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Anna in, citizens out

The arrest of Anna Hazare in Delhi had followers of late JP reacting on different wavelengths. RJD chief Lalu Prasad defended the Union government’s move, while chief minister Nitish Kumar and his deputy Sushil Kumar Modi described it as an attac... | Read..

Criminal’s arrest boosts cop morale

The arrest of Kundan Singh, prime accused in the murder of transporter Ravikant Choudhary, is a big morale booster for ... | Read..

Service right act debut hit

The Right to Public Service (RTPS) Act received a huge response on the first working day after its implementation. Aroun... | Read..

34000 more to nurse patients

The Bihar government has decided to strengthen health services in every district of the state.... | Read..

Hazare finds youth support

School and college students, too, have joined Anna Hazare’s campaign against corruption. ... | Read..

Anna supporters wave the National Flag but throw traffic rules to the wind and forget to wear helmets, at Beer Chand Patel Path in Patna on Tuesday. Picture by Nagendra Kumar Singh

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Anti-graft campaign sparks topi fashion wave

Anna Hazare’s movement against corruption, which has found widespread support in the state capital,... | Read..

Rebels on fast track

Social activist Anna Hazare has won support from an unexpected quarter — the Maoists. ... | Read..

Freestyle protest on streets
A visitor to Kargil Chowk around 10 this morning would have witnessed ... \| Read..
Maoist scare lands villagers in mosquito den
About 50 inhabitants of the government camp at Chenari in Maoist-hit R... \| Read..
Self-praise in I-Day speech
Unlike in the past when his Independence Day speech was usually replet... \| Read..
Flood fear for residents
Water in river Ganga near Naugachia sub-division of Bhagalpur has rise... \| Read..
Mahadalit hoists flag in presence of CM
On an occasion like Independence Day rarely does one come across a sce... \| Read..
Link key for central varsity site
The Centre is in no mood to go it alone in deciding the final site for... \| Read..
Fresh system to end code row
Bhim Rao Ambedkar Bihar University (Brabu) has decided to introduce ce... \| Read..
Rs 2 lakh fine for custody death
Bihar State Human Rights Commission (BSHRC) has awarded a compensation... \| Read..
Overbridge gift to ease travel woes
The state got a gift from chief minister Nitish Kumar today in the for... \| Read..
Awards for bravehearts
Chief minister Nitish Kumar today gave seven police personnel Rs 51,00... \| Read..
Court order to halt civil services exam
The high court today directed Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) n... \| Read..
Dosa stall for rail travellers
Keeping the popular choice in mind, Indian Railways has decided to ins... \| Read..
Easy on purse, fit to rent
Those of you who wish to look regal at the wedding of a relative or dr... \| Read..

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