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Born free, bound for four months

Nineteen impoverished and immiserized Bokaro workers, including two children aged four and seven, were enslaved by a construction firm in Mangalore, Karnataka, for more than four months before police raids ended their ordeal of confinement, hunger... | Read..

Gourmet pleasure to reach a high

Come spring, and the capital will get a leisure hangout that is a feast for the senses.... | Read..

Young techie hangs self in Bangalore

A 25-year-old software professional hailing from Adityapur hanged herself on Monday at her Bangalore-based paying guest digs,... | Read..

Rukka girls to bend it like Brovsky

Life is like soccer; both must have goals. To dribble home this point, US midfielder Jeb Brovsky will get up close with 200-o... | Read..

Detonators seized in Giridih

Over 5,000 detonators were found in Giridih, while four bullet riddled bodies were recovered in Gumla today but police c... | Read..

DAV Public School (in yellow) plays against Carmel Junior College at a Jogga Inter-School Championship match at JRD Tata Sports Complex on Tuesday. Picture by Bhola Prasad

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CM plans to bridge gaps in rebel zone

Chief minister Arjun Munda today advocated a comprehensive action plan to bridge social-economi... | Read..

Red bandh cripples Kolhan region

A daylong statewide bandh sponsored by the rebels to protest the killing of their leader Kishan... | Read..

Parties trade barbs on election eve
Tension between political parties reached boiling point today on the e... \| Read..
Vets to work for farmer benefits
Assembly Speaker C.P. Singh on Tuesday asked the global gathering of 350 ve... \| Read..
Bumpy city bus ride
It has been a rocky 15-month ride for the city bus service under the Centre... \| Read..
Winning despite ‘state apathy’
Individual grit triumphed against state apathy on Day Two of the 37th Natio... \| Read..
Fillip for Scouts & Guides
Bharat Scouts and Guides can hope for a revival in the state now that Ranch... \| Read..
Survey kicks off slum revamp
This New Year may herald a new dawn for Jamshedpur slum dwellers.... \| Read..
Youth aid against AIDS
East Singhbhum is pitting youth power against AIDS in East Singhbhum villag... \| Read..
Deepika bow to pound Olympic odds
Come breeze, come blast, Jharkhand’s golden girl will not bow out of Lord’s... \| Read..
Folklore meet in Ranchi in Dec.
Central University of Jharkhand is scheduled to host the 35th Indian Folklo... \| Read..
Club bash stages a grand finale
Two short plays by an amateur group from Calcutta marked the end of the 147... \| Read..
Talent platform for 700 kids
It was a function as apt as its name. ... \| Read..
College students rally for harmony
More than 200 students of Karim City College, Jamshedpur, on Tuesday marche... \| Read..
Station in queue quandary
If you haven’t yet mastered the art of dodging the line, come to Ranchi sta... \| Read..
Luck must play fair, officials tell schools
Luck can be computer-generated or manual, but it must be transparent. ... \| Read..