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	Temperature Min : 20.1°C (+0) Max : 37.1°C (+0)
Relative Humidity:
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Sunrise : 5:40 AM
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Frequent fliers on expense radar

Outraged at the suggestion that the state government might foot the bill for NDA legislators? flying pilgrimage to Rajasthan, the Opposition today demanded a ?white paper? on the use of chartered planes.... | Read..

Foodgrain gets VAT break for a year

While announcing the implementation of VAT (Value Added Tax) in April, finance minister Raghubar Das today declared that... | Read..

Child noose for trio

A court in Tenughat has sentenced to death three youths for the 2002 murder of a Central Coalfields Limited employee and... | Read..

Panel pool to douse wild fire

This summer, a national-level crisis group in New Delhi will monitor and help fight forest fires in Jharkhand, and in th... | Read..

Key unlocks conflict deadlock

High court postpones hearing to April 18

The courtroom battle between Jamshedpur lawyers and the district judge ended in a moral victory for the latter with the divi ... | Read..

Munda: Rough flight
Frequent fliers on expense radar

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March 30, 2006

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You share your birthday with...

Celine Dion and Norah Jones You?re a private person; you don?t flaunt your feelings. You h ...Read..

Nitty Gritty

There?s definitely nothing cooler than strumming a guitar sitting on the lawns of one?s college or a... | Read..

Worry over Santhali
The Sahitya Akademi has expressed concern at the dwindling number of entri... \| Read..
Test of grit in dream leap
Kamala Gope wrote her first-year intermediate examination sitting on h... \| Read..
Frenzied mob beats two goons to death
A frenzied mob, mostly women, lynched two persons to death at the subu... \| Read..
String of new year bashes
With the beginning of the year for various communities just around the... \| Read..
MP backs aliens in road right fight
The dispute between the National Institute of Technology and the peopl... \| Read..
Pride of place for prized seventeen
The state government today finalised the names of artistes who will ge... \| Read..
Job scores high after new tax rule
After value-added tax (VAT) is implemented in Jharkhand, it will creat... \| Read..
Parties split over rehab package
The ruling coalition and the Opposition in the state are sharply divid... \| Read..
?Black? day for divided TWU
The office-bearers of the faction-ridden Tata Workers? Union (TWU) had... \| Read..
Rebel held, 6 cops injured
Seraikela-Kharsawan police arrested the area commander of the Communis... \| Read..
Eclipse unearths beliefs
The solar eclipse, considered to be a harbinger of bad news and calami... \| Read..
Soren monitors coal deal
The management of Coal India and five trade unions reached an amicable... \| Read..
Stick to your main job, sir
Members of Parliament and state legislatures are elected to represent the p... \| Read..
Fancy flight for govt in quagmire
While carrying out a campaign to get the shattered half-a-kilometre East Ja... \| Read..

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Drugs on fire, stick for four

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