JAC uploads National talent hunt result
Ranchi: Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) has uploaded the result of National Talent Hunt competition exam organized on November 11, 2015. Students can log in (www.jac.nic.in) for result and other details. Approximately, 7285 students appeared in the test. As per the NCERT norms only 79 seats have been allotted. However, the state board has prepared the list of 87 meritorious candidates falling in various categories which includes 53 students in general category whereas 9, 22 and 3 seats have been reserved for the SC, ST and PH candidates respectively.
Disabled athletes welcome Kumar
Ranchi: A delegation of handicapped sportspersons led by captain of Indian disabled cricket team Mukesh Kanchan welcomed the newly appointed State Disability Commissioner Satish Chandra Kumar. Kumar assured the athletes that the initiatives for the welfare of disabled person in Jharkhand will be implemented shortly. The delegation demanded that education and employment should be made readily available to physically handicapped persons.
PMEDP awareness in Hahap, Badam
Jan Sikshan Sansthan under Vikas Bharti organised an awareness programme on Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme in model villages Hahap and Badam. The programme was organised with support from Khadi and Village Industries Board on Tuesday. A total of 350 villagers attended the programmes in both the villages.
Dist-level seminar on quality education
lOHARDAGA : A two-day seminar on quality education was inaugurated by lighting candles jointly by district council president Sunaina Kumari, vice president Jafar Khan, DEO Urmila Kumari, DWO Sangeeta Sharan, DSE Prabala Khes, BDO lohardaga Vijay Nath Mishra, Vishunpur MlA representative Shamil Oraon, BEEOs Kameshwar Singh, Anuradha Rani, Surendra Singh and Salai Soren.
The programme was started with welcome song presented by the students of Govt middle school Powerganj. DSE presented the details of the progress of education in the district and SRP Kishor Kumar Verma throw light on the subjects. He also told that what can be done to transform the schools into model one. Chief Guest district council president Sunaina Kumari said, “we have to do many in the filed on quality education in restricted resources. The participation of community is also essential for it. There is scarcity of teachers. So we must try to find some alternative for it.”