A revolt & a banquet hall foiled move to make Soren's wife CM

Hemant Soren Takes Oath as Jharkhand CM After 5 Months in Jail | Power Struggle Within JMM |Oneindia

Hemant Soren is back as the Chief Minister of Jharkhand after spending five months in jail. This development comes after a brief tenure by Champai Soren, who rose to the position amidst a power struggle within the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM). Watch the full story of Hemant Soren's return and the political dynamics that shaped this comeback. #HemantSoren #JharkhandCM #ChampaiSoren #JMM #PoliticalDrama #JharkhandPolitics #ChiefMinister #IndiaNews #PoliticalStruggle #BreakingNews #ReturnToPower #HemantSorenReturn #IndianPolitics #JharkhandNews ~HT.178~PR.274~ED.155~GR.124~

Hemant Soren Set for a Political Comeback in Jharkhand? Sources Indicate Return As CM| Watch

Hemant Soren, executive president of Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), may return as Jharkhand's chief minister. Recently released on bail after five months in jail, Soren is set to lead a crucial meeting of INDIA bloc legislators on July 3. A party source hinted at a possible "change of guard" in the state. Speculation about Soren's return has increased following the sudden cancellation of current Chief Minister Champai Soren's important programs. #HemantSoren #JharkhanMuktiMorcha #JMM #INDIAAlliance #ChampaiSoren #HemantSorenCM #Politics #Indianews #Oneindia #Oneindianews

“No Direct Involvement…”, Hemant Soren Gets Bail in Land Scam Case

Ranchi: Former Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren was granted bail by the High Court in a land scam case, leading to his release from jail this morning. The court found that, prima facie, Soren is not guilty and is unlikely to commit another offense while on bail. His counsel, Arunabh Chowdhury, confirmed the bail was granted on a bond of ₹50,000 and two sureties of the same amount each. Soren, leader of the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha, was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate on January 31 on money laundering charges related to the acquisition of 8.86 acres of land in Ranchi. The court's decision followed earlier setbacks for Soren, including bail denials by both the Ranchi special court and the High Court, and the Supreme Court's refusal of interim bail. Soren has consistently denied the charges, accusing the ruling BJP of framing him to derail the opposition. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story #HemantSoren #JharkhandNews #LandScam #PoliticalDrama #EDInvestigation #ed #modi #narendramodi #oneindia #oneindianews ~HT.178~ED.194~GR.124~

Homebuyers Take Advantage of Easing Mortgage Rates

Homebuyers , Take Advantage of , Easing Mortgage Rates. 'Newsweek' reports that the number of mortgage applications increased for the week ending June 21 as the cost of home loans has begun to ease. . According to the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) Market Composite Index, there was a nearly 1% increase in mortgage applications from the week before. MBA data shows that it is the third consecutive week of an increase in application numbers. . At the same time, refinancing activity was up 28% compared to the same time in 2023. In recent weeks, mortgage rates have trended below 7%, helping to slightly reduce the cost of monthly payments for potential homebuyers. Mortgage rates were mostly lower last week, with the 30-year fixed rate declining slightly to 6.93 percent, the lowest level in more than three months, Joel Kan, MBA's deputy chief economist, via 'Newsweek'. According to Joel Kan, MBA's deputy chief economist, the drop in rates has failed to convince more homeowners to change the terms of their existing loans. According to Redfin data, almost 90% of U.S. homeowners have mortgages below 6%, cheaper than the current market. Purchase applications did see a small increase after adjusting for the Juneteenth holiday, Joel Kan, MBA's deputy chief economist, via 'Newsweek'. Government purchase loans, primarily FHA and VA, saw gains of more than 2 percent over the previous week, as homebuyers in those segments sought to take advantage of the recent rate relief, Joel Kan, MBA's deputy chief economist, via 'Newsweek'