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Steel city imprint in Mysore

Jamshedpur Utilities and Services Company Limited (Jusco), a Tata Steel subsidiary that takes care of water supply and other civic amenities of the city, has bagged a Rs 152-crore, six-year-long water management contract for Mysore, the city of the ... | Read..

Terror attacks prompt exodus

Mumbai has not probably seen such an exodus of people from Jharkhand in recent times, not even when the MNS started it... | Read..

Baby born in toilet, neglect slur on MGM

A pregnant woman in an advanced stage of pregnancy was allegedly made to run from one department to another at MGM Medic... | Read..

Doc under fire for booze party in hospital

Superintendent of Mahatma Gandhi Medical Hospital (MGM) Dr R.Y. Choudhary was allegedly found hosting a “drinks party” f... | Read..

Bridge woes spark protests

When a journey of three minutes starts taking up many hours, one is sure to protest.... | Read..

Jusco: New feather in cap
Steel city imprint in Mysore

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Soren blessings for special children

They are usually seen running from pillar to post seeking support from the state government.... | Read..

Making room for guest athletes

With the proposed sports hostel at Chandinagar in limbo, officials of the National Games Organi... | Read..

Steel city loses IIHM to capital
Our Correspondent ... \| Read..
Physics can to be fun too!
Physics can be exciting and so believe authorities at Jamshedpur Women... \| Read..
Review call for varsities
After initial hiccups, the state-level committee has found the impleme... \| Read..
Hindalco talks truce
A truce between Hindalco Industries Limited and the people of Latehar ... \| Read..
Students boycott Ignou exams
The alleged high-handedness of two invigilators today led to the boycott o... \| Read..
Celebrating freedom after 36 years
Come Thursday, Giridih will deck up like a bride. The district will tu... \| Read..
Rebel shadow on golden harvest
The harvest season is here but farmers in the Ghurabandha block of Gha... \| Read..
Celebrating unity in diversity
A hub of varied culture — this is what the Ranchi University (RU) camp... \| Read..
Shopping complex under HC scanner
The construction of a multi-storey shopping complex on Rajendra Institute ... \| Read..
Bus service to end auto raj in capital
If all things go right and as expected, the capital, like other metros... \| Read..
Soren frowns at Kanke’s vertical rise
The crowding high-rises along the Kanke Road — home to the affluent — ... \| Read..
Little commandos steal show at Bishop School sports meet
It was their way of saying thanks to the commandos, who showed rare co... \| Read..
Thrust on computer learning
In this tech age when the competition for jobs is fierce, everyone nee... \| Read..
It’s testing times for Dhoni
Mahendra Singh Dhoni has an important task in hand. For a change, it’s not... \| Read..
Freebies at Birsa zoo for special guests
To observe World Disabled Day, the Birsa Zoological Park at Ormanjhi (... \| Read..