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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Lac pilot project grows & how
- Two years ago, only two villages were involved; now there are more than 50 Dhanbad, April 22: A pilot project to revive the forest-based economy of the region that began with lac production in three remote villages has now grown to benefit over 50 villages spread over six blocks of Dhanbad.
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Funds to curb tusker menace in Dalma
Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary: The forest and environment department today created a corpus for development of villages in Dalma forest range, especially where the elephant menace is severe.
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Mining meet
Dhanbad, April 22: Scientists, academics and officials from more than 50 organisations and institutes across the country congregated at the Central Institute of Mining and Fuel Research (CIMFR) here to partake in a seminar on
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Bokaro burns at 47.2C - Truant Norwester means no respite soon
Bokaro/Jamshedpur: Bokaro singed at 47.2 degrees today, making it the hottest town in the state now under a spell of a severe heat wave. Bokaro
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Shrinking Charwa triggers water crisis
- Reservoir level dips alarmingly, residents depend on tankers, borings for daily need Charwa dam Hazaribagh, April 21: With water level in Charwa dam dipping to dangerous levels, residents of the town are getting increasingly alarmed.
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State push for road projects
Road construction secretary N.N. Sinha today reviewed functioning of the department
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Meeting on townships for Jharia fire victims
Dhanbad, April 21: The town planning committee of Jharia Rehabilitation Development Authority (JRDA)
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Green campus model on cards
Schoolteachers, politicians and officials of the district administration today joined hands to chalk out measures to protect the environment.
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Nod to Hura project
Godda: A no-objection certificate (NOC) from the Godda forest department has paved the way for opening Hura-C coal mine project, an extension of ECL
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Foresters train for wildlife census
Jamshedpur: As many as 150 forest officials, including guards, rangers and assistant conservators, today participated in a training programme to prepare them for the forthcoming wildlife census in the state.