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Goods train buffer on bandh day

Day One of the Maoist bandh saw Ranchi railway division leaving nothing to chance and altering timings of goods trains to ensure they plied ahead of key passenger trains as an added security measure during the two-day shutdown in the state.... | Read..

Cancer on the rise in Jamshedpur

Frequent use of tobacco and lack of hygiene among people, and overall degradation in environmental pollution levels, hav... | Read..

Capital gets 15 minutes with Mahi and wife

They came to their first floor balcony. They waved to a motley crowd of diehard fans. They disappeared in 15 minutes. An... | Read..

BCCL earns flak from coke industry

President of Industries and Commerce Association of Dhanbad B.N. Singh today came down heavily on Bharat Coking Coal Lim... | Read..

Lord set for smoother ride in Jagannathpur

Chariot to get four new wheels, more effective braking system before July 13 festival

Lord Jagannath’s journey to mausibari will be both colourful and smoother this year. ... | Read..

Little rush at Ranchi station during Wednesday’s Maoist bandh. Picture by Hardeep Singh
Goods train buffer on bandh day

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CCL think tank on upgrade mission

Spurred by recent successes, Central Mine Planning and Design Institute (CMPDI), a “mini-ratna”... | Read..

Death for killer cousin

The fast track court III of Justice Kumar Kamal today awarded death sentence to one Sapan Kumar Jha... | Read..

A wish come true
Samar Sharma, a Class V student of St Francis School, could not stop s... \| Read..
Bomb in capital, blues in city
A four-member police patrol team today walked into a Maoist booby tra... \| Read..
Chief secy scans JNNURM projects
Chief secretary A.K. Singh today reviewed pending urban infrastructure... \| Read..
Cong committee result deferred
Declaration of the results of Congress committee elections at the bloc... \| Read..
Zoo inmates face heat
As the extended dry spell drives the city’s human population to seek r... \| Read..
IAS officers reshuffled
The state staff selection commission will be headed by social welfare secr... \| Read..
Temple attack bares lax security
Close on the heels of the desecration of the four-decade-old Chhinnama... \| Read..
Revival hope for Nirsa company
Residents of Kumardhubi in Nirsa, about 40km from here, are ecstatic t... \| Read..
60 acres for waste treatment plant
The state urban development department has earmarked about 60 acres at... \| Read..
Wanted: Bowl experts
Jharkhand Bowling Association (JBA) will be organising an inter-office... \| Read..
Start-ups with a twist at XLRI
Students at the premier B-school XLRI, were exposed to an offbeat care... \| Read..