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TELCO Colony

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Telco Colony is a private colony in the city of Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, India. It's mainly for accommodating the employees of Tata Motors and its subsidiaries based out of Jamshedpur.

Origins[edit]

Parks[edit]

Rock Garden

Millennium Park

Gopeshwar Bal Udyaan

Rocket Park

HUDCO Theme Park

Telco Club Ground


Religious places[edit]

Kali Temple, Kharangajhar, Telco Colony
Hanuman Temple, Kharangajhar
Ram Mandir, Telco
Bhubaneshwari Temple
Lupita Hall

There are many religious places in Telco Colony. The community is known to live in communal harmony and celebrate festivals together.


Markets[edit]

Kharangajhar Market, Telco Colony, Jamshedpur
Plaza Market, Telco Colony, Jamshedpur

There are a few popular markets in Telco Colony.

  • Azad Market
  • Plaza Market
  • Kharangajhar
  • New Market
  • Sector Market
  • Birsanagar Sunday Market
  • Sadhudera Market
  • New Market
  • Ghorabanda Market

Hospitals and Dispensaries[edit]

There is one Hospital called Tata Motor's Hospital (TML Hospital) run by Tata Motors Ltd. This is basically for Tata Motor's employees but outsider can get treatment by paying hospital charges.

Transport[edit]

Public modes of transport are few. There is a regular bus service plying between Kharangajhar and Sakchi. Most people prefer the ubiquitous autorickshaw. Overcrowding is a common problem in autorickshaws.


Educational Institutions & Schools[edit]

Gulmohur High School, Telco Colony
Little Flower School
Gulmohur School Primary Section

There are many quality schools in Telco Colony. Both ICSE and CBSE along with Jharkhand State Board schools are well within the colony.

  • Gulmohur High School
  • Hill Top School
  • Little Flower School
  • Chinmaya Vidyalaya
  • Valley View school
  • Shiksha Niketan
  • Asha Kiran
  • Little Angels School
  • Bachpan Play School
  • Ramakrishna Mission
  • Lady Indra Singh School
  • Vig English High School
  • Guru Gobind Singh High School
  • Saraswati Sishu Mandir
  • Gopabandhu Vidyapith


Places of Historical Importance[edit]

SUMANT MOOLGAOKAR STADIUM

Sumant Moolgaokar Stadium, Telco Colony, Jamshedpur
1979 Open Nationals at Sumant Moolgaokar Stadium
India's Independence Day Celebration at Sumant Moolgaokar Stadium on 15th Aug, 2015

The stadium was named after Sumant Moolgaokar, former chairman of TATA MOTORS (TELCO). Sumant Moolgaokar Stadium was established in 1978 & initially known as " TELCO STADIUM " The stadium is well equipped with a capacity of 15000 plus people. The stadium has many " firsts" to its credit, the most notable being 22nd National Athletic Championship in 1983.


Important People[edit]

  • Padmashri Stephanie Sequeira
  • Ravishankar Cherukuri (CEO & MD, Monsanto India Limited)
  • Bahadur Singh
  • Sarosh Jehangir Ghandy
  • S. V. Ranga Rao
  • R. Madhavan (Telco Colony Rd.no.7)
  • Atul Kochar ( first Indian Michelin star chef)
  • Akash Gaurav (acted in a movie called Rukh was from Jamshedpur. He passed out from Loyola school. His mother was a teacher in Hill Top School)
  • Sudha Murthy
  • Bahadur Singh Chouhan (Asian games gold medallist, thrice, Arjuna Award winner, he also a Padma Shri)
  • Russi Mody
  • Sreekumar Prabhakaran (Air Vice Marshal Intelligence 1977 LFS batch)
  • Kamlesh Kumar Singh (Director BARC 1977 Lfs batch)
  • Brigadier Retd Ran Vijay Singh (1977 LFS batch)
  • Shilpa Rao
  • Soumodip Sarkar (economist and management scholar, was a student of Little Flower school and resided in M-5/8 in the early eighties. He is a professor in the Department of Management, University of Évora, Portugal, and also a Vice-Rector of the University)
  • Purnima Mahato (noted archer now a national level coach was born and brought up in Birsanagar adjacent to telco colony. Her father worked with Tata Motors)
  • Arjun Munda

Housing[edit]

N-type buildings in Telco Colony
M-type building

Tata Motors provides housing to most of its employees. The houses are well built with 24X7 electricity and water. The power is sourced from the nearby Tata Power at Jojobera and the power cabling is completely underground.

There are several categories of houses comprising both multi storied flats as well as independent houses and bungalows.

Markets within Telco Colony[edit]

It is widely bieved that Azad market (The one which is nearest to Telco entrance and has the main Post Office) was named so because it was some sort of an encroachment, which was supposed to have been 'liberated' from the administration by some local hero types (or perhaps because his name was Azad.)


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