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Safety brakes on mishaps

With the number of accidents going up in the state in the past few years, the road construction department has decided to take some measures to slam brakes on mishaps. ... | Read..

Will to serve key to social welfare

Accountability and willingness should be the yardstick for corporate social responsibility, said Ajay Kumar Gupta, a fac... | Read..

Gaya math teacher’s formulae for world

Students in the UK, US and Germany would soon be reading a book on the research findings of a mathematics professor re... | Read..

Item numbers never a bore

Bhojpuri films and item numbers go hand-in-hand, irrespective of the film’s issue. Rangbaz, the movie based on Na... | Read..

Ignorant complainants stump minister

Lack of awareness prompts visitors’ ‘bizarre’ requests at janata darbars

When you go to a janata darbar to lodge a complaint, be sure against whom you are complaining. Else, a scolding may be waiti ... | Read..

Chief minister Nitish Kumar presents a bouquet to the United Kingdom’s Graham Watson, the chairman of a parliamentary delegation of European Union, at ... | Read

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Latest Assassin’s game is among the year’s best

Brotherhood, but it happened. Sure, I knew it was an Assassin’s Creed game set in Renaissance Italy... | Read..

Hi-tech leash for ‘lazy’ officials

To keep its officials on their toes, the animal husbandry and fisheries department has decided ... | Read..

Foul play slur on legal blood banks
Unregistered and illegal blood banks are not the only ones involved in... \| Read..
Baisakhi euphoria on centre stage
On Wednesday evening, Sri Krishna Memorial Hall was the place to be. ... \| Read..
Darbar miss for residents
Petitioners at the human resource development (HRD) department janata ... \| Read..
Rail staff to fight graft
Taking a leaf out of Anna Hazare’s book, railway employees have decide... \| Read..
Cops cuff fake certificate gang kingpin
Getting distinction marks in graduation or postgraduation in a reputed... \| Read..
Nature’s fury turns farmers’ agony in eastern Bihar
Frequent rain and hailstorms in the past one month have destroyed the ... \| Read..
Police foil rebels’ bid to disrupt polls
Aurangabad police today foiled an attempt of the Maoists to create di... \| Read..
Fresh push to highway demand
The Bihar government has decided to raise the issue of declaring 36 mo... \| Read..
Mass thread ceremony
Over 20 disciples, learning the Vedas at Arshvidya Shikshan Prashiksha... \| Read..
Govt move to put files on fast track
By April 25, state government employees would have to develop the habi... \| Read..
Job blow to budding lawyers
The high hopes of bright students of Chanakya National Law University... \| Read..
Police drum beats to get louder
Overwhelmed with the unprecedented success of getting hold of abscondi... \| Read..
Rupam case heads for HC hearing
Patna High Court would hear a petition seeking expeditious investigati... \| Read..
Fodder scam kickback slur on Nitish
Notwithstanding the praise heaped on chief minister Nitish Kumar by th... \| Read..
Dal rebel turns giant killer in poll
The only man to sport a Gandhi topi in the Bihar Legislative C... \| Read..
Eight firms in power play
Eight power companies have submitted their bids to sell 1,050MW of ele... \| Read..

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