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| Saturday , August 18 , 2012 |

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New lane turns speed corridor for commuters

The R-Block lane of Mithapur flyover has come as a big relief to commuters. ... | Read..

Dope test decision raises awareness cry

Students of schools affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) would now have to clear dope tests while participating in national meets.... | Read..

Red tape trips rail project

Red tape seems to have put the city’s urban rail project on slow tracks. ... | Read..

Nine months after the Bihar State Housing Board (BSHB) passed a proposal for constructing 25,000 flats in the state, including 10,000 in Patna, the chief secretary has returned it, citing flaws in the conceptualisation of the schemes. ... | Read..

Pay slap at truant & late docs

Tardiness could prove costly for 62 doctors in Patna district. ... | Read..

Devotees pray on National Highway 28A near the Nepal border in Raxaul on the last Friday of Ramazan. Picture by Jai Prakash

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	Opening

Youth from Red zone pens words worth praise

Penning novels is a difficult proposition. More so if the writer is a farmer’s son, hailing from a M... | Read..

Dal spokesman dead

JD(U) spokesperson and high court lawyer Shakeel Ahmad Khan died at Medanta Hospital in New Del... | Read..

Promotion reservation to stay in state
The Bihar cabinet today gave its nod to continue reservation in promot... \| Read..
Nitish writes to Gogoi on youth murder case
Chief minister Nitish Kumar has written a letter to his Assam counterp... \| Read..
Mission moulds tender hearts
help develop economically backward students.... \| Read..
Green drive bears fruit
If Dashrath Manjhi was the Mountain Man, his disciple Satyendra Manjhi is G... \| Read..
Private route to make up revenue loss
The state government is exploring the possibility to engage a private firm ... \| Read..
Govt stick for two banks
The state government would not deposit money in two banks for their poor pe... \| Read..
Jungle raj taint on Nitish regime
National Commission for Women member Charu Wali Khanna today said Biha... \| Read..
3 arrested for attack on police station
Three persons were arrested and an FIR was lodged against around 1,000 peop... \| Read..
Demand for new blocks gains steam
The demand for carving out 75 new blocks from districts in Kosi, Seemanch... \| Read..
Trauma centre yet in a limbo
The trauma centre at Anugrah Narayan Medical College and Hospital (ANMCH) i... \| Read..
Durbar visit sparks life threat
A labour contractor’s visit to the chief minister’s janata durbar to seek j... \| Read..
Freedom from tout clout
Raids have relieved residents of the capital of the tout “service”, at leas... \| Read..
Drug list must in health hubs
The health department ordered all the government-run medical college hospit... \| Read..
Puff ban chokes on challan
Smokers on Friday puffed their way to glory, as ill-equipped police looked ... \| Read..
Neglect cry of martyr kin
Politicians have promised time and again to set up statues to preserve... \| Read..

News in Brief

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Shotgun election petition

New lane turns speed corridor for commuters

Dope test decision raises awareness cry

Red tape trips rail project

Flaws hit state housing plan

Pay slap at truant & late docs

Patna Diary

Mystery shrouds strange meeting

Photo fear

Long wait

Iftar aroma in durbar