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Passenger comfort takes backseat

The Chakradharpur railway division might be the highest revenue-earning division in the country. But, when it comes to passenger amenities, it has not gained much. ... | Read..

Flames destroy wedding dreams

Bridegrooms in the steel city have apparently found themselves in a quandary.... | Read..

Glorious past, now just a faded memory

It’s hard to miss the sight of 10 dilapidated cottages spread across an 8-acre plot on Bariatu Road in the capital. ... | Read..

New address for advocates

After having run its office in makeshift quarters, the Jharkhand State Bar Council will now have its own “magnificent” b... | Read..

Agriculture students opt for silent protest

The Jharkhand Krishi Berozgar Sangh and the agriculture faculty of Birsa Agriculture University (BAU) has resorted to Ga... | Read..

Over 20 men and women from Pradhankhanta Bediya Tola, a village of snake charmers in Baliapur block, stage a dharna at Randhir Verma Chowk in Dhanbad ... | Read

Flight Timings

Children step out of jail, enter amusement park

It was a day that Anjali Kumari had been waiting for. ... | Read..

IMA demands docs on court panel

Disturbed by the increasing number of cases against doctors in consumer courts, the Indian Medi... | Read..

Bridge brings dust & ditches
Commuters wonder if the bridge under construction at Karamtoli Chowk w... \| Read..
CS on leave, Koda cool
Chief secretary P.P. Sharma’s one-month leave application came as a we... \| Read..
Engineer held for ransom
Armed criminals allegedly belonging to the Mahendra Hansda group today... \| Read..
Council objects to extremist slur
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has raised objections to a... \| Read..
Bye-bye labour, back to school
Several children in urban areas who dropped learning for livelihood ha... \| Read..
Loom study for better market
The handloom department has decided to prepare a database of artists i... \| Read..
Remand for don on cards
Brajesh Singh would be brought here on police remand to establish his ass... \| Read..
Trekkers on trail of the unknown
They might not be hip and happening like other trekkers, but what they... \| Read..
Sand supply feud leads to bloodshed
Adityapur witnessed yet another bloodshed in sequel to Balu-ghat rival... \| Read..
Pupils cry for dismissal
Over 200 students of Jamshedpur Women’s College gathered near the inst... \| Read..
Power crisis sparks protest
Angry over the acute power crisis in Jharkhand State Electri- city Bo... \| Read..
Tech cradle faculty on strike
The National Institute of Technology (NIT), Jamshedpur, faculty starte... \| Read..
Raging inferno guts fruit mart
Property worth lakhs was gutted when fire broke out at the congested f... \| Read..
NGO team voices tribal concern
It’s a platform for human rights and now it is in Jharkhand.... \| Read..
Prisoners chase dream
Study is the buzzword at the Dhanbad district jail at present. ... \| Read..
Film big hit in small town
The people of smaller towns have shown more tolerance compared to the... \| Read..
Women in election arena
The forthcoming civic body polls in this tribal heartland would concen... \| Read..
Minority teachers get paid, finally
About 500-odd teachers of government-run minority schools are set to get t... \| Read..
IAS officers on poll panel radar
The state election commission will seek the services of at least five ... \| Read..
State set to shop power
In a bid to fight power crisis, the state government on Monday decided... \| Read..