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Governance on extended leave

The political uncertainty continuing for over a month has brought governance in Jharkhand to a standstill. ... | Read..

Cloud over JSCA age test

The claims of the Jharkhand State Cricket Association in selecting players of genuine age seem to have come a cropper as som... | Read..

In search of spiritual justice

Jharkhand Chief Justice Muthusamy Karpagavinayagam has set three objectives for the judiciary — ABC. A stands for reduct... | Read..

Tradition of 124 years

Despite the abundance of grandeur elsewhere, Durgabati — the first community puja organised in Ranchi in 1883— draws a h... | Read..

In a mess, nobody’s students

Boys & girls suffer as government adopts CBSE course for intermediate

Three teachers, 600 students, one section and no classroom that can hold more than 150 students. That is the plight of Inter ... | Read..

A Ganesh idol being given heat treatment to facilitate drying up of the structure. Picture by Bhola Prasad
Wet spells spell doom for artisans

Hello It's Monday,
September 25, 2006

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Reality Bites

Dear chief minister, I have never had the privilege of meeting you. But when it became clear... | Read..

Wet spells spell doom for artisans

The continuous rains has spelt doom for the idolmakers. On one hand they are incurring heavy losses... | Read..

Quantity fades as quality gains ground
Hailing from Mangalore, Fr C.R. Prabhu, rector of St Albert’s College, R... \| Read..
Puja rivalry leads to protest over arrest
Over 500 Baghbera residents, including women and children, gheraoed th... \| Read..
Students battle for badminton cup
In a keenly contested match, Deboshruti Biswas of Dakshin Bharatiya Ma... \| Read..
Poor reply to Munda unity call
The internal politicking in the BJP state wing refuses to settle down.... \| Read..
Fiction from corporate head
Human resource expert Niroop Mahanty has decided to give adventure a skip... \| Read..
Koda to go all out for flood relief
Chief minister Madhu Koda wants to leave no stone unturned to tide ove... \| Read..
‘Spirit’ of law holds fort
The “spirit” of law and not its “letter” is what should guide the judg... \| Read..
Shooting through the lashing showers
Shooters usually avoid cloudy and inclement weather. But the young shooter... \| Read..
Rain pours water on fest-eve
Rains have not only played a spoilsport in the run-up to the Puja with... \| Read..
Docs at CM door with woes of 1900
Congratulating Madhu Koda on becoming the chief minister, the Indian M... \| Read..
Soggy souls ride high on hot wheels
If you thought you saw Circuit (of Munna Bhai fame) whizzing pa... \| Read..
Marandi’s ‘Morcha’ strikes out Stephen
Former chief minister Babulal Marandi today officially announced the name ... \| Read..
Oldest hybrid lion dies in Tata zoo
It will be an empty cell at the Tata Steel Zoological Park (TSZP) from... \| Read..
Defaulting units get ‘bazaar tax’ notice
The cash-starved Mineral Area Development Authority (MADA) has sent no... \| Read..
Police to review arms permits
Police have trained their guns on Shanti Sena, an armed group headed ... \| Read..
Sleepless over berth pangs
The three JMM legislators eyeing ministerial berths are giving sleeple... \| Read..
Throwing caution to wind
Picture this. A pint-sized three-wheeler, brimming with tots and finding it... \| Read..

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Living in fear of the abductors

It’s the stars

The right noise

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Balanced blend of five elements