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CAPITAL SHAME

Ranchi’s roundabouts are not safe from its own citizens, as three posh chowks were discovered vandalised on Monday morning ... | Read..

Still no one to

Jharkhand Educational Tribunal (JET) chairman L.P.N. Shahdeo retired on August 18 and since then, the quasi-judicial body est... | Read..

First in its class for steel city

The railways have finally decided to launch a first class air-conditioned chair car in the popular Steel Express, addressing ... | Read..

Many VIPs may lose bodyguard cover

Bodyguards may be the flavour of Bollywood this season, but for some East Singhbhum politicians, the days of being shielded b... | Read..

Red women on green rampage

Forests of Pirtand in Giridih district have new best friends in the form of CPI(Maoist) women’s wing, Nari Mukti Sangh.... | Read..

Members of Nari Mukti Sangh stage a rally in Pirtand, Giridih, on Monday. Picture by Tausheen Rubani
Women’s wing of CPI(Maoist) tells Giridih to stop felling trees or else

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Flight Timings

A date with veteran karatekas

It was at the age of seven that Kyoshi Charles Gidley got first fascinated with the sharp kicks and ... | Read..

Schoolboy wins music contest

A part of Jhalak Roy Maulick’s dream was fulfilled when he graduated from a budding singer to a sing... | Read..

Cop sports meet ends

Dhanbad tripped rivals Bokaro by 26 points to emerge as the overall champio... | Read..

Rights group calls police ‘killers’

Highlighting police atrocities against “innocent villagers” during recent a... | Read..

Jumbos kill 2, trigger panic

At least two persons died in the past 48 hours as wild elephants continued ... | Read..

Tribal elite want Farook as ally

A delegation of Jharkhandi Bhasha-Sanskriti Parishad — a forum of tribal an... | Read..

SKMU test riddle for doctorate aspirants

Around 150 candidates aspiring for Sido-Kanhu Murmu University’s (SKMU... | Read..

Top cop hangs up his boots

Inspector-general of North Chotanagpur Manoj Kumar Mishra has called i... | Read..

Delhi agency loses pragya kendra deal

The promise of online delivery of public services through pragya ke... | Read..

House ruckus over ore sale nod

A recent decision of the Arjun Munda cabinet permitting companies to s... | Read..

HEC delivers for railways

On a diversification mission, Heavy Engineering Corporation Limited (HEC),... | Read..

Cabinet approval for ISM status

Jharkhand today scored a distinction of sorts after the state cabinet ... | Read..

Woo guests with manners

Big cats or not, a visit to Palamau Tiger Reserve is set become an experien... | Read..

Zoo hospital awaits cash pill

The ailing veterinary hospital on Tata Steel Zoological Park premises in Ja... | Read..

XISS climbs rankings list

Ranchi’s XISS has risen three notches from last year to be ranked 33rd amon... | Read..

Badminton row thickens

The dispute dogging Jharkhand Badminton Association (JBA) took a new twist ... | Read..

St Xavier’s eye camp

St Xavier’s College, Ranchi, was the venue of a worthy cause on Tuesday as ... | Read..

E-boost for special learning

Computers, LCD television sets, CDs and DVDs — e-learning is set to invade ... | Read..

State shortlists cub cricket team

Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA) has announced a 32-member shortl... | Read..

Open school in Sakchi

For school dropouts in East Singhbhum, it’s never too late to matriculate.... | Read..

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