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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New uranium mine in Bagjata
Jamshedpur: India has access to
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New home for Dalma herd in season of harvest
New home for Dalma herd in season of harvest - Tuskers cosy up in bamboo grove developed by forest department, calf born on Sunday Migrating tuskers from Dalma have found shelter in Charchakka forest For the first time, tuskers from Dalma have found the perfect shelter. Their new home has been built by the forest department on the same corridor that is frequently ravaged by them.
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CCL project hits hurdle
The two-decade-old land controversy involving a project of the Central Coalfield Limited (CCL) in Giridih has reared its head again.
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Highways cry out for attention, no one cares
The Ranchi-Daltonganj road For the state
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RJD lays siege to Hindalco mines - Blockade threatened from Dec 21
A Hindalco bauxite mine in Lohardaga Movement of bauxite from the mines of Hindalco Industries Limited came to a grinding halt today as thousands of RJD supporters gheraoed several establishments of the company in Lohardaga and Palamau districts. The blockade began at around 10am and continued till late in the afternoon.
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CM releases book
Chief minister Shibu Soren today released a book, Jharkhand Paridrishya, written by Ranchi additional collector Sunil Kumar Singh.
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Bundu school battles malaria
Over 41 students of a school for SC/ST girls near the capital have suddenly fallen ill with symptoms of malaria or viral fever, spreading panic among teachers and parents a week after the tragedy in a Bero residential school where five boys died after drinking milk served with hostel snacks.
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Villagers fear abuse of forest rights act
The fear of abuse of the forest rights legislation was evident at a rally held today in the state capital. The participants complained that the state government was not only slow in the implementation of the act, but it was also avoiding the participation of the villagers in the process, as prescribed by the legislation.
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Green talks on mine hazards
A three-day national conference on zoology called