History of Jharkhand: Jharkhand is the 15th largest state of the country, there is always political instability.

Jharkhand Foundation Day is celebrated every year on 15 November. Let us tell you that this state was established in the year 2000. Chhotanagpur region was separated from the southern part of Bihar on 15 November 2000 and became a separate state named Jharkhand. With this this state became the 28th Indian state of the country. Since long ago, the tribals of Jharkhand state were demanding a separate state for themselves. Because since the independence of the country, the people of the tribal community had received very little social and economic benefits.

There are 24 districts in Jharkhand and the total area of ​​this state is about 79,716 square kilometers. It is the 15th largest state in the country in terms of area. Jharkhand state is rich in mineral resources like iron ore, copper ore, uranium, granite, limestone, coal, mica, bauxite, silver and dolomite. It is the only state that produces coking coal, uranium and pyrite.

Talking about the development of Jharkhand, the pace of development in this state is slow. A major reason for this is the political instability here. Because governments have been coming and going in Jharkhand since the beginning. There have been continuous political experiments in this state. Meanwhile, while an independent got the opportunity to hold the post of Chief Minister in the state, political opponents BJP and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha have also run the government together. After 14 years, after the assembly elections held in the last month of 2014, for the first time the government ran in the state for five consecutive years. At present Hemant Soren is the Chief Minister of Jharkhand and he is the Chief Minister of Jharkhand.

Once again the opportunity has come before the people of Jharkhand when they will elect the MLAs and the state government for 81 assembly seats of the state. There are 81 assembly seats in the state. Out of which 28 seats are reserved for tribals. In view of the assembly elections, all the political parties of the state have started making bigger and bigger claims. In such a situation, now it is up to the public to decide whom they trust more. Let us tell you that voting is to be held in Jharkhand in two phases on 13th and 20th November. The results of which will come on 23 November.

Apart from Jharkhand Mukti Morcha, the Grand Alliance includes Congress, RJD and Left parties. Whereas Bharatiya Janata Party led NDA includes AJSU, JDU and LJP. BJP, JMM, CPI(ML), Congress, AJSU Party and other parties in the state are preparing to make election strategy.