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Budding artists stone college

On a day when many school students passed out with flying colours, some of their seniors at College of Arts and Crafts, Patna, were busy hurling stones and damaging college property. ... | Read..

Court denies relief to VCs

The high court today refused to stay the single bench order that quashed the appointment of the vice-chancellors (VCs) o... | Read..

Rebels release two minors

Two of the three children abducted by the Maoists from Parariya village under Chutia police station in Rohtas district o... | Read..

Maoists free poll officials

Naxalites released seven poll officials, whom they had abducted on May 15, near Kaua Kol village under rebel dominated N... | Read..

RJD bays for minister scalp

Opposition leaders of both Houses today demanded action against co-operative minister Ramadhar Singh who is allegedly ab... | Read..

Fun on campus: Students of Radiant International School, Danapur, take part in a summer camp on the school premises on Tuesday. Picture by Jai Prakash

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Leaders’ aides get wings to fly

The state cabinet today extended its largesse to the ministers’ personal assistants and privat... | Read..

Legislator hostage in school

The students and teachers of DAV School allegedly took JD (U) MLC Satish Kumar hostage this mornin... | Read..

Asset law to stay for now
The Supreme Court has issued notices to the Bihar government on a batc... \| Read..
Swanky buses to travel around, no place to stand
The state capital residents have swanky buses to travel in but barely any ... \| Read..
Medicos stoop to make moolah
Money matters most to some medicos of Patna Medical College and Hospit... \| Read..
Outsiders, food barred in dark home
Thirty-two-year-old Babu doesn’t want the saline drip. He struggles to... \| Read..
Modi pulls up banks for slow loan flow
Deputy chief minister Sushil Kumar Modi today toughened his stand agai... \| Read..
Doctors treat baby’s blues, win hearts
A six-month-old underweight baby was successfully operated upon for a rare,... \| Read..
Civic officials mull road name change
New-look Patna roads may get new names too. A number of Patna Municip... \| Read..
Grant bait brings food
Industrial growth in Bihar is no longer a distant dream as projects fo... \| Read..
One killed in gang war
A gangster was killed and another critically injured in a gang war nea... \| Read..
Slow construction hits tech cradle hard
A college building that was supposed to come up within 15 months in 20... \| Read..
Danger lurks from tilted poles
Poor power infrastructure is creating problems for the people of the d... \| Read..
New wave of development reaches fields
Chief minister Nitish Kumar inaugurated two community radio stations f... \| Read..
Red tape hurts riot survivor
The NDA government’s recent move to complete the unfinished rehabilita... \| Read..
Devotees throng shrine on holy day
A colourful procession from the 80-ft-tall Buddha statue to Mahabodhi ... \| Read..
CM meditates at park stupa with monks
Exactly a year ago, His Holiness The Dalai Lama and chief minister Nit... \| Read..

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