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IOA monitors critical, but all not lost yet

After a three-and-a-half hour tour of the games village at Hotwar, Indian Olympic Association officials did not like what they saw, concluding that the 34th National Games could not be held from December 1 in Jharkhand as scheduled but did not tal... | Read..

Red fear stalks tusker trail

Fearing Naxalite attacks, foresters have decided to abandon their watchtowers set up to monitor elephant herds that us... | Read..

Villager role in rebel blast

Villagers played a vital role in the August 30 landmine blast in Ghatshila that left 11 policemen dead. East Singhbhum s... | Read..

Post offices join info revolution

Filing applications under the Right to Information Act is now easier than ever before. And the department of posts, Jharkhan... | Read..

Thumbprint to foresee the future

A group of soothsayers has come all the way from Tamil Nadu to propagate what they consider a unique tradition of tellin... | Read..

Indian Olympic Association organising committee president A.K. Mattoo (blue shirt) inspects the stadium for the forthcoming National Games in Ranchi. Picture by Manik Bose
IOA monitors critical, but all not lost yet

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Prayer meeting

People of all faiths would come together for a prayer meeting on September 7 as a mark of protest ... | Read..

Protest march to demand rights

Even as governor-cum-chancellor of universities Syed Sibtey Razi attended a Teachers’ Day funct... | Read..

State forensic lab in pipeline
M.S. Rao, the director-cum-chief forensic scientist of the Directorate... \| Read..
Razi pat for varsity, mentors
Governor Syed Sibtey Razi today addressed an August gathering of retir... \| Read..
RIMS director trashes charges
Director of the Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS), N.N. Ag... \| Read..
Women take up fight for equality
All-India Progressive Women’s Association members today pledged to con... \| Read..
Hearing on Incab revival
Delhi High Court today heard the petition of Tata Steel for reviving... \| Read..
Youth hangs self, blames doc in note
Barely months after he lost his mother to a botched operation, a 24-ye... \| Read..
Siege threat over delay in project
BJP legislator from Jamshedpur (west) Sarayu Roy today served an ultim... \| Read..
‘Thank you teachers’
It is the day of the mentors, who have helped in shaping the lives of ... \| Read..
Murder over cattle shed row
A dispute over a cattle shed near Road No. 4 in Adityapur led a group ... \| Read..
Bonus boost for Tata Steel workers
A memorandum of understanding regarding annual bonus was signed between th... \| Read..
Matching steps in Odissi with danseuse
Dance is a way of worshipping god. ... \| Read..
Shoppers get ready for The Loot
Shop more, save more. ... \| Read..
Gandhigiri to foil Netarhat firing range
To protest against the Netarhat firing range, villagers of Latehar hav... \| Read..
JOA warms up for water sports
Come December swimmers participating in the 34th Nation- al Games in R... \| Read..