‘Ethics Month’ at Tata Steel
Jamshedpur: Tata Steel organised the closing ceremony at Steelenium Hall. On the occasion, TV Narendran, Managing Director, Tata Steel, India & SEA said, "Ethics is one of the single prominent factors that have made Tata Steel and the Tata group at large, stand apart from the rest. The ‘Ethics Month’ was flagged off by Narendran.
Blood donation camp held at sadar hospital
lohardaga: A volunteer blood donation camp was organised on the premises of Sadar Hospital by a joint venture of Jharkhand State Blood Donor Association Jamshedpur and lohardaga Blood Bank.
IPPAI organises discussion on power sector
Ranchi: Independent Power Producers Association of India (IPPAI) along with Ministry of Power, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy and Ministry of Coal organised discussion on "Can India afford an Unequal society." In the meet organised at Goa participation from Chief Ministers, Members of Parliament, regulators, government policy makers, eminent thought leaders, economists, and industry players from across the generation were present.
‘Attempt TO rape’ AT Darjichak village
Hazaribagh: On Thursday evening two youths of Darjichak village of Selhara Panchayat of Chouparan block were seen attempting to rape a three-year-old child of the same village. The police took the victim girl to the hospital where doctors examined her and started treating her. As per our Chouparan source, the condition of the girl is not so critical; however, she needs medical attention for a few days.
Cultural Week of DPS Bokaro concludes
Bokaro: The Cultural Week of DPS Bokaro concluded with magnificent showcase of talent of students in various performing arts through Inter-House Competitions on Friday. The competition of the concluding day was ‘Dance Drama' on spiritual leaders and saints of India like Sai Baba, Swami Vivekananda, Kalidas, Surdas, Meera Bai and Gautam Buddha.
Bandh supporters turn violent
Jamshedpur: The state-wide bandh supporters called by tribal outfits under the banner of Adivasi Moolvasi Sarvadaliya Morcha in favour of Domicile Policy turned violent as a section of them attacked a shopping complex at Sakchi. The largely peaceful bandh-call turned violent when a group of Adivasi Moolvasi Sarvadaliya Morcha led by former Ghatshila MlA Surya Singh Besra burned effigy of State Government and set tyres on fire at Sakchi roundabout turned toward Sakchi Purulia Highway and damaged glass panes of Bazaar Kolkata.