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Flak-hit CM doles out farmer sops

Twenty-two farmers, one from each district, would be sent to Israel for training to improve their agricultural skill. ... | Read..

Govt fails to keep promise on Tata lease

The state government has failed to keep its promise of renewing Tata Steel?s land lease by August 15.... | Read..

?Sporty? DJ eyes London

Vinayak Upadhya, from the city, was adjudged the sportiest DJ at the War of the DJs competition in Mumbai on Friday and ... | Read..

Move for Natarajan sack

A proposal has been made to dismiss the suspended inspector-general of police P.S. Natarajan, but the question doing the... | Read..

Ghazal therapy for gruff cops

Soft music in police stations will allow officers to de-stress

It is used by doctors to get through the strenuous hours of surgery, by corporate houses to beat nerve-wracking tension, by ... | Read..

Children sell national flags near Albert Ekka Chowk in Ranchi on the eve of Independence Day. Picture by Hardeep Singh

Hello It's Monday,
August 15, 2005

	I-Day flag hoisting
	Rafting
	Peace rally

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Kumar Dinesh Deo
Violinist, Hindustani Classical

Passion and Pastime

Vinod Mani Diwakar is a 1974 pass-out of the Indian Police Service. This December he will be visitin... | Read..

Lafarge venture with LIG houses
Cement major Lafarge India Private Limited has decided to construct 110 ho... \| Read..
Sting in the tale
The stink raised by the sting operation targeted at the Ranchi IG refuses ... \| Read..
Plastic free I-Day
The removal of faulty Tricolour flags means that history will not be repea... \| Read..
PMO seeks state report
The Prime Minister?s Office (PMO) has asked Orissa Government to expla... \| Read..
JSEB protest planned
Industrialists in Adityapur plan to protest against the behaviour of o... \| Read..
Residents answer to clean-up call
Sunday mornings could not have been more different for a handful of pe... \| Read..
Political overtures in gun-battle
Last Friday?s gun-battle between supporters of former BJP district pre... \| Read..
Freedom & festivities
The steel city bathed in waves of patriotism as school children, along wit... \| Read..
Tata Steel seals bonus deal
Tata Steel signed the annual bonus agreement for the year 2004-05 toda... \| Read..
Sikhs in protest march
Over 500 Sikhs, including women and children, took to the streets in a... \| Read..
Activity boost for the deaf
After an indifference of more than five years, the Singhbhum District ... \| Read..
A bond with Indian life
He considers himself firstly as a teacher and then puts his other achiev... \| Read..
Violation slur on coal officers
Parliament?s Standing Committee accused senior coal officials of shady... \| Read..
Govt wakes up in need of database
For the first time since the creation of Jharkhand, the government has... \| Read..
Rebel threat keeps cops on high alert
Police have sounded an alert, especially in the Naxalite-infested area... \| Read..
Hospital sops for poor
There is good news for Jharkhand?s below poverty line (BPL) patients i... \| Read..
National Song or Anthem, netas confused
Ask a child to sing the National Song and be guaranteed he will do it. The... \| Read..

Jharkhand at a Glance

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Cops on toes in rebel-hit pockets