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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NGOs fail to respond, lose registration
At least 307 NGOs have lost their registration after they failed to respond to public notices issued by the state registration department.
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Students on green mission
Members of the foundation during the plantation drive in Dhanbad on Sunday. Picture by Gautam Dey Dhanbad, July 12: Showing the way to others, a group of students of Dhanbad has taken up the spade for green cause.
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Farmers reap pig profit
Farmers of the Ranchi district are reaping rich dividends by breeding pigs, thanks to Birsa Agriculture University
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Unicef model for rural growth
East Singhbhum has adopted the Unicef-sponsored Integrated Village Planning Process (IVPP) plan and has set up district planning and monitoring units (DPMU) for smooth implementation of the programme. The district was among 17 regions in the country where the programme was started by Unicef in 2005 with the aim to facilitate NGOs, the community and government agencies in a convergent manner.
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CCL starts model village project
Residents of Semartoli and Lupungtoli can now hope to light up their homes and have easy access to precious drops of water.
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Orissa jibe stirs up state water project
A strongly-worded letter from the Orissa chief minister, Naveen Patnaik, to the governor, Syed Sibtey Razi, on inordinate delays plaguing the ambitious Subernarekha Multipurpose Project (SMP), despite the neighbouring state spending a whopping over Rs 545 crore over the last three decades, has activated the Jharkhand administration.
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Job scheme audit across districts
Ranchi, July 8: The state has decided to conduct a massive, time-bound social audit of schemes under the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA), no doubt prompted by Union Cabinet secretary K. Chandrashekhar
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Jharia fire zone rehabilitation gets 100-day road map
Jharkhand has finally decided to act on rehabilitating thousands of residents of Jharia, where an underground fire has been raging since three decades, announcing today that 4,650 families will be shifted within the next 100 days.
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Malaria stalks CRPF - Wrong diagnosis kills jawan in Dumri, doctors alerted
Bokaro, July 6: The sting is deadlier than the bullet. As if battling Maoists was not challenging enough, security personnel, particularly CRPF jawans, posted in the coal belt have another enemy to take on