Ranchi: A Congress leader admonished land speculators, saying: "Do not push tribal people to take an aggressive stance."

 Ranchi: A Congress leader admonished land speculators, saying: "Do not push tribal people to take an aggressive stance."

The state should not compel the land-grabbing tribals to take an aggressive approach, said Bandhu Tirkey, a member of the Jharkhand nation's coordination committee and the working president of the State Congress Committee. He asserted that World Tribal Day should be observed by recalling our past struggles rather than with joy and fervour.

Ranchi: Bandhu Tirkey, a working president of the State Congress Committee and a member of the Jharkhand government's coordination committee, has warned land speculators not to push the tribal people in the state to act aggressively. He made the remarks in a warning tone. He asserted that, rather than joy and fervour,

He asserted that World Tribal Day should be observed by recalling our past struggles rather than with joy and fervour.

He said that evidence from the previous 22 years had shown that many of those advocating for the safety and wellbeing of indigenous peoples were actually imposters. Girls and women are being forced to emigrate as tribal territory is being pillaged.

The entire human race celebrates Adivasi Day as a very unique day.

According to Tirkey, Tribal Day is a very meaningful day for everyone, not only tribal people. The tribal link to water, forests, and land will be lost if the tribes today are unable to halt the plundering of their territory.

State Bureau, Ranchi: the Indian state of Jjarkhand Pradesh Congress President Rajesh Thakur, along with party broad terms administrators, Ranchi rural and urban areas president, and other office bearers, reviewed the planning stages for World Tribal Day on Monday. Rajesh Thakur gave everyone the go-ahead to plan a big event.

A large public gathering will be held in Ranchi's Pandra Banhora venue under the auspices of the Pradesh Congress Committee, it was agreed at the meeting. Rajesh Thakur, the state president, issued an order to everyone in this regard directing them to make every effort to ensure that the programme is as extensive and big as possible.

Rakesh Sinha, the conference's spokesperson, said that in addition to the meeting, a torch march would be held on August 9 throughout the reserved assembly districts as part of a celebration to recognise the role played by tribal elders in the history and development of the country.

Sweets were given out in celebration of Rahul Gandhi's re-election

Upon reaching Parliament, the party office broke out the crackers and gave out the sweets after Rahul Gandhi's membership was reinstated at the Congress headquarters on Monday. Rajesh Thakur, the state congress president at the time, told the media that the issue of respect for farmers, young people, families from lower and middle classes, and women in the nation will resound in the Parliament. Rahul Gandhi would fight for the people of Manipur to receive justice, particularly in the Parliament.