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Land hiccups plague clean air plans

The Rs 10-crore Damodar Action Plan, a series of ambitious yet necessary anti-pollution projects in Ranchi, Jamshedpur, Bokaro and various other towns, is in limbo because of land issues. ... | Read..

Cops turn cupid, mollify parents

If you want to get married to your lover and your parents are posing a problem, then head to the all-woman police sta... | Read..

Sports bodies back rifle association

State sports associations pledged their support to the Jharkhand Rifle Association (JRA) against any mala fide move of t... | Read..

Posters to nail red brain

In the face of a series of Naxalite-sponsored violence in Tamar and Bundu region, the state police have decided to laun... | Read..

Munda threat to power unit

Former chief minister Arjun Munda’s visit to Sahebganj has brought a smile on the face of the villagers who lost their land ... | Read..

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Cops turn cupid, mollify parents

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Cancer institute opens in capital

Celebrating Doctors’ Day on Tuesday, the first cancer institute started operations after a sarva... | Read..

Dance & drama at freshers’ welcome

Spectacular performances and lots of good wishes welcomed first-year students today. ... | Read..

Chariot fest to revive tradition
This year the rath yatra would break all social barriers and g... \| Read..
CAs chart action plan for state
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has offered to help... \| Read..
Principals criticise JAC grade model
The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) has decided to introduce the five... \| Read..
Wife seeks CBI probe into ‘rebel’ arrest
Wife of alleged extremist and a member of JLT today moved the high cou... \| Read..
Focus on India to arrest trafficking
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has placed India on top of... \| Read..
Students create magic out of nothing
Students today used waste as a resource to showcase their creative b... \| Read..
Burglars break lock, loot cash, cellphones
Unidentified goons broke open a cellphone shop and decamped with two h... \| Read..
State karate bodies in tussle
Fight between two parallel state karate bodies has apparently intensif... \| Read..
Free health tests on Doctors’ Day
Steel city doctors celebrated Doctors’ Day today with aplomb.... \| Read..
BJP activists gherao police station
BJP district unit today gheraoed Golmuri police station in protest against... \| Read..
Railway dishes out new time table
South Eastern Railway today came out with a new time table where few e... \| Read..
Bumpy ride on biz hub link
A cement-laden truck unable to see the road divider in the evening ran... \| Read..
Babudom rejig
The state government today transferred nine IAS officers besides appoi... \| Read..
NBA tag ruled mandatory
A vetting from National Board of Accreditation (NBA) has been mandator... \| Read..
Transfer shower hints at foul play
When policemen were sweating it out against Naxalites in Tamar, the tw... \| Read..
Rain scare for Games arena
Engineers working at the main stadium for the 34th National Games are ... \| Read..
CM dials Delhi bosses for rehab tips
Treading a cautious path, chief minister Madhu Koda has sought suggest... \| Read..
Matka kingpin in cop net
The arrest of a kingpin of the lottery network, which is flourishing h... \| Read..
Beer on a high
The steel city virtually dried up indefinitely when sale of liquor was... \| Read..
Liquor licence finds no takers
Eight hundred liquor shops across 24 districts were closed today for indef... \| Read..