Punjab & Sindh bank’s new branch at Bokaro
Bokaro: Punjab and Sind Bank opened its 10th branch in Jharkhand at Bokaro on Tuesday. Ashok Sinha Zonal Manager of the bank inaugurated the newly-constructed branch at Bari Co-operative which is the first in Bokaro. Sinha in his address informed that bank is committed to provide delightful customer service to the public. On this move Punjab and Sindh Bank is rolling out more and more branches across the country with user friendly machines and modern facilities.
“We are committed to provide fastest quality services to the customers”, said Amit Mukhrjee Branch Manager of this newly opened branch. Reiterated the bank’s commitment for delightful customer service and commitment for financial inclusion Mukhrjee said, Punjab and Sind Bank was established in the year 1908 with the principle of helping the weaker section in the society. It is the first bank in Northern India to get ISO 9002 certification for its selected branches.
CCl condoles death of former director
Ranchi: Employees of Central Coalfields limited on Tuesday condoled death of late HP Singh, who worked as a director (Technical) from 1978 to 1982 at CCl Darbhanga House, Ranchi. He passed away on Sept20, 2013. He is survived by his wife Sharda Singh, two sons- Dr. Rakesh Kumar Singh and Rajesh Singh- and daughter Dr. Rashmi Rai. late Singh joined then National Coal Development Corporation (now CCl) in the year 1958. Earlier he worked in Dalmia group at Junardeo, Madhya Pradesh. He passed out from ISM, Dhanbad in 1950 as a mining graduate. T K Nag, Director (Technical/Operations) read the condolence message.
Rs 2.5 lakh looted from teacher
Bokaro: In broad day light two unidentified criminals’ looted Rs 2.5 lakh from a teacher under City Thana police station at Bokaro on Tuesday noon and fled from the spot. According to the police two criminals on a motor bike snatched the bag carrying cash from Birendra Kumar Gupta a school teacher outside of SBI ADM Building branch. Gupta sold his land and got Rs 3.80 lakhs inside the bank by the new owner. later Gupta deposited Rs 1.30 in his saving account and put the rest cash in a bag came out from the bank, police said. “As soon as he came to sit on his motorcycle, a youth in red shirt snatched the bag carrying cash and escaped on a bike”, police added. A case has been registered and we are investigating into matter, OC of the local police station.
Divine Spark, Yatiraj schools bag first prize
lohardaga: The students of Divine Spark Public School lohardaga and Yatiraj Divine Spark Public school Serenghatu attained first rank together in a group competition organised by Art, Culture, Sports and Youth Affairs Ministry at Hotwar Ranchi. In the school premises the participants were felicitated too.
National Football meet kicks-off in Bokaro
Bokaro: After the fierce competitions Maharastra, Kerala, Chandighar and SAI teams entered into semi-final of 49th Junior National Football Championship (U-17) for BC Roy Trophy at Bokaro Steel City.
Kerala defeated Arunachal Pradesh by 1-0 while Chandigarh defeated Gujrat by 3-0 on Tuesday. On Monday SAI defeated Himachal by 4-1 and Maharastra defeated Nagaland by 2-0 to enter into semi-final. The final match will be played on September 28. Organised by BSl’s sports and civic amenities department, a total of 15 teams and 350 players from Maharashtra, Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Jammu and Kashmir, Tripura, Bihar, Gujarat, Sikkim, Rajasthan, Nagaland, Kerala, Arunachal Pradesh are battling it out for the honours.
Yuva Sangh demands immediate repair of NH-33
Jamshedpur: Activists of Akhil Bhartiya Yuva Sangh led by senior leader Satbir Singh Somu protested against its shabby condition of NH 33 from Pardih to Bharagora and handed over a memorandum to the deputy commissioner. Somu expressed concern over the delay in commencement of construction work. He said the road should be repaired as soon as possible. He demanded that necessary initiatives should be taken to ensure proper repair of the NH between Ranchi and Bahragora, at the earliest. The activists also demanded better traffic in the city. They said that due to encroachment the shopkeepers are not able to work properly. He said that encroachment on Government and common land and its misuse for monetary gains is fast emerging as an organised crime in the city with certain dominant persons allegedly involved in it. Despite claims by the authorities, larger parts in the city are still under control o several unscrupulous persons.