Jamshedpur Co-operative College is a symbol of the painstaking efforts of Late M. D. Madan. The college was founded at a time when Jamshedpur had already become a hub of industrial network with a large population of workers and professionals but with no college where the children of the society Read more…
National Institute of Technology, Jamshedpur,earlier known as Regional Institute of Technology was established on 15th August 1960 as a joint venture of Government of India and the Government of Bihar in the chain of REC’s (Regional Engineering College) in India with the aim to generate technical graduates of highest standards Read more…
XLRI was founded in 1949 by Fr Quinn Enright, S.J. in the Steel City of Jamshedpur. Fr. Enright visualized XLRI to be a partner in the liberation and development journey of the independent India with a vision of “renewing the face of the earth”. Fr. Bill Tome joined hands with Read more…
Dimna Lake is an artificial lake in Jamshedpur, which is situated at around 13 km from the city. This lake lies at the foot hills of Dalma Mountain ranges. The Dimna Lake is important for the city, as it serves like a water reservoir for the steel plant and the Read more…
Jubilee Park encompasses a total area of 237.75 acres. The Moghul Garden of Jubilee Park has been modeled on the lines of the Brindavan Garden of Mysore which displays about thousand rare kinds of roses of different colors and sizes. The most attractive feature of Jubilee Park is the colorful Read more…
Jamshedpur though being primarily an Industrial city has also started to attract tourists. It has the benefit of being near a hill and forest range hence it serves as a nodal point for all the further destinations. Some of the major tourist attractions of the city are Jubilee park which Read more…
Jamshedpur is the largest city in the state of Jharkhand and is one of the ‘Industrial Cities’ of India, being known by many simply as “The Steel City”. Jamshedpur is completely maintained by Tata Steel for the most part. Tata Steel is responsible for the infrastructure as well the public services Read more…
Jamshedpur is home to the first private iron and steel company of India. The areas surrounding Jamshedpur are rich in minerals, including iron ore, coal, manganese bauxite and lime. It is a modern, industrial city; the main industries being iron and steel, truck manufacturing, tinplate production, cement and other small Read more…
Sakchi: The heart of the city, with the main markets and a few residential areas. Generally, the Sakchi market is crowded and dusty. Originally the village at which Jamshedpur was founded was called Sakchi too. Bistupur: An upmarket commercial area and residential township, which caters more to the middle/upper-middle class. Read more…
Sikhs from Punjab came to this city since the inception of the Steel City in the 1907. Earlier they were established nearby in Calcutta and Kharagpur. They were already associated with Patna, this being the birthplace of their last guru, Guru Govind Singh. In 1910-1920 decade the eminent Sikhs who Read more…