Webinar on Entrepreneurship for Nation Building
Xavier Institute of Social Service (XISS), Ranchi along with Ateneo de Manila GSB University and Bayan Academy from Philippines, organised an international webinar on “Entrepreneurship for Nation Building” in the presence of AAXISS, the alumni association of XISS and distinguished professors and members of the B-School on Tuesday. Carlo Sagun, Director of Bayan Academy. Dr. (Fr.) Joseph Marianus Kujur, Director XISS, Prof. Ramon Jocson, Director Bayan Academy, Dr. Eduardo A. Morato Jr, the Chairman and President of Bayan Academy, Dr. (Fr.) Ashok Ohol, XISS took part in the webinar. In this webinar, Dr. Amar E. Tigga, Professor and Chief Placement Coordinator from XISS; Dr. Pooja and Dr. Tina Muraraka also played important roles.
DPS student tops NDA in Bihar, Jharkhand
Shriyans Deep, a student of DPS Ranchi has qualified the UPSC NDA Exam 2 (2019-2020) with an AIR 131. Shriyans is the topper in Bihar and Jharkhand and also the only student from Jharkhand who has been selected to be a Fighter Pilot in the Air Force Flying Branch. Principal Ram Singh said that it is a matter of pride for the school and one of the most respected careers is to join the defense forces. Shriyans is all set to join the Air Force Pilot Branch on October 10 at NDA Pune.
DPS student secures AIR 131 in CLAT
Aditya Raj, a student of Delhi Public School, Ranchi has qualified the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2020 with an AIR 131.Aditya wishes to pursue his further studies from NALSAR Hyderabad and believes that the responsibility of legal education is very vital and lawyers are meant to preserve the society and act as healers. Principal Ram Singh congratulated the student on his achievement and said, “Law as a profession is in great demand and is an adventurous and exciting career option. Lawyers are held in high esteem in our society.”
RRD participates in Fit India Freedom Run
As many as 3247 officers and members of the Railway Protection Force of Ranchi Railway Division participated in the Fit India Freedom Run organised by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India from August 15 to October 2. The participants completed a total of 14,375 kms during the run which ended on Gandhi Jayanti. The campaign was led by Divisional Safety Commissioner Prashant Yadav.
Rs 12 lakh Holding tax dues on Govt. offices
Hazaribag municipal council is facing financial crises due to non-payment of holding tax of government offices in the municipal areas. More than Rs 12 lakhs is not paid by the government offices, which are situated in the municipal council areas.The maximum dues is on BSNL department and more than one lakh on tourism department. Town commissioner of Hazribag Madhavi Mishra said that the council has decided to issue the notice to the private house owners in the council areas. She said that there is provision to determine the tax on the total areas of the government offices. The government office has not furnished the prescribed form for the re assessment of the holding tax. This is the reason that lakhs of rupees are dues in the government offices.
New twist in Neeraj Singh murder case
A new twist has come to fore in Neeraj Singh murder case as former investigation officer (IO) of the case claims threat of life from shooters of Singh though all according to police record are in jail. Niranjan Tiwari, who is now posted at Chibasa , in a petition at Saraidhela police station of which was In- charge and by virtue of that had investigated the Neeraj Singh murder case , has claimed this. Tiwari was here recently for handing over the charge of Saraidhela police station malkhana ( PS godown) claims that his 'informer' passed on this information to him that the shooters may abduct him or shoot him. Though police have launched an investigation till now has not found any evidence. Five alleged shooters including Aman Singh, Kurban Ali, Pankaj Singh , Satish,Chandan Singh besides others were arrested by police in case no48/17 filed after murder of Neeraj Singh with Saraidhela PS.
Health Insurance in COVID times and beyond
In the world of growing medical inflation, and the rising infectious diseases like Coronavirus (COVID-19), having robust health insurance coverage has become a necessity more than ever for every individual and family to protect against the unforeseen medical expenses. Today, we can eat well and exercise, but there is always an element of chance of an unexpected injury, illness or infectious disease. Thus, it is important for all to gain a greater sense of control over their physical and financial health. Several studies reveal that in India personal saving is the source of health care financing, with over 62% of healthcare expenditure being out of pocket. Also, due to rising medical costs around 5% of the population are forced below the poverty line every year according to PWC Analysis. Therefore, in the era of rising medical cost and a greater propensity of falling prey to medical ailments or viral infections, the need to take health insurance cover has, lately, become more important than ever before. Moreover, with joint families giving way to nuclear families, we are basically on our own to face the uncertainty of life.
ZunSolar to brighten households
ZunSolar has brought forth many solar products, including several affordable solar combos, at a very affordable range. The main objective of the company is to liberate the daily wagers, self-employed householders, landless labourers and small shop owners residing in villages and small towns from the huge electricity bills and provide light to every household. ZunSolar’s affordable solar combo ranges are available as ZunGrid 2001, ZunGrid 3001, ZunGrid 4001, ZunGrid 5001. The combos include a wide range of products such as solar panels, solar batteries, solar inverters, solar management units, solar charge controllers, MC4 connectors, DC wires – in different combinations.These combos are ideal for street lighting, mobile charging and can operate 2 DC bulbs, DC TV, and DC fan amongst other DC electronic products. The solar combos can be operated for a minimum of 8 hours to a maximum of 24 hours, do not require large spaces and can be fit in small areas or houses.