A socio-cultural institution in Jamshedpur known as “The Maharashtra Hitkari Mandal” is situated in Bistupur area. It was established in 1970. It is a center of activities of Marathi language and literature. Great personalities have visited here. Every year on the occasion of Sri Ganesh Puja a grand program is Read more…
Madrasi sammelani has a venerable past. Tatas can track its history back to the date of the founding of the giant steel works in 1907. There were two or three groups formed by the earlier settler, each group concentrating one avocation or other like, bhajans and religious funcions, library activities, Read more…
The migration of practice of trade of gujraties can be tracked back almost to the age of harappan civilization (according to the pots excavated at Lothal) their migration to Bihar began about hundred years back. They were attracted due to rich mineral resources, coalfields and bidi patta business. Another major Read more…
The Andhras, whose glorious chapters of literature reflect their spirit of adventure in establishing commercial relations in far-flung areas like Sumatra, Java, Burma etc. Their Kinks like Salivamhana contributed much to the establishment of a firm, solid and united India whose contribution to culture, art, sculpture, literature and music had Read more…
Jamshedpur presents a miniature India. The Societies and communities pertain to the unique Jamshedpur culture and tradition that has developed through all these years. The cosmopolitan National Community of Jamshedpur decries caste and creed and new social elite with a culture of its own manifests the various the various traditions, Read more…
Rome was not built in a day. The massive foundation of the Roman Empire was laid by the skill, strength, endeavor and passion for humanism. The industrial city of Jamshedpur was likewise built by the skill, intelligence and passion for building a new city by Jamshetji. Jamsehdpur pronunciation (.6G&*B0 in Read more…
AN UNFORGETTABLE JOURNEY MARKED BY ACHIEVEMENTS… Decade I – (1907 – 1917) On 26th August 1907, the Tata Iron and Steel Company (now Tata Steel Limited) was registered and shares were issued to the Indian investors. The Steel Company obtained its first collieries in 1910 and the first ingot of Read more…
Jamshedpur is situated in the Dalbhum sub-division of Singhbhum district in the state of Jharkhand. It spreads between 20 o 45 – 20 o 50 latitudes North of the equator and 86 o 9 – 86 o 16 longitudes East of the meridian. It stands on the main railway line Read more…
1867 On his visit to Manchester, Jamshetji hears Thomas Carlyle expound the maxim-“The nation which gains control of iron, soon acquires control of gold.” 1882 J N Tata comes across a document ‘Report on the finacial prospects of iron-working in the Chanda District’, by Ritter Von Schwarz, a German expert, Read more…
From the very beginning Jamshedpur has been a cosmopolitan and friendly place. The Blast furnace Staff consisted of Americans, the Steel work crew was German, and English men staffed the rolling mills. The clerical staff was chiefly composed of people from Bengal and South India. Unskilled workers in grate majority Read more…