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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2.28 lakh bitten by malaria bug
AMIT GUPTA Ranchi, March 5: Official facts and figures paint a far from healthy picture of Jharkhand.
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Green lessons in natures lap at Dalma
- Film and forest visit on cards for 50 selected students ANTARA BOSE The entrance to Dalma forest Jamshedpur, March 5: Students of government schools in Dalma will soon learn about the environment by visiting forests and watching films.
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Farmer pension for agri boost
Ranchi, March 2: The state government is planning to introduce a pension scheme for farmers in the new budget in an attempt to boost agriculture as this sector was lagging behind. Budgetary provisions for imparting training to farmers and developing warehouse facilities across the state, too, are on the cards.
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Polio shadow on Sahebganj
Dumka, March 2: The polio spectre seems to be looming large on Santhal Pargana with doctors suspecting four new cases in Rajmahal and Uduwa blocks under Rajmahal sub-division of Sahebganj district.
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Farmers threaten mass suicide
Godda, Feb. 2: Taking a leaf out of Vidharbha farmers
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Das harps on progress at CII seminar
The state government has several plans afoot for rapid development in the state. Deputy chief minister Raghubar Das announced some while addressing a session on
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Meet on lake preservation
Jamshedpur, Feb. 25: The district administration today held a meeting with representatives of Jharkhand Mukti Vahini (JMV), an organisation working for the welfare of the displaced. The problems of displaced people of Dimna Lake were discussed at the meeting that was presided over by executive magistrate Sunil Kumar.
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Stork gets new home
Ranchi-based Birsa Munda Biological Park will be the new home for the baby stork that was rescued from curious villagers at Sitarampur dam in Seriakela-Kharsawan on February 12. The migratory bird, which had a limp and could not fly, was being treated at the rescue centre of Tata Steel Zoological Park.
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Clinics to help villagers use RTI
Several voluntary organisations working to create awareness on Right to Information Act have decided to set up
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Sudesh bounty for Ranchi farmers
Deputy chief minister Sudesh Kumar Mahto today showered goodies galore on farmers residing in the villages of Ranchi district.