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Lalit Mehta’s murderer in net

Palamau police today claimed to have arrested the murderer of Lalit Mehta, the social activist working for the cause of the NREGS, who was killed on May 18.... | Read..

TAA cadet wins ticket to Olympics

Reena Kumari has missed the berth but V. Pranitha has made the city proud by clinching a slot in the Indian women’s arch... | Read..

Jogga dishes out fresh sports awards

Schools participating in sports organised under the banner of Jamshedpur Girls’ and Guys’ Association (Jogga) can pocket... | Read..

Work on Ginger Hotel begins

With the East Singhbhum district administration and Tata Steel giving the necessary clearance, decks have been cleared for t... | Read..

Cops nab 5 members of hi-tech gang

Police today busted a gang of hi-tech criminals by arresting five persons. ... | Read..

Participants at the farewell programme of SAIL officers in Ranchi on Monday. Picture by Hardeep Singh

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Rally brakes on city traffic

A rally of about 12,000 Bharatiya Bhojpuri Sangh (BBS) members, including 4,000 women, turned c... | Read..

Commandos on way to red bastions

Police personnel equipped with specialised skills in anti-insurgency and counter-terrorism will... | Read..

Flood far away, but fear grips steel city
Within a fortnight, the fear of flooding has once again gripped people... \| Read..
Rinpas operations sullied by middlemen
The absence of a full-time director at the Ranchi Institute of Neuro Psych... \| Read..
L&T staff scared out of Bokaro
Two senior officials of Larsen and Toubro (L&T) — involved in mod... \| Read..
Funds plea for online records
Chief minister Madhu Koda intends to seek the assistance of Asian Developm... \| Read..
Daylight robbery in town square
Three people, one of them armed, today robbed Rs 4.75 lakh from the em... \| Read..
Wider job options for rural women
Women in rural areas can soon aspire to earn well and pursue opportuni... \| Read..
HC prod to truant govt in Sahi case
The state government refrained from appearing before the Jharkhand Hig... \| Read..
Postal dept promotes family planning
The state health department is not concerned about family planning al... \| Read..
Tribal students bag hotel jobs
Around 115 tribal students pursuing the one-year craft course in hote... \| Read..
Home deliveries cause deaths
Around 65 per cent of all deliveries in the state are still conducted ... \| Read..
Sisters get priest degree
Despite a continuing ban on women to conduct masses by the Roman Catho... \| Read..
Three new trains on anvil
It is time for the South Eastern Railway to fulfil the promises of railway... \| Read..
Trilingual dictionary all set to hit stands
A trilingual dictionary on Kharia, one of the tribal languages spoken in t... \| Read..
State bids adieu to 73 PSU employees
Seventy-three PSU employees, including mines secretary Jai Shankar Tiwary ... \| Read..
Homemakers in reality dream
Household chores took backstage in several homes, as married women tur... \| Read..
Tributes to Santhal siblings
Various political parties and social groups in the state capital on ... \| Read..
Special team to fight red
Strategies to nab criminals and combat Naxalism occupied centrestage in a ... \| Read..
Poll talks steal show
Martyrs lay forgotten as politicians virtually used the 153rd annivers... \| Read..