Ranchi

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Munda congratulates Satyarthi

Ranchi: Former CM and leader of opposition in Jharkhand Assembly Arjun Munda congratulated Nobel peace prize winner Kailash Satyarthi. In his message Munda said no amount of praise is sufficient to express contributions made by Satyarthi to Jharkhand.

BoI acquires ‘Padosan Masala’

Ranchi: Bank of India acquired ‘Padosan Masala’—an enterprise run by President’s award winner. The acquisition although token in nature has been due to failure of the enterprise in paying back loan taken from the bank.

BSD promises to go tough on corruption

Ranchi:The Bharatiya Suraaj Dal has made a promise in its anti-corruption manifesto that it would bring a new law, on coming to power, under which anybody bringing an audio recording of demand of bribe would be paid without delay minimum Rs 5000 and Rs 10,000 for video recording. Much greater cash reward will be paid for recordings of higher officials. To underline its said resolve, the party has decided to begin a truncated version of the program even while out of power. It is from tomorrow starting a Corruption Complaint Center at the camp office of the National president at Daltonganj. If anybody brings an audio or video recording to this center, the recording will be sent to the lokayukt. He will also be immediately paid by the party a token amount between Rs 300 and Rs 3,000. The identity of the complainant will be kept confidential.