CM visits his ailing sister in hospital
Chief Minister Raghubar Das arrived in steel city by State chopper at Sonari Airport on Wednesday evening. Soon after his arrival he went to see his ailing elder sister Premvati Bai (69) at Tata Main Hospital and spoke to the doctors attending his sister. He then went to Birsa Munda Town Hall in Sidhgora to witness the Radha Krishna fancy dress competition for children and group singing competition organised by Surya Mandir Committee in Sidhgora on the occasion of Janmasthami. Das who is also patron of the Surya Mandir committee will be giving away prizes to winner of the competition tomorrow before leaving for Ranchi.
Outreach programme at school by IT Dept
An outreach programme organised at the Firayalal Public School, Main Road, Ranchi on Wednesday. Students of class 11th and 12 participated in this programme, where the necessity and importance relating to compliance of the provisions of Income Tax Act, facilities provided by the department in terms of online filing of return and payment of taxes etc were discussed. The programme was conducted by the IT department, in which ITOs Ganga Nand Choudhary and. Ajit alongwith IT Inspectors Sudeep Narain Singh and Amit Kumar were present.
Virtual visit to Zoo for DPS nursery students
The youngest students of Nursery of DPS Ranchi explored the world of animals on Wednesday. The programme commenced with the introduction of animals of Zoo. Further, they learned about movement of animals like – thumping of an elephant and hunting of a tiger etc in a play-way method. Beautifully equipped with colourful props like snakes, monkeys, bear, elephants etc added more to their excitement. They promoted the message of love for animals through a poem. The programme turned out to be a virtual zoo alive in the room. The little naughty minds took the show to its closure with sincere vote of thanks.
Farmers learn farming techniques in Israel
26 farmers from Jharkhand on Israel visit took information about polyhouse farming, avacodo, pomegranate farming and tray based farming exposure in Israel, on Monday. Garhwa DC Dr. Neha Arora who is also on tour of Israel with the farmers informed that the Israel system of irrigation is drip based which mostly, recycled and surface water used with high pressure farm to farm connectivity. It arrests moisture within the defined area and also helps weed out any unwanted grass etc near plants root, she added. The DC also informed that drip irrigation of pomegranate in Israel is a feasible eco-technological and economically viable technology.
National Sports Day at SBPS
Students of SBPS celebrated the Indian National Sports day on Wednesday to mark the birth anniversary of Indian hockey champion Major Dhyan Chand. To commemorate the event various sporting events were conducted in the school premises. A cricket match was organised which was played between teachers and students. An inter-house Wushu competition was also organised in which the 1st position was bagged by the Samveda house followed by Rigveda house at 2nd position, Athrvaveda house at 3rd position and Yajurveda house at 4th position. Students along with the teachers participated with great zeal and enthusiasm in all the events.
Career counseling at DAV
A Career and Counseling Programme was organized in DAV Public School, Hazaribagh for the students of class XI. Ankita Singh from IIM, Ahmedabad took the session and talked about various career opportunities. She focused on opportunities for job related to e-banking, GST and other tax systems. She said that in the present age proper knowledge of the subject, good communication skills can help them to find good job in multinational companies. Moreover, they must be IT savvy.