Jamshedpur

American  

[jahm-shed-poor] / ˈdʒɑm ʃɛdˌpʊər /

noun

1. a city in SE Jharkhand, in NE India.

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Jamshedpur British  

/ ˌdʒʌmʃɛdˈpʊə /

noun

1. a city in NE India, in Jharkhand: large iron and steel works (1907–11); a major industrial centre. Pop: 570 349 (2001)

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Example Sentences

"We went to Jamshedpur, where a few Ranji Trophy and IPL players were playing in an academy. When I saw them bowling, I was like 'Akash is faster and better than them'," he recalls.

From BBC

Ratan Tata was sent to a company steel plant in Jamshedpur in eastern India where he spent a couple of years on the factory floor before becoming the technical assistant to the manager.

From BBC

In 1962, he joined Tata Industries - the promoter company of the group - as an assistant and spent six months training at a company plant in Jamshedpur.

From BBC

I grew up in this little town called Jamshedpur, which is in the northeastern part of India, about four hours from Calcutta.

From New York Times

In the eastern Indian city of Jamshedpur, a pregnant Muslim woman alleged that when she went to a hospital last week for help with sudden bleeding, she was accused of spreading the virus and told to clean up her own blood, according to a letter she sent to the top politician in the state.

From Washington Post