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SEVEN-HOUR SUPERHIT

It’s the year’s houseful blockbuster. Catch the seven-hour World Cup Indo-Pak semis on Wednesday, to play at a screen near you in Jamshedpur or Ranchi. The next best option to Mohali. But thanks to two spectators named Manmohan Singh and Yousuf Raza ... | Read..

No grant for players in Games state

A struggling athlete, but no incentive? Sorry, your state was too busy with the National Games.... | Read..

Tribal icon croons for Delhi CM

It’s not every day you hear an MP sing, especially if he is a 72-year-old Rajya Sabha and National Advisory Council member, ... | Read..

Heavy toll: Rs 1 lakh fine daily

Acting on its earlier threat, Jharkhand High Court today directed the state industry department to start paying a daily ... | Read..

Deadline over, sealing drive starts

The district administration today sealed more than two dozen buildings whose allotments had earlier been cancelled on th... | Read..

Students of Ranchi’s Indus Fashion Academy cheer for Team India on Tuesday. (Prashant Mitra)
SEVEN-HOUR SUPERHIT

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Flight Timings

Demolition drive on, losses mount

The district administration directed police stations in the capital to demolish illegal cowshed... | Read..

De Nobili roll back not enough, say parents

Four De Nobili schools may have agreed to roll back the fee hike for the 2009-2010 academic year, b... | Read..

Rural ire costs company dear

It has been 12 days and counting since Parbatpur villagers have stoppe... | Read..

Jamshedpur hits I-league goal

Come April 2 when the entire nation will be glued to TV cheering on th... | Read..

159 shops, huts razed in Bokaro

On the third day of the anti-encroachment drive, security teams of Bok... | Read..

Evicted milkmen sell cattle

For years they have called Naga Baba Khatal in the heart of the capita... | Read..

Cry against shallow wells

The 160 tube wells being dug in the wards of Hazaribagh town are not deep ... | Read..

Global delegates at tech meet

India’s cutting-edge civil engineering marvels may include a two-tier ... | Read..

Human rights finds a place in RU

A postgraduate degree course in human rights was inaugurated at Ranchi... | Read..

For chhau, state is royalty

In a toss-up between the palace and the state as chhau’s main patron, ... | Read..

He chooses IPL practice over Mohali

While the whole world, including two Prime Ministers, will be glued to... | Read..

Call to rein in medical waste

The blatant flouting of norms by local nursing homes in disposing of b... | Read..

HC dig at state over eviction

Chief Justice Bhagwati Prasad, hearing PILs related to encroachments, ... | Read..

DNA test in Deoghar kidnap case

A mutilated body found buried on a riverbank in Bihar, uncomfortably c... | Read..

Ambulance plan for would-be mothers

For once, expecting mothers who have to despair for a timely admission... | Read..

Land mutation camps

The land revenue department will be holding a special drive in the sta... | Read..

Munda pat for lab debut

The torque of the town has earned rev review from none other than the ... | Read..

New spin in lives of 50

As many as 50 women are now ready to stitch a better life for themselv... | Read..

Jharcraft gifts 4 more stores

More outlets, more sales, more profit — Jharcraft is fast spreading it... | Read..

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