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The sahiya is no longer shy

Girl power on a high says it with flowers

Even a few years ago, they were homemakers confined to their huts. Now, they are not just the ambassadors of women and child health across Jharkhand’s hinterland, they’re also speaking about their achievements confidently on camera.... | Read..

Bully triggers clash, arson at NIT

The elite National Institute of Technology (NIT) campus in Adityapur turned into an unseemly battleground early on Tuesday, w... | Read..

School buses land in DTO net

Bokaro district transport officer (DTO) Vijay Kumar Gupta on Tuesday seized more than 30 vehicles, a day after he warned all ... | Read..

CM stress on corruption-free regime

Chief minister Arjun Munda on the occasion of Statehood Day today stressed on a corruption-free, grassroots-empowered an... | Read..

Capital answers the call of the pharaohs

Travel agents flooded with booking requests for Egypt and other favoured destinations for New Year

From the buzzing beaches of Goa to the quiet backwaters of Kerala, from the stunning engineering of contemporary Dubai to the ... | Read..

Students of DAV Public School, Bokaro, perform on the concluding day of a youth festival on Monday evening. Picture by Pankaj Singh

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Quiet pride on HEC birthday

Away from VVIP hype and hoopla of Statehood Day at Morabadi grounds on Tuesday, a capital-based PSU ... | Read..

Revamp push for tech cradles

The state science and technology department is planning roadshows to attract private players with a ... | Read..

Tribal youths demand jobs
The state government may have gratified the wishes of Scheduled Tribes, bu... \| Read..
Survival act first for young state
Statehood Day served up lessons on survival skills today, two months a... \| Read..
Sandalwood thefts set off alarm bells
Sandalwood thieves are striking right at the backyard of the Hazaribagh dis... \| Read..
School that says good morning
If people are lonely they build walls instead of bridges. Knowledge is t... \| Read..
State out of tourney
Jharkhand was ignominiously pushed out of the elite group (read top tier) o... \| Read..
All geared up for national splash
The 65th Senior National Swimming Championship in Ranchi will be a learning... \| Read..
ISM teachers to calm drowning jitters
The tragic drowning of two second-year students of Indian School of Mines (... \| Read..
Celebrations on & off the field
Statehood Day celebrations in coal town Dhanbad meant a lot of action with ... \| Read..
400 blood donors create record
Around 400 people in Hazaribagh queued up to donate blood on Statehood Day,... \| Read..
Housewife kills self in Kadma
A 31-year-old housewife committed suicide at her Kadma residence on Tuesday... \| Read..
Solar lights for villages
Statehood Day celebrations ushered in hopes of better amenities in two dens... \| Read..
Wasteland to green hub
The steel city will soon grow a green lung out of industrial waste with the... \| Read..

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