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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Adding value to kitchen waste - Rs 54cr for Bero bio-fertiliser plant
SANTOSH K. KIRO Clean-up act Ranchi, March 12: Kitchen waste will soon become valuable. The civic body in the state capital would set up a plant at Bero, some 35km from here, to convert the waste generated from households into compost
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Green energy body under funds scanner
SUDHIR KUMAR MISHRA Ranchi, March 12: Finance secretary Rajbala Verma has taken serious note of the accountant-general
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New centre to fight floods
Jamshedpur, Mar 9: After the death of two leopards during the flash floods last year, Tata Steel Zoological Park is better prepared for the coming monsoon this time round.
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Good health on cards for child workers
- City NGO to provide free medical treatment through hospital tie-up ANTARA BOSE Some respite for child workers Jamshedpur, March 9: A city NGO has now decided to launch a card to good health by providing identity tags to children living in the margins and providing them with free access to medical aid.
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Dispose of toxins, Swiss way
Jamshedpur, March 8: Call it a Swiss solution to a clean, green state. Cement major ACC Limited has entered into a technical collaboration with Swiss giant Holcim to offer industrial units in the state a common hazardous waste management facility at its Jhinkpani plant in West Singhbhum district.
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FJCCI to adopt village
Ranchi, March 7: As part of its social responsibility, the Federation of Jharkhand Chamber of Commerce and Industries (FJCCI) will adopt Pithoria village and develop it as a possible tourist spot.
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PIL on mine revenue
Cuttack, March 6: Questions regarding the Orissa
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CM gets cotton letter
Bhubaneswar: Activists in favour of organic farming, in a letter to the chief minister, has alleged that non-organic Bt cotton in Kalahandi and Bolangir have witnessed poor yields this year.
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Sweet success for strawberry farmers
- Fruit creates mass market in state, higher production target set for this year ARTI SAHULIYAR Strawberry plantation at a farm owned by ICAR research institute in Ranchi on Thursday. Picture by Hardeep Singh Ranchi, March 5: Mustard fields are pass
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Mines row hits steel investors
Ranchi, March 4: The Ghatkuri mines controversy has hit two steel companies where it hurts most: no return despite investing crores four years ago.