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Collaborations with leading industry groups and global research institutions aim to shift Jharkhand from a resource extraction economy to an innovation-driven industrial hub. The focus also aligns with India’s low-carbon transition and future manufacturing needs. The Indian Tribal reports

Alongside heritage diplomacy, the State showcased its economic, cultural, and youth potential in the United Kingdom. The outreach aligns with the UK–India Strategic Partnership and Jharkhand’s 25 years of Statehood. The Indian Tribal reports

Chief Minister Hemant Soren’s meetings at Davos are seemingly translating into concrete investment intent across manufacturing, technology, logistics, and social infrastructure. The Indian Tribal reports

Chief Minister Hemant Soren became the first tribal elected leader from India to be presented with the WEF white badge. He outlined a long-term vision aligned with Viksit Bharat (Developed India) 2047 and Samriddh Jharkhand (Prosperous Jharkhand) 2050. The Indian Tribal reports

Led by Chief Minister Hemant Soren, the State —celebrating its silver jubilee— is pitching a development model rooted in nature, people, and sustainability. The Indian Tribal reports

Underscoring the importance of tribal identity, education and cultural pride while addressing the Antarrajyiy Jansanskritik Samagam Samaroh – Kartik Jatra in Gumla, Jharkhand, she called on citizens and institutions alike to ensure the heroic stories of tribal icons are carried forward to future generations. The Indian Tribal reports

The President recalled the legacy of Ol Chiki creator Pandit Raghunath Murmu in a speech delivered entirely in Santali language. She also took everyone by surprise as she sang a traditional Santali prayer song. Animesh Bisoee reports

With Hidma, Basavaraj and now Ganesh Uikey killed in 2025, the Maoist top leadership has suffered unprecedented losses. Security agencies describe this year as the most decisive so far in the anti-Naxal campaign. The Indian Tribal reports

Traditional village heads and civil society representatives from Scheduled Areas gathered at the Chief Minister’s residence to celebrate the cabinet approval of the PESA Rules. Chief Minister Hemant Soren said the move would strengthen Gram Sabhas and traditional self-governance. The Indian Tribal reports

It is a free coaching institute for Scheduled Tribe students preparing for NEET-JEE exams. The facility will train 300 students, with a majority being girls, in its first batch under a public-private partnership model. The Indian Tribal reports