Formation of govt in Jkhand is up to Cong: JMM

Ranchi, May 19: JMM scion and former deputy chief minister Hemant Soren, lobbying in New Delhi now, must be dreading his party working committee meetings on May 21 and 22 in Bokaro without clear answers from Congress high command on alliance and government ...

Bokaro, May 20: JMM youth wing chief Basant Soren today said the party would finalise its future course of action during a two-day party executive meet beginning here tomorrow. All party MLAs and MPs from different states will participate in the ...

When Sonia Gandhi refused to meet Sorens Shibu Soren, who so emphatically promised to cobble together a majority with Congress support while pulling down the Arjun Munda-led coalition government on January 7, has returned empty-handed from Delhi.

Tags : JMM, Shibu Soren, Jharkhand, Polls, Lok Sabha Polls 2014 Write to the editor Ranchi, May 22: The Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) Wednesday ruled out any pre-poll tie-up in the state assembly and Lok Sabha polls in 2014. "Our party will go alone ...

) is stepping on gas to win back its lost domain in the state. The party will organize its central committee meeting here on May 21-22 to review its performance so far and discuss election strategy. Senior leaders, including JMM chief, Shibu Soren, ...

Former Deputy Chief Minister and AJSU party chief Sudesh Mahto said that his party is determined to make Jharkhand a vibrant state. Addressing a public meeting in Dumka on Thursday, Mahto reiterated that AJSU party will not enter into pre-poll ...

te would, perhaps, beat Jharkhand in terms of exceeding limits of red tapism and procrastination, coupled with an indifferent Government machinery. If proof is required, fate of the ambitious helicopter purchase exercise could well serve the ...

New Delhi/Ranchi, May 3: The Union home ministry has decided to recommend dissolution of Jharkhand Assembly based on the understanding of governor Syed Ahmed that the formation of a stable government was almost impossible under the prevailing ...

Maoists and maimed roads bother them less than winged machines owned by the state. Jharkhands top-notch bureaucrats decline flight comfort between districts and instead prefer five-hour road trips or AC three-tier discomfort through red bastions ...