Ranchi DSE shortlists CANDIDATES’ NAMES
Ranchi DSE Jayant Kumar Mishra shortlisted the names of applied candidates who passed the JTET for lower primary level (class 1 to 5) on Monday. These candidates are likely to receive their appointment letters by CM Hemant Soren and HRD Minister by July 15. The names of candidates were shortlisted from 6,609 applications at Ranchi. Remaining 23 districts are expected to release their primary teacher's list by the end of this week. Successful candidates can clarify their objections within a week from the date of their list-release in respective districts. Primary Education department has decided to finalize the appointment process byJuly 10. Overall 65,439 candidates had passed the JTET examination in Jharkhand.
SBI to celebrate Bank Day
In order to mark Bank Day on July 1, SBI will organise various programmes in the Zonal office and other offices. The celebration will begin with Run for Financial Inclusion Awareness from Morhabadi Ground near Hockey stadium to Zonal Office, Court Compound at 6:30 am and conclude with a Cultural Programme at 5 pm.
CMPDI bids adieu to 15 members
CMPDI organized the Farewell Ceremony of 15 members on Monday. Director (Technical/PHD) RK Chopra awarded mementos and gratuity amount to these retired employees. Senior Officials of the organization were also presented on this occasion.
Investiture ceremony at DPS School
Investiture ceremony was administered for the students of Delhi Public School, Ranchi, in the school auditorium on Monday. ADG Police, SN Pradhan was the chief guest of the occasion. The school and house appointees took an oath in the program. SM Aseer was appointed as the Head boy and Indra Chakraborty as the Head Girl.
CongRESS pays tribute to Sido-Kanhu
State Congress on Monday paid rich tribute to Sido-Kanhu and other martyrs on the occasion of Hul Diwas. Party workers present on the occasion eulogized sacrifices made by tribals and termed the battle against Britishers as precursor to the freedom movement of 1857.
Cong FlAYS hike in pEtrol, diesel prices
Members of JPCC on Monday criticised BJP-led Government at the centre for increase in the prices of patrol and diesel and threatened to organize protest in the State against the move of increasing patrol prices by Rs 1.69 per litre and 50-paise per litre of diesel.