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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Diarrhoea outbreak in Potka
Eighty people were affected over the past 24 hours as diarrhoea gripped villages in Potka block of East Singhbhum. Of them, 50 have been admitted to various hospitals in Jamshedpur, Jadugora and Ghatshila.
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Water project ups Mango plot rates
The initiation of the ambitious drinking water project in Mango has not only lifted the mood of the residents, but that of real estate developers too.
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Adityapur auto cluster to go online
The first and much-waited auto cluster project of the state is on the tech track. Adityapur Auto Cluster Limited (AACL)
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BAU study reveals uses of cow urine
You may write off cow urine as a mere excreta, but a Birsa Agricultural University (BAU) study has proved that it can help increasing reproductive capacity of hens and harden the outer shell of eggs.
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UNDPs bio-diversity boon
The launch of the UNDP project in Ranchi on Tuesday. Ranchi, Sept. 15: To conserve and record the state
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Essel scouts for land in Singhbhum
Essel Mining and Industries Limited, a unit of Aditya Birla Group, has identified 500 acres in West Singhbhum district for setting up a 1.02million tonne per year capacity integrated steel plant.
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Land compensation war over science centre
The Regional Science Centre witnessed demonstration by residents who demanded compensation for the land acquired to house the new building. The upcoming centre is situated at Chiraundi on the outskirts of Ranchi. Residents gathered with traditional weapons demanding compensation outside the centre, which will be formally inaugurated on state Foundation Day on November 15.
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Green plans for tech hub
BIT, Sindri, is headed for greener days, thanks to students
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Special food unit for needy children
Malnourished children of the Kolhan division can now bite into their share of healthy and nutritious food with the first therapeutic food processing unit in the country being set up at the anganwadi training centre in Kadma.