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It’s gold rush in East Singhbhum

Two new gold mining regions spread over 800 acres have been identified in East Singhbhum, making it the favoured destination of overseas mining companies. ... | Read..

Digital X-ray for good life

One of the oldest X-ray diagnostic centre in the state, Ranchi X-Ray Clinic on Station Road functioning since 1944 today... | Read..

Science test for teachers

The science teachers of government middle schools are not satisfied with the quality of education they are imparting to ... | Read..

Fun way to new course

Altogether 130 freshers of postgraduate programme in insurance got warm welcome from their seniors today.... | Read..

Koda aides feast, Soren supporters fret

Leader hosts lavish lunch to show gratitude; followers to trek to holy temple

Bidding adieu looks like an easier task than becoming an incumbent. ... | Read..

A 10kg ashtadhatu idol of Radha and Krishna at central excise commissioner Arun Mishra’s home in Bistupur on Janmashtami. Picture by Bh ... | Read

Hello It's Monday , August 25 , 2008

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Tips for tribals on campus

It was a freshers’ day with a difference.... | Read..

Talks on load ahead

Bulk-08, a two-day national seminar on advancement in material handling concluded at Mecon Comm... | Read..

Canvas crusade against social evils
It was a feast for the eyes for art lovers in Ranchi as Shilpi and Him... \| Read..
Driver helps nab goons
The driver of an autorickshaw today helped police arrest two goons.... \| Read..
Learning takes centre stage at theatre festival
They are learning young.... \| Read..
JSEB under fire over meter blast
Businessmen of Adityapur industrial area have decided to lodge an FIR ... \| Read..
Dental college ties up with Tata hospital
Awadh Dental College and Hospital (ADC&H), the state’s first priva... \| Read..
Jail revamp to resist rebels
A spurt in Naxalite violence in East Singhbhum has prompted the distri... \| Read..
NGOs face funds crunch
Several NGOs in the steel city are trying their best to provide a bett... \| Read..
Tech cradle going places
Birla Institute of Technology (BIT), Mesra, has decided to spread it... \| Read..
Rebel strike on hill leaves two dead
After killing a businessman at Galudih in East Singhbhum last Friday, ... \| Read..
Crushing dream of a fossil park
Administrative apathy and the growing hunger for urbanisation in Saheb... \| Read..
Quality review of iron ore reserve on the cards
The mining and geology department is all set to re-explore the state’s... \| Read..
A baggage of woes
Once upon a time, our buses plying on long distance routes did not have any... \| Read..
Threat to scribes
Two journalists, working with a national Hindi daily, received threat ... \| Read..
Warrant haunts ex-officials
Giridih police have been reminded by their superintendent Murari La... \| Read..
Red fear keeps cop posts vacant for years
The fear of rebels has led over a dozen police chowkidars to refrain from ... \| Read..