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| Friday , June 29 , 2012 |

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Why saplings die young in capital

Uprooted trees are stormy reminders that plantation is a one-time activity for state with no ownership

Plant it. Admire it. Forget it. One can paraphrase an old bike ad to describe tree plantation activities in and around the capital.... | Read..

Dowry torture whiff in newly-wed student’s death

The sudden death of a young woman in Dhanbad within a fortnight of her wedding has prompted her family to level allegations o... | Read..

Green tragedy in rain show

A surprise shower brought much-needed respite to Jamshedpur and its adjoining areas on Thursday evening, but the 40kmph winds... | Read..

Easier climb for Shravan pilgrims at Pahari Mandir

A new flight of stairs will soon lead devotees to the scenic Pahari Mandir, with the Ranchi district administration kicking o... | Read..

Kolhan youths to trade hardships for hospitality

Can someone who worries about two square meals a day start arranging silver cutlery for fine dining? Yes, it’s called gate-cr... | Read..

Mossy bamboo gabions still stand in Khel Gaon, on the capital’s outskirts, but the saplings are history. (Prashant Mitra)
Why saplings die young in capital

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Flight Timings

Problem busters for kids

Lack of concentration, exam phobia, faltering fluency and inferiority complex are all part and parce... | Read..

IIM mulls Bihar classes

Buoyed by its big bunch of newbies this academic season, IIM-Ranchi has decided to press the growth ... | Read..

Jumbo love for calf, jumbo dilemma for caretakers
An orphaned four-year-old girl is petted affectionately by others. The chil... \| Read..
Blast, firing in Latehar
The CPI(Maoist) ended its 24-hour bandh on a violent note last evening... \| Read..
Yashwant gets bail in 4yr case
Yashwant Sinha was today granted bail by the court of Ranchi judicial ... \| Read..
Train to Ranchi eludes Dumka
The much-wanted Dumka-Ranchi Intercity is yet to hit the tracks even t... \| Read..
Loan hunt for food park
The promoters of the mega food park near Getalsud dam, on the outskirt... \| Read..
Advertising agents on three wheels
Call it smart business. ... \| Read..
IIM, RU strike a cosy deal
IIM-R did not have to try any hard sell before Ranchi University to barter ... \| Read..
Two-day strike by lawyers
Lawyers of the state will abstain from work on July 11 and 12 in support of... \| Read..
Gallery for art’s sake on cards
The visual artists’ dream of having an art gallery of their own in the stat... \| Read..
Board test for junior champs
Wannabe Vishys will take to the chessboard for the 12th Jharkhand State Jun... \| Read..
Schoolbag of empty promises
Prakash Pramanik and his sister Parvati study in an English-medium school i... \| Read..
Auto slump puts brakes on Tata Motors
In a grim reminder to the global downturn of 2008-09, demand slump forced a... \| Read..
A new club of zestful women
They are smart, sharp and spirited. And they have come forward to help the ... \| Read..
Reel rewind for 100 years of cinema
Once, Ashok Kumar coyly eyed Devika Rani. Then, Amitabh Bachchan romanced R... \| Read..
50 boys vie for soccer glory
Twenty-two wannabe footballers from Jamshedpur and its adjoining areas, inc... \| Read..
Meet focus on mother tongue
A workshop in the capital saw social workers, educators and bureaucrats mul... \| Read..