(B.I.T.E. Ramgarh) opened in 2012 in Ramgarh. Pharmacy College/Institute Trinity Education: Ranchi Road, Ramgarh Cantonment Markets and entertainment Markets: Main markets are Ramgarh, Patratu, Bhurkunda, Kuju and Gola. Sports The Temple of Warriors (Karate Club) Clubs: Rotary Club: near Mahatma Gandhi Chowk, Ramgarh Cantonment. The Rotary Club of Ramgarh held its inaugural meeting on 5 November 1961. Lions Club: a) Ramgarh Cantonment b) Bhurkunda. Gymkhana Club: Ranchi Road, Ramgarh. Museum Zarina Khatoon Museum Cum Research Centre at Chitarpur. Culture Fairs and festivals The major and most celebrated fairs and festivals include Diwali, Holi, Durga Puja or Navaratri, Dussehra, Ramanavami, Karam or Karma, Sarhul, Tusu, Eid, Sarsawati puja, Chhath, Makar Sankranti, and Jivitputrika or Jitiya (). Due to the presence of industry and mining activities, Vishwakarma Puja is also an important festival. Makar Sankranti fair at Rajrappa Mandir also attracts many people. Fairs are also organized during Jitiya, Karma and other festivals. Cuisine Ramgarh has a variety of foods and cuisines. The most well-known and common cuisine in Ramgarh includes roti (chapati) or phulka, rice or bhat, dal, sabzi or tarkari and achar (South Asian pickles). Dhuska and barra are popular local fast foods. Dhuska is made from rice and urad dal. Barra is also prepared using urad dal. Different types of flowers and leaves are used including bamboo shoots (karil), fried pumpkin flower pakora, khukri and mushroom tarkari. Khoya pedas of Rajrappa mandir is also a famous dry sweet. Filming locations A number of Bollywood movies were shot in the area, including Kaala Patthar, Koyelaanchal, M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story, Ranchi Diaries and Sholay. Places of interest Pilgrimage sites Tooti Jharna Temple: Situated about from Ramgarh Cantonment on NH-33 Ranchi-Patna highway, is a temple devoted to Lord Shiva where water from the river falls through a canal on Shivalinga. The Raghu baba of this temple is from the nearby village Digwar and hence most of the Digwar villagers are connected to this temple. It is very near Ranchi road, just ahead towards the way of Village Digwar. Mayatungri Temple: It is also known as Daughter of the Hills and is South of Ramgarh in the Chutupalu Valley. Although it is located on a height of , it takes only 15 minutes to march to its peak. Every year the local festival of karma is celebrated here with gaiety and fanfare by the people of the surrounding villages. It is popularly