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Farmer son among top 100

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AI extends special fare

An estimated loss of around Rs 150 crore during the pilots’ strike from April 27 to May 6 this year has forced Air India... | Read..

Power woes pile up for residents

People of the state are facing a double trouble. On one hand, they are not getting adequate electricity supply and on th... | Read..

Cricket lovers pad up for eight-day-long action

Residents of the state capital missed out on the live action during the recently held ICC World Cup but they may still get t... | Read..

Rampant shootout in daylight gives residents that sinking feeling

Shootouts in full public view leading to bloodshed cannot be just restricted to 1990s’ Mumbai. In Patna, too, there are ... | Read..

VENDOR VOLLEY : A vendor encroaches a road to sell fruits at Rajabazaar area in Patna on Thursday. Picture by Ashok Sinha

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Campaign to boost family planning...

Sanjay Kumar and Amajit Mukherji launch a poster at the event in Patna on Thursday. Picture by Deepa ...Read..

US envoy calls Bihar India’s future

The Indo-US relationship is a pet topic of US diplomats visiting the state. ... | Read..

Library call for literary upgrade to regain lost glory
Once a centre of intellectual discussions and scholarly readings, Sinh... \| Read..
Powercuts steal chill of soft drinks
Temperatures in the city are touching 40°C but there are... \| Read..
Debut for radio station for tillers
Villagers of Samastipur and Patna districts would soon have their firs... \| Read..
Science college home to squatters
The Patna University campus has turned into an encroacher’s paradise. ... \| Read..
In DM’s absence, no time for janata
Complainants visiting the district magistrate’s (DM’s) janata darbar u... \| Read..
Wider road mantra to ease traffic
Bihar road construction minister Nand Kishore Yadav today said widenin... \| Read..
Evict now, rehab next year
The encroachment drive is on in the state capital but the state govern... \| Read..
Mayor ace trumps
The Patna Municipal Corporation (PMC) mayor has played a master strok... \| Read..
Special cell to assist senior citizens
Senior citizens in the district seeking police assistance have some he... \| Read..
Villagers overpower police
Villagers, including women, forced a six-member police team to release... \| Read..
Violence mars Bihar poll lap
At least two persons were killed and over a dozen others injured in ... \| Read..
Scanner on cycle-stick principal
The district education department has slapped a showcause notice on th... \| Read..
Nitish power plea in Centre court
Chief minister Nitish Kumar today met Union power minister Sushil Kuma... \| Read..
Rebel Dal MPs at risk of losing seats
After their suspension from the party, four rebel Janata Dal (United) ... \| Read..
Maoists face people power on home turf
The Maoists operating in north Bihar are facing stiff resistance on th... \| Read..
On edge: skirmish city & states
Securitymen who are being praised for ensuring peaceful polls in Bengal go... \| Read..

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