Gold Sand, Gold Water is a lyrical portrait of life along the Subarnarekha River, where marginalised communities struggle to ...

The Subarnarekha is known as the Gold River of India. Learn about its origin in Jharkhand, its 474 km path to the Bay of ...

The Subarnarekha River, named for its "streak of gold," flows through mineral-rich ancient continental rocks in India. Its ...

BHUBANESWAR: Flood control in Subarnarekha river that passes through three states including Odisha continues to remain a cause of concern as construction of a dam and common canals are yet to be ...

The pitiful state of the Subarnarekha stands testimony to the changing times. The river is being slowly killed by the greed of the rich and the apathy of the powerful. India’s steel city dumps its ...

Students of city schools have begun writing postcards to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and chief minister Hemant Soren, seeking their urgent intervention to save Subarnarekha river in Ranchi, which is ...

The Odisha government on Thursday issued a flood alert in four districts of the state after water levels in the Subarnarekha river rose above the danger mark. Opening the Galidhi barrage gates in ...

Ranchi: After hosting the 21km long padhyatra (kanwar yatra) through crowdfunding to save the Subarnarekha river, last week, the community of local residents in the state capital’s Chutia area are all ...

Rivers in India are considered as sacred and several religious beliefs are associated with them. They are not only the source of livelihood but also a part of people’s culture. In several religions, ...

BALASORE: Panic has gripped people residing in low-lying areas of Baliapal, Basta, Bhograi, Jaleswar and Sadar blocks in Balasore as the Subarnarekha river is swelling due to the release of floodwater ...

New Delhi: The construction of Subarnarekha port in Odisha will begin soon as the defence ministry has given its clearance for the project, Odisha government said on Tuesday. Chennai-based Creative ...

Ritwik Ghatak’s searing Subarnarekha (1965) is considered part of his Partition trilogy, and is placed alongside Meghe Dhaka Tara (1960) and Komal Gandhar (1961) as the movies that explore the ...