DlSA training programme ends
The three-day training programme on sponsorship and foster care concluded here on Thursday. At the concluding ceremony Principal Judge, family Court, Ranchi Brajesh Kumar Gautam said that the CWCs and DCPUs need to be strengthened to effectively implement the sponsorship and foster care scheme. The programme was compeered by DlSA Secretary Fahim Quirmani.
Police recover half-burnt body
The Bermo police on Thursday recovered half-charred body of an unidentified youth at Yogda forest area within limits of Mahuatard police in Gomia block of Bokaro. Preliminary investigation has revealed that some miscreants had poured petrol on the deceased before setting him on fire. Some passersby spotted the body lying on the roadside of the forest and immediately alerted the Mahuatard police, which seized youth’s purse and one bottle containing petrol from near the body. Though the reason behind the death is yet to be ascertained, locals and police suspect that the youth was murdered over an old enmity and then set on fire to erase his identity.
Raid against power theft
JUVNl on Thursday conducted massive 1625 raid against power theft across 15 districts of the State. After the raids 342 FIRs were lodged involving amount of Rs 48.73 lakh. Maximum 555 raids were conducted in Ranchi involving Rs 11.57 lakh, followed by 126 at Jamshedpur and 124 at Chaibasa. JUVNl has urged people to pass information about power theft going on.
MR campaign at DPS Bokaro
A mega measles-rubella (MR) vaccination campaign was inaugurated at Delhi Public School, Bokaro for the students of DPS and Deepansh (School runs for the underprivileged) in order to eradicate measles and rubella from India before 2020. Hundreds of children from class 6 to 10 of the school got vaccinated which was supervised by the team of doctors and other district administration officials. Besides, Bokaro Civil Surgeon, Dr. Soban Murmu, the others who were present on the occasion included Dr. Amritanshu, UNICEF, New Delhi, Dr. Anoop, WHO, Dr. Uttam Kumar, Govt. of Jharkhand, Dr. Sujit Singh, Dr. Sanjay Singh, Dr. Celin Tuddu and Dr. K K Thakur.
ICFAI students develop drone
BCA students of the ICFAI University, Jharkhand developed a working model of a Drone under the guidance of its IT faculty and demonstrated working of the same to Vice Chancellor and faculty members. Explaining the reasons for taking up this projects, the students said ,"Drones can be used in India for multiple applications to cut time and cost. Besides, technology behind Drones is interesting as it involves both hardware and software. ". "While doing this project, we learnt how to use the latest programming language, Python for programming it. We also learnt how to work as a team", added the students. Prof ORS Rao, Vice-Chancellor congratulated the students and the faculty members on the achievement.
Orientation programme for teachers
DPS Ranchi inaugurated a two day orientation programme under the guidance of CBSE’s capacity building programme through its center of excellences (CoEs) at Vivekananda Auditorium on its premises. The Principals, Vice- Principals, Counselors, psychologists and senior teachers of around 70 schools across Jharkhand registered themselves to be a part of it. The Resource persons who trained and guided the teachers for becoming Prospective resource persons in (PRP) in the field of career guidance were Dr Alok Gadia and Dr Somu Singh. Both the Resource persons are Associate Professors at the Faculty of Education, (Banaras Hindu University).