Jharkhand Current Affairs – 6 August 2025

For JPSC, JSSC & Other Competitive Exams

Keeping track of daily events is crucial for success in Jharkhand state competitive exams. Here’s the comprehensive coverage of 6 August 2025 current affairs—covering political tributes, judicial rulings, government orders, recruitment updates, and grassroots movements.

1. State Mourning & Tributes to Shibu Soren (Dishom Guru)

Jharkhand remained in deep mourning for the third consecutive day as the state paid its final respects to Shibu Soren, the iconic leader and tribal rights crusader.

• Chief Minister Hemant Soren expressed his grief in an emotional note:
  “We won’t let Jharkhand bow down. Your legacy will never fade, Dishom Guru.”
• The funeral ceremony was conducted with full state honors at his native village in Ramgarh.
• Dignitaries across political affiliations gathered at the Vidhan Sabha to offer floral tributes and salute his lifelong dedication to Jharkhand.
• Trade and industrial groups, educational institutions, and public gatherings honored his legacy through meetings and memorials.
• The state government had announced a 3-day mourning period (4–6 August). Government offices and schools remained closed, with the national flag flown at half-mast.

Exam Tip: Shibu Soren was three-time CM of Jharkhand and founding leader of the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM).

2. Rahul Gandhi Granted Bail in 2018 Defamation Case

In a notable political and legal update:

• Rahul Gandhi appeared before a Jharkhand court regarding a 2018 defamation case over his remarks against Union Home Minister Amit Shah.
• The court granted him bail, allowing him to return to Delhi post-hearing.
• The BJP reacted sarcastically, stating Rahul should “apply for pension” for completing 50 years in politics.

Exam Tip: This event combines legal awareness and contemporary political discourse—a common theme in general studies and essay questions.

3. High Court Orders RIMS Recruitment Within 4 Weeks

Taking serious note of healthcare gaps:

• The Jharkhand High Court has ordered RIMS (Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences) to:
  • Start recruitment within four weeks
  • Submit details on private practice by RIMS doctors
• The court observed that patients suffer due to staff shortages and lack of proper infrastructure.

Exam Tip: RIMS is the state’s premier medical institution. Questions can come under healthcare governance or judiciary action on public services.

4. Bail Rejected in Chhavi Ranjan Case

The Jharkhand HC rejected the bail plea of former Ranchi DC Chhavi Ranjan, arrested under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).

• He is accused of illegal land transactions and falsification of documents, especially concerning high-value plots in Ranchi.

Exam Tip: The Chhavi Ranjan case is key for topics like corruption, land fraud, and public accountability.

5. Triple Murder in Sahibganj Over Land Dispute

A horrifying case emerged from Sahibganj:

• Three family members were brutally murdered over a long-standing land dispute.
• The victims included two men and one woman; a detailed police investigation is underway.

Exam Tip: Land conflicts often appear in ethics case studies, Jharkhand-specific law and order topics.

6. JSSC Teacher Counselling Scheduled

• JSSC (Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission) will hold counselling on August 8 for:
  • 129 assistant teacher aspirants selected via Primary School Teacher Combined Competitive Exam.
• Venue: Ranchi, at designated government offices.

Exam Tip: Keep track of recruitment notifications and exam timelines for Education & HRD-related questions.

7. SHG Women Launch Eco-Friendly Rakhi Collection

• Self-help group women under the Palash and Adiva brands launched:
  • Handcrafted, eco-friendly rakhis
  • Price range: ₹150 to ₹1,200
• These are available at tribal haats and online platforms, promoting sustainable income generation for rural artisans.

Exam Tip: Useful in topics like women empowerment, rural economy, and tribal enterprise promotion.

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The events of 6 August 2025 were crucial from political, legal, administrative, and grassroots development perspectives. Stay updated daily and maintain short notes for revision. These current affairs enhance your GS Paper-I, Essay, and Jharkhand-specific questions in JPSC and JSSC exams.