Attack on SAIL chairman
Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) has expressed deep shock and anguish while sharing the news of murderous assault on the Company’s Chairman Anil Kumar Chaudhary by four unknown assailants on the night of August 07 near HUDCO Place, New Delhi while he was on his way back to his residence from office in his official car. Chaudhary was brutally attacked at around 10.30 pm when his car was intentionally hit by another car occupied by four people. As he and his driver came out of their car, one person from the other car caught the driver by his neck while the other three severely attacked Chaudhary with iron rods on his head, neck, knees and legs. The assailants were also armed with knives. The driver was left unharmed.
New book unveiled
Young writer Abhijit Jha's book ‘Mandar Bajta Hai’ has recently been published by Alpha Editions. Jha is a teacher of Mathematics in DAV Public School, Gumla. This is his second book, which is a poetry and prose collection and has 30 compositions. The title "Mandar Bajta Hai" has been taken from a poem in which bravery and greatness of King Durjanshal of Navratangarh is described. “I have tried to reflect my feelings towards society and Nation, problem of terrorism, issues of environment, social evils like lynching of innocent accused of witchcraft through my poems and stories,” said Jha.
DPS students shine
DPS, Ranchi students Ayaj Ali Khan and Smriti Sultania bagged the first and third prizes respectively in the Speech Competition (on the topic Environmental Protection) held by Central Tasar Research &Training Institute Ranchi on the occasion of their 55th Foundation Day celebration. The institute celebrated the day with great pomp and dignity and even they invited their retired officers to be a part of the event. The jury praised the Dipsites for their commendable performance and appreciated the efforts of all the participants.
Induction programme held at BIT
The First day of the Club Induction programme, 2019 began here on Thursday. The host for the day, Sanskar Agarwal, introduced the new batch of students to the various achievements of BIT through the year. The Induction Ceremony kicked off with the first club, Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC), showing a video highlighting the importance of Entrepreneurship. This was followed up by a presentation which explained the various workshops conducted by EDC, and their events throughout the year. The next club in line, Environment Protection and Awareness Club (EPAC) captivated the audience with their extraordinary video highlighting the work done by the club in making the campus a clean, green, and eco-friendly one.
Tiny tots’ activity on Traffic Signal
The little Dipsites of Class Nursery presented an activity on the topic “Traffic Signal”. Safety is not just a slogan, it’s a way of life. Students were made aware about the traffic rules, sign boards, signals and safety measures. “Alert today, alive tomorrow”, keeping this slogan in mind, the students presented an enactment dressed as policeman and civilians holding posters through which they emphasized on the importance of traffic rules to be followed while travelling. They also made aware of the dangers, and ill effects of not following the rules by using toy like bikes and bicycles. Children recited beautiful rhymes related to the activity like “Red Light” and “My red colour car” emphasizing to follow the safety rules.