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Capital clinch on central varsity leaves steel city sulking

The state capital has finally woken up to the virtues of hosting the proposed central university, with its vice-chancellor now being wooed with a campus some 20km from Ranchi.... | Read..

Lalgarh tremors spur border alert

Areas bordering Bengal have been put on high alert in the wake of escalating tension in Lalgarh, West Midnapore.... | Read..

Traders to step up VAT protests

The Federation of Jharkhand Chamber of Commerce and Industries (FJCCI) today stepped up its agitation to mount pressure ... | Read..

AK-47 protection for trains

Desperate times call for desperate measures. ... | Read..

Cocoon farmer finds place on tussar panel

Yogendra Munda of Maranghatu becomes first tribal villager to be part of the decision-making body

A farmer with a will, has his way. ... | Read..

Governor Syed Sibtey Razi acknowledges a salute from the JAP at the inauguration of the Jharkhand Fire Service Headquarters at Doranda in Ranchi on Wednesday. Razi suggested creation of sub-stations in the capital and other cities to help fire officials battle the blaze more effectively. He asked the Ranchi Municipal Corporation to install special water hydrants at different points of the city to tackle emergency situations. He also prodded the fire department to generate mass awareness. Picture by Hardeep Singh

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RJD support for UPA in RS polls

The latest move by the Congress and the JMM to form an alternative gov. ... | Read..

Rebel bandh hits bus services, ore supply

Bus services took a hit during the daylong bandh today called by the People’s Liberation Front of I... | Read..

Technical hiccups for Trikut ropeway

The ambitious ropeway project in Deoghar’s Trikut hill still hangs in ... | Read..

Police posts at exit points

Once bitten twice shy. Having failed to thwart the Maoist attacks in B... | Read..

Schools asked to follow JET order

The district education department has asked schools to follow the orde... | Read..

JOA election faces constitution chaos

Barely a couple of weeks before the Jharkhand Olympic Association (JOA... | Read..

Mahayatra to save dying rivulet

A voluntary organisation, political parties and eminent individuals in the... | Read..

Drug-and-rob gangs strike at will

The spurt in the number of train robberies in the past few months may ... | Read..

Marketing tips at eco fair

After training in artifacts, it was time for some hands-on kno-wledge ... | Read..

Jharkhand girls romp home

Speed, stamina and skills.... | Read..

JET panel meets to review school fee

An eight-member committee constituted by the Jharkhand Educational Tri... | Read..

Coaching centre manager found dead in classroom

The manager of a civil services coaching institute was found dead at t... | Read..