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	Temperature Min : 23.4°C (+0) Max : 32.7°C (+0)
Rainfall : 45.7 mm
Relative Humidity:
Max : 97% Min : 80%
Sunrise : 5:01 AM
Sunset : 6:28 PM
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Generally cloudy sky with possibility of rain or thundershowers in some parts. Maximum temperature likely to be around 29 degree celcius.

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Chaos rains supreme

Death, flooded streets and homes, dead phone lines and traffic nightmares struck together as a blanket of rain wrapped the state and the weathermen predicted the arrival of monsoon within another 24 hours. ... | Read..

Tata MoU for green cover

A journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step. And following this proverb, a beginning was made here today on ... | Read..

Dinosaur crib beneath ice

Sixty-five million years ago, a meteor wiped out the dinosaurs. Now new evidence suggests an even bigger chunk of rock h... | Read..

Writer and an administrator

?Well, I write, I research, I travel and I try to reach out to people and their lives.? And if one were to persist, he might... | Read..

Cable trip hurts football buffs

Tussle between ESPN distributor & city operators clouds live telecast

While the soccer stars are sweating it out overtime to mesmerise their fans world over during the FIFA World Cup, the city f ... | Read..

Chaos rains supreme

Hello It's Tuesday,
June 6, 2006

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Parallel Lines

A mango tree, along with the Ashoka, neem and tamarind, that stands tall on the vacant piece of land adjacent to. | Read..

Labour of love, toil and patience

Gardens provide the ideal space where families reconnect and bond over chores, feels IAS officer ... | Read..

Women?s panel on course, finally
After several promises, the state government is understood to have fin... \| Read..
Tool to pass cheques
The steel city today became the 42nd clearing zone of the country to obtai... \| Read..
Save-earth pledge marks green day
World Environment Day was celebrated in the steel city today with vari... \| Read..
More nuke plants in pipeline
The future looks bright for the state?s nuclear energy sector with more ur... \| Read..
Mystery shrouds youth?s death
Mystery shrouds the death of a 30-year-old youth, whose body was found... \| Read..
Mughal magic for mosque deck-up
The Central Mosque will soon boast of a state-of-the-art look blended ... \| Read..
Rebels in FIR
West Singhbhum police today named 14 Maoists in an FIR lodged in relat... \| Read..
Clogging cloud hovers over steel city
Memories of the Mumbai flood mayhem returned to haunt Jamshedpur today... \| Read..
July date for intermediate classes
Jharkhand Academic Council has set a deadline of July 3 for the commen... \| Read..
Tired CM ducks eco drive, Rai steps in
A slew of new environment projects was inaugurated today by forests and en... \| Read..
Sports lesson on track
Sports department secretary N.N. Sinha inaugurated a six-week certific... \| Read..
Camp sows seeds of unity
Over 600 NCC cadets from across the country will embrace unity in dive... \| Read..
Police protection plan falls flat
Dragon Mobile Service, the city police?s strategy to protect morning w... \| Read..
Probe into threat calls to MLA
A businessman from Phulbani district landed in police net after allegedly ... \| Read..
Court refuses relief to CBI head
CBI director Vijay Shankar will now have to appear before the Jharkhan... \| Read..
Deadline for Tata project
The Hooghly administration will declare by June-end the exact area to ... \| Read..
Rebels root for progress
The CPI (Maoist), which has been accused of putting bottlenecks in the... \| Read..
Blame game follows gory play
Someone unknown cut off the vacuum line of Howrah-Varanasi Vibhuti Exp... \| Read..
Sex workers for HIV test
When it comes to HIV, sex workers in the state are no longer hiding behind... \| Read..

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