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RJD lays siege to Hindalco mines

Blockade threatened from Dec 21

Movement of bauxite from the mines of Hindalco Industries Limited came to a grinding halt today as thousands of RJD supporters gheraoed several establishments of the company in Lohardaga and Palamau districts. The blockade began at around 10am and c... | Read..

BJP bandh in capital today

The BJP has called a daylong bandh tomorrow to protest against the police failure to arrest the killers of the party’s ... | Read..

Highways cry out for attention, no one cares

For the state’s national highway (NH) projects, it’s probably the end of the road.... | Read..

Road repair hits tender hurdle

The road construction department is finding it hard to get a prospective contractor for the repair of Adityapur-Kandra a... | Read..

Hope wilts in season of jobs at XISS

Market meltdown jolts management school in Ranchi, only lucky 13 find placement

The Xavier Institute of Social Service (XISS) seems less fortunate than its close cousin, the XLRI. While the premier B-scho ... | Read..

Students of Ram Lakhan Singh Yadav College perform during a youth festival in Ranchi on Monday. Picture by Hardeep Singh

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Eye ailments stalk children

Malnutrition has hit hard, especially the children.... | Read..

IIM invite for trade expert, innovator

Chief executive officer of Ekta Group of Industries Neeraj Kumar Mishra is slated to address st... | Read..

GPS trackers to curb crime
Criminals, who have been taking advantage of the late arrival of polic... \| Read..
Murder puzzle baffles cops
Police are yet to solve the murder puzzle of Swarup Ghosh whose body was r... \| Read..
Power chase at tourney
Yogoda Satsang Mahavidyalaya (YSM) defeated St Xavier’s College at the... \| Read..
Few takers for culture palette of colourful past
They stand testimony to an older India, one that was less technical an... \| Read..
Govt engineers hint at foul play
Engineers working with the state were in a mood to protest.... \| Read..
Road rules on revamp lane
Traffic signals are being revamped. Existing delineators are being upr... \| Read..
Mega food park in the pipeline
All the “hygienic foodies” can tease their appetite as a mega food par... \| Read..
Teachers’ strike continues
The para-teachers showed no signs of calling off their 23-day strike today... \| Read..
CCL project hits hurdle
The two-decade-old land controversy involving a project of the Centra... \| Read..
Bar on gambling, nod to free grain
Putting an end to speculation, the cabinet today resolved to “seal” al... \| Read..
HC orders probe into police barracks
Jharkhand High Court today directed the Deoghar district judge to con... \| Read..
Local talent to boost tourism
Serve and earn — this seems to be the motto of the state government th... \| Read..
Portrait artist steals show at book fair
If there is a will, there is a way. The story of Partha Roy makes this... \| Read..
More funds for the disabled
Physically challenged people in the state have reason to smile. ... \| Read..