Police lathi charge on students at JAC office
Police lathi-charged on protesting students near the Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) office in Namkum on Monday. After the result of class 11th, the disgruntled students had reached JAC's office with the complaint of getting low marks in the examination. JAC sat outside the president's office demanding a meeting. At the same time, some students were standing outside the campus. When the students were not allowed to meet Jack President, all the students came out in protest To stop them, the police lathicharged. After which the protesting students left the place.
OJASS Award Ceremony at SBPS
Ojass, the annual felicitation award ceremony for Std. X and XII was held in the premises of Sarala Birla Public School, Ranchi. To felicitate the Scholars for their stupendous feat in the scholastic field, the students were awarded with trophies, ties, blazers, badges and certificates. Special awards like Hat-trick (scholars for three years), Quadra (scholars for four years), Penta (scholars for five years) and regularity award for 100% attendance were given to the students. The school topper and city topper of AISSE & AISSCE were felicitated for their hard work and sincerity. Students who gave exemplary performance in JEE Advanced 2023 and NEET 2023 were also felicitated in the event.
National Conference on Local Democratic Governance
Azim Premji University will host a three-day National Conference on Local Democratic Governance in Ranchi from June 21-23, marking the thirtieth anniversary of the Parliament enacting the Constitutional amendments that introduced local self-government in urban and rural India. The conference will explore various themes of local democratic governance, focussing on Panchayati Raj, PESA (Panchayat Extension to Scheduled Areas Act, 1996) and the Forest Rights Act. It will bring together panchayat representatives, grassroots practitioners, academicians, researchers, policy makers, administrators, and media representatives at a single platform.
Paradise society distributes sewing machines
The Paradise Society, on Monday, provided sewing machines to 20 rural women for Swavalamban (home-based tailoring business). Paradise (in association with Premsons Motors & ASHA Sansthan) provided 20 women ( Sewing machines provided at Naya Bhusur, Lalkhatanga, Namkum). Having separate machines they will be able to start their own home-based micro enterprises in stitching and embroidery-stitching different types of clothes, uniforms for school children, alteration work etc. The total Project cost was Rs.1,25,000. To make this project a success M/s Premsons Motors Udyog Pvt. Ltd. provided Rs 50k under its Corporate Social Responsibility and Ajay Jaiswal (ASHA NGO) helped with Rs 40k.