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Tribal trauma: Out of sight, out of mind

Welfare schemes go waste, probe into hunger deaths a sham

The state government may have announced an inquiry into the hunger deaths among the near-extinct primitive tribes, but the reasons behind their misery are hidden behind abject apathy and inept management of several welfare schemes announced with muc... | Read..

Soren govt to prod Centre against hate crimes

The Jharkhand government is extremely agitated at the ongoing hate campaign against north Indians in Maharashtra and is... | Read..

Mystery fire singes train from Mumbai

A mysterious fire yesterday gutted three sleeper coaches of the Hatia-Mumbai Lokmanya Tilak Terminus Express, the state ... | Read..

Two murders in 24 hours

Three criminals killed a woman when their extortion bid failed to bear any result. ... | Read..

Golden boy scores a bullseye

Tata academy archer wins Asian Grand Prix title to boost India’s medal tally in Manila

Rahul Banerji has once again done Jharkhand proud. ... | Read..

Members of Marwari Sahayak Samiti light diyas during the Diwali Milan Samaroh. Picture by Hardeep Singh

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Speeding bus turns turtle, 2 killed

Two persons were killed and 10 injured when bus they were travelling in overturned at Kandra Mo... | Read..

Bullets fly on Diwali night

Two persons were injured in a firing last night at Namdi Road under Burmamines police station a... | Read..

After award, funds from government
Clean habits bring more than just kudos from the government. ... \| Read..
Women’s college on Wi-Fi way
Soon the students of Jamshedpur Women’s College would be seen entering... \| Read..
Trapped infant dies in house fire
A seven-month-old child was charred to death, while two members of his... \| Read..
Pollution peril for birds, beasts after Diwali
The boom of crackers and the dazzle of fireworks on Diwali may delight... \| Read..
Triple murder rocks capital
Three persons, including two with criminal antecedents, were killed by uni... \| Read..
Hot chase leads to mobile thieves
Police arrested two members of an inter-state gang that raided several... \| Read..
Diwali tango at tech cradle
The engineering students of the Birla Institute of Technology (BIT), M... \| Read..
Tribal service wins NGO award
A Jharkhand based NGO has been selected for the Swami Rama Humanitaria... \| Read..
Games village gets parking relief
Special parking lots at the 34th National Games venue here would hold... \| Read..
Maithon struggles to meet deadline
Dhanbad has a Herculean task in hand.... \| Read..
Doctor pays for keeping hospital dirty
Jamtara civil surgeon Laxmi Narayan Sharma was suspended today for not doi... \| Read..
Mumbai victim kin on warpath
The Jamshedpur civil court today took cognisance under Section 192 of ... \| Read..
Shed fear & fight Maoists, says DC
For the first time in the history of Jharkhand, a deputy commissioner ... \| Read..