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Land deal gone sour, entrepreneurs stuck

A land deal between the government of undivided Bihar and the forest department has gone sour, leaving in the lurch several small and medium-scale enterprises in the Adityapur industrial area. ... | Read..

Tender fails to break liquor lock

Testing times of tipplers in East Singhbhum would prolong. For, not a single bidder turned up today for the tender float... | Read..

Crime spurt after blast scare

Bomb hoax scare over the past 48 hours has virtually given a free hand to criminals in the steel city. ... | Read..

Bid to widen highway begins

National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has set the ball rolling for the four-laning of Hazaribagh-Ranchi stretch of... | Read..

Cars at forefront, preparations take back seat

Taking an optimistic stand, the National Games Organising Committee (NGOC) has initiated steps for floating a tender for veh... | Read..

NCC cadets of ABM College take part in a rally on saving the girl child. Picture by Bhola Prasad

Hello It's Saturday , August 2 , 2008

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Flight Timings

Hoax bomb scare keeps steel city school shut

Yesterday’s hoax bomb call kept the students of ADLS Sunshine School away from lessons today.... | Read..

Fortnight for nod to proposals

For the first time since the industrial policy was launched in 2001, the state government today... | Read..

Contest to check wrapping skills
Gift items were fashioned well in advance to celebrate Friendship Day ... \| Read..
TVNL collapses
The state residents were forced to go without power after the lone fun... \| Read..
Ailing prisoners dumped to die at RIMS
Do prisoners deserve to be left to die in a room of a government medical ... \| Read..
Coal chief sets target
On his first day in office as the chief executive of Central Coalfield... \| Read..
It’s all about gifts & spending money, honey!
It would be difficult to profess love for a friend if you don’t have p... \| Read..
Siblings’ bodies found
Divers on Wednesday fished out bodies of two missing siblings from Haz... \| Read..
Leaders split, street in mess
The Hazaribagh-Katkamsandi-Chatra road reconstruction has become a con... \| Read..
Red fear stalls road progress
Development projects have taken a back seat in Singhbhum-Kolhan region... \| Read..
SCCI felicitates Bessemer awardee
The Singhbhum Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) today felicitated T.... \| Read..
Consult doctors via satellite
Tata Steel managing director B. Muthuraman today inaugurated a Telemed... \| Read..
Police stick JMT workers
Police resorted to lathicharge near JMT Auto Limited, an ancillary uni... \| Read..
Date with Tagore after hiatus
After a hiatus of 14 long years, the people of Jamshedpur again celebr... \| Read..
Probe against DSP starts
Probe against Jharkhand Armed Police (6) deputy superintendent Arif Im... \| Read..
Vacuum in babudom
Four out of five commissionerates of the state became “headless” from ... \| Read..
Senior leaders skip BJP meet
Though BJP has begun preparations for the forthcoming Assembly electio... \| Read..
Blue-black to replace khaki
It’s finally goodbye to the ubiquitous “khaki”.... \| Read..