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Capital plays spoilsport on D-Day

With over 50 per cent turnout of voters in 27 civic bodies today, the first municipal polls of Jharkhand since its creation in 2000 was largely peaceful, though sporadic incidents of rigging and violence were reported in the Ranchi Municipal Corpora... | Read..

Probe demand in youth death

A few youths from Azadnagar in Mango created a ruckus at Tata Main Hospital following the death of a 30-year-old man in ... | Read..

Plan to support convicts’ families

Children of prisoners in the state jails could soon get free education and even means of employment if a government plan is ... | Read..

Protest call against mayor quota

Several voters in the state capital today, antagonised by the reservation of mayor’s post for scheduled tribe women, eit... | Read..

Eagle eye over prison

CCTVs, database to keep tabs on inmates & visitors

Sakchi jail authorities are planning to install closed-circuit television to keep tabs on prisoners and visitors. ... | Read..

Intellectuals and social activists, under the banner of Jharkhand Nagarik Manch, met all the 81 legislators and handed over a petition to each of them ... | Read

Hello It's Wednesday , March 26 , 2008

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Schools in a fix over JET order

City schools are in a fix over yesterday’s directive issued by the Jharkhand Education Tribunal... | Read..

Brands raise bar for retail rack

The growing “mall culture” in the state capital has motivated small producers to opt for bar c... | Read..

They came, they saw, they voted

The day has come and the city has made its decision.... | Read..

Red district votes in peace

The civic body elections here concluded peacefully as 50 per cent poll... | Read..

Bogus voter cry in lack of cards

Bogus voters ruled the roost here today in the first civic poll since ... | Read..

Hungry kya? Food is free

Shyamali Devi had a unique experience this morning. Hailing from Ramghar b... | Read..

War of words in booth

Barring a war of words between a woman and presiding officer, and a be... | Read..

Designer duo make it big in fashion circuit

Even a year ago they were regular students at the city-based Internat... | Read..

Craft fest on cards in steel town

It is time again for the steel city to get the best bargain in Indian ... | Read..

Home team starts in style

A fine unbeaten knock by Deepak Kumar helped last year’s joint winner ... | Read..

Victim to young leader: journey of a girl

Very few people have the courage to lead the way but Pano Hembrom has ... | Read..

Sports training for rural kids

The state sports department has added more day boarding centres in its kit... | Read..

Opp. rules on pitch

In a rare turnaround of events, the members of the ruling coalition an... | Read..

Handball title for men

The Jharkhand men’s team retained the east zone handball title even as... | Read..

Mining poser on women health

Hard to believe, but a recent study revealed that the average life spa... | Read..

Govt mulls alternate Saturday holiday

Within three weeks of reverting to the six-day week format, the state ... | Read..

5 districts on Nabard radar

Buoyed by the success of the ongoing projects at five districts in the st... | Read..

Bungalow owners deter outhouse listing

Though the police are making satisfactory progress in preparing a data... | Read..

Silk weavers pocket global order

After sending consignments to United States, the state handloom depart... | Read..

Jusco resumes meter work

Water problems in Bagan area of the steel city would end soon as Jusco... | Read..

Civic body elections hit haat traders

Traders, who come from far-flung places to Mangla Haat in Chaibasa for... | Read..

Forensic test on suspects in Gujarat

The police have earmarked the Forensic Science Laboratory in Gandhinag... | Read..

Protest seeking pension

Retired employees of Tata Motors Limited today staged a protest in fro... | Read..

Retired judge recovers, shifts to cabin

Former judge R.P. Ravi was today shifted from the critical care unit to a ... | Read..

EVM snag forces voters to wait

Indefinite delay today marked the beginning of civic polls at Chaibasa... | Read..

Election losers: students

Akansha Jhakhar had a distressing day. Not only did she have to battle... | Read..