CCl records 20% growth
CCl has continued its dream run in FY 2018 with significant growth in Coal Dispatch, Sales Realization, Rake loading etc, thus substantiating its commitment to meet the coal demand of the nation. This performance is significant particularly when Hydel, Nuclear, Wind have been not able to deliver as per expectation, CCl has enabled thermal power plant to come to the rescue of the Nation in its command areas viz. Jharkhand, Bihar, UP, Punjab, Haryana, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh. In, the current financial year 2017-18 till Nov’17, CCl has witnessed growth of 20 per cent in Coal Dispatch, which is more than 7 MT more when compared to same period last year. Of which CCl has achieved 7 per cent growth in Dispatch by Rail and record 77 per cent in Dispatch by Road. Underlining above fact, it is also pertinent to mention here that the supply to the Power Plants by CCl has recorded double digit growth of 11 per cent when compared to same period in last FY, which is commendable.
Criminals torch vehicles in Gumla
A group of armed youths today attacked a private firm’s construction camp and torched several vehicles in under Basia Police Station of Gumla district. They torched the camp and warned of dire consequences if they do not get levy for construction of a canal. Meanwhile, the Gumla police today unearthed several IEDs and other equipments from Bishunpur jungles. CRPF and State police jointly launched the operation and recovered a huge cache of explosives from the naxal hideout.
RRD observes Mahaparinirvana Diwas
South Eastern Railway, Ranchi Division today observed Mahaparinirvana Diwas in the Railway Auditorium at Ranchi. Additional Divisional Railway Manager Vijay Kumar, Ajit Singh Yadav, BK Sethi, Rajendra Agarwal, Vishal Anand, Neeraj Kumar including other officials paid floral tributes to Bharat Ratna Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar.
Hatia-Pune train trips increased
Hatia-Pune-Hatia (Train number 02846 / 02845) superfast special trains are now being run with special charges. Trips of this train have been expanded. Train no. 02846 will leave Hatia at 21.00 on every Wednesdays and will reach Pune at 02.45. It will run twelve rounds from 13 December 2017 to 28 February 2018, said an official. While train no 02845 will leave Pune at 10.45 on Friday and will reach to Hatia at 18.26 on Saturdays. It will also run twelve rounds from 15 December 2017 to 02 March 2018. There will be 6 sleeper coaches, 04 third AC, one 2 AC and four ordinary bogies.
State's Band makes it to global contest
Jharkhand's musical band 'Highway 69' has been selected among the top 25 bands to perform in the upcoming Hornbill International Rock Contest 2017 scheduled at Dimapur, Nagaland. "Such a global event is conducted every year but it is one of the the rare moments when our state team made it to the final list," said Golden Bilung, youth president of GEl church. Bands from Bhutan, Singapore and United States have also been chosen. The list of Highway 69 includes Vineet, Elvin, John and Tarang.
Chaudhary meets new Secy
Drinking Water and Sanitation Minister Chandra Prakash Chaudhary on Wednesday met the newly appointed Secretary KK Soan in his chamber and directed him to expedite the pending projects, besides giving him the details of the ongoing projects in the department. The Minister also directed the Secretary to ensure compliance of the directions issued by him, fill up the vacant posts and look into it that the programmes does not delayed unnecessarily.
SBPS champion in State level Robotics
‘Inter School Robotic Competition’ (2nd level) was organized at SBPS on Wednesday for the students who had already qualified the 1st level which was held at their respective schools. Five schools participated in the competition including Kairali School, Jawahar Vidya Mandir, Shyamali, Guru Nanak Higher Secondary School and loyola Convent School. The participants got hands on experience on live robotic project gaining practical knowledge. Kairali School team was declared first runner up whereas the SBPS, Ranchi team was declared as the ‘best team’. Both the teams will be participating in the national level robotic competition to be held at Jawahar Vidya Mandir, Shyamali.
Kids hold show to honour their fathers
In honour of their dad, the prep students of Delhi Public School, Ranchi lead down a spectacular show. Pouring their love and gratitude for their father, the small kids dedicated a day to their father. The kids began the show with some beautiful dialogues dedicated to their father. It was lead by a poem “l love My Daddy”. The dance performance on “Papa Kehte Hai” and “Papa Mere Papa” made the audience emotional. The winners were awarded with the title of “Perfect Dad”, “My Father My Superhero” and “My Dad My Superman”.
Jaisawal meets Mayor
Empower Jharkhand president and former State Congress secretary Aditya Vikram Jaisawal led a delegation to ranchi Mayor Asha lakra on Wednesday seeking her interference in the matter of Harijan Families fearing displacement. The team handed over a memorandum to lakra requesting her to look into the matter of 20 Harijan Families living in ward no since 1967. They requested the Mayor not to vacate the site till houses are built for the families. Youth Congress members and families of the Harijan tola were also present on the occasion.
3-day workshop at RRD concludes
The ongoing 3 day skill development workshop at Ranchi Rail Division (RRD) was concluded on Wednesday during which Senior Divisional Personnel Officer Rajendra Agrawal said that where there is a direct public dealing; one has to behave by recognizing the intricacies of human behavior. He said that such workshops help people in correcting his or her behavior.
CPM observes Black Day
CPM observed Black Day on the occasion of 25th anniversary of Babri Mosque demolition. The united left also condemned RSS for allegedly pushing its nationalist agenda in country and vowed to protect secular image of the nation. Remembering Dr Bheemrao Ambedkar on his death anniversary, the left leaders garlanded his statue and said that the left parties were not ready to accept any imposed ideology in country which tried to dent individual freedom.
Nagpal visits St Thomas school
Ranchi Nagrik Samiti Secretary Sandeep Nagpal today visited St Thomas School during his drive to solve school related problems of the common man. He met Principal of the school Rev Shibu Abraham Matthew and Rev Gregorius Mar Stephenaps Episcopa and took stock of the functioning of the school. He urged the authorities to keep helping the citizen forum and wished that the school gets top ranks in the State always.
Delegation of PSSS meets Chaudhary
A delegation of Panchayat Swayam Sevek Sangh (PSSS) headed by Chadradeep Kumar met Drinking Water and Sanitation Minister Chandra Prakash Chaudhary at his office in Nepal House and made him aware about the problems being faced by them in working at the Panchayat level and also handed over their 12 point programme to him. The Minister ensured them that he will act positively towards the demand put before him.