Tata Steel commissions its first three MW Solar Power Plant at Noamundi
Jamshedpur: As part of adopting green technologies, Tata Steel dedicated a three MW Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Power Plant at Noamundi on Monday. This is the first Solar Power Plant in any iron ore mine in the country. The project, executed by Tata Power Solar will help in reducing CO2 emission by about 3000 tonnes per annum.
The three MW Solar Power Plants were jointly inaugurated by T V Narendran, managing director, Tata Steel India & SEA along with Ashish Khanna, executive director & CEO., Tata Power Solar and Sanjeev Mehra, managing director, Tata Power Trading Company, in the presence of Rajeev Singhal, vice president (raw materials), Tata Steel, Pankaj Satija, general manager (Ore Mines & Quarries), Tata Steel and other senior officials of the company.
Rs 1.35 lakh looted from a milk trader
Jamshedpur: In yet case of loot, two unidentified bike-borne criminals looted Rs 1.35 lakh from a milk trader in front of Hill Top School in Telco on Monday afternoon. The incident took place as the victim, identified Mohan Sahu (35) was on his way to deposit the money at the IDBI Bank's Telco branch on his bike from his house at Parsudih.
OC, Telco police station, Shankar Thakur confirmed about the loot of Rs 1.35 lakh from a milk trader. " We are investigating the incident. We have set up checkings at the all the exit points in Telco and adjoining Birsanagar, Govindpur and Golmuri soon after getting the complaint," said the officer-in-charge.
Several injured in clash over a land dispute
GIRIDIH: At least a dozen people including two women were injured in a over a land dispute in Dibra village under the Bagodar block in Giridih district on Monday .Police had imposed section 144 to bring the situation under control . The incident took place today this morning after two family members had a heated argument over a piece of land dispute, police said, adding people from both sides sustained injuries.Those injured have been to a Bagodar hospital but two them were in critical have been sent to Ranchi ,they added. According to reports the incident took place when family members of Jehar Saw marched towards a field to plight here on Monday this morning .While dozen member of lutan Mahto of Dondalo village ,who gathered at the field ,protested the move terming the field as a their own property where no farming could be allowed.
High achievers awarded at DPS Ranchi
Ranchi: A ‘High Achievers Award’ ceremony for the Primary Wing of DPS, Ranchi was organised. The event brought together students, teachers, principal and parents to applaud the endless hours of hard work of our true champions. More than 139 students were awarded with medals and certificates. The first 7 toppers of the Primary Wing Harshit Upadhayay, Ishu Bhanu, Stuti Ratan, Md. Hanzala Badi, Anshruta Asavari Mandal, Madhav R. Pillai and Abhishek Kumar Singh were the first ones to receive the awards.
Wear helmet or watch 2 hour film’
Hazaribagh: Hazaribagh traffic police started a unique drive to make the denizens habitual of putting helmet while driving a two wheeler. In this drive the traffic police will charge a fine as usual like old days but it will also force the violators to see films of more than two hour duration based on road safety and benefits of using helmet. On Monday morning between 10-11 am in special checking drive the traffic police caught many persons traveling without helmet on two wheelers. First 50 law breakers were forced to see the films in the police control room which started from 11am. The same process was repeated in the evening between 3-4 pm and again 50 persons got the punishment of viewing documentaries on traffic safety rules between 4-6 pm.
lions club Bokaro distributes dustbin
Bokaro: lions club of Bokaro Thermal has provided 15 dustbins at the central market of DVC,as a part of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan here on Sunday .The 50 litres capacity dustbins are economical ,user-friendly and are well spread throughout the market .The garbage bins of yellow colour is categorised for degradable and non-degradable waste ,so that the waste could be easily treated .In addition to this ,awareness drive on bio-degradable and non-biodegradable waste was done through canvassing to educate the people as well as shopkeepers on the importance of keeping their surrounding clean ,said U.K. Nair ,the club president.