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Cops clueless on missing boy

Intermediate student Saurabh Kumar (16) went missing from his Gardanibagh residence on November 20. Forty-five days on, police are clueless on his whereabouts. His father, Rakesh Kumar, is disgusted with the alleged casual approach of the cops t... | Read..

Stump pals with your stamp

Those looking for an out-of-the-box romantic gift this Valentine’s Day, just head to the nearest post office. ... | Read..

Spring target for Digha power grid

Next summer, the residents of western parts of the city can expect better power supply. The Digha grid sub-station wou... | Read..

1.5 lakh crore boost to agriculture

The Bihar cabinet today cleared a Rs 1.5-lakh crore agriculture roadmap, paving the first step for a rainbow revolution ... | Read..

Hike gift to women’s panel members

New year has brought good news for the chairperson and the members of Bihar State Women’s Commission who are set to see ... | Read..

The building at Gardanibagh that houses Saurabh Kumar’s apartment. Telegraph picture

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Rebel strike fear triggers exodus

An alleged threat call from Maoists, which nobody can trace to, has triggered an exodus at Kanu... | Read..

Old Maoists, new outfit

Maoists operating in eastern Bihar and neighbouring Jharkhand districts have regrouped under a ... | Read..

Old tech cradle is gold for core sector firms
Space is a problem for National Institute of Technology (NIT) students. Pl... \| Read..
Power pinch in puja time
Hollywood actor Richard Gere’s “ultimate destination” for peace lesson... \| Read..
Social evil fight to go on-air
Lakshya, a city-based non-government organisation, would soon broadca... \| Read..
Heritage promotion plan gathers dust
An ambitious plan for comprehensive development of a heritage zone in... \| Read..
Room charges touch festive high
Devotees in Bodhgaya for the 10-day Kalchakra Puja are paying through ... \| Read..
Capital set to jive to euphoric concert
Popular rock band Euphoria will perform to a live audience in the city... \| Read..
Cricket tops star wishlist
Bhojpuri singer and actor Manoj Tiwari kept his promise of a temple de... \| Read..
Beggar rehab plan
The state capital aims to implement this year what the national capita... \| Read..
Late minister keeps students waiting
Labour minister Janardan Singh Sigriwal today kept about 50 differentl... \| Read..
Giriraj pets leave marks on bungalow
Legislative Council chairman Tarakant Jha will have to wait for at lea... \| Read..
Sunny days ahead
Morning did not show the day in the state capital today. The weather w... \| Read..
High court cushion for Modi House seat
The high court today dismissed a petition challenging the membership o... \| Read..
Cops begin probe into Prasad’s watch row
Police today started an inquiry into the controversy surrounding the a... \| Read..
Scientists sow seeds of hope in deluge-hit areas
The scientists of Bihar Agriculture University (BAU) have readied a gi... \| Read..
6 car lifters in net, boss flees
Six members of an inter-district gang involved in lifting vehicles wer... \| Read..
Varsity focus on grades & grants
Baba Saheb Bhim Rao Ambedkar Bihar University authorities have stepped... \| Read..
Cop faces action for bank robbery
Revelganj police station in-charge Shri Ram Thakur was today suspended... \| Read..
Speaker fine with asset details post-deadline
People’s representatives in the state seem to have the right to flout ... \| Read..

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Patna remains political

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