Ranchi

Briefs

Pioneer

Govt ropes in AISECT to train youths

Ranchi: India’s leading skills & ICT-based education and training network, AISECT has been empanelled with the Jharkhand Government’s State Urban Development Agency (SUDA) to impart skills training to around 360 urban BPl youths. The training-cum-placement programme will ensure an overall development of the youth through subjects like Information & Computer Technology (ICT), Retail Services & Marketing and Banking & Accounting.

Bus passengers robbed near Koderma

Koderma: Passengers of a bus named Bengal Tiger travelling from Nawada to Kolkata were allegedly looted of their valuables by a gang of dacoits near Koderma on Tuesday night. The cash and jewellery is valued at more than Rs 1 lac. After taking fuel from Charadih petrol pump around 12.30 am   the bus proceeded towards Jhumritelaiya on the highway. As the bus proceeded on the highway a passenger compliant of stomach ache and vomiting tendency and requested to stop the bus. Bus driver did not agree to stop the bus then 3-4 of the passengers standup and captured the driver of the bus and hijacked the bus to the forest area nearby telaiya PS towards Gujhandi and looted  and ran away by a Bolero.

MlA lays foundation for road work lohardaga: lohardaga MlA Kamal Kishor Bhagat inaugurated the road construction work that is to be from Mahua Toli to Kujra. The road is being constructed worth Rs 1,01,40,000. The MlA also organised a meeting with the people of Mahua Toli and set up a booth committee. He requested the women to attach themselves by self employment and join the women wings.

Rs 5 lakh looted from company staff

Bermo/Giridh: Unidentified armed motorcycles borne criminals looted Rs 5 lakh in cash from an employee of Power Make construction Company limited late on Wednesday evening on the busy bank-market road are under the Bokaro Thermal police station. The gang also injured both the employees of the company with a sharp weapon.

Sawan Utsav organised at CCl

Ranchi: In a traditional gaiety and fervour, Sawan Utsav was organised on Wednesday at CCl’s Jawahar Nagar Club, Ranchi by the members of Arpita ladies’ Club. President of Arpita lady’s Club Pramila Singh conferred Jugnu Chaturvedi as ‘Sawan Queen’.The Utsav was inaugurated by the Chief guest and president of the club Pramila Singh by lighting the lamp.

65th Van Mahotsava celebrated

Hazaribagh: The 65th Van Mahotsava was celebrated in DAV Hazaribagh in collaboration with the Department of Forest, Hazaribagh (East). Chief Guest Professor Gurdeep Singh, VC, VBU Hazaribagh appealed that maintenance of natural habitat is a must for ecological point of view.

NTPC organises free medical camp

Hazaribagh: A free medical camp was organised in Pandu village of Keredari block by NTPC Coal Mining Project. Dr. Sanjay Kumar and Dr. Pawan Kumar Tirkey examined 115 villagers in this camp and gave them medical advice and health tips. The NTPC officials provided medicines to the villagers free of cost. In this camp the villagers were given tips to remain healthy in this rainy season.

14 DPS students to get scholarship

Bokaro: 14 students of DPS Bokaro have been selected by the Ministry of Science and technology, Government of India for Scholarship for Higher Education under Innovation in Science Pursuit for Inspired Research to the students who are within the top 1% in the AISSCE’2014. At least 478 students of DPS, Bokaro who appeared for Class XII Board Exam have excelled in AISSCE’ 2014.