Ranchi

Inbrief.

PNS

SEFI Officials meet steel secretary

SEFI Officials under the leadership of Bakshi KP Prasad met Steel Secretary Aruna Sharma and discussed all pending issues in detail including pension perks arrear E1-E2 grade upgradation and JO anomalies 2008-2010 batch cases. They also handed over a memorandum to the Secretary. After meeting, officials said that the Secretary assured of a positive review of demands. “Verma also advised us that  Training Centre of SAIl should be upgraded at par with technical course module of IIM’s and selective topics should be plant centric,” they added.

My Stamp campaign for Teachers Day

India Post has extended its My Post facility for making upcoming Teachers’ Day more relevant and exciting. Postmaster General of Jharkhand Circle Anil Kumar said that students were being offered a sheet of 12 blank stamps at Rs 300 to get the picture of their favourite teacher(s) on stamps. “More than 800 teachers have appeared in My Stamp campaign so far with Dumka on the top with 281 stamps,” said Kumar. He also said that anyone could dedicate these stamps to anyone, making this campaign more attractive.

NHRC takes action on BSD complaint

Bhartiya Suraj Dal said on Thursday that National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has registered its complaint against police officials allegedly involved in terrorising and injuring dozens of children, senior citizens and pregnant ladies of Barkagaon, Hajaribagh on May 2 and 17 to get their land acquired by NTPC. Party said that it got a letter related to this from NHRC on Wednesday. A team of NHRC is expected to visit Barkagaon soon.

Inter-house football final match at DPS Ranchi

DPS, Ranchi primary wing had a real treat when the football final match was played between the two houses Sutlej and Jamuna on Thursday. Jamuna house won the match by72 goals to 0 of Sutlej house. Principal Dr. Ram Singh congratulated both the teams on their performance.

Rajbhasha fortnight in HEC

Rajbhasha Fortnight kicked off in HEC on Thursday with Chief Vigilance Officer Deepak Kumar lighting the candle. He appealed at the occasion to furnish all official works in Hindi. He said that working in Hindi was much easier these days, it only required a changed mentality. An essay writing competition was also organised on the occasion which saw a huge participation from employees. Senior DGM S Subramanian was also present at the occasion with many other senior officials.