The request would be forwarded to the centre as soon as it is approved, and the government maintains the notion of conducting a caste census in Jharkhand: Alam Amalgir

 The request would be forwarded to the centre as soon as it is approved, and the government maintains the notion of conducting a caste census in Jharkhand: Alam Amalgir

Caste censuses are being proposed by the Jharkhand government. The Jharkhand Assembly will approve a proposal on this and send it to the Centre. This information was provided in the House on Friday during the government's response to MLA Pradeep Yadav's motion for calling attention. He said that the caste census in Bihar had also received approval from the Patna High Court.

Ranchi. Caste censuses are being proposed by the Jharkhand government. The Jharkhand Assembly will approve a proposal on this and send it to the Centre.

This information was provided in the House on Friday during the government's response to MLA Pradeep Yadav's motion for calling attention. He said that the caste census in Bihar had also received approval from the Patna High Court.

Pradeep Yadav, a state legislator, called for a caste census by pointing out that although there is a 50–60% backward caste population in the state, there is only a 14% reservation for this caste.

Demand for raising the reservation cap

Additionally, he pushed for a 27 percent increase in the backward caste reservation cap. The Parliamentary Affairs Minister responded by stating that the law voted by the Vidhan Sabha to increase the reservation limit was originally sent to the Raj Bhavan for approval; however, the Raj Bhavan sent the bill to the state government rather than the Vidhan Sabha.

Now that the governor has been asked to do so, the measure still hasn't been sent to the assembly. The administration is making every effort to get the bill before the Vidhan Sabha as soon as possible.

500-bed medical facility with the previous minister Mahato's name

The 500-bed Medical College and Hospital in Bokaro was founded by the former minister Late Late, according to health minister Banna Gupta, who gave this House assurances. It will bear Jagannath Mahato's name. DPR will be completed in a week for this.

In response to a private resolution by BJP MLA Viranchi Narayan of Bokaro, the Minister informed the House of this information. The declaration for its development had already been made during the last budget session, MLA Viranchi Narayan had informed the House.

The village cart programme will start this month

The Mukhyamantri Gramme Gaadi Yojana will be launched this month for the peasants to commute to the city, the Transport Minister Champai Soren promised the House.

With this, particular amenities for employees, students, and elderly pensioners will be taken into consideration. In response to Vikas Kumar Munda, a JMM MLA from Tamar, making an unofficial resolution, Minister Champai Soren provided this information to the House.

For the residents and employees of the three blocks in his district, Bundu, Tamar, and Adki, MLA Vikas Kumar Munda has called for government transit.