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Blessed am I, says the flower, who belong to the earth.

For I serve you, my God, in this my lowly home.

Make me forget that I am born of dust, For my spirit is free from it.

When you bend your eyes upon me my petals tremble in joy;

Give me a touch of your feet and make me heavenly, For the earth must offer its worship through me.

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Remembering the legend who enriched our lives with his poetry, music, and wisdom. Ravindranath Tagore Jayanti 2024

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Jharkhand Announces Support for Agniveer Martyrs' Families

CM Soren Pledges Jobs and Compensation Amidst Assembly Tensions Jharkhand government commits to aiding families of fallen Agniveers, while political tensions escalate in the Assembly. RANCHI – Jharkhand’s Chief Minister Hemant Soren announced support for Agniveer martyrs’ families during the final day of the Assembly’s Monsoon Session. Chief Minister Soren stated, "The state government will…

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Sh. Rabindranath Tagore - Inspiring Generations and Igniting Minds

Introduction:Sh. Ravindra Nath Tagore, a name that resonates with artistic brilliance, poetic genius, and philosophical depth. A polymath of immense creativity, Tagore is celebrated as one of the greatest thinkers and writers in Indian history. His profound influence on literature, education, music, and activism continues to inspire generations across the globe. In this article, we delve into the…

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“Just as a nest gives shelter to a sleeping bird, silence gives shelter to your speech.”-Ravindranath Tagore

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Clouds come floating into my life no longer to carry rain or usher storm but to add color to my sunset sky -Ravindranath Tagore

Goodbye, Brown Eyes.

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Doctors’ body raises concern about Hepatitis B vaccine shortage

The Doctors Association for Social Equality (DASE) has flagged the shortage of Hepatitis B vaccine in government hospitals. It has urged the Union and State governments to take immediate measures to ensure adequate supply of the vaccines to government hospitals. In a statement, G.R. Ravindranath, general secretary, DASE, said the vaccine was crucial as it prevented Hepatitis B virus infection and…

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Four CGMs of Bhilai Steel Plant among 21 senior officers of SAIL promoted as EDs

Bhilai Steel Plant Team News Riveting Raipur, November 15 Twenty One CGMs working in various units of Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) including four from the Chhattisgarh-based Bhilai Steel Plant have been promoted as Executive Directors (EDs). Anirban Dasgupta, Director I/c (BSP) handed over the promotion orders to Dr M. Ravindranath, P K Sarkar, S K Gajbhiye, and Anish Sengupta at…

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 23rd October. In the run-up to the highly anticipated Jharkhand Assembly elections, the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) has officially released its first list of 35 candidates. Chief Minister Hemant Soren, the party’s stalwart, will once again contest from the Barhait constituency, while the Soren family’s prominence in state politics is underscored by the candidacies of his wife, Kalpana Soren, from Gandey, and his brother, Basant Soren, from Dumka. This high-profile release signals the JMM’s intent to consolidate power and build upon its previous electoral successes, positioning the family as the backbone of its leadership strategy. Alongside the Soren family members, the list features a mix of seasoned politicians and newer faces, carefully selected to reflect the party’s wide-ranging appeal across Jharkhand’s diverse constituencies. The JMM has fielded Ravindranath Mahto from Nala, M.T. Raja from Rajmahal, Dhananjay Soren from Boriya, and Stephen Marandi from Maheshpur, all of whom bring considerable experience to the table. Additionally, candidates like Uday Shankar Singh from Sarath, Sudiway Kumar from Giridih, and Alok Soren from Shikaripara are expected to strengthen the party’s outreach in their respective regions. The ruling JMM, under Hemant Soren’s leadership, is preparing to defend its majority in the 81-member assembly, where elections will be held in two phases—on November 13 and 20, with the vote count scheduled for November 23. This election is particularly significant, as it will not only test the JMM’s popularity but will also shape Jharkhand’s political future amidst shifting alliances and emerging opposition challenges. JMM’s Strategic Candidate Selections: Family at the Core One of the most notable aspects of the JMM’s list is its reliance on the Soren family’s continued dominance in Jharkhand politics. Hemant Soren, who has served as Chief Minister since 2019, is the face of the party and is seeking re-election from Barhait, a constituency he has successfully represented in previous elections. His leadership has been central to the JMM’s success in navigating the complexities of coalition politics in the state, particularly with its alliance partners, the Congress and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD). Kalpana Soren, Hemant’s wife, will be contesting from Gandey, marking her formal entry into electoral politics. Her candidacy represents a clear attempt by the JMM to further consolidate the Soren family’s grip on key constituencies, while also appealing to women voters. Meanwhile, Basant Soren, the Chief Minister’s brother, will again contest from Dumka, a seat of symbolic and strategic importance for the party. His presence in the electoral fray underscores the JMM’s intent to maintain its influence in the tribal heartland of Jharkhand, where the party draws much of its support. The inclusion of family members at the forefront of the JMM’s campaign is a double-edged sword. On one hand, it reinforces the legacy of the Soren family in Jharkhand’s political landscape, evoking the legacy of Shibu Soren, the party’s founder and a towering figure in state politics. On the other hand, it exposes the JMM to criticism of dynastic politics, a charge that opposition parties are likely to leverage as they seek to weaken the ruling party’s appeal. Balancing Veteran Leaders and New Faces Beyond the Soren family, the JMM’s candidate list strikes a balance between veteran politicians and new contenders. For example, Ravindranath Mahto, the sitting speaker of the Jharkhand Legislative Assembly, has been fielded from Nala. His role as a senior leader within the JMM and his experience in managing legislative affairs make him a crucial player in the party’s election strategy. The inclusion of newer candidates like Alok Soren (Shikaripara) and Deepak Birua (Chaibasa) signals the JMM’s attempt to refresh its ranks and appeal to younger voters. By putting forward a mix of seasoned leaders and

emerging faces, the party aims to present itself as both stable and adaptive, capable of representing the evolving aspirations of the state’s electorate. Opposition’s Response: Congress and RJD Lineup Meanwhile, the JMM’s coalition partners, the Congress and RJD, have also revealed their initial lists of candidates. The Congress, fielding 21 candidates, is banking on experienced politicians like Irfan Ansari from Jamtara and Pradeep Yadav from Poraiyahat, while also positioning newer figures such as Deepika Pandey Singh from Mahagama. The RJD, contesting six seats as part of the coalition agreement, has named candidates including Suresh Paswan (Deoghar) and Sanjay Prasad Yadav (Godda), with hopes of securing vital constituencies that will support the broader alliance. The combined strength of the JMM-Congress-RJD alliance poses a formidable challenge to the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which will need to counter the ruling alliance’s consolidated base of tribal, rural, and minority voters. However, internal dynamics and the ability of these parties to cooperate seamlessly during the campaign will be key to their success. Challenges Ahead for the JMM and Hemant Soren Despite the strength of the JMM’s candidate list and its alliance with the Congress and RJD, the party faces several challenges as it seeks re-election. Governance issues, economic concerns, and rural distress—exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic—are likely to dominate the campaign discourse. Opposition parties, particularly the BJP, will seek to capitalize on any perceived gaps in the Soren administration’s performance, particularly in areas like employment generation, infrastructure development, and management of tribal welfare programs. The BJP, which has a significant support base in Jharkhand, will undoubtedly target the JMM’s reliance on dynastic politics, as well as the party’s performance in its five-year tenure. The Soren government’s handling of law and order issues, as well as its relationship with the central government, will also be key factors that could influence voter sentiment. Conclusion: A High-Stakes Election for JMM The release of the JMM’s candidate list marks the beginning of a high-stakes election campaign that will determine the future trajectory of Jharkhand politics. The party’s decision to rely heavily on the Soren family, combined with its strategic mix of experienced leaders and fresh faces, reflects a calculated effort to secure a majority in the upcoming assembly elections. However, the road to victory will not be easy. The JMM will need to navigate the challenges posed by its rivals, while also addressing voter concerns about governance and development. In this context, Hemant Soren’s leadership and the performance of his government will be scrutinized closely, and the party’s ability to maintain its tribal base while expanding its appeal to other sections of the electorate will be critical. Can the JMM Overcome the Dynastic Critique? While, the JMM has positioned itself as a frontrunner in the upcoming elections, the party must carefully manage the perception of dynastic politics. Hemant Soren’s leadership is widely respected, but the over-reliance on family members could alienate sections of the electorate that view this as a sign of political nepotism. To counter this, the JMM will need to focus on its achievements in governance, emphasizing economic development, tribal welfare, and regional pride. Moreover, the party’s alliance with the Congress and RJD, while formidable, must remain cohesive throughout the campaign. A united front against the BJP will be essential for the JMM to retain its hold on power in Jharkhand, a state known for its complex political landscape and shifting voter alliances. Ultimately, the JMM’s electoral fate will rest on its ability to transcend the family-centric narrative and present itself as a party of inclusive governance and progressive policies, appealing to the diverse and dynamic electorate of Jharkhand.

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 23rd October. In the run-up to the highly anticipated Jharkhand Assembly elections, the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) has officially released its first list of 35 candidates. Chief Minister Hemant Soren, the party’s stalwart, will once again contest from the Barhait constituency, while the Soren family’s prominence in state politics is underscored by the candidacies of his wife, Kalpana Soren, from Gandey, and his brother, Basant Soren, from Dumka. This high-profile release signals the JMM’s intent to consolidate power and build upon its previous electoral successes, positioning the family as the backbone of its leadership strategy. Alongside the Soren family members, the list features a mix of seasoned politicians and newer faces, carefully selected to reflect the party’s wide-ranging appeal across Jharkhand’s diverse constituencies. The JMM has fielded Ravindranath Mahto from Nala, M.T. Raja from Rajmahal, Dhananjay Soren from Boriya, and Stephen Marandi from Maheshpur, all of whom bring considerable experience to the table. Additionally, candidates like Uday Shankar Singh from Sarath, Sudiway Kumar from Giridih, and Alok Soren from Shikaripara are expected to strengthen the party’s outreach in their respective regions. The ruling JMM, under Hemant Soren’s leadership, is preparing to defend its majority in the 81-member assembly, where elections will be held in two phases—on November 13 and 20, with the vote count scheduled for November 23. This election is particularly significant, as it will not only test the JMM’s popularity but will also shape Jharkhand’s political future amidst shifting alliances and emerging opposition challenges. JMM’s Strategic Candidate Selections: Family at the Core One of the most notable aspects of the JMM’s list is its reliance on the Soren family’s continued dominance in Jharkhand politics. Hemant Soren, who has served as Chief Minister since 2019, is the face of the party and is seeking re-election from Barhait, a constituency he has successfully represented in previous elections. His leadership has been central to the JMM’s success in navigating the complexities of coalition politics in the state, particularly with its alliance partners, the Congress and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD). Kalpana Soren, Hemant’s wife, will be contesting from Gandey, marking her formal entry into electoral politics. Her candidacy represents a clear attempt by the JMM to further consolidate the Soren family’s grip on key constituencies, while also appealing to women voters. Meanwhile, Basant Soren, the Chief Minister’s brother, will again contest from Dumka, a seat of symbolic and strategic importance for the party. His presence in the electoral fray underscores the JMM’s intent to maintain its influence in the tribal heartland of Jharkhand, where the party draws much of its support. The inclusion of family members at the forefront of the JMM’s campaign is a double-edged sword. On one hand, it reinforces the legacy of the Soren family in Jharkhand’s political landscape, evoking the legacy of Shibu Soren, the party’s founder and a towering figure in state politics. On the other hand, it exposes the JMM to criticism of dynastic politics, a charge that opposition parties are likely to leverage as they seek to weaken the ruling party’s appeal. Balancing Veteran Leaders and New Faces Beyond the Soren family, the JMM’s candidate list strikes a balance between veteran politicians and new contenders. For example, Ravindranath Mahto, the sitting speaker of the Jharkhand Legislative Assembly, has been fielded from Nala. His role as a senior leader within the JMM and his experience in managing legislative affairs make him a crucial player in the party’s election strategy. The inclusion of newer candidates like Alok Soren (Shikaripara) and Deepak Birua (Chaibasa) signals the JMM’s attempt to refresh its ranks and appeal to younger voters. By putting forward a mix of seasoned leaders and

emerging faces, the party aims to present itself as both stable and adaptive, capable of representing the evolving aspirations of the state’s electorate. Opposition’s Response: Congress and RJD Lineup Meanwhile, the JMM’s coalition partners, the Congress and RJD, have also revealed their initial lists of candidates. The Congress, fielding 21 candidates, is banking on experienced politicians like Irfan Ansari from Jamtara and Pradeep Yadav from Poraiyahat, while also positioning newer figures such as Deepika Pandey Singh from Mahagama. The RJD, contesting six seats as part of the coalition agreement, has named candidates including Suresh Paswan (Deoghar) and Sanjay Prasad Yadav (Godda), with hopes of securing vital constituencies that will support the broader alliance. The combined strength of the JMM-Congress-RJD alliance poses a formidable challenge to the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which will need to counter the ruling alliance’s consolidated base of tribal, rural, and minority voters. However, internal dynamics and the ability of these parties to cooperate seamlessly during the campaign will be key to their success. Challenges Ahead for the JMM and Hemant Soren Despite the strength of the JMM’s candidate list and its alliance with the Congress and RJD, the party faces several challenges as it seeks re-election. Governance issues, economic concerns, and rural distress—exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic—are likely to dominate the campaign discourse. Opposition parties, particularly the BJP, will seek to capitalize on any perceived gaps in the Soren administration’s performance, particularly in areas like employment generation, infrastructure development, and management of tribal welfare programs. The BJP, which has a significant support base in Jharkhand, will undoubtedly target the JMM’s reliance on dynastic politics, as well as the party’s performance in its five-year tenure. The Soren government’s handling of law and order issues, as well as its relationship with the central government, will also be key factors that could influence voter sentiment. Conclusion: A High-Stakes Election for JMM The release of the JMM’s candidate list marks the beginning of a high-stakes election campaign that will determine the future trajectory of Jharkhand politics. The party’s decision to rely heavily on the Soren family, combined with its strategic mix of experienced leaders and fresh faces, reflects a calculated effort to secure a majority in the upcoming assembly elections. However, the road to victory will not be easy. The JMM will need to navigate the challenges posed by its rivals, while also addressing voter concerns about governance and development. In this context, Hemant Soren’s leadership and the performance of his government will be scrutinized closely, and the party’s ability to maintain its tribal base while expanding its appeal to other sections of the electorate will be critical. Can the JMM Overcome the Dynastic Critique? While, the JMM has positioned itself as a frontrunner in the upcoming elections, the party must carefully manage the perception of dynastic politics. Hemant Soren’s leadership is widely respected, but the over-reliance on family members could alienate sections of the electorate that view this as a sign of political nepotism. To counter this, the JMM will need to focus on its achievements in governance, emphasizing economic development, tribal welfare, and regional pride. Moreover, the party’s alliance with the Congress and RJD, while formidable, must remain cohesive throughout the campaign. A united front against the BJP will be essential for the JMM to retain its hold on power in Jharkhand, a state known for its complex political landscape and shifting voter alliances. Ultimately, the JMM’s electoral fate will rest on its ability to transcend the family-centric narrative and present itself as a party of inclusive governance and progressive policies, appealing to the diverse and dynamic electorate of Jharkhand.

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AVMEMS Jawanga’s Students Shine at Western India Science Fair District Level Competition

Geedam, Dantewada, Chhattisgarh, 30 September 2024: Students Nitesh Madvi and Aayush Jain from Aastha Vidya Mandir English Medium School, Education City Jawanga, secured first and third places respectively in the Western India Science Fair District Level Competition. The winners were awarded gold and bronze medals along with certificates. These district-level winners will now showcase their talents at the zone-level science exhibition.

The Dantewada District Administration and School Education Department, Government of Chhattisgarh, organized the District Level Children’s Science Exhibition and Western India Science Fair at Swami Atmanand Government Excellent Hindi Medium School, Dantewada, on 26 September 2024. The main theme of the exhibition was “Science & Technology for Sustainable Future,” with sub-topics including food health & hygiene, communication & transportation, natural farming, disaster management, waste management, and resource management.

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▪️𝗡𝗶𝘁𝗵𝗲𝘀𝗵 𝗠𝗮𝗱𝘃𝗶 (Class 11): Presented an innovative project on Disaster Management and secured the gold medal in the individual category.

▪️𝗔𝗮𝘆𝘂𝘀𝗵 𝗝𝗮𝗶𝗻 (Class 11): Presented an innovative project on Communication and Transport Management and secured the bronze medal in the individual category.

▪️𝗩𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗸 𝗞𝘂𝗻𝗷𝗮𝗺 (Class 9): Presented a science seminar lecture on “Possibilities and Use of Artificial Intelligence in Social Welfare.”

Lecturer and project coordinator Amujuri Biswanath mentioned that these students were selected at the block level and showcased their talent at the district level. They will now display their innovative skills at the Zone Level Western India Science Fair and Competition.

The winners were honored by guest public representatives, District Education Officer SK Ambasta, District Mission Coordinator Harish Gautam, APC and Program Coordinator Neha Nath, who presented them with certificates and medals. Lecturers Amujuri Biswanath and Thanuram Sahu guided the students throughout the competition.

On this achievement, Block Education Officer Sheikh Rafiq, Assistant Block Education Officer Bhavani Punem, Block Resource Coordinator Jitendra Singh Chauhan, Principal of Aastha Vidya Mandir Gopal Pandey, Cluster Coordinators Nitin Vishwakarma, Yogesh Soni, Nitin Jha, Deepak Shastri, Gyanendra Chaturvedi, Vice Principals Pramod Gupta and Ravindranath Panigrahi, Superintendents Ravi Prakash Thakur and Sushma Das, and all the teachers congratulated and wished the students well.

The program also included a science seminar and science drama, where students presented dramas on artificial intelligence, society, health, and cleanliness. About 150 students from classes 8 to 12 participated, presenting their models and projects.

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Aastha Vidya Mandir Jawanga Students Shine at District-Level Startup Competition

Geedam/Dantewada/Chhattisgarh, 25 August 2024: On National Entrepreneurship Day 2024, the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC) Cell at NMDC DAV Polytechnic Jawanga organized a District-Level Startup Competition. This event brought together students from various schools in the Geedam and Dantewada blocks to present their innovative startup ideas.

In the competition, Savinlal Markam and Nitesh Madvi from Aastha Vidya Mandir English Medium School, Jawanga, secured second place with their innovative "Multidisciplinary Skill Tech Education and Training" startup idea, which they showcased in the poster exhibition. Other notable presentations included Rajesh Kunjam's proposal on Waste Management and Eco Products, Rashmita Tirkey's concept on Event Management and Services, and Lalita Gawade's initiative on Bastar Art & Culture to Environmentally Friendly startups.

The competition was part of a broader outreach program aimed at fostering entrepreneurship and innovation among students, a program supported by the Ministry of Education, Government of India, and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). Dr. Mukesh Thakur, Principal of NMDC DAV Polytechnic College, highlighted the institution's commitment to promoting innovation through such events and workshops in various schools across the district.

The event was graced by several distinguished guests, including Geedam Block Education Officer Sheikh Rafiq, who served as the chief guest, and Cluster Principal Kailash Neelam, who attended as a special guest. Both guests honored the participants with certificates and mementos, recognizing their efforts and encouraging further innovation.

Lecturer Amujuri Biswanath from Aastha Vidya Mandir Jawanga emphasized the importance of the School Innovation Council (SIC), an initiative approved by the Ministry of Education, CBSE, and AICTE. This initiative aims to enhance the knowledge and skills of both students and teachers through innovative activities.

Raghavendra Dhar Diwan, President of the Institution of Innovation Council Cell, and Vice Principal Pankaj Sharma shared that NMDC DAV Polytechnic Dantewada is the only institution in the Bastar division to organize IIC programs, having achieved a star rating in the higher education category. The event was smoothly managed by jury members including K Pappa Rao, Head of the Electrical Department; Rubina Shaheen, Head of the Chemistry Department; and Rituraj Chandrakar, a lecturer in Mechanical Engineering.

The program also saw active participation from Aastha Vidya Mandir's faculty and students, including lecturers Mithleshwar Jain and Amujuri Biswanath, along with six enthusiastic students. The achievements were celebrated by Geedam Assistant Block Education Officer Bhavani Punem, Block Resource Coordinator Jitendra Singh Chouhan, Aastha Vidya Mandir's Principal Gopal Pandey, Vice Principals Pramod Gupta and Ravindranath Panigrahi, and Cluster Coordinators Nitin Vishwakarma, Yogesh Soni, Gyanendra Chaturvedi, Deepak Sastri, and Rakesh Mishra. The entire school community, including teachers and staff, congratulated the winners on their remarkable achievement.

This event highlights the growing spirit of entrepreneurship and innovation among the youth in Chhattisgarh, demonstrating that the future of India is bright and full of promise, driven by the creativity and determination of its young minds.

Congratulations.

(Reported by: Lecturer Amujuri Biswanath from Aastha Vidya Mandir Jawanga, The National UN Volunteers-India)

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Nobel prize winner Honorable Gurudev Ravindranath Tagore who shook the roots of English power with his writing is our ideal. Let's remember his contribution to Indian literature on his birth anniversary.

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Lastest MCQs Modern History GK 2023 :-

1). The first British Presidency in India was established at?

A). Madras

B). Bombay

C). Surat

D). Bangal

Answer- ( C )

2). Third battle of Panipat was fought in the year?

A). 14 January 1761

B). 14 January 1526

C). 14 March 1776

D). 14 July 1556

Answer - ( A )

3). Who introduced the "Rakhi Vandha" during the anti partition movement?

A). Ravindranath Tagore

B). Surendranath Tagore

C). Dayananda

D). Aswini Dutta

Answer - ( A )

4). The Ramakrishna Mission was founded by?

A). Dayanand Saraswati

B). Vivekanand

C). Ram Mohan Roy

D). Keshab Chandra

Answer - ( B )

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