Sadbhawna Diwas at RRD
Ranchi Railway Division on Monday celebrated Sadbhawna Diwas, where DRM VK Gupta administered the oath to employees and officers. ADRM (Op) Vijay Kumar, ADRM (infra) Ajeet Singh Yadav, Sr DSC Maheshwar Singh, Sr DSTE Viks Patel, DPO (incharge) Sriniwas Rao, Asst DPO md Abrar and several officials and employees were present on the occasion.
Parthenium awareness week
The IINRG, Namkum is organising parthenium awareness week from August 16 to 22. The chief scientist of the institute NK Sinha, during the programme, today made students of Central School, Namkum and Kasturba School Kharsidag aware of the ill effects of parthenium. Through a Power Point presentation he showed the students how the parthenium weed affcets humans, animals and crops negatively. The programme is being conducted under the dorections of IINRG Director KK Sharma. Principals of the schools RC Chaudhary and Karuna Kumari alongwith others were present on the occasion.
Human library session at DPS
DPS Ranchi conducted a Human library session on Monday for the students of class XI and XII. The guest speaker on the occasion was lt Commander Vikrant Malhan, who is a logistic Corporation Officer from Indian Navy and has been instrumental in conducting two prestigious President’s Fleet in 2006 and 2012 with former Presidents Dr APJ Abdul Kalam and Pratibha Patil. Malhan is the Member Secretary of Jharkhand State Sports Promotion Society and preparing young children of Jharkhand for Olympics.
Punjab & Sind Bank circle chief tour
Chief of Punjab & Sind Bank’s Circle Kamesh Sethi during his two day tour of different parts of the State visited Bokaro, Ramgarh, Kuju, Hazaribagh and Pithoria on Monday. He said that the bank would soon expand itself in Jharkhand and stressed over sanctioning loans of different kinds. He also told officials of the bank for pursuing the customers for digital modes of banking.
Powerpoint presentation at SBPS
An Inter-House PowerPoint Presentation Competition was held at Sarala Birla Public School for the students of grade VI to XII. The competition was a good opportunity to display the exploratory and collaborative effort of the students from different houses. The competition was divided into two groups; group 1 for grade VI to VIII and group 2 for grade IX to XII. The competition brought forth a lovely amalgamation of intelligence, research, and creativity. The PPTs encompassed a vast variety of topics, namely Transgenders and law, Freedom from fear, Expanding Universe, Sustainable living, Child Rights and Kashmir Status.