Tata Docomo appoints Ajit Chaturvedi as MBU Head
Jamshedpur: Tata Docomo, the unified telecom brand of Tata Teleservices limited, on Wednesday announced the appointment of Ajit Chaturvedi as Mobility Business Unit (MBU) Head for the east region.
As the MBU head, Ajit would be responsible for overseeing company’s operations and business in the highly competitive markets of Kolkata, Odisha, Bihar and Jharkhand. Ajit brings his leadership experience and team management skills to the region from Delhi and Rajasthan where he led Tata Teleservices limited’s very successful business operations as a MBU Head. In a career spanning 23 years, Ajit has worked with some of the leading corporates including stints at GE, Pepsico, Anderson consulting (Accenture) and Bharti Airtel where he served as Head - National Sales & Distribution, Mobility Business.
NTPC distributed blankets in Sikri village
Hazaribagh: Under their Community Development Programme, NTPC Pakri Barwadih-Keredari Coal Mines Project distributed 250 blankets among the needy villagers of Sikri village of Barkagaon block on Wednesday January 7. Besides distributing the blankets, the NTPC also organised a health checkup camp in which the doctors examined about 80 patients and gave medicines to the needy.
Second phase of lok Adalat on Janury 10
lohardaga: The second phase of the National lok Adalat is going to be organised on January 10 at the court premises in venture of National Judicial Services Authority. There the cases will be dissolved free of cost and at once. In the Adalat the cases of pre-litigation, product act, forest act, cheque matters, electricity matters, matters of torture after marriage, matters of bidding, motor accidental matters, mutation matters, minimum wages matters, matters of Act 107 and Act 144 and other criminals cases will be dissolved, Gulam Haidar, Secretary of the Authority said.
ORNAMENTS STOlEN FROM BOKARO TEMPlE
Bokaro: Precious silver and gold ornaments and other valuables were allegedly stolen from a 40 years old temple at Jhopri Colony in Bokaro Steel City on Tuesday, police said. The thieves entered the Durga Mandir temple after breaking the lock of the main gate and escaped using the stairway with booty consisting silver and gold ornaments including cash of donation, said Sanjay Mishra the priest of the temple.
The temple was locked from outside when the priest noticed the theft early morning on Tuesday. No one has been arrested so far. A case has been lodged at local police station and we are investigating into the matter, said the OC of the police station.
JAIl INMATES INJURED IN ClASH
Garhwa: As many as 11 inmates of the local district Jail were injured in a clash inside the jail premises on the morning today.Six injured have been admitted to district hospital.The injured six prisoners are Arun Dubey, Amit Dubey, Sonu Dubey, Pappu Dhar Dubey, Varun Pandey and Manoj Thakur. Other five prisoners sustained minor injuries and are being treated at the jail hospital.