation’s growth.

India is experiencing an industrial revolution, and coal remains central to this transformation. As industries expand and urbanisation increases, coal’s importance in meeting energy demands and driving productivity has only intensified. In this article, we will explore the latest trends, needs, usages, and benefits of coal in India, focusing on how Indian coal is shaping the future of industrial growth.

The Importance of Indian Coal in Today’s Economy

Indian coal is an energy source vital to India’s industrial infrastructure. Coal-fired power plants generate about 70% of India’s electricity, making coal indispensable to the country’s energy security. Moreover, Indian coal is essential for industries central to the nation’s economic expansion, such as steel and cement manufacturing.

The demand for coal in India has been steadily rising, driven by a growing economy, urbanisation, and the government’s emphasis on infrastructure development. The Indian government has introduced reforms to boost domestic coal production and reduce import dependency. The goal is to achieve self-reliance in coal production, ensuring that Indian coal can meet the ever-increasing demands of the nation’s industries.

Coal Production in India

Coal production in India has seen consistent growth over the past few years. India is the second-largest coal producer in the world, following China, with significant reserves located in states like Jharkhand, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, and West Bengal. The government has implemented policies to enhance mining efficiency, encourage private sector participation, and ensure that coal production keeps pace with rising demand.

The table above shows a steady increase in coal production over the years, demonstrating India’s commitment to meeting domestic coal demand. However, coal imports are still required despite this growth, especially for high-quality coking coal used in steel manufacturing. The government has targeted reducing imports by increasing domestic coal production through better mining practices and technological advancements.

Coal Imports and Exports

While India is a leading coal producer, it is also a significant importer, particularly of coking coal, which is essential for steel production. India imports coal from countries like Australia, Indonesia, and South Africa to meet the shortfall in domestic production. On the export front, Indian coal has a relatively limited presence in the global market. However, with rising production, India can potentially increase coal exports, particularly to neighbouring South Asian countries.

Trends in Coal Demand in India

India’s demand for coal is growing in tandem with its economic and industrial expansion. The power sector remains the largest consumer of coal, accounting for nearly 70% of total consumption. However, other industries, such as steel, cement, and aluminium production, are also significant consumers of Indian coal.

One of the most notable trends in the Indian coal market is the increasing demand for coal in non-conventional sectors. Industries such as textiles, chemicals, and food processing have started using coal as a cost-effective energy source, increasing the demand for Indian coal.

Usage of Indian Coal Across Industries

Indian coal is vital to a broad spectrum of industries, making it a key driver of the country’s industrial development. Here’s a breakdown of how different sectors use coal:

Power Generation

Coal is India’s primary fuel for electricity generation, with thermal power plants accounting for around 70% of the nation’s power generation capacity. The availability and affordability of Indian coal make it the preferred choice for energy producers. As the nation’s energy demands continue to rise, coal’s role in powering India’s energy grid remains critical. The government has also prioritised improving the efficiency of coal-based power plants to ensure they can meet future energy needs.

Steel Production

The steel industry is India’s second-largest consumer of coal, with coking coal being an essential component of steel manufacturing. Indian steel production is rising, driven by increasing demand from infrastructure projects, real estate, and manufacturing. Indian coal, while unsuitable for coking purposes, still plays a crucial role in providing energy to steel plants.

Cement Industry

The cement industry is another significant consumer of Indian coal. As one of the fastest-growing sectors in the country, it relies heavily on coal for energy to produce clinker, the primary cement component. The demand for coal in the cement sector is expected to grow further, driven by the government’s push for infrastructure development and urbanisation.

Benefits of Indian Coal for Businesses

Indian coal offers several advantages, making it a preferred choice for businesses across various sectors. Some of the key benefits include:

Cost-Effective Energy Source

One of the most significant advantages of Indian coal is its cost-effectiveness. Coal is relatively cheap compared to alternative energy sources, making it an attractive option for industries looking to minimise operational costs. The affordability of Indian coal ensures that businesses can maintain their competitive edge in the market.

Reliable Supply

India’s vast coal reserves ensure a consistent and reliable supply of coal to meet the needs of domestic industries. This reliability is essential for power generation and steel production, which require a steady coal flow to maintain operations. The government’s efforts to increase domestic coal production further enhance the reliability of coal as an energy source.

Supporting Industrial Growth

Indian coal plays a pivotal role in supporting industrial growth. Steel, cement, and power generation industries rely heavily on coal to fuel their operations. As these industries expand, the demand for coal continues to rise, making coal an essential driver of India’s industrial progress.

Conclusion

Indian coal remains an indispensable resource for the country’s industrial and economic development. As the demand for coal in India continues to grow, companies like Rawalwasia Group are playing a crucial role in ensuring that businesses have access to high-quality coal to meet their energy and production needs. With significant coal reserves and a strong focus on increasing domestic production, India is well-positioned to maintain its status as one of the world’s leading coal producers.

Looking ahead, Indian coal will continue to be vital to the nation’s energy security and industrial growth. The Rawalwasia Group remains committed to supplying the highest-quality Indian coal to businesses across various sectors, ensuring they have the resources they need to thrive in an increasingly competitive market. As the coal industry evolves, companies can rely on Indian coal to power their future growth and success.

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[ad_1] Union Minister of Coal and Mines, G. Kishan Reddy, launched the 11th round of Commercial Coal Mine auctions today with a total of 27 coal blocks on offer at New Delhi. These 27 coal blocks are spread across the states of Jharkhand, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Arunachal Pradesh and include both fully explored and partially explored mines including 1 coking coal mine. The Ministry has also executed 9 agreements with successful bidders of 10th round of auctions. These mines upon operationalisation will generate Annual Revenue of Rs. 1,446 crores calculated at PRC of these coal mines and will provide employment to approximately 19,000 people. The Ministry of Coal has taken a series of reforms to ensure that the coal sector grows at a rapid pace and is able to meet the country’s energy needs. For 11th round also, Mines falling under protected areas, wildlife sanctuaries, critical habitats, having forest cover greater than 40%, heavily built-up area etc. have been excluded. The block boundaries of some of the coal mines where there was presence of dense habitation, high green cover or critical infrastructure etc. have been revised to improve the attractiveness of the coal mines. Addressing the gathering, Union Minister of Coal and Mines, G. Kishan Reddy, emphasized that coal remains the cornerstone of India’s energy landscape, asserting that power generation is unimaginable without it. He highlighted the transformative impact of coal block auctions in achieving energy security, fostering self-reliance, and reducing dependency on imports. Urging industry players to participate enthusiastically in 11th round of auctions, he called for collective contributions toward realizing the vision of an energy-independent Aatmanirbhar Bharat, as envisioned by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Union Minister, Reddy reaffirmed the Government’s dedication to boost domestic coal production to meet the nation’s energy demand. The Minister further reiterated the Government’s commitment to uplift local communities, emphasizing that coal auctions and mining activities go beyond economic growth. They also aim to empower communities by creating employment opportunities, improving infrastructure, and enhancing education and healthcare in coal mining regions. Shri Reddy expressed confidence that these reforms would position India as a global leader in sustainable mining practices while ensuring energy security. He also highlighted the Government of India’s Financial Incentive Scheme with an outlay of ₹8,500 crore to promote Coal and Lignite Gasification projects. This initiative, he noted, is a pivotal step toward achieving India’s ambitious target of 100 million tonnes of coal gasification by 2030. By encouraging cleaner and more efficient technologies, the scheme aims to reduce reliance on imported natural gas, lower carbon emissions, and pave the way for sustainable energy development. In his keynote address, Vikram Dev Dutt, Secretary, Ministry of Coal highlighted the crucial role of policy reforms in creating an ecosystem that encourages innovation, reduces production costs, and meets the growing energy demands of the nation without compromising on environmental standards. Shri Dutt stressed that these reforms are designed to not only enhance coal production but also align the sector with India’s broader goal of achieving energy self-reliance and sustainable development. He further emphasised on inter-ministerial collaboration, particularly with the Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Power, and Ministry of Steel. He underscored how such cooperation facilitates the harmonization of policies, streamlines processes, and addresses sectoral challenges more effectively, enabling a balanced approach to energy security and environmental stewardship. Secretary, also spoke about the modernization efforts that are reshaping the sector, leveraging advanced technology to improve productivity, worker safety, and environmental management.

He underscored the pivotal role of First Mile Connectivity (FMC) projects in expediting coal evacuation, ensuring efficient transportation, and reducing environmental impact. These initiatives, he stated, are crucial in driving the sector toward modernization and greater operational efficiency. The Additional Secretary and Nominated Authority, Ministry of Coal, Rupinder Brar highlighted the need to explore more coal block as there is surging demand of coal. He stressed that leveraging private investment and expertise is crucial for meeting the growing energy needs and ensuring steady coal supply to various industries. By opening more coal blocks for exploration and encouraging private participation will contribute the coal sector in achieving higher production targets. The commencement of sale of tender document shall start from today i.e. December 05, 2024. Details of the mines, auction terms, timelines etc. can be accessed on MSTC auction platform. The auction shall be held online through a transparent two stage process, on the basis of Percentage Revenue Share. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Union Minister of Coal and Mines, G. Kishan Reddy, launched the 11th round of Commercial Coal Mine auctions today with a total of 27 coal blocks on offer at New Delhi. These 27 coal blocks are spread across the states of Jharkhand, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Arunachal Pradesh and include both fully explored and partially explored mines including 1 coking coal mine. The Ministry has also executed 9 agreements with successful bidders of 10th round of auctions. These mines upon operationalisation will generate Annual Revenue of Rs. 1,446 crores calculated at PRC of these coal mines and will provide employment to approximately 19,000 people. The Ministry of Coal has taken a series of reforms to ensure that the coal sector grows at a rapid pace and is able to meet the country’s energy needs. For 11th round also, Mines falling under protected areas, wildlife sanctuaries, critical habitats, having forest cover greater than 40%, heavily built-up area etc. have been excluded. The block boundaries of some of the coal mines where there was presence of dense habitation, high green cover or critical infrastructure etc. have been revised to improve the attractiveness of the coal mines. Addressing the gathering, Union Minister of Coal and Mines, G. Kishan Reddy, emphasized that coal remains the cornerstone of India’s energy landscape, asserting that power generation is unimaginable without it. He highlighted the transformative impact of coal block auctions in achieving energy security, fostering self-reliance, and reducing dependency on imports. Urging industry players to participate enthusiastically in 11th round of auctions, he called for collective contributions toward realizing the vision of an energy-independent Aatmanirbhar Bharat, as envisioned by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Union Minister, Reddy reaffirmed the Government’s dedication to boost domestic coal production to meet the nation’s energy demand. The Minister further reiterated the Government’s commitment to uplift local communities, emphasizing that coal auctions and mining activities go beyond economic growth. They also aim to empower communities by creating employment opportunities, improving infrastructure, and enhancing education and healthcare in coal mining regions. Shri Reddy expressed confidence that these reforms would position India as a global leader in sustainable mining practices while ensuring energy security. He also highlighted the Government of India’s Financial Incentive Scheme with an outlay of ₹8,500 crore to promote Coal and Lignite Gasification projects. This initiative, he noted, is a pivotal step toward achieving India’s ambitious target of 100 million tonnes of coal gasification by 2030. By encouraging cleaner and more efficient technologies, the scheme aims to reduce reliance on imported natural gas, lower carbon emissions, and pave the way for sustainable energy development. In his keynote address, Vikram Dev Dutt, Secretary, Ministry of Coal highlighted the crucial role of policy reforms in creating an ecosystem that encourages innovation, reduces production costs, and meets the growing energy demands of the nation without compromising on environmental standards. Shri Dutt stressed that these reforms are designed to not only enhance coal production but also align the sector with India’s broader goal of achieving energy self-reliance and sustainable development. He further emphasised on inter-ministerial collaboration, particularly with the Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Power, and Ministry of Steel. He underscored how such cooperation facilitates the harmonization of policies, streamlines processes, and addresses sectoral challenges more effectively, enabling a balanced approach to energy security and environmental stewardship. Secretary, also spoke about the modernization efforts that are reshaping the sector, leveraging advanced technology to improve productivity, worker safety, and environmental management.

He underscored the pivotal role of First Mile Connectivity (FMC) projects in expediting coal evacuation, ensuring efficient transportation, and reducing environmental impact. These initiatives, he stated, are crucial in driving the sector toward modernization and greater operational efficiency. The Additional Secretary and Nominated Authority, Ministry of Coal, Rupinder Brar highlighted the need to explore more coal block as there is surging demand of coal. He stressed that leveraging private investment and expertise is crucial for meeting the growing energy needs and ensuring steady coal supply to various industries. By opening more coal blocks for exploration and encouraging private participation will contribute the coal sector in achieving higher production targets. The commencement of sale of tender document shall start from today i.e. December 05, 2024. Details of the mines, auction terms, timelines etc. can be accessed on MSTC auction platform. The auction shall be held online through a transparent two stage process, on the basis of Percentage Revenue Share. [ad_2] Source link

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Ratan Tata - Life and History

Ratan Naval Tata was an Indian industrialist and philanthropist. He served as the chairman of Tata

Group and Tata Sons from 1991 to 2012 and he held the position of interim chairman from October 2016 to February 2017. In 2008, he received the Padma Vibhushan, the second highest civilian honour in India. Ratan had previously received the Padma Bhushan, the third highest civilian honour, in 2000. Ratan Tata was the son of Naval Tata, who was adopted by Ratanji Tata, son of Jamshedji Tata, the founder of the Tata Group. He graduated from Cornell University College of Architecture with a bachelor's degree in architecture. He joined the Tata Group in 1962 starting on the shop floor of Tata Steel. He later succeeded J. R. D. Tata as chairman of Tata Sons upon the latter's retirement in 1991. During his tenure, the Tata Group acquired Tetley, Jaguar Land Rover, and Corus, in an attempt to turn Tata from a largely India-centric group into a global business. Throughout his life, Tata invested in over 40 start-ups, primarily in a personal capacity, with additional investments through his firm, RNT Capital Advisors.

Early years

In 1961 Tata met architect A. Quincy Jones who spent three weeks as architecture design critic at Cornell. After completing Cornell, Tata briefly joined Jones at his firm Jones & Emmons in Los Angeles. While Tata was planning to settle in Los Angeles, he was called back to India by his grandmother. 

Later years

In the 1970s, Ratan Tata was given a managerial position in the Tata group. He achieved initial success by turning the subsidiary National Radio and Electronics (NELCO) around, only to see it collapse during an economic slowdown. In 1991, J. R. D. Tata stepped down as chairman of Tata Sons, naming him his successor. Initially, Tata faced stiff resistance from the heads of various subsidiaries, who had a large amount of operational freedom under the senior Tata's tenure. In response, Tata implemented a number of policies designed to consolidate power, including the implementation of a retirement age, having subsidiaries report directly to the group office, and requiring subsidiaries to contribute their profit to building the Tata group brand. Tata prioritised innovation and delegated many responsibilities to younger talent. Under his leadership, overlapping operations between subsidiaries were streamlined into company-wide operations, with the group exiting unrelated businesses to take on globalisation. 

Personal life and death

Tata never married and had no children. In 2011, he stated, "I came close to getting married four times and each time I backed off in fear or for one reason or another." However, he was very close to his personal assistant Shantanu Naidu during the later part of his life. Tata was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital in critical condition due to dyspnea and was under intensive care from 7 October 2024. He died there at 23:30 IST on 9 October 2024, at the age of 86 due to age-related issues. Following his death, the Government of Maharashtra and the Government of Jharkhand announced a day of mourning. On 10 October, Tata was given a state funeral. His last rites were conducted at the Worli crematorium. He was accorded with military and 21-gun salute during his final rites. Mumbai Police delivered a ceremonial guard of honour and his body was wrapped in the Indian flag. 

Honours and awards

President Pratibha Patil presenting the Padma Vibhushan to Ratan Tata, at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, in 2008 Ratan Tata received the Padma Bhushan in 2000 and Padma Vibhushan in 2008, the third and second highest civilian honours awarded by the Government of India.  Tata also received various state civilian honours such as 'Maharashtra Bhushan' in 2006 for his work in the public administration in Maharashtra and 'Assam Baibhav' in 2021 for his contribution towards furthering cancer care in Assam.

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Economic Growth and Challenges in Jharkhand

Jharkhand, rich in mineral resources, holds significant economic potential. This article examines the current state of the economy, focusing on key sectors such as mining, agriculture, and industry. We analyze the opportunities for growth and the challenges that hinder development, including infrastructure deficits and policy issues. Readers will also find essential insights from Jharkhand News Hindi, providing updates on government initiatives aimed at boosting the economy and creating jobs. By understanding the economic landscape, stakeholders can work towards harnessing Jharkhand’s resources for sustainable development and prosperity.

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Today’s English Newspaper: A Must-Read for Business and Professional Growth

The Daily Pioneer excels in its coverage of regional politics and governance, providing readers with detailed reports on state-level developments that often go underreported in national media. The newspaper offers extensive coverage of political events, legislative changes, and governance issues in states like Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Chhattisgarh. For example, the Ranchi latest news section focuses on the political dynamics and governance challenges in Jharkhand, while the news Lucknow section offers insights into political shifts and policy changes in Uttar Pradesh. Additionally, The Daily Pioneer provides timely updates on local elections, infrastructure projects, and government initiatives that impact residents in these regions.

For readers interested in understanding the intricacies of state-level governance, The Daily Pioneer offers a wealth of information and analysis. The newspaper’s regional focus also extends to coverage of social issues, environmental concerns, and grassroots movements, making it a comprehensive source for understanding the local factors that influence state politics. With its focus on both national and regional governance, The Daily Pioneer remains a valuable resource for readers who want a complete picture of India’s political landscape.

For professionals and entrepreneurs, staying updated with today’s English newspaper is essential for business growth and success. A newspaper provides valuable insights into market trends, industry changes, and economic policies that can impact your business. The Pioneer offers a dedicated section for business news, making it a go-to platform for industry professionals.

Reading today’s news paper in English equips professionals with the knowledge they need to make informed business decisions. From stock market updates to policy changes, newspapers provide detailed analysis on key events shaping the economy. For those seeking to grow in their careers, staying informed with today’s English newspaper is crucial.

Coverage of News

For a broad understanding of world events, latest international news in English offers timely coverage of global political, economic, and social issues. On the national level, today's national news in English keeps you informed about significant developments across India. On a local level, today's Delhi news provides updates on events and policies in the national capital. Business professionals can also follow today's business newspaper for crucial market insights and financial news.

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The Latest Laws in India: A Comprehensive Overview for Legal Aspirants

In a dynamic country like India, laws evolve continuously to adapt to changing societal needs. Staying updated with the latest laws in India is crucial for legal professionals, students, and citizens. This blog delves into the recent legal developments and offers insights into specific state laws, family law, and judicial services. Whether you are preparing for the State Judicial Services Exam, looking for Judiciary Question Papers, or simply keen to know more about the legal landscape, this guide has you covered.

Latest Laws in India: An Evolving Landscape

India's legal system is constantly evolving, with new laws being enacted and existing laws amended to reflect the current socio-political environment. Recent updates include changes in labor laws, data protection regulations, and family laws, which directly impact both individuals and businesses. Staying informed about these latest laws in India helps in understanding the country's governance and compliance requirements.

Family Law Bare Act: A Key Legal Resource

The Family Law Bare Act is a fundamental resource for anyone interested in family law in India. It includes laws related to marriage, divorce, adoption, inheritance, and guardianship. Understanding the Family Law Bare Act is essential for those preparing for the State Judicial Services Exam or practicing in family courts, as it provides the core framework governing family-related legal matters in the country.

State Judicial Services Exam: A Gateway to the Judiciary

The State Judicial Services Exam is a significant step for legal professionals aspiring to join the state judiciary. This competitive examination assesses a candidate's knowledge of state-specific laws, general legal principles, and aptitude for judicial roles. For effective preparation, candidates must access Judiciary Question Papers from previous years, which provide insights into the exam pattern, frequently asked questions, and important legal topics.

Diverse State Laws: From Bihar to Gujarat

Each Indian state has its own set of laws that cater to its unique socio-economic and cultural needs. For instance, Bihar State Laws focus on local governance, property rights, and public order, while Chhattisgarh State Laws address land management, tribal welfare, and environmental concerns. Similarly, Delhi Local Laws are tailored to the governance of the National Capital Territory, focusing on urban planning, public safety, and administrative regulations.

States like Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Mizoram also have their own legal frameworks. Jharkhand State Laws emphasize resource management and cultural preservation, whereas Madhya Pradesh State Laws address public welfare and property disputes. Maharashtra State Laws govern a wide range of areas, from urban development to consumer protection, while Mizoram State Laws focus on tribal rights and community governance.

Odisha State Laws cover diverse subjects such as environmental conservation, land reforms, and cultural heritage, while Puducherry Local Laws manage the unique administrative needs of this Union Territory. Similarly, Rajasthan State Laws include regulations for land reforms, agriculture, and local governance, reflecting the state's distinct socio-economic context.

Keeping Up with Legal News and Updates in India

Staying current with Legal News in India and regular Legal Updates is essential for professionals, students, and anyone interested in the field of law. Understanding the latest amendments, court rulings, and policy changes can significantly impact one’s knowledge and decision-making in legal matters. Subscribing to trusted legal news sources and platforms can help you stay informed about crucial developments.

Overseas Law Schools: Opportunities Beyond Borders

For those looking to expand their legal education, Overseas Law Schools offer diverse opportunities. These institutions provide world-class education, exposure to international legal systems, and potential global career pathways. Whether it’s pursuing a Master’s in Law (LL.M.) or enrolling in short-term courses, studying abroad can enrich one's understanding of the law in a global context.

State-Specific Legal Frameworks: A Closer Look

Apart from the states mentioned, laws in Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, and Gujarat also play a pivotal role in shaping their respective regional legal landscapes. Andhra Pradesh State Laws focus on local governance, public order, and infrastructure development, while Arunachal Pradesh State Laws aim at preserving tribal rights, managing resources, and maintaining peace in the region. Meanwhile, Gujarat State Laws provide robust regulations for trade, commerce, and public welfare, supporting the state’s thriving economic environment.

Conclusion: Navigating the Complexities of Indian Law

Navigating through the complexities of Indian law requires constant learning and staying updated with changes. Whether you are preparing for the State Judicial Services Exam, looking for Judiciary Question Papers, or interested in state-specific laws, understanding the current legal framework is key to success in the field. Explore diverse resources, stay informed about legal news and updates, and consider international opportunities to expand your horizons.

By staying informed and adaptable, you can make the most of the opportunities in the evolving legal landscape of India.

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5th Pillar Brings You the Latest Jharkhand News in Hindi

For the latest updates and insights into Jharkhand's political, social, and economic landscape, visit 5th Pillar for comprehensive Jharkhand News Hindi. Our platform delivers accurate, timely, and detailed coverage of the state's current affairs, from governance issues and government policies to local news and cultural events. Whether it’s a political development, a new initiative by the state government, or the progress of infrastructure projects, 5th Pillar ensures you are kept in the loop. We delve into the lives of the people in Jharkhand, highlighting stories from both rural and urban areas, with a special focus on regional and tribal communities. Our Jharkhand News in Hindi ensures that you receive all your updates in a language that resonates with you, allowing you to stay well-informed on the state’s most pressing issues. Visit 5th Pillar for in-depth news analysis and top stories from across Jharkhand.

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Jamshedpur Traders to Protest Bazaar Samiti Fee with Torch March

SCCI and Vyapar Mandal organize demonstration against proposed food grain tax Jamshedpur’s business community unites to oppose the Jharkhand government’s plan to impose a Bazaar Samiti fee on food grains. JAMSHEDPUR – The Singhbhum Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) and Vyapar Mandal will lead a torch procession on September 1 to protest the proposed Bazaar Samiti fee on food grains. The…

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Jayant Sinha Responds To BJP's "Didn't Vote, Attend Rallies" Notice

Former Union Minister and MP Jayant Sinha on Wednesday said that he was "surprised" to receive the BJP's show cause notice asking him why he didn't vote in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections and did not take part in election campaigning.

In response to BJP's Jharkhand general secretary Aditya Sahu's letter, Mr Sinha said that he voted through the postal ballot process as he was overseas for "personal commitments".

"I was very surprised to receive your letter and discover that you have released it to the media as well," Mr Sinha, who is the sitting MP from the Hazaribagh seat in Jharkhand, said in a two-page letter to Mr Sahu.

Responding to Mr Sahu's charge that he has not been taking part in "organisational work and election campaigning" ever since Manish Jaiswal was declared a candidate from the Hazaribagh Lok Sabha seat, Mr Sinha said that he was not invited for "any party events, rallies or organizational meetings".

"The party announced Shri Manish Jaiswal ji as its candidate for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. My endorsement was evident when I congratulated Shri Jaiswal ji on March 8, 2024, an event that was well-documented on social media and demonstrated my unwavering support for the party's choice," he said.

"If the part wanted me to participate in any election activities, you could surely have contacted me. However, not a single senior party official or MP/MLA from Jharkhand reached out to me. I was not invited to any party events, rallies, or organizational meetings," he said.

Jayant Sinha, who in March had announced that he wouldn't contest the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, also said that he had requested BJP national president JP Nadda to relieve him from his "direct electoral duties".

"I withdrew from the Lok Sabha elections on March 2. After consulting with Shri Nadda ji and getting his explicit approval, I made it clear publicly that I was not going to be involved in these elections. I am happy to support the party on economic and governance policies and have continued to do so," the two-term MP told Mr Sahu.

Mr Sinha also said that on April 30, he received a call from Mr Jaiswal inviting him to his nomination rally on May 1, but he couldn't attend "due to the late notice"

"I traveled to Hazaribagh on May 2 and went directly to Shri Jaiswal ji's residence to express my regards. He was not present, so I conveyed my message to his family," he said.

Mr Sinha, who has been associated with the BJP for over 25 years, also stated that his "development and organizational work in Hazaribagh have been appreciated widely", that also reflected in his "record" victories in the 2014 and 2019 general elections.

"Given my contributions to the party and the circumstances detailed above, the public issuance of your letter is unseemly. Your approach demoralizes dedicated party workers and undermines the party's collective efforts. Additionally, despite my loyalty and hard work for the party, it appears that I am being unjustly targeted," he told Mr Sahu.

"We could have certainly spoken in person or on the phone at any time to address any of your misgivings. As the party official responsible for the Hazaribagh Lok Sabha elections, you could have reached me at any time. To send me a letter after the elections are over is incomprehensible," he said.

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Amity Ranchi: A leading BBA international business colleges in Jharkhand

 Amity Ranchi is a highly respected educational institution, if you are looking for BBA international business colleges in Jharkhand. This highly sought-after program is designed to equip students with a deep understanding of global business practices, policies, and strategies.

One of the major strengths of the BBA program at Amity Ranchi is its curriculum, which offers a balanced blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills. This is accomplished through the use of real-world case studies and industry-specific projects, which expose students to the challenges and opportunities that arise in the international business landscape. The curriculum encompasses a wide range of topics, including global economics, international trade laws, cross-cultural communication, and international marketing. Additionally, the program includes courses in finance, accounting, and management that are essential for building a solid foundation in the field of international business.

Career scope  

International business consultant

Global business development manager

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International project manager

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The career options are not limited to the above-mentioned roles, and the opportunities can vary depending on the industry, company, and region. Being listed as the premier BBA international business colleges in Jharkhand, we provide a solid foundation for a career in various international business sectors such as banking, consulting, manufacturing, retail, and technology.

Top BBA in International Business Colleges in Ranchi

Here are some of the skills that Amity Patna may focus on to prepare students for a career in BBA international business:

Business communication and cross-cultural communication

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Understanding of supply chain and logistics management

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Critical thinking and strategic planning abilities

Technological literacy and proficiency in relevant software and tools

Adaptability and flexibility in working with diverse teams and in dynamic international environments

Ethical and social responsibility awareness in international business practices

Amity Patna may provide opportunities for hands-on learning, internships, and experiential learning to help students apply theoretical concepts to real-world international business scenarios. The program may also offer language courses and opportunities to study abroad to enhance students' cross-cultural competence and global perspectives.

Amity Ranchi is an excellent choice for students who aspire to excel in the field of international business. With its robust curriculum, expert faculty, and advanced infrastructure, the college equips students with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience required to succeed in today's global marketplace. If you're looking for BBA international business colleges in Jharkhand- Amity Ranchi is worth considering. Check out more details on 3C BBA (International Business & Artificial Intelligence) colleges in Jharkhand, admission fee, course structure and more by visiting us at  www.amity.edu/ranchi

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 18th November. Jharkhand, with its rich tribal history and evolving socio-economic landscape, stands at the crossroads of urbanisation and rural development. The state’s political arena reflects this dichotomy, where rapid urbanisation clashes with rural realities, creating a stark divide that influences electoral outcomes, governance priorities, and social harmony. This divide is most evident in the contrasting political narratives of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), each vying for dominance in this complex environment. Urbanisation: BJP’s Stronghold Amidst Challenges Urban Jharkhand, dominated by cities like Ranchi, Jamshedpur, and Dhanbad, has become fertile ground for the BJP’s narrative of development and modernisation. Promises of improved infrastructure, 24-hour electricity, and beautification projects resonate deeply with urban voters. These voters, often distanced from the agrarian and tribal issues of rural Jharkhand, are drawn to the BJP’s focus on economic growth and urban planning. However, urbanisation in Jharkhand has been a double-edged sword. The rapid transformation of agricultural land into commercial spaces has outpaced the development of basic urban infrastructure. Water supply systems, waste management facilities, and drainage networks remain woefully inadequate, exposing the structural weaknesses behind the glitzy promises. Yet, BJP’s strong urban outreach and narrative overshadow these deficiencies, leaving opposition parties struggling to address these urban concerns effectively. Rural Realities: JMM’s Grassroots Connection In stark contrast, rural Jharkhand remains a bastion for the JMM and its allies, which have historically championed the cause of tribal and marginalised communities. Welfare programmes, such as direct cash transfers for women, pensions for the elderly, and food security initiatives, have cemented JMM’s appeal among rural voters. These policies address pressing concerns like poverty, inequality, and land rights, making JMM the natural choice for those prioritising social justice over urban growth. Rural voters, who often grapple with issues like land displacement, lack of education, and inadequate healthcare, see the BJP’s urban-centric narrative as out of touch with their realities. However, the JMM faces an uphill battle in expanding its appeal beyond these rural strongholds, particularly as urban voters increasingly demand policies aligned with modernisation and economic development. The Role of Communal Narratives A worrying trend in Jharkhand’s urban areas has been the BJP’s reliance on communal rhetoric to polarise voters. In cities with significant minority populations, elections often transform into contests of identity rather than governance. This strategy has not only deepened social divisions but also undermined the potential for inclusive policies that cater to both urban and rural populations. The communalisation of politics has placed secular parties like the JMM at a disadvantage. Their lack of sustained outreach in urban constituencies and inability to present a counter-narrative have allowed BJP to dominate this space. This polarisation risks turning elections into a battleground for religious and cultural identities, overshadowing pressing developmental issues. Bridging the Divide: Challenges and Opportunities To bridge the urban-rural divide, Jharkhand’s political landscape requires a recalibration of strategies. The JMM and its allies must go beyond welfare politics to address the aspirations of the urban electorate. Investments in urban infrastructure, coupled with a narrative of inclusive growth, can help them make inroads into urban constituencies. Simultaneously, countering communal rhetoric with a focus on harmony and shared prosperity is crucial. Jharkhand’s diversity—comprising tribal, rural, and urban populations—demands a unifying narrative that transcends the binaries of development and identity politics.

Conclusion: A Litmus Test for Jharkhand’s Future Jharkhand’s electoral outcomes will serve as a litmus test for the state’s future. Can the welfare-driven approach of rural politics find resonance among urban voters? Will the urban-centric narratives tighten their grip, or can a balance be struck between growth and social equity? The answers lie in the ability of political actors to craft policies and narratives that address the aspirations of both rural and urban populations. Jharkhand’s journey from a resource-rich tribal state to a modern political entity is far from over. The challenge ahead is not just about winning elections but about creating a cohesive vision for its diverse populace, ensuring that no community is left behind in the pursuit of progress.   The post Jharkhand’s Political Divide: Navigating Urban-Rural Realities in a Fragmented State appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link