Has the Jharkhand government failed its students? From 26,001 assistant teacher vacancies to police, LDC, stenographer, TGT and electricity board recruitments, thousands of candidates have spent years waiting for exams, appointments or clarity. In her take, @PreetiChoudhry highlights how repeated delays, withdrawn vacancies and stalled recruitment processes have cost aspirants years of preparation, money and opportunities, with several cases stretching back to 2015 and 2016. #Jharkhand# #YouthEmployment# #GovernmentJobs# #RecruitmentCrisis# #IndiaTodaySocial#

"Where are the jobs?" Students at the Jharkhand protest question the state’s employment promises as vacancies across sectors, from teaching to policing, remain a major concern. @ahuja_harshit94 shares the special report. #JharkhandStudentProtest# #JobCrisis# #JPSC# #JSSC# | @PreetiChoudhry

Scientists at JNU have discovered a new method of making Phosgene. Expiration. As happened in Delhi & Jharkhand recently, expired tear gas shells should not be used because they may not function as intended. However the market for creating fake atrocity content is insane. No pun intended.

Vacancies arrive late, recruitment cycles remain uncertain and exams face allegations of leaks and irregularities. Jharkhand’s student protests highlight a deeper question: how long can job aspirants afford to wait? #JharkhandProtest# #GovtJobs# #Vacancies# #Recruitments# #StudentProtesters# | @PreetiChoudhry | @Himanshu_Aajtak | @ahuja_harshit94

For over a week now, tens of thousands of students have been protesting in Ranchi, Jharkhand over paper leak in JPSC & JSSC entrance exams. Images from tonight. Full ground reports by Harivansh Sharma on @NDTV.

WB finally has a Sports Minister who doesn't visit Tele awards but stadiums. Our Sports Minister @IndranilKhan has visited stadium in Jhargram. The mission is simple - if sons and daughters of Jharkhand can excel in hockey,so can our brother and sisters. Kudos.

#WATCH# | Dehradun: Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami says, "Workers inside the tunnel under construction on the Birhi River near Pipalkoti were struck by a sudden influx of mud and debris following a landslide-like event from above. Consequently, some people were trapped inside; so far, 18 individuals have been rescued. Some of the rescued are injured and have been admitted to the hospital in Pipalkoti. They are receiving treatment there, and we have also consulted higher-level medical centers. Preparations are in place here in Rishikesh as well; arrangements have been made for emergency heli-lifts or transfer to the Base Hospital in Srinagar if needed. Three or four individuals have sustained more serious injuries, and they are all undergoing treatment. Our priority is to rescue everyone as quickly as possible. Teams from the NDRF, SDRF, district administration, local police, Health Department, and Disaster Management are all on-site." "I spoke to the injured workers admitted to the Pipalkoti hospital; their condition is stable. I have also informed the Chief Ministers of Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh that their citizens—those injured or involved in the incident—are receiving treatment here. I have shared this information with them and also spoken to the CMS (Chief Medical Superintendent). We are in constant communication with the local Municipal Council Chairman and other public representatives."