Railway Retirement
Six Railway employees of the Ranchi zone retired on Monday. All their payments regarding their retirement were completed in a specified manner. On this occasion, Circle Personnel Officer (Incharge) Srinivas Rao gave them his best wishes for their life ahead. He also thanked them for their services rendered and that the Railways will continue following their guidance. Srinivas also assured any kind of help, if need be.
Save the Children CEO
Bidisha Pillai has taken over as the new CEO of Save the Children, India. She succeeded this position from Thomas Chandy. Pillai joined Save the Children in 2015, and has had a long innings of over 20 years in the development sector, working with leading NGOs, UN and bi-lateral agencies on children’s and women’s issues/rights. Chairman, Harpal Singh said that she has the capability to lead the organisation and achieve the ambitious targets of Save the Children in India.
Drinking water booths
Platform 1-A (lohardaga side) of the Ranchi railway station witnessed the inauguration of drinking water kiosks in the presence of DRM, Vijay Kumar Gupta, South Eastern Railway (SER) by Hari Shankar Parasrampuria on Monday. The construction of these booths has been undertaken by the Parasrampuria family in due remembrance of late Ramniranjan Parasrampuria. Vijay Kumar Gupta thanked the Agarwal community and said that they have always step ahead for social works.
Inter house Recitation at SBPS
English and Hindi Recitation and Taekwondo Competition for grade VI to XII was organized at SBPS. For English Recitation, the pupils were asked to recite poems penned by the prolific writers like Sarojini Naidu, Rabindranath Tagore and William Shakespeare. For Hindi, they were asked to recite poems penned by the illustrious writers like Hariwansh Rai Bachhan, Suryakant Tripathi Nirala and Mahadevi Verma. The enthusiastic participants recited the poems with great gusto and fervor. The judges were spellbound by the rendition of the pupils. The eye catching props and PPTs added icing to the cake.
India-Sri lanka Skype Session
A skype communication related to the medicinal plants was shared between the students of Delhi Public School Ranchi and Delta School Sri lanka. During the session the students interacted and exchanged their knowledge about medicinal herbs grown in their respective countries. The students of both the countries also had a question answer session between them. Thereafter, DPS students shared with them about Van Mahotsav, Visit to Ayurvedic Center and the Preparation of Ayurvedic Medicines
Investigation unsatisfactory
In a press meet on Monday, the parents association cited that the investigation carried out by the police in the unnatural crime against a 3 year old of little Angels School was unsatisfactory. Chairman of the association indicated on a conspiracy in this case. He said that the suspected driver has not been arrested yet and there has been no substantial development in this case.