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Final Goodbye Dishom Guru!

Thousands of common citizens and party workers besides dozens of dignitaries braved rain and negotiated traffic jams riding pillion on two-wheelers to bid farewell to tribal veteran Shibu Soren at his native village Nemra in Ramgarh district. The Indian Tribal reports

August 5, 2025
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Amid thousands of tearful eyes in attendance, the mortal remains of Dishom Guru Shibu Soren were consigned to flames on Tuesday with full State honours at his ancestral village. And, as if symbolically, the heavens too seemed to have cried as rain lashed the area adding to the congestion due to a heavy turnout of commoners, party workers and VIPs.

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Hemant Soren Performed The Last Rites

As Shibu’s son and Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren performed the last rites, the slogan ‘Guruji amar rahe’ (long live, guruji) rented the air. Shibu’s wife Roopi Soren was inconsolable and had to be assuaged by her daughter and daughter-in-law.

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Sons Basant And Hemant Accompanied Shibu’s Mortal Remains
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Jharkhand Police Band Paying Tribute
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People Thronged The Street To Get A Last Glimpse Of Guruji

The sitting Rajya Sabha MP and JMM’s founding patron Shibu Soren breathed his last on Monday at a Delhi hospital where he was admitted more than a month ago. The 81-year-old Adivasi icon was one of the tallest tribal leaders of India, rising through the grind of both life and politics.

With a heavy rush of people and hundreds of vehicles making it worse for all to reach the venue where the last rites were to be performed, leaders like former Chief Minister Arjun Munda and former Deputy Chief Minister Sudesh Mahto chose to ride pillion on motorcycles despite the rain. to make it to the site.

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Former CM Arjun Munda Rides Pillion To Negotiate Traffic Congestion
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A View Of Traffic Jam Enroute Shibu Soren’s Funeral Site
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AJSU Chief & Former Dy CM Sudesh Mahto Rides Pillion Too To Reach The Funeral Venue

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi also arrived in Ranchi to will attend the last rites of the former Jharkhand CM. The duo too was stuck in the traffic jam. The two met Hemant in person later on.

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Governor Santosh Gangwar, Speaker Rabindra Nath Mahto Paying Their Last Respect To Shibu Soren
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Traditional Tribal Instruments Being Played At Nemra

Earlier in the day, Shibu’s mortal remains were kept at his official residence at Morhabadi and later at the Assembly premises too where citizens from all walks of life besides Ministers of the Hemant Soren government, Governor Santosh Gangwar, MPs and MLAs, and religious heads paid their obeisance to the departed soul.

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NCST undertakes review in Karnataka

The National Commission for Scheduled Tribes (NCST) on Thursday undertook a comprehensive review of the implementation of constitutional safeguards, welfare measures and development programmes for Scheduled Tribes in Karnataka at a review meeting. The meeting was chaired by Antar Singh Arya, Chairperson, NCST and attended by Jatothu Hussain, Member, Amit Nirmal, Joint Secretary, NCST, senior officers of the Commission, Karnataka’s Chief Secretary, Director General of Police, Additional Chief Secretaries, Principal Secretaries and Secretaries of various departments. The review was undertaken on the basis of a structured and detailed questionnaire circulated by the Commission in advance, the information and data furnished by the Government of Karnataka, grievances and petitions received from members of the Scheduled Tribe communities, feedback received prior to the review meeting, and observations arising from field visits previously undertaken by the Commission in Karnataka.
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