Alice Sinha to attend Intl conference in California
An alumna of DPS Ranchi and JVM Shyamli, Ranchi Alice Sinha has been invited to an International conference to be held from 29th Aug to 3rd September 2024 in California, USA being organised by the International Society for Experimental Hematology. Sinha is working on Stem Cells. Her travel has been sponsored by DBT and JNCASR (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advance Studies and Research, Banglore. She has done her BSc from Delhi University; presently she is working at JNCASR, Bangalore. Her father is Dr B K Sinha, former HoD Zoology Ranchi University and presently Technical Officer to VC RU. Her mother Asha Verma is a house maker.
Inter School Hindi Recitation Competition at ILCC
An ‘Inter School Hindi Recitation Competition’ for Classes Prep - 2 was held at The International Library and Cultural Center on Wednesday. The students presented compositions by poets ranging from Ram Dhari Singh Dinkar, Neeraj, Ahutosh Rana, Vikas Bansal, Vinod Prasoon, Amit Kumar Sharma, R B Tailang and Apoorv Vikram Shah. Pita, Aao Milkar Ped Lagayein, Krishna Ki Chetavni, Deshprem, Tum Mujhko Kab Tak Rokoge and Meljol Ka Sabak were some of the poems recited. The event was organised and conducted by the Cultural Secretary of ILCC Rekha Mishra. The Judges were Dr. Alka Choudhary , Vandana Modi and Nivedita Sharma. The first prize was awarded to Prince Kumar (St. Mary's (N) School), while the second and third prizes were given to Dhwiti Shah (Surendranath Centenary School) and Aaruni Shandilya (Jawahar Vidya Mandir) respectively. The consolation prize was given toAnabia Rafique (Guru Nanak Higher Secondary School).
Man's hand saved from amputation
Paras Hospital Dhurva saved the hand of a 50-year-old man from Giridih from amputation. The man was shot near the shoulder. When the man reached Paras Hospital, it was too late. Despite this, due to the tireless efforts of Paras Hospital's plastic surgeon Dr Vivek Goswami and his team, the patient's hand was saved from amputation. This kind of case is very rare, where there is no need to amputate the hand after the delay. The patient was given a new life and courage by operating on him. Now the patient has been discharged. Currently, the patient is being treated under the supervision of Dr Vivek Goswami. He said that when the patient came to us, his hand was completely damaged. “Due to the bullet injury, the hand and muscles were also badly torn. There was no blood circulation. The patient had asked three big corporate hospitals of Ranchi to amputate his hand. After this, the patient contacted Paras Hospital after about 13 hours, where his surgery was done successfully. The operation lasted for about six hours. All the veins were joined in the operation. Blood veins were also joined,” he added.
