IFFCO Raths roll for road safety awareness
Paradip: The IFFCO Paradeep unit celebrated the 32ndNational Road Safety Week in its premises from January 18 to 25 for creating public awareness on road safety. The unit sponsored two Sadak Surakshya Sachetanata Raths in collaboration with RTOs, Cuttack and Jagatsinghpur. Director (Strategy & Joint Venture) Manish Gupta, Advisor (Plant Health) KL Singh and Executive Director KJ Patel flagged off the Raths. Senior General Manager (Finance) Surseh Goyal, GM (Maintenance) SD Sharma, GM (P&A) AK MallJ, DGM (HR) GC Acharya, president, general secretary of IFFCO Officers’ Association and Employee’s Union were present.
2010 Batch Old Friends’ Reunion held
Paradip: The 2010 Matric Batch Friends’ Reunion Ceremony of Sri Maa Arabinda Vidyapitha, the oldest high school in the Paradip area, was held on January 25 at Nehru Bungalow with the alumni sharing their memories of the school life. The festival was attended by Satya Samal, Ramya Ranjit Nayak, Siddheshwar Swayam, Sudhananda Dalai, Prakash Sahu, Shubh Raj Tarai, Loknath Dora, Sambit Mangraj, Trilochan Sahu, Trinath Nath, Ranjit Mohanty, Ashurya Sharma, Prayanka Pratihari, Chunilata Samal, Sushant Nayak, Sonali Sahu, Zinat Sahu, Sudipta Majhi, Ranil Tarai, Sabita Palai, Neelima Tarai, Anita Mangaraj, Swarna Prabha Kar, Nirupama Das and Sasmita Sahu.
Karate black belt test held at Paradip
Paradip: A black belt competition was recently held at Paradipgarh among karate contestants. More than 50 contestants took part in the competition under the supervision of international athlete Amar Jyoti Raut and karate head coach Kahnu Mallick.
Street dramas highlight road safety
Champua: During the Road Safety Month from January 18 to February 17, the Keonjhar Road Transport Authority is organising street dramas and many other activities to highlight the concept of 'Sadak Surakhya ,Jeevan Rakshya' . Barbil Jr. MVI Barbil Rajesh Mahapatra said that as per the orders of Keonjhar RTO Niramal Kumar Mahanty, street dramas were staged at Barbil and Joda on January 21 and would continue to be held at other places along with other awareness activities throughout the month.