Jharkhand

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Davos, UK Outreach Yields Rs. 1.27 Lakh Crore Investment Proposals: Jharkhand Govt

by The Indian Tribal

February 3, 2026

The proposals span steel, power, cement, renewable energy and manufacturing sectors. The State Government released company-wise investment and potential employment figures. The Indian Tribal reports

Jaipal Singh Munda to Radhakrishnan: Jharkhand Deepens Intellectual Ties With Oxford Colleges

by The Indian Tribal

January 25, 2026

CM Hemant Soren’s visit spanned St John’s, All Souls and Somerville Colleges, combining legacy preservation, academic collaboration and student engagement. The Indian Tribal reports

Update

Gujarat CM launches schemes worth Rs 362 cr for tribal belt

Aiming to improve access to basic services and agricultural support in Gujarat’s tribal regions, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel on Monday launched a series of infrastructure and irrigation projects including road connectivity, public facilities, and large-scale water supply schemes. The State government said it sanctioned works worth Rs 362.57 crore under the 'Vanbandhu Kalyan Yojana' to strengthen infrastructure across the tribal belt stretching from Ambaji to Umargam. The package includes 293 projects, comprising 325.81 km of roads to connect tribal villages with schools and primary health centres, along with related structural construction works. "The works were approved to ensure that essential services such as education and healthcare reach tribal communities easily and promptly under the scheme, inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi," the Government said in a statement.