Iswar Marandi Nagar

Iswar Marandi Nagar Iswar Marandi Nagar is a rehabilitated village of Bara Simra, displaced by Rajmahal Coal Project(ECL) Late Sh. DOB-15th December 1918 at Bara Simra, Dist. K.

Iswar Paul Marandi, a legendary leader, an icon of Jharkhand separate statehood movement, also a freedom fighter, popularly known as Iswar babu. Godda, Jharkhand

DOD- 7thAugust 1972 at New Delhi

Education- At J. High School, Rajmahal

Father- Late Sh. Chander Marandi

Mother-Late Smt. Duli Elizabeth Murmu

Brothers- 1. Shiv Marandi, 2. Gyan Marandi, 3. Henry Marandi, 4.Late Sh. Santlal Marandi

Sisters- 1. Late Paulina Marandi, 2. Late Sirophina Marandi

Marriage-with Smt. Bimla Balandina Murmu on May 23, 1946

Sons- 1. Jetha Jonathan Marandi and 2. Dr. Charles Marandi

He was the Manjhi Haram of Vill. Bara Simra till 1962. Previously he was associated with Jharkhand party, member (i) District board, 1947-59,(ii) District Development Committee, Santalparganas since 1964, (iii) District Stipend Distribution Committee since 1962, (iv) Posts and Telegraphs Committee, Bhagalpur division, (v) P & T Regional Committee, Bihar Circle, since 1968, (vi) All block Development Committees in the constituency since 1962 to 1970, (vii) community Development Committee, Patna since 1964, (viii) Informal consultative committees of the Ministries of Education, Food and Agriculture, Community development and Co-operation since 1962 and (ix) Distrcit Khadi Board, Santal parganas since 1970: Director, Central Co-operative Bank, Godda, 1958-62; President, Stone Quarry Workers' Union, Pakur, Santalparganas since 1964; Vice-President, Gajadhar Smarak Nidhi, Gandhi Gram, Godda, Santalparganas since January, 1971; Secretary, Lalmatia High school, santalparganas since 1962; Member, Railway Consultative Committee, 1970; Member of Parliament from Rajmahal constituency from 1962-67, third Lok Sabha(Jharkhand Party), Fourth Lok Sabha, 1967- 1971(Congress party), Fifth Lok Sabha, 1971-till death, 7thAugust 1972(Congress party) He was closely associated with Late Sh. Jawaharlal Nehru, Late Smt. Indira Gandhi and Late Sh. Jaipal Singh Munda. He was very simple, honest, sincere and a dedicated person. Social activities- Organised ane High school at Lalmatia, one Kisan Library at Bara simra and several primary and night schools in Boarijore block; apart from assisting the poor, rendered assistance also to the officers in the development work of variuos Government Departments; organised a number of village Committees in the constituency; instrumental in getting Branch Post offices opened in the constituency and also a Branch office of State Bank of India at Rajmahal, Santalparganas. Hence to show their great respect to Late Sh. Iswar Marandi jee, the people of village Bara Simra when displaced and shifted by Rajmahal Coalfiled Limited (ECL, Godda), to the new site named it as Iswar Marandi Nagar. Iswar Marandi Nagar is the rehabilitated village of Vill. Bara Simra and inaugurated by the first Chief Minister of Jharkhand, Hon’ble Sh. Babulal Marandi jee on 8th April 2001 with the full consent of the villagers. The name of the rehabilitated village of Bara Simra as “Iswar Marandi Nagar” had already been endorsed by the Coal India Limited also. Though it could only be inaugurated in 2001 but the concept of Iswar Marandi Nagar was evolved in 1991 before the rehabilitation work was started at the new site. The village name as Iswar Marandi Nagar was written on the wall of pillars erected at the entry point of the Village and a sign board at hatia of Iswar Marandi Nagar during 1994 only, as soon as the shifting of the village Bara Simra to Iswar Marandi Nagar was completed. Hon’ble Sh. Kariya Munda jee also had visited and blessed this village on 22nd June 2003 at Iswar Marandi Nagar, while he was the Minister for Coal. With immense effort and nourishment to Iswar Marandi Nagar, since the rehabilitation work started in 1991; became very good model village, developed by the ECL (CIL). Jharkhand Society, Delhi has also started a grand Jharkhandi cultural festival and a grand sports competetions on the birth anniversary of Late Sh. Iswar Marandi jee, i.e. on 15th of December every year since 2006. Dr. Charles Marandi, S/O Late Sh. Iswar Marandi jee and the General Secretary of the Jharkhand Society is thankful to all the Jharkhandis for their support and love to Late Sh. Iswar Marandi jee by spearding the message of Late Sh. Iswar Marandi jee.

15/12/2025

Hul Johar!
Sen lahawakan Mn. Baba Iswar Paul Marandi wak' teh'en' 15 Dec. 2025 jonom maha re ape sanam/joto Jharkhandi boyha-missera ko, a.di a.di sarhao gunmanao.
Hul Johar!

12/09/2024

December 12-13, 2008 International Coal Conference on "Coal - The Road Ahead"
stripping ratio with higher availability and utilization secured through long term Maintenance
and Repair Contract (MARC), introduction of in-pit crushing and conveying technology for large
volume handling, High wall mining etc. To increase productivity, CIL need large high capacity
equipments but the problems arise in procurement. It takes a long time for all formalities to get
over and during these stages different problems crop up. The problem areas have been identified
and to give more thrust on transparency, CIL have introduced an Integrity Pact with the buyers,
which will be under the supervision of TI and CVC.
The quantum jump in opencast mining activities has brought the environmental impact of mining
under scanner. In order to promote transparency in environmental sustainability, Central Mine
Planning and Design Institute (CMPDI) - an in house consultancy arm of CIL, will be undertaking
the satellite surveillance of all opencast projects of five million tonnes capacity and more, which
will track reclamation and renovation activities and monitor the restoration, made to the original
habitat. The satellite images will be updated on the website. The time has really come when
performance will be judged not only on the basis of quantity of coal produced but also on land
reclaimed and restored both physically as well as biologically. Another important area is
addressing the social sustainability issues. When an area is mined, the people get disturbed. CIL
have taken steps towards the implementation of resettlement and rehabilitation programmes and
that too with the help of the local community and the tribal heads. As a matter of fact, CIL is eager
to work out choices like employment, cash benefits, training for self-employment or other feasible
options designed by the people themselves. Today, a person can get paid five lakhs of rupees for
three acres of land as R&R benefit in addition to value of land. Model villages have been designed
so that the tribals can take a look and understand what actually CIL wants to do for them. One such
example is the Ishwar Marandi Nagar Township for PAPs at Rajmahal Project of ECL that was
created in line with the traditional ethnicity of the tribal population. It’s high time that we should
adopt such inclusive approach for long-term social sustainable goal. Interestingly, in Chattisgarh,
people are eager to give their lands to CIL and not to anyone else. While taking this as a
compliment, we are identifying the other roadblocks and finding out ways to deal with them so
that we can generate large quantities of coal thereby meeting the energy security of the country.
The demand for coal is likely to increase in the coming days and to bridge the gap between
demand and supply, CIL is looking at coal mines abroad in countries like Mozambique, Indonesia
and Australia. CIL is one of the five stakeholders (the others being SAIL, RINL, NMDC and NTPC)
of International Coal Ventures Limited (ICVL) that is constantly working to identify and acquire
overseas coal properties. The names of the investment and merchant bankers that are going to
assist CIL in its endeavours have been short-listed and the details are being worked out. Coupled
with this effort, Coal Videsh division – the Foreign Venture Arm of CIL was set up with the
objective of exploring, developing and managing coal mines overseas and export the produces to
our country. The goal is to contribute 10 million tonnes of coal by 2012 and grow to a level of 50
million tones by 2020. With greater operational autonomy and flexibility after award of the
Navaratna status to CIL, things are expected to gain momentum.

31/05/2024

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Hul johar!

09/02/2024

Manotan Gomke Jaipal Singh Munda evam
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Hul johar!

05/02/2024

झारखण्ड के लिए आंदोलन कर रहे सभी झारखांडियों को हूल जोहार!

04/08/2023

सुप्रीम कोर्ट के वरिष्ठ वकील केसी कौशिक ने कहा, “कोर्ट ने सजा पर रोक लगा दी है…सबसे महत्वपूर्ण बात है कि कोर्ट ने यह कहा है कि यह किसी एक व्यक्ति का मामला नहीं है, बल्कि जिन लोगों ने राहुल गांधी को संसद में पहुंचाया है उनके अधिकारों का हनन है.”

पूरी ख़बर कमेंट बॉक्स में है.

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Godda
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