SAIL Ranchi Units distribute books in MGM School
SAIL Units Ranchi under CSR distributed free books and stationery to the children of Mahatma Gandhi Smarak Sah Uchcha Vidyalaya, Upper Hatia on Monday. This year the books shall be given to more than 500 students of Class 1 to 10, out of which majority are girls. Almost all students of this school belong to backward strata of the society and are poor. On this occasion Indrani Banerjee , President Ispat Mahila Samaj, sensitized the children to take all precautions for the imminent third wave which may not waive children as the earlier versions. Also, she urged the children to start learning the online platforms and utilize these books at home as the school is closed. Samira Panna, GM (P&A) & Nodal Officer CSR, emphasized the value of education as it was the key to getting rid of many ills prevalent in the society and thus build a strong nation. Ramdas Tigga, President of Employees Union, UK Gupta, DGM and Tulip Lakra , Manager (CSR) were also present on this occasion. They interacted with the children and inspired them for greater heights.
Neglect of Kayasthas will not be tolerated: Babbu
The Akhil Bharatiya Kayastha Mahasabha, Jharkhand State, organised a felicitation ceremony here on Monday under the chairmanship of Ranchi District President Suresh Mallick. National Vice President Dr. Pranav Kumar Babbu and State President Dr. CB Sahay were congratulated by garlanding them at the function. On this occasion, Dr. Pranav Kumar Babbu said that neglect of Kayasthas will not be tolerated at all. Dr. Babbu said that now a campaign to mobilize and unite the Kayasthas will be started at the national level. Dr. Babbu said that Kayasthas are the most educated, enlightened castes, who have contributed best in the interest of the country and society in every situation, in every time, which has always been selfless in the work of national interest and will continue to strive for the welfare of the country. On this occasion, newly appointed State president Dr. C. B. Sahay said that it would be a priority to continue the works of the former State president smoothly.
Successful ECR employees felicitated
On World Environment Day, various programmes are organized for public awareness by the Department of Environment and Home Affairs, ECR, Hajipur. In this context, an essay competition was organized for the children of railway workers at the East Central Railway level, in which the title of the essay was kept as Ecosystem Restoration. A total of four participants were declared successful in the essay writing competition, out of which Shreya Singh's father- Srinivas, Accounts Assistant/Accounts, second place, Ashutosh Narayan, father- Amarnath Pandey, Traffic Inspector/Ride, Operations got the third place. Two participants were successful, one was Suryansh Goswami, father –Mahesh Kumar, senior engineer/IT, Accounts and the other Anshika Mahi, father –Dilip Kumar Singh, working, engineering. All these participants were felicitated by Shri SS Parashar, Chief Environment and Housekeeping Manager (CMD) by giving a certificate on Monday.
Shortage of vaccine in Dhanbad
With the third wave of Corona looming large, the vaccination process once again faced a halt due to shortage of vaccine here in Dhanbad district. Vaccination had to be suspended at 76 locations out of the eighty notified locations due to shortage. District health sources said requisition for 20000 doses has been sent to state headquarters but till late Monday evening it had not reached Dhanbad. Vaccination would resume only after we received supply, told the district vaccination officer. According to authorities the four locations where vaccination was held today including two locations in Tundi block and two locations in Dhanbad Sadar block.