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Steel city loses out

Handball, one of the 33 disciplines at the 34th National Games, would now be held in Ranchi instead of Jamshedpur after steel city officials expressed their inability to complete the court and mini stadium before the September 30 deadline.... | Read..

Convict caught napping in Bihar

He has given many sleepless nights to police. But today, a doze landed him behind bars.... | Read..

Centre’s showpiece job scheme overlooks women

The National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) has been far from fair to the women of the state. For, against a nat... | Read..

Flags of faith fly high at festivities

Keeping the 79-year-old history of the procession alive, representatives of over 125 akharas of the city today tr... | Read..

Hazaribagh activist does a Swades

Mithilesh ready with cost-effective mini thermal plant to light up village

Mithilesh Kumar Dangi is all set to unveil what Mohan Bhargav did on silver screen: providing power to rural areas using ind ... | Read..

Devotees pray to Goddess Durga during the Basanti Navratra at Chhotki Kali Mandap near Gandhi Chowk in Giridih. Picture by Shahnawaz Akhtar

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Delhi to decide on RIMS admission

The woes of Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) students are far from over as Medical... | Read..

Protest over director dismissal

The National Institute of Foundry and Forge Technology (NIFFT) is on the boil due to the “untim... | Read..

Where’s the party tonight!
The new civic body representatives are getting used to parties and ex... \| Read..
Women phased out, men man traffic posts
The mayor of the city is a woman but when it comes to traffic management,... \| Read..
BCCI relief for state cricket body
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has filed an affidavi... \| Read..
Maths paper holds key to IIT success
The mathematics paper was the only hurdle for thousands of IIT aspiran... \| Read..
30 girls to take SAI test
After a prolonged and tiring selection process in the interiors of Gum... \| Read..
Sweet little things usher new year
Waking up this morning, two things most Bengalis in the state capital... \| Read..
Bhajan, bhangra mark Baisakhi
From bhangra to bhajans, Baisakhi this year was special ... \| Read..
Super shield for peaceful festival
East Singhbhum district administration has made elaborate security arr... \| Read..
New heights for 11 climbers
The Tata Steel Adventure Foundation (TSAF) today announced the 11-member a... \| Read..
New FM station for music lovers
The war of the radio channels in the steel city is set to get tougher ... \| Read..
IRCTC seals stalls at station
Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) sealed four fo... \| Read..
Film lessons this summer break
Gone are the days when students considered the summer holidays a break... \| Read..
Modern ICU at Noamundi
An intensive care unit was inaugurated at Tata Steel’s hospital at Noa... \| Read..
Double murder in 24 hours
A failure to conceive within two years of marriage allegedly prompted ... \| Read..
Varsity launch amid protest
Amid loud protests by Inder Singh Namdhari, the former Assembly Speaker an... \| Read..
Dalit welfare to please Congress
Chief minister Madhu Koda wants to set his government’s record on Dali... \| Read..