Mukesh Ranjan is a Senior Assistant Editor at The New Indian Express. With over two decades of journalism experience, he specializes in governance, social issues, and regional dynamics, providing insightful analysis on topics such as politics, crime, and public policy, particularly in Jharkhand. His work has been featured in various platforms including Express Network Private Limited and Newsroompost.com, showcasing his commitment to delivering nuanced perspectives on the state's challenges and opportunities.
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By: Mukesh Ranjan
RANCHI: After staging a succesful protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, Gen Z is now set to intensify its agitation in Ranchi over the alleged irregularities in the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) examinations. In view of the proposed protests, all Deputy Commissioners (DCs), Superintendents of Police (SPs) and the Railway Police have been placed on alert.
By: Mukesh Ranjan
RANCHI: With the enumeration phase of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) now complete, over 43.74 lakh voters are likely to be left out of Jharkhand's draft electoral roll.
By: Mukesh Ranjan
NEW DELHI: The Centre has decided to significantly strengthen its intelligence network along the India-Bangladesh border by setting up nearly 40 permanent Subsidiary Intelligence Bureau (SIB) units across border districts in West Bengal.
By: Mukesh Ranjan
NEW DELHI: At least 158 cases linked to alleged irregularities in recruitment and entrance examinations are awaiting trial in various courts despite the completion of the CBI probe, sources said, adding that some of the cases have been pending for more than two decades.
Recent defections by MPs from parties such as the TMC and the AAP, along with the Shiv Sena and NCP disputes over party splits and mergers, have brought the Anti-Defection Law back into focus. Several disqualification petitions remain pending before Speakers, while the Supreme Court is examining important questions on the interpretation of the Tenth Schedule, including the scope of the merger provision. Its ruling could shape how future defections, party splits and mergers are dealt with.
By: Mukesh Ranjan
Sinha was considered one of Jharkhand's most notorious criminals, with multiple cases of murder, extortion, firing incidents, Arms Act violations, and organised crime registered against him.
Read this exciting story from The Morning Standard August 04, 2026 issue. THE Intelligence Bureau (IB), along with the local police, has detained five people from Madhopur village, Koderma, on Monday for allegedly circulating audio clips of Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist Masood Azhar on social media.
By: Mukesh Ranjan
NEW DELHI: India has brought back 274 fugitive criminals from 36 countries between 2021 and 2026, marking a significant increase in extradition and deportation efforts under the government's intelligence-led strategy to track down offenders hiding abroad, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said on Tuesday.
By: Mukesh Ranjan
Besides significantly reducing travel time, the initiative offers devotees a unique aerial view of Jharkhand's major pilgrimage destinations.
By: Mukesh Ranjan
RANCHI: A man accused of raping a minor girl was allegedly lynched by an enraged mob in Jharkhand's Chatra district on Tuesday. The mob also assaulted his parents, leaving them injured.
