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Extra cover for capital colleges

Surprise police patrol twice a day

After the Khusboo murder on St Xavier’s College campus exposed the appalling lack of security cover at educational institutions, Ranchi police have now swung into a belated, but well-intentioned, overdrive to plug the gaps and make at least 10 of th... | Read..

37 shops, offices bulldozed

As many as 37 shops and business establishments operating out of the basement of Sri Krishna Sansthan in Bistupur today ... | Read..

Pay eludes tourism foot soldiers for 18 months

Labour Day came and went, and yet again the Arjun Munda government failed to acknowledge the toil of several hundred local y... | Read..

Win or lose, it’s in her hands

Meet the ladies who are the lords of the pitch.... | Read..

Six die in septic tank

In a bizarre incident at a Ramgarh village, four members of a family and two labourers suffocated to death in a septic t... | Read..

An earthmover razes basement shops at Sri krishna Sansthan in Bistupur on Tuesday. Picture by Srinivas
37 shops, offices bulldozed

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State bamboozles farmers on central scheme

Teeming bamboo groves could well swing towards state farmers, but it is the forest department t... | Read..

Aim and kick to save animals

Forest official are thinking out of the box to keep frenzied tribals otherwise occupied during ... | Read..

Ban orders foil protest
RJD state president Girinath Singh, who arrived here today to join a d... \| Read..
Dumka bench hopes dampen
In what may be termed a bitter pill to swallow for the masses and the ... \| Read..
Bulldozers on hold, govt eye on Marandi fast
The anti-encroachment drive has lost steam, though the state governmen... \| Read..
Cong seeks 2 district heads
The state Congress is intent on creating two posts of district preside... \| Read..
CRPF team thwarts rebel attack in Jhumra
A CRPF patrolling team had a close shave when a group of Maoists launc... \| Read..
Munda promises more light
Chief minister Arjun Munda said his government was committed to lighti... \| Read..
Suspended MLA barb at ruling party
With more voices coming in support of Babulal Marandi’s indefinite hun... \| Read..
Brothers held
In a bizarre series of events that unfolded in quick succession, Gandh... \| Read..
Classes resume at polytechnic
Classes today resumed at Government Polytechnic, which was shut for ne... \| Read..
Docs threaten strike
Doctors of the coal capital today issued an ultimatum to the district admi... \| Read..
New hospitality course for students
Students wishing to pursue hotel management can now avail of a three-y... \| Read..
SAI trials
The Special Area Games (SAG) centre of the Sports Authority of India (... \| Read..
Santosh Trophy snub to veteran player
For Jharkhand’s international footballer Sanjay Kumar Parte, the upcoming ... \| Read..
Lessons to teach tiny tots
A three-day symposium on child education kicked off at DAV Public Scho... \| Read..
Delhi firm to build bio-waste plants
The Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board (JSPCB) has selected a Del... \| Read..
Job worry triggers suicide
Frustrated over the lack of a stable job, a 21-year-old who hanged him... \| Read..
Triple protest in steel city
It was a day of protests in the steel city today as three diverse orga... \| Read..
Design ready for Tatanagar’s second link
Tatanagar-bound commuters in the city can look forward to the ambitiou... \| Read..