A 12-year-old girl and her father were found murdered at their home in Godda district. Police are probing every angle as the child's severed head and the killer remain untraced.
Police have accused 13 people, including a victim's son, of murdering two women over land. Seven arrests and the recovery of burnt remains have exposed the alleged conspiracy.
The woman's daughters alerted police after finding bloodstains on the walls of the house, leading to the recovery of her body during excavation in the presence of a magistrate.
The power bank exploded while charging at berth number six in coach B-3, the 14th coach from the engine. The explosion triggered a fire, and smoke spread through the coach, activating the fire alarm system.
The cancer patient, a resident of West Bengal, was returning after undergoing treatment at Mumbai's Tata Memorial Hospital. He died during the journey and his body was removed from the train at the Tatanagar railway station in Jharkhand.
Dafli Oraon returned to her Lohardaga home seven years after her family presumed her dead. Her reappearance has prompted questions over how an unidentified body was earlier linked to her.
A woman from Ranchi has allegedly been held captive in Dubai after being lured with a promise of a nursing job. Her family has accused agents of trafficking, forced labour and extortion, with an FIR registered in Ranchi and the MEA approached for her safe return.
Jharkhand High Court refused to stay proceedings against Chief Minister Hemant Soren in the Bargayin land scam case. The order clears the way for the Special PMLA court to continue with the next stage of the case.
Kajra Murmu collapsed after a sliding tackle during a football match in Bokaro. His death triggered grief, a compensation protest, and questions over the exact cause.
IndiGo cancelled 12 scheduled flight rotations, affecting 24 aircraft movements, at Ranchi's Birsa Munda Airport on September 25 due to adverse weather. Passengers travelling to and from Ranchi have been advised to check the latest flight status.
Six children died in separate drowning incidents during Karam Dali immersion in Palamu on Wednesday. The festive day turned into mourning as police and locals launched rescue operations.
A Kolkata passenger's bag was stolen from the Geetanjali Express and recovered within 24 hours after CCTV tracking. The case led to an arrest in Rourkela and a renewed security push before the festive season.
A woman was found stabbed to death in her rented house in Chakradharpur, and a man who was seen entering the room has been arrested. Police are probing their relationship and the motive behind the killing.
Two railway officers in Jharkhand were sentenced to three years' rigorous imprisonment and fined after a court convicted them of accepting bribes from a contractor and trying to discard the cash when the CBI caught them during a trap.
Jharkhand teachers have demanded an Assembly resolution against the Supreme Court's TET rule for pre-RTE teachers. The All Jharkhand Primary Teachers' Association will meet with ministers and begin an indefinite hunger strike from October 22.
A missing woman from Bokaro was found dead nine days later after police questioned a mason seen with her on CCTV. The case has intensified scrutiny of how missing-person complaints are handled in the district.
The 18-year-old Class 11 student was kidnapped in a Bolero by a senior student, Biriya Oraon, and four associates over one-sided love and kept overnight in Arangi forest.
A probe has been announced to find who facilitated Afghan nationals' inclusion in voter list and investigate whether more foreign nationals are enrolled as voters.
A woman passenger has accused a railway valve man of raping her inside a valve room at Rourkela station. The allegation has triggered a police investigation and renewed scrutiny of passenger safety at the station.
The victim has been identified as 42-year-old Gora Angaria. The accused, 24-year-old Ponde Ram Angaria, fled the scene after the incident. He had reportedly been behaving unusually for the past few days.
