THE JHARKHAND STORY NETWORK
Ranchi, August 14: All 35,000 government schools in Jharkhand held tribute meetings in memory of Dishom Guru Late Shibu Soren, pioneer of the Jharkhand movement, social reformer, former Chief Minister, and Rajya Sabha MP. The programme, directed by the state Education Department, aimed to inspire students with his life and contributions.
Mass Participation Across the State
More than 1 lakh teachers, over 32 lakh students, and around 2 lakh community members, including School Management Committee members and parents, joined the gatherings. Morning prayers included a moment of silence, followed by discussions highlighting Soren’s work in social justice, tribal rights, land reform, and education.
Students Pledge to Follow His Path
Students pledged to uphold truth, justice, and social service, committing to become responsible citizens and contribute to nation-building.
Inspiration for Generations
Departmental Secretary Umashankar Singh said Soren’s life was not only politically inspiring but also a lifelong struggle for Jharkhand’s identity, culture, and tribal welfare, inspiring people — especially youth — to walk the path of truth, service, struggle, and dedication.
