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Messy morning for cops

They are forced to queue up for sleep. They also stand in a queue every morning for using the toilet. But the thousand-odd policemen stationed at Police Lines here do not have to queue up for food because no food is made available at the Police Line... | Read..

Graft slur on postmaster

During the recent social audit, volunteers of NREGA Watch stumbled upon a bizarre finding — officials of a local post of... | Read..

Patna backup for ODI

The city may well lose the chance of hosting the India-Australia ODI later this year. ... | Read..

Extra classes doubtful

Few city colleges have shown eagerness to conduct extra classes at the intermediate level according to the Jharkhand Academi... | Read..

Singapore signs up

Bijhar binds Bihar, Jharkhand with roots

Hunger for homeland love among select group of that Indian diaspora gave birth to “Bijhar”, which, four years down the line, ... | Read..

Whose turn? The long queue to one of the few toilets at the Police Lines on Wednesday morning. Picture by Manik Bose
Messy morning for cops

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You share your birthday with...

Kristin Scott ThomasYou are blessed with the healing touch, and would make a good doctor, ...Read..

New courses win vote

A simple graduation course in social sciences is passé, as students are opting for new courses that ... | Read..

Better jobs cheer all

It was the culmination of two years’ of hard work and rigorous efforts... | Read..

Model station minus basic amenities

No lavatory in common platform numbers two and three. The fans there s... | Read..

Birsa zoo inmates in comfort zone

With the mercury and humidity levels refusing to dip, the authorities ... | Read..

Poultry farming for jobless

The poultry sector in the state is all set to get a shot in the arm wi... | Read..

Students check in to dream camp

Some ups and downs in arrangements may draw criticism, but the unprece... | Read..

Techies’ work cut out

Chairman of Atomic Energy Commission Anil Kakodkar said today that stu... | Read..

MLA sniffs police nexus

Hundreds of CPI-ML supporters today marched to the district collectora... | Read..

Step to spot impostors

Rampant misuse of first-class AC passes issued to MPs’ spouses has com... | Read..

Outsourcing for better studies

Come July, and the state government would outsource the six residentia... | Read..

Court rejects bail plea

The court of chief judicial magistrate (CJM) Deepak Kumar today reject... | Read..

Razi benefit for retired soldiers

Governor Syed Razi has announced an increment in the pension of old soldie... | Read..

Rebel-friendly scribes on cop radar

Believe it or not, some journalists are backing Maoists in the state. ... | Read..

Gas emission affects residents

Carbon monoxide (CO) emission around the Barari open cast mine in Lodn... | Read..

Passion for stray pups

Initially, a lot of people turned up their noses at their efforts. Some lau... | Read..

Muslim marries Hindu eunuch

A Muslim band-party owner married a Hindu eunuch, while adhering to al... | Read..

Guns, temple statues stolen

While seven police rifles were stolen from Mokama referral hospital, a... | Read..

Broken bones? Blame toddy

Broken bones in Magadh? Then blame toddy. ... | Read..

Cops avert college suicides

An alert police team managed to save nine lives in VSS Medical College and... | Read..

Paddy boost to economy

Buoyed by a per cent increase in total food grain production during th... | Read..

Takeover talks on

Orissa Electricity Regulatory Commission (OERC) has invited National T... | Read..

Snail mail boss pens fiction

A.N. Nanda decided to go all the way with his book. Not only did the p... | Read..

Star spot site

Orissa may soon have an advanced astronomical observatory of its own.... | Read..

CM power plan tribute to papa

With an eye on the forthcoming Assembly polls, now rumoured to be sch... | Read..

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