Jharcraft signs MoU with Tamil Handloom
An MOU was signed between Jharcraft and the Tamil Nadu Handloom, Weavers Co-operative Society limited on May 6. Both the parties have mutually agreed for displaying and selling of its products in their showroom for the promotion of the sales of their products on the stipulated terms and conditions of both the parties. Wherever necessary, both the parties shall train and educate the staff to sell their products.
Inter-House Essay Competition held
An Inter-House Essay Competition was held at Oxford Public School last week. As many as 24 students from class 6 to 12 participated from the four houses namely Eliot, Shakespeare, Keats, and Byron. Students were divided into three groups according to their classes. In the first group including class 6 to 8 Ujjwal Kumar from Eliot House bagged the first prize. Ashwarya Sinha of Byron House won the first prize in the second group comprising class 9 to 10. In the third group, Kriti Nair secured the first position in the class 12 category.
Priyanka files nomination for Ward 39 polls
Priyanka Rani, wife of deceased Ward Councilor Ratnesh Kumar Singh filed the nomination for the election of Councilor of Ward Number 39 on Thursday. She assured the public to work sincerely like her husband if she wins the polls. Ajay Kumar Singh, Rakesh Kumar, Nirmala Devi, R Devi, Sunil Kumar and Manoj Kumar were present on the occasion.
DPS holds students’ council body election
Delhi Public School held its students Council Body Election in the school premises on Thursday for the post of Head Boy and Head Girl of Junior Wing. Over all 6 students were selected for the final round. They were given chance to put their best face forward through campaigning speeches. The Voting took place by secret ballot under supervision of teachers. Principal Ram Singh has taken the initiative to introduce the system of selection through election.
Governor meets Haj committee members
A delegation of Jharkhand State Haj Committee met Governor Syed Ahmed on Thursday regarding the pending construction of Haj house. The Governor was informed that the people of BIT Mesra have not yet submitted the report of the mentioned construction to the Building Constructions department. It is because of this reason no final decision is being taken over the remaining construction of Haj house. The Governor assured the committee representatives that BIT Mesra will soon submit its report and also directed the officials to begin the construction Haj house.
Ravindra Jayanti marked at Cambrian School
Cambrian Public School celebrated Ravindra Jayanti on Thursday. Sanskriti Cultural Club presented many programmes based on the life of Rabindranath Tagore, the first Indian to receive the Nobel Prize in 1921. Meanwhile, Adityanshu, a student presented some lines from Gitanjali. Dance programmes were performed by students on Bengali songs written by the Nobel laureate. Principal Neeta Pandey and Vice Principal Shashibhusan Singh inaugurated the programme by lighting the lamp.
Night Cricket Match on Sunday
In order to pay homage to the deceased city cricketer Gaurav Kumar, a Night T 20 cricket match will be organized at SERSA stadium on Sunday. Ranjeet Trophy players will be representing the two teams participating in the match organized by Ranchi Fans Club.