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Jamshedpur, as the burgeoning township was named in 1919 in tribute to Tata Steel’s Founder, is India’s first planned Industrial City. It is a model for the harmonious co-existence of industry and environment. Acres of verdant parks and gardens dot the city and provide bucolic sanctuaries from the pressures of everyday life. 
Bhuvaneshvari Temple 
Founder Of Jamshedpur....
Jamshedji Naservanji TATA 
Not long ago, Jamshedpur or Tatanagar was an unknown village in tribal belt known as Sakohi. India's first steel industry Tata Iron & Steel Co has been founded at Sakohi in 1908. Today TISCO is one of the best steel industries in the world. Jamshedpur or Tatanagar has come up in the name of the founder of TISCO, Jamshedji Tata, and the Persian Industrialist. The city is like a painting on canvas. It is beautiful.Entire Tatanagar turns into a festive one on 3rd March,the birthday of Jamshedji.  At Tata Steel, sports is a way of life. Today, many sports associations in Bihar, funded by Tata Steel and a few other companies, have made Tatanagar their base. Tatanagar is also home to several national and state level champions including many Arjuna Award winners. Tatanagar’s unique infrastructure for sports which include India’s first and only football academy, a special cricket stadium, an Olympic standard sports complex and 40 adventure club's spearheaded by the Tata Steel Adventure Sports Foundation, has earned it the sobriquet: Sports Capital of
India. 
Soaring white columns and the apex of pyramids make an architectural statement of the philosophy behind the Centre for Excellence.
In a city inspired by the Vision of our Founder and illustrated by landmarks that personify the Tata spirit, the centre of excellence adds new dimension to the search for excellence.
Jubilee Park built step by step in style of Vrindavan Garden of Mysore. There are Children's Park, Rose Garden, and Nursery of trees and plants next to the lake and open air Zoo. Every Sunday, Tuesday and Saturday the fountains are lighted up with colourful lights to increase attraction of the park. 
Dalma is the best elephant habitat of Bihar, where the pachyderms love to spend their summer. Dalma continues to be pleasing with temperatures under 30 degrees C. The availability of water during summer is all the more alluring for the elephants to migrate. The next best choice for getting the closest possible view of elephants is Betla National Park and the most appropriate time would be Feb/March.
Gaurs, one of the boldest and biggest among the denizens of the jungle, prefer
to be in close proximity to the elephants as they love to share the culms pulled
down by the taller tuskers. Gaurs usually move in herds except for the
monsoon when they disperse and often fall prey to the unsuspecting tigers. 
About 40 km. away from Ranchi on Tata Road falls a village named Taimara near which flows the Kanchi river, Falling from a height of about 144 feet Kanchi river makes a pretty fall called Dassam falls known as Dassam Ghagh also encircled with charming scences. The tourists are warned not to take bath in the falls or at least be careful while bathing in the stream.
My Old Office at Jamshedpur.
My First Job 
A variety of fauna exists in conditions close to their natural habitat at the park. The adjoining lake, Jayanti Sarovar, offers boating facilities in idyllic scenery.
Bistupur.....
Heart of the city.Best place to spend time on Shopping,bird watching(Female birds ;-) ) |
