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Tribal tongue cracks civil service

The state government is yet to implement its mother tongue as the medium of instruction in primary schools, but for some tribal youths, their mother tongues have proved to be the passport to get into the coveted state civil services.... | Read..

HC whip on realty dispute

Jharkhand High Court today directed the state housing board chairman to decide on its dispute with private builders. ... | Read..

Poor response to Red Cross Day

The World Red Cross Day went by with few people observing it or making an effort to keep the spirit of the day alive. ... | Read..

DPS logs on to Wi-Fi system

Wi-Fi would soon get popular with schoolchildren. ... | Read..

JSEB orders power cuts to stay afloat

Pay less, suffer more seems to be Jharkhand State Electricity Board’s latest mantra. ... | Read..

Students present a cultural programme on Rabindra Jayanti at Tagore Academy in Jamshedpur. Picture by Bhola Prasad nSee Backpage

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Bokaro superintendent of police Priya Dubey today suspended officer in ... | Read..

Men come forward to marry inmates

Advocate Sanjay Karamkar’s marriage with Maini Kumari, an inmate of the women’s probation home,... | Read..

Reservation counters shut
Serpentine queues before railway ticket reservation windows are not un... \| Read..
Residents’ thumbs up to RRDA relief
Ranchi Regional Development Authority’s (RRDA) move of granting post f... \| Read..
Battle won in family planning
Hers is a silent revolution in rural areas for family planning. Pains ... \| Read..
Stale syllabus for students this year
While students across the country would be taught according to the rev... \| Read..
Stage set for maiden herbarium
The state’s first herbarium that would preserve local plant varieties ... \| Read..
Koda prod spurs action
A day after chief minister Madhu Koda pulled up rural engineering organisa... \| Read..
Combing operation to nail Naxalites
A joint combing operation was launched today at Ghurabandha under Ghat... \| Read..
Funds for gymnasts
The state gymnastic body would soon receive Rs 5 lakh from the governm... \| Read..
Poser on Games tender timing
Timing of the global tender to purchase sports gears for the 34th Nati... \| Read..
Flying school set to change course
The realty and aviation boom that took the capital to new heights could cr... \| Read..
Santhal script goes hi-tech
Keyboards of computers with Ol-Chiki alphabets on them is the latest b... \| Read..
Musical homage on hill top to the greatest poet of all times
Several kilometres away from the birthplace of Rabindranath Tagore, hi... \| Read..
Tranquil tributes to Tagore
Women dressed in dhakai saris and men clad in dhoti-kurta singi... \| Read..
Koda hands houses to tribals
An acre to landless tribal families and adequate healthcare facilities... \| Read..
Action plan to check crime in Adityapur
Industrialists held a meeting with the Seraikela-Kharsawan administrat... \| Read..
Record blood donation in single day
A record-breaking 894 units of blood were collected at a blood donatio... \| Read..
Focus on nurturing budding athletes
The state athletics body is laying more stress on nurturing budding talent... \| Read..
Stand-in BIT teachers hold tech college test
Even as the teachers continued with their strike, the viva voce for t... \| Read..
Camp to train special kids
As many as 200 special children from across the country took part at a... \| Read..