Gathering over 233 delegates across Jharkhand and West Bengal to debate global geopolitics, DPS Bokaro inaugurated the second edition of its two-day Model United Nations conference ‘Agrani 2.0’, formally opened by Chief Guest Special Judge Devesh Kumar Tripathi alongside Principal Dr. A. S. Gangwar.
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DPS Bokaro will host the 36th Sub-Junior National Girls Kabaddi Championship from 27 to 30 December 2026. Principal Dr. A.S. Gangwar and Jharkhand Kabaddi President Gopal Thakur announced in a press conference.
High alert in Barki Punnu, Gomia as a herd of 35 wild elephants roams the area. Bokaro DC Ajay Nath Jha and DFO Nitish Kumar issue urgent advisory, warning villagers against stepping out at night.
DPS Bokaro students completed an international educational trip to Vietnam, exploring Hoa Lu, Tam Coc, and Lan Ha Bay. Principal Dr. A.S. Gangwar welcomed the team on Thursday.
Tej Narayan Madhav from Bokaro, Jharkhand has been appointed as the Head Coach of the Scotland Kabaddi Team for the 1st Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship 2026 in Ahmedabad, featuring 13 international teams.
Jharkhand High Court held a special Sunday hearing on the BSL Bokaro blockade. Justice SN Prasad pulled up the DC and SP, ordering the immediate reopening of all 11 gates and rescuing 3,000 trapped workers.
Chas SDM Pranjal Dhanda imposes Section 163 BNSS within a 200-meter radius of Bokaro Steel Plant Main Gate starting 18 October 2026. Assembly of five or more persons and weapons are banned while peaceful protest at Two-Tank Garden remains permitted.
Operations at Bokaro Steel Plant came to a complete halt on 17 October 2026 after displaced agitators blocked all entry gates. Blast furnaces and SMS units shut down, causing a daily loss of ₹30 crore, while staff remain trapped inside for 18 hours.
An intense indefinite agitation and plant gate blockade at Bokaro Steel Plant have halted logistics and pushed thermal-sensitive blast furnaces to the verge of a critical shutdown, casting a dark cloud over BSL’s massive Rs. 20,000-crore brownfield expansion.
