The Dhanbad Resistance

28/10/2025

MLA Chandradeo Mahato Listens to Villagers’ Grievances in Chhatakulhi, Vows Prompt Redressal

Sindri : Sindri MLA Chandradeo Mahato visited Chhatakulhi village under Pradhankhanta Panchayat on Monday to meet local residents and listen to their concerns. During the interaction, villagers raised several issues related to roads, electricity, water supply, and other public welfare matters.

Mahato patiently heard each grievance and assured the villagers that necessary steps would be taken immediately to resolve their problems. He emphasized that serving the people and addressing their issues remains his top priority.

Expressing satisfaction with the MLA’s proactive approach, villagers conveyed their gratitude and praised his
consistent efforts toward grassroots development. Mahato reaffirmed his commitment, stating, “I have always been, and will continue to be, dedicated to solving every problem faced by the people.”

The visit brought a sense of relief and optimism among residents, who hailed the MLA’s initiative as a sign of responsive governance in the Sindri Assembly constituency.

28/10/2025

Deputy Commissioner Inspects Blood Bank at SNMMCH

• Orders immediate repair of all machines Mobile blood donation van with modern facilities to be introduced soon

• Mandatory testing of blood for infectious diseases before storage

Dhanbad: Deputy Commissioner-cum-District Magistrate Aditya Ranjan today inspected the Blood Bank of Shaheed Nirmal Mahto Medical College and Hospital (SNMMCH).

During the inspection, he thoroughly examined all machines and equipment installed in the blood bank. Speaking to the media afterward, he informed that this inspection was part of the state-level monitoring exercise currently underway across Jharkhand.

He said that while the blood storage equipment at the medical college is of excellent state-level standard, minor technical issues have appeared due to years of continuous use. He has directed officials to assess these issues and get them repaired at the earliest.

To ensure safety and quality in blood storage and transfusion, the Deputy Commissioner issued several important directives. He stated that a comprehensive assessment of all blood units operating in the district will be conducted, and any deficiencies found during the evaluation that can be resolved at the district level will be addressed immediately.

He also gave clear instructions that every stage – from donor counselling to testing – must be thoroughly monitored, and that testing for infectious diseases must be mandatory before storing any blood.

To further promote voluntary blood donation, the Deputy Commissioner announced that a mobile blood donation van equipped with modern facilities and medical instruments will soon be introduced in Dhanbad. This large vehicle will allow donors to give blood inside the van itself, making blood collection from remote areas much easier. In addition, he emphasized that the Health Department must closely monitor all blood donation camps, and that private hospitals have also been instructed to organise such camps regularly.

He reiterated the government’s directive that blood donation camps must be conducted strictly as per norms, ensuring that no untoward incidents occur and that this humanitarian service never turns into a business.

During the inspection, the Deputy Commissioner was accompanied by Sub-Divisional Officer Rajesh Kumar, Civil Surgeon Dr. Alok Vishwakarma, SNMMCH Superintendent-cum-Acting Principal Dr. D.K. Gindauria, Blood Bank In-Charge Dr. B.K. Pandey, Senior Hospital Manager Dr. Chandra Shekhar Suman, Head of Gynecology Department Dr. Rajlaxmi Tubid, and other officials.

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28/10/2025

India aims to meet clean energy targets, become solar hub by 2050: President Droupadi Murmu

New Delhi, Oct 28 (PTI): President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday said that by 2050, India aims not only to meet its clean energy targets but also to become a hub that aggregates global solar demand and drives innovation, manufacturing, and knowledge exchange.

Addressing the 8th Session of the International Solar Alliance (ISA), she said synergy between climate action and rural prosperity is essential for sustainable development.

Noting that India ranks fourth in renewable energy installed capacity and also in wind power and third in solar power generation, she said India's progress in the renewable energy sector reflects the country's commitment and robust policy framework.

"It is a matter of pride that the country's installed solar capacity has crossed 120 Gigawatt," the President said, adding that it is an important step in achieving India's long-term goal of reaching 500 Gigawatt of non-fossil capacity by 2030.

She further noted that the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Urja Suraksha evam Utthan Mahabhiyan is ensuring energy security for farmers, along with honouring India's commitment to increase the share of installed capacity of electric power from non-fossil-fuel sources to 40 per cent by 2030.

"By 2050, India aims not only to meet its clean energy targets but also to become a hub that aggregates global solar demand and drives innovation, manufacturing, and knowledge exchange," she said.

She advocated for women's participation in every field, as it is crucial to inclusive and sustainable development.

The ISA's 'Solar for She' initiative is a welcome initiative to empower women through strategic interventions in areas such as policies, financing and skilling, she said.

"Their leadership ensures that solar energy not only reduces carbon footprints but also breaks gender barriers. I am confident that energy access in the hands of women will definitely transform the lives of communities," she said.

The International Solar Alliance (ISA) was launched in 2015, and its founding conference was held in 2018 in New Delhi.

The ISA represents a significant step towards addressing this global challenge by encouraging the adoption and use of solar energy, she noted.

Solarisation at a large scale will democratise energy use, enabling citizens to become active participants in building a cleaner, more equitable planet, she added.

She urged all member countries of the ISA to think beyond infrastructure and focus on people's lives.

She also called for the development of a collective action plan that links solar energy with job creation, women's leadership, rural livelihoods, and digital inclusion.

"Our progress should not only be measured through megawatts but through the number of lives illuminated, the number of families strengthened, and the number of communities transformed," she said.

28/10/2025

'Managing Innovative AI Projects,' Provides the First Complete Framework to Tackle the 85% Failure Rate in AI Initiatives

Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], October 28: Jayakumar K R and Prof. Alain Abran today announced the release of their groundbreaking new book, "Managing Innovative AI Projects: The Imperative for AI-Specific Project Management." This essential guide addresses the critical industry crisis where an estimated 85% of AI projects fail, not due to flawed technology, but due to the misapplication of traditional project management methods. It is the first book of its kind to deliver a comprehensive, process-driven framework designed specifically for the unique complexities of artificial intelligence initiatives.

Drawing on decades of combined experience in software engineering and metrics, the authors provide a vital field guide for leaders. The book moves beyond theory to offer actionable strategies, including a scalable AI Project Life Cycle (APLC), tailored risk mitigation for technical and ethical challenges, and a robust set of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). It equips project leaders, C-suite executives, and technical teams to successfully shepherd AI projects from concept to value realisation, ensuring they are not only innovative but also trustworthy, scalable, and successful.

Endorsements from industry leaders underscore the book's practical value. Sankaran Venkatramani, Partner at KPMG India, calls it "an indispensable guide... a strategic compass from concept to successful deployment," while Kevin Moran, Business & Technology Executive in the USA, praises it as "a practical, accessible guide... a valuable reference for project leaders seeking to maximise the business, research, and ethical benefits of AI initiatives."

"Managing Innovative AI Projects" is available now in India in paperback and hardcover via Notion Press, priced at Rs. 399 and 499, respectively. The Kindle edition and international paperback are available globally on Amazon.

Purchase Links:

• India (Paperback & Hardcover):https://notionpress.com/in/read/managing-innovative-ai-projects

• Global (Kindle & Paperback):https://www.amazon.in/Managing-innovative-Projects-Imperative-AI-Specific-ebook/dp/B0FS7R4VD6

About the Authors

Jayakumar K R is a seasoned professional with over three decades of experience in software product development and AI and leads the AI Task Force at COSMIC. Jayakumar holds a PhD from École de Technologie Supérieure – University of Quebec (Canada), along with several professional certifications. Deeply committed to mentoring students and emerging professionals, and an avid writer, he shares his insights regularly through his WordPress blog, blending thought leadership with practical guidance.

Prof. Alain Abran is an Emeritus Professor and a pioneering figure in software engineering and measurement, co-inventor of the COSMIC Function Point method. Prof. Abran served as executive co-editor of the Guide to the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge (SWEBOK) (www.swebok.org), a globally recognised reference in the field. He is also the author of a number of books: Software Project Estimation and Software Metrics & Software Metrology, Software Maintenance Management: Evaluation & Continuous Improvements (all published by Wiley) and COSMIC Function Points: Theory & Advanced Practices (published by CRC Press).

Why Do 85% of AI Projects Fail? And What Successful Leaders Do Differently. Artificial Intelligence is reshaping industries—yet most AI initiatives never make it out of the pilot stage. They exceed budgets, face ethical backlash, or fail to integrate into real-world workflows. The problem isn’t ...

28/10/2025

Indian, Turkish researchers study how digital tools can transform agricultural productivity

New Delhi, Oct 28 (PTI): Researchers from the National Institute of Technology (NIT) in Rourkela and the Azerbaijan State University of Economics, Turkey have studied insights on how digital tools and renewable energy can transform agricultural productivity and sustainability in 27 developing countries, according to officials.

The research team has conducted the study covering 27 developing countries, including India, revealing how internet use, mobile connectivity, renewable energy, agricultural land and fertiliser consumption collectively shape the nature of food production in a rapidly-changing world.

The findings of the research have been published in the prestigious "Technology Analysis and Strategic Management" journal.

According to Narayan Sethi, Professor, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, NIT-Rourkela, in the current technology-driven environment, no aspect of progress is untouched by digital technologies.

"From how we communicate and work to how we produce food and meet our energy needs, everything is experiencing a revolution driven by the internet and renewable energy. The internet in agriculture has changed how we produce, market and consume food. Farmers can now check market rates before selling their produce, compare fertiliser prices online and learn sustainable-farming techniques," Sethi said.

"In many rural communities, a simple mobile phone can bridge the gap between farmers and markets, improving transparency, bargaining power and overall efficiency.

Along with emerging technological trends, the growing shift toward renewable energy is also changing agricultural practices. Solar-powered irrigation is potentially helping smallholder farmers overcome the challenge of irregular electricity supply," Sethi added.

Speaking about how the internet and renewable energy are influencing agriculture, Sethi said the agricultural sector is a major source of employment and income in developing countries like India. However, it is also prone to varying effects of climate change.

"Thus, the government can prioritise training programmes for encouraging sustainable farming through multiple cropping systems, irrigation techniques and the appropriate use of fertilisers. Additionally, digital literacy, subsidised or zero-cost credit facilities and financial inclusion should be prioritised to support small- and medium-sized farm holders for higher agricultural productivity from technological advancement and renewable-energy use.

"With the changing global scenario, higher investments supporting ICT inclusion, renewable-energy use and sustainable land-use practices are crucial for strengthening the agri-food sector to enhance food security, economic growth and environmental benefits in developing countries," he said.

The research team used advanced econometric methods to analyse agriculture-related data from 27 developing countries, spanning 2000 to 2021. The countries are India, Argentina, China, Pakistan, Ghana, Malaysia, Togo, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Nigeria, Thailand, Bolivia, Nicaragua, Tunisia, Botswana, Jordan, Turkey, Sri Lanka, Panama, Tanzania, Costa Rica, Mexico, the Philippines, Kenya, Dominican Republic, Mozambique and El Salvador.

The researchers found that internet use, mobile phones and renewable energy each individually boosts agricultural productivity. However, when used together, their combined effect can sometimes be detrimental. This is mainly due to challenges such as unreliable electricity, limited internet connectivity and low digital literacy in rural areas.

Litu Sethi, research scholar, NIT-Rourkela, noted that agriculture is the backbone of developing countries, accounting for more than 50 per cent of the workforce engaged in farming activity directly or indirectly.

"Sustainable agricultural practices can create win-win situations by enhancing socio-economic conditions and positively contributing to the environment. Governments in developing countries should invest in ICT infrastructure to expand internet access for rural farmers and promote digital literacy through training programmes," Sethi said.

"Policies that provide free or subsidised mobile services can help smallholder farmers access vital information on markets, weather and soil health. Also, policies encouraging greater adoption of renewable energy for irrigation and cold storage, supported by collaboration among the government, renewable energy firms and telecom providers, need to be prioritised. Integrating renewable energy with digital tools is key to achieving sustainable agricultural productivity," Sethi added.

28/10/2025

Mandhana solidifies No. 1 status with career-best rating in women''s ODI batting rankings

Dubai, Oct 28 (PTI): Star India opener Smriti Mandhana on Tuesday strengthened her status as the No.1 batter in women’s ODI cricket after achieving a career-best rating on the back of an outstanding home World Cup campaign.

The 29-year-old left-handed batter scored 109 against New Zealand and 34 not out against Bangladesh in her last two matches and moved to a rating of 828, almost 100 points clear of Australia's Ash Gardner in second (731), who jumped six spots after her unbeaten century against England.

It continues a dream run for Mandhana, who was named ICC Women's Player of the Month for September 2025 for her performances in the ODI series against Australia before the World Cup.

South African captain Laura Wolvaardt also moved into the top three with a jump of two spots, courtesy her knocks of 90 and 31.

England’s Amy Jones, meanwhile, entered the top 10 with a four-spot climb to ninth (656), while Annabel Sutherland enjoyed the biggest jump of those in the top 40, moving 16 spots to 16th (613).

Another India batter, Pratika Rawal, who will miss the remainder of the World Cup with injury, moved into the top 30 (27th) with a rating of 564.

Spin has played a big part at the tournament and the rankings jumps reflect the work of several to shine.

England's Sophie Ecclestone remains well clear atop the women’s ODI bowling rankings (747), though she has a new rival chasing her in Australian leg-spinner Alana King, who took a seven-wicket haul against South Africa.

King moved five places with a career-high rating of 698, edging her teammate Gardner, who dropped one position to third (689).

Nashra Sandhu of Pakistan was tied for 10th with Proteas left-arm orthodox spinner Nonkululeko Mlaba (610), while fast bowlers Marizanne Kapp and Sutherland also made one-spot hops to fourth and seventh respectively.

Another exponent of left-arm orthodox, Linsey Smith was the biggest mover, up 24 spots to 36th (444).

Gardner’s exploits have cemented her No. 1 position in the all-rounder stakes (rating 503), though has a new No. 2 behind her in Kapp, who overtook West Indies’ Hayley Matthews with a rating of 422.

Sutherland’s performances, meanwhile, took her to fourth, with teammate King into the top 10 with a move of three spots to 262.

28/10/2025

Centre hikes non-urea fertilisers subsidy to Rs 37,952 cr for 2025 rabi season

New Delhi, Oct 28 (PTI): The Centre on Tuesday raised the subsidy on phosphorous (P) and sulphur (S) fertilisers for the ongoing 2025-26 rabi season, with a higher subsidy allocation of Rs 37,952 crore to provide relief to the farming community.

However, the subsidy rate for nitrogen (N) and potash (K) were kept unchanged. The rates will be effective from October 1, 2025 till March 31, 2026.

The Cabinet, headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, increased the subsidy for phosphate to Rs 47.96 per kg for the ongoing rabi season from Rs 43.60 per kg in the 2025 kharif season. Similarly, the subsidy for sulphur was raised to Rs 2.87 per kg from Rs 1.77 per kg for the period under review.

The subsidy rate for nitrogen and potash were, however, kept unchanged at Rs 43.02 per kg and Rs 2.38 per kg, respectively.

"The subsidy approved for 2025 rabi season is higher by about Rs 14,000 crore from the previous rabi season (2024). During the last rabi season, the subsidy was about Rs 24,000 crore," Information and Broadcasting Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw told reporters.

The subsidy rate has been fixed, considering the import price and other factors like nutrient requirement, subsidy burden and maximum retail price (MRP), he said.

The government has provided a special package to ensure availability of di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) and triple super phosphate (TSP) to farmers without any increased MRP.

Prices of phosphorous and sulphur have increased up to 10 per cent from previous levels, while nitrogen and potash are at the same level, he said.

"DAP and TSP are highly consumed fertilisers. The increase in subsidy rate will benefit farmers in the rabi season," the minister said, adding that the government is bearing the burden to ensure retail prices of these fertilisers do not rise.

The Nutrient Based Subsidy (NBS) Scheme is a central government initiative that provides subsidies for non-urea fertilisers based on their nutrient content — specifically nitrogen, phosphate, potash, and sulphur.

The subsidy is determined per kilogram for each nutrient contained in P&K fertilisers, with rates announced annually or bi-annually based on global and domestic prices, inventory, and currency exchange rates.

Only phosphatic and potassic fertilisers (28-plus grades including DAP, MOP, SSP, NPK, and complexes), except urea, are covered under NBS.

The NBS scheme has been in effect since April 2010 and subsidies are paid directly to fertiliser companies, enabling them to sell fertilisers to farmers at affordable prices.

The government also provides freight subsidies for transport and distribution of these fertilisers.

Rabi (winter) sowing has started in many parts of the country. Wheat, mustard seed and gram are the main crops grown in this season.

28/10/2025

Sensex, Nifty slip amid profit-taking, weak Asian markets

Mumbai, Oct 28 (PTI): Equity benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty ended lower on Tuesday amid profit-taking and weak trends in Asian markets.

The 30-share BSE Sensex declined 150.68 points or 0.18 per cent to settle at 84,628.16. During the day, it fell by 559.45 points or 0.65 per cent to 84,219.39.

The 50-share NSE Nifty dipped 29.85 points or 0.11 per cent to 25,936.20.

"The Nifty-50 traded within a narrow 25,800–26,000 range for most of the day, reflecting cautious sentiment ahead of key global events such as the US Federal Reserve’s policy outcome," Ponmudi R, CEO of Enrich Money, an online trading and wealth tech firm, said.

Indian equities witnessed a volatile expiry session but managed to close on a resilient note, as both the Nifty-50 and Bank Nifty staged a sharp recovery in the final half hour of trade, he added.

From the Sensex firms, Trent, ICICI Bank, Tech Mahindra, Bajaj Finserv, Mahindra & Mahindra, Power Grid, Tata Consultancy Services and Bajaj Finance were among the major laggards.

However, Tata Steel, Larsen & Toubro, State Bank of India, Kotak Mahindra Bank were among the major gainers.

In Asian markets, South Korea's Kospi, Japan's Nikkei 225 index, Shanghai's SSE Composite index and Hong Kong's Hang Seng settled lower.

Markets in Europe were trading on a mixed note.

US markets ended in the positive territory on Monday.

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) offloaded equities worth Rs 55.58 crore on Monday, according to exchange data. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) however, bought stocks worth Rs 2,492.12 crore in the previous trade.

Global oil benchmark Brent crude declined 1.78 per cent to USD 64.42 a barrel.

On Monday, the 30-share BSE Sensex jumped 566.96 points or 0.67 per cent to settle at 84,778.84. The Nifty climbed 170.90 points or 0.66 per cent to 25,966.05.

28/10/2025

India bids for 2028 Asian Indoor Athletics Championships and 2026 Asian Relays

New Delhi, Oct 28 (PTI): India has submitted bids to host the 2028 Asian Indoor Athletics Championships as well as the 2026 Asian Relays, in line with the country's efforts to stage continental and global events in the coming years.

If India succeeds in its bids for the events, it would be the first time the country would be hosting the two continental competitions.

The Athletics Federation of India (AFI) has proposed Bhubaneswar as the host city for the 2028 Asian Indoor Athletics Championships while the venue for the 2026 Asian Relays is yet to be finalised.

"We have submitted the bid for 2028 Asian Indoor Athletics Championships with Bhubaneswar as the host city. There is no other venue in India which can host the event other than the indoor facility at the Kalinga Stadium complex in Bhubaneswar," a top AFI official told PTI on conditions of anonymity.

"For 2026 Asian Relays, we have not yet decided on the venue."

As of now, the AFI is considering a north Indian city for the Asian Relays, likely to be held in April, but it is not yet final and can be changed later, it is learnt.

The state-of-the-art indoor facility at the Kalinga Stadium complex in Bhubaneswar was inaugurated in 2024. It has a 200m running track, a 100m practice track, designated areas for long jump, triple jump, pole vault, and shot put, warm-up areas for athletes, as well as a gym.

The oval shaped track lies below a spectator gallery which can house 2000 people. The facility also houses 60 twin-sharing rooms and a dining hall for those undergoing full-time training.

The inaugural Asian Relays was held in May 2024 in Bangkok where India won gold in the mixed 4x400m, and a silver each in men's and women's 4x400m.

The Asian Indoor Athletics Championships, a biennial event, was first held in 2004 in Tehran. Iran has hosted the event four times, all in Tehran, the most by any country.

The Iranian capital hosted the last edition also, in 2024, with India winning three gold medals and one silver. Tajinderpal Singh Toor (men's shot put), Jyothi Yarraji (women's 60m hurdles) and Harmilan Bains (women's 1500m) won a gold medal each while Ankita Dhyani (women's 3000m) got a silver.

The 2026 edition of the Asian Indoor Athletics Championships will be held in Tianjin in China from February 6-8.

India has also formally expressed its interest to host the 2028 World U20 Championships as well as either of the 2029 or 2031 editions of the senior World Athletics Championships.

28/10/2025

CARD91 Recognized Among India's Top 20 Startups of 2025 by LinkedIn

BENGALURU, India, Oct. 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- CARD91, a leading innovator in payment infrastructure, has been featured among LinkedIn's Top 20 Startups of 2025 — a recognition celebrating India's fastest-growing young companies driving innovation, resilience, and impact across industries.

The annual LinkedIn Top Startups list highlights organizations redefining growth and opportunity through innovation, culture, and talent. CARD91's inclusion reflects its continued commitment to building scalable, secure, and future-ready payment solutions that empower businesses and financial institutions across India.

Ajay Pandey, CEO of CARD91, stated: "Being recognized among India's Top 20 Startups by LinkedIn is a testament to the relentless passion and dedication of our team. Over the past few years, we've focused on creating a unified payment infrastructure that bridges innovation with reliability — powering banks, fintechs, and enterprises to launch seamless payment experiences. This milestone reinforces our belief that sustainable growth is built on vision, teamwork, and purpose."

Empowering India's Financial Infrastructure

This recognition is a reflection of the people who power CARD91's success. Behind every milestone stands a team committed to innovation, collaboration, and excellence. Their collective expertise and problem-solving mindset have helped transform CARD91 into a trusted enabler of payment infrastructure for banks and regulated entities across India.

Guided by a culture that values ownership, agility, and continuous learning, the team consistently delivers scalable and compliant solutions that simplify complex financial operations. From pioneering Credit Line on UPI to developing seamless issuance and merchant onboarding frameworks, CARD91's products and people together power millions of transactions every month — reinforcing trust, transparency, and efficiency across the nation's digital payments ecosystem.

About CARD91

CARD91 is a Payments Infrastructure company providing unparalleled technology infrastructure to Banks and other Regulated Entities. The company offers complete tech stacks for PPI, Credit, Multi-Currency, UPI Switch, Credit Line on UPI, UPI Credit Score Engine, Merchant Management, and Merchant Onboarding (with fraud checks). With a team strength of 70+ professionals, CARD91 operates across key financial hubs, including Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi, and Chennai.

28/10/2025

Stay Ahead of the Curve: Integrating AI into Your Presentations with SlideTeam

New Delhi [India], October 28: In the past five years, AI has revolutionized industries from healthcare to finance, and it's making waves in the world of presentations too. Once dismissed as incapable of creativity, AI is now proving to be an ally to professionals who need to turn ideas into compelling, visually engaging stories. Presentation creation, a process once dominated by manual design choices and time-consuming revisions, is now smarter, faster, and more intuitive—thanks to AI-powered tools like SlideTeam’s AI Presentation Maker.

Context-Driven Presentations: Crafting the Perfect Message with AI

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Design Automation: Effortless Aesthetics with SlideTeam's AI

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The Future of Presentations: Smarter and Faster with SlideTeam

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