Swine flu alert after death in Ranchi
Health department advisory for surgeons and district surveillance units, asking them to screen suspected cases By Our Special Correspondent in Ranchi Swine flu is stalking Jharkhand with at least eight
Telegraph (Ranchi)
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Thermal plant on clean-up drive
Bokaro, Aug.
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Central team visits Hazaribagh
Hazaribagh/Ranchi, Aug.
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JVM pitches for famine tag
Ranchi, Aug. 18: At a time a central team is busy assessing the drought situation in Jharkhand, the JVM has stepped up its demand that the entire state be declared famine-hit, declaring an indefinite hungerstrike by its farmers
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Funds cloud hover on drought relief work
<br />SUDHIR KUMAR MISHRA<br /><p>Cracked hopes</p><p>Ranchi, Aug. 16: Raj Bhavan
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Land hope for mega investors- Transfer process of govt acres begins
Ranchi, Aug. 16: The Ranchi district administration has begun the process of acquiring details of government land to be transferred to Hindalco Industries Limited and JSW Steel Jharkhand Limited
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Project to better mushroom yield
<br /><p>- College teacher focuses on local varieties rugra and khukhri</p><p>A woman sells rugra mushrooms at Kutchery Chowk in Ranchi. File picture</p><p>Ranchi, Aug.11: The state science and technology department is considering a biotechnology professor
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Workshop focus on mining
<br />Jamadoba (Dhanbad), Aug. 11: Tata Steel, in association with the mechanical wing of the directorate general of mines safety (DGMS), Dhanbad, hosted a one-day workshop on non-destructive testing of winding engine components and other installations at JRD Tata Auditorium today.<br />
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Ranchi seeks Rs 2000cr aid
AMIT GUPTA<br /><br />Ranchi, Aug. 11: The state administration will submit a memorandum to the Centre seeking assistance of around Rs 2,000 crore in Jharkhand, which is in the throes of a severe drought.<br />
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105 check dams for two districts
Ranchi, Aug. 10: The governor
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Dry spell jacks up rainfall deficit to 50 per cent
Jamshedpur, Aug. 10: The average rainfall deficit in Jharkhand has again touched 50 per cent.<br /><br />Widespread rainfall in the last week of July had dragged down the deficit to 40 per cent from a worrying 51 per cent. However, lack of sufficient rainfall in the last few days has once again pushed up the shortfall to 50 per cent.<br />