Pachyderm dead at PTR
A female elephant aged 40-50 years was found dead near latum village of Baresar Range at South Division of Palamu Tiger Reserve on Wednesday. Sources said that the elephant had an injury in its toe due to landmine blast by Maoists. Director PTR MP Singh said that investigation was on in the cause of its death and anything concrete could be said only after postmortem report comes out. The incident is the 6th death of an elephant at PTR this year.
Job fair for ex-servicemen
The Directorate General Resettlement(DGR) department of Ex- Servicemen Welfare(ESW) and Cockerel Division have taken up an initiative for Ex- Servicemen(ESM) of Jharkhand Bihar and West Bengal to organize a first of its kind job fair for the ESM from tri-services on September 22 at Namkum Cantonment. Ranchi has been selected first time as a venue for the same.
AMS executive committee meet
The executive committee meeting of Antarrashtriya Manavadhikar Sangathan (AMS) took place in Ranchi on Wednesday where the committee agreed to start a more effective strategy for success of different awareness campaign of sangathan. Give details of the meeting, the president of AMS, Do. MS Pathak said that AMS is going to start a new campaign to promote mutual understanding, mutual cooperation, communal & religious harmony and awareness regarding cleanness and hygienic problems in the society in the next two weeks.
Drivers honoured at Pragya’s Gurukul
Pragya’s Gurukul observed ‘Honour Your Drivers Day cum Painting Competition’ on Wdnesday, as the last leg of Varshaotsav celebrations. Students participated wholeheartedly in the Dandiya Festival in honour of their transport drivers. The Chief Guest, Veena Srivastava, renowned Author/Poet & Social Activist, toured the facilities and made valuable suggestions regarding value addition of the institution. She presented gifts to our Drivers and praised their work. The School Director, Aradhana Shukla, mentioned that the role of our drivers, though often invisible, is the most vital element in our setup.
Tributes paid to US Ojha
On the first death anniversary of Congress leader Uday Shankar Ojha a condolence meeting was organised at Congress State Headquarters. Former Union Minister Subodh Kant Sahay said that Ojha was just like his younger brother. He was a symbol of social unity and brotherhood in Ranchi and always struggled for labourers, farmers and students.