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Moon for all, say Cong, JMM

Predictably promising everything to everyone, both the Congress and the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) today released their manifestos for next month?s Assembly poll.... | Read..

Blood of innocence for dark god

Tara Sardar, a country liquor seller, saw a dream last night: Goddess Kali asking him for the head of a minor boy. This ... | Read..

Deserted villages after strike

The silent and the serene surroundings of the dingy villages falling on both sides of the muddy tract lie deserted for k... | Read..

Soren shuts door on Laloo

The fissures in the UPA allowance have widened further with Shibu Soren breaking his silence and accusing RJD chief Laloo Ya... | Read..

Fun & frolic rock campus

Morning rain fails to dampen spirits at Xavier Utsav 2005

There was no way anyone could spoil their party ? not even the rain gods. Students of St. Xavier?s College made the second d ... | Read..

Students take part in the face painting contest at ?Wheels-2005? at Telco Club. Picture by Bhola Prasad

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January 24, 2005

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Passion and Pastime

?Who was the second husband of Napoleon Bonaparte?s first wife?? The question came completely out of... | Read..

Officers, gentlemen & killers
There is a fixed image of a police officer in our mind. All brawn and no br... \| Read..
Canine line-up jazzes up show
Jazz, 28 inches, with a thick shiny brown coat, stole the show.... \| Read..
Loyola alumnus down memory lane
Childhood memories of days spent at the steel city and moments with fr... \| Read..
Hero tribute, poll in mind
As men in khadi trooped in Aam Bagan ground to pay their respect to Netaji... \| Read..
March date for NIT fest
After successfully organising their first athletics meet, students of ... \| Read..
Re 1 reach-out poll mantra
Reaching out seems to be the latest mantra of candidates. They are dev... \| Read..
Catering move draws clubs? ire
The Jharkhand State Cricket Association?s (JSCA) decision to appoint profe... \| Read..
Big bash wraps up Wheels-2005
A glittering function marked the concluding day of ?Wheels-2005? this even... \| Read..
BJP to bank on youths at booths
The BJP has decided to leave no stone unturned when it comes to booth ... \| Read..
Calcutta link in card scam
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has found senior Bharat Sanc... \| Read..
Fear after deaths on road
A well-laid 100-m pothole-free stretch of bitumen could be anyone?s dr... \| Read..
Jamua battle hots up
The BJP and the RJD might well be on their way to establishing an exchange... \| Read..
Management mission with soul
Less than two years after Father Beni Alphonse Ekka took o... \| Read..
Industry puts netas on alert
The capital?s business community today made a pitch for a greater say... \| Read..
Sodomy slur on tutor
Kadma police today detained a private tutor on charges of sodomising h... \| Read..
Cricket match
The Tatisilwai Cricket Club (TCC) defeated the Tarun Sangam (TS) team ... \| Read..
*Career options for neta* kids**
Ministers might have bunked classes and hit the streets during their s... \| Read..
Shun-poll call in red tide
Over 500 People?s Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA) cadre, a wing of th... \| Read..
Loan shirk slur on Giridih nominees
Government and financial institutions owe Rs 12 lakh from almost all the c... \| Read..

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