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Residents in Ranchi are expected to face discomfort as maximum daytime temperatures are likely to surpass 30 degrees Celsius in the next two days. However, the weather is expected to change from February 21 with cloud cover and a chance of rain.

KOLKATA: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday questioned the motive behind ‘deactivation’ of Aadhaar Cards in the state ahead of the Lok...

England’s Jonny Bairstow has come in for criticism after scoring just 102 runs in three matches in India but coach...

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The trigger behind CM's media conference were reports about people in Bengal receiving letters from the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) saying their Aadhaar numbers had been deactivated and that their 'requirement to stay in the country has not been fulfilled'

England spent their spare day in Rajkot wondering what to do with themselves and contemplating how they could recover from 2-1 down in the series.

Amidst the chief minister's intervention into the crisis, hundreds of letters pertaining to Aadhaar deactivation started flooding.

The non-performing assets (NPA) of banks in Jharkhand continue to remain much over Rs 7,000-crore mark, which has been termed as a grave situation by the bankers.

Axed Baidyanath Ram denies giving any ultimatum to JMM. He claims that the chief minister assured him that a decision will be taken in his case within two days. The legislator will stay in Ranchi and speak to the chief minister in a day or two.

ABVP protests dearth of teaching staff in varsities. Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) on Monday held a dharna near Raj Bhavan in support of 11-point demand, including appointment of regular vice chancellors (VCs) in all universities, filling up of administrative posts, implementation of academic and examination calendars and removing the shortage of teaching and non-teaching staff.