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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Steel majors corridor plan to link roads
Traffic congestion on city roads may soon become a thing of the past, if Tata Steel
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Online check on pollution - Chennai firm launches device to monitor industry emission
An easier and online method of monitoring pollution caused by factories has arrived in the state. Reshoo-e-System, a Chennai-based company, today launched the Online Dust Analyser
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Cheer & jeer for Jharia plan
The Centre
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State adopts NREGS workers kids
Ranchi, July 30: Justice delayed is not always justice denied. Though it comes at a price he hadn
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At last, fillip for tribal land rights
Jharkhand has stepped up efforts to ensure that the over 8,000 tribals who have applied for land rights under a 2008 legislation of the Centre got their ownership papers by next month.
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Zoo bats for research on night flyers
Jamshedpur, July 30: It
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Bamboo drive to beat rebels
- Handicraft to stop tribals from joining Maoist ranks SHASHANK SHEKHAR Baskets of hope Dhanbad/Bokaro, July 30: The forest department has embarked on a bamboo plantation drive with the aim of generating employment for tribals of Naxalite strongholds in Dhanbad and Bokaro districts so that they aren
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Famine tag demand for Giridih
The CPI-ML today welcomed the state
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Money train for industry
The state industry department was today surprised to know that five steel and cement companies have already invested about Rs 7,770 crore in their greenfield and expansion projects. The investments were made in the past couple of years. The analysis was made today at a meeting chaired by industry director Aradhana Patnaik.
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Focus on sewerage, roads in biz hub
- Rs 6.8cr to develop Adityapur infrastructure, prevent waterlogging ANKUSH SINGH On revamp route Jamshedpur, July 29: The Adityapur Industrial Area Development Authority (Aiada) has prepared a Rs 6.8-crore project for improving basic facilities in its command area.