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- Jamshedpur is perhaps the first Indian city, which was planned from its birth. The industrial city has contributed immensely to India's industrilization and growth. Editors who are familiar with the city are requested to further develop the article, say on the lines of Chennai. Thank you.--Bhadani 18:23, 17 July 2005 (UTC)
i proud to be jamshedpurian
