ECR GM administers Anti-Terror oath to railwaymen
On the occasion of Anti-Terrorism Day, General Manager, East Central Railway, Lalit Chandra Trivedi administered the oath to all railwaymen of ECR. In view of Covid-19, all the officers and employees took oath along with the online general manager at their respective places today. All the officers and employees took an oath that “We Indians strongly believe in our country’s tradition of non-violence and tolerance and take an oath of allegiance that we will firmly oppose all forms of terrorism and violence. We also vow to establish peace, social harmony and understanding among all sections of mankind and to fight against disruptive forces that threaten human life values “.
Steel workers take oath against terrorism
Anti-Terrorism Day was celebrated at Bokaro Steel Plant on Friday. Keeping in mind the guidelines of Covid-19, Director Incharge Amarendu Prakash administered the oath to the Executive Directors of the plant, the Chief General Manager of various departments and other preferred officers to fight the disruptive forces that threaten human life values in an online mode. On the occasion of Anti-Terrorism Day, in various departments of Bokaro Steel Plant, departmental officers administered the oath of protest to the steel workers in an on-line mode.
HINDALCO reports record consolidated Q4 results
Hindalco Industries Limited today announced consolidated results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2021. The Company reported its best quarterly performance with consolidated PAT up 189% at Rs 1,928 crore, a nearly three-fold increase YoY. The results were driven by a strong performance by Novelis and India Aluminium Business, supported by higher volumes and better product mix, lower input costs, stability in operations and cost saving actions. The Copper Business recorded a 33% jump in EBITDA sequentially in Q4 FY21 versus Q3 FY21 on account of stable operations. Novelis reported an all-time high EBITDA, as a result of continued demand for innovative, sustainable aluminium solutions and outstanding operational performance across its expanded business.
Jaiswal distributes food packets in Chutia
On the instructions of Dr. Rameshwar Oraon, President cum Minister of Jharkhand Pradesh Congress, JPPC President, Aditya Vikram Jasyaswal distributed dry rations, masks, sanitizers etc to 152 people on the martyrdom day of Rajiv Gandhi today in Chutia. Charitable Chams also assisted in this distribution programme. During this time, the guidelines of Covid-19 of the Government of Jharkhand were strictly followed and packaged with social distancing and distributed dry food items containing rice, flour, mustard oil, salt, masala, chapati, soybean meal etc.
JPA demands curb on schools’ arbitrariness
A virtual meeting of the State Officer and District President of Jharkhand Parents Federation was held under the chairmanship of the State President Ajay Rai, in which various district presidents including state officials attended. In the meeting, there was a lot of resentment in many districts of the State about the fees charged by the schools in various items and the emphasis was on fighting this issue on the other side. Discussions were also held in the meeting regarding the Teaching Non-Teaching Staff of the school. It was discussed in the meeting that bypassing the order given by the Jharkhand government on 25 June 2020, it becomes a serious matter and on this, it also raises questions on the functioning of all the top officials of the department who are the nodal officers of these schools. There are officials who have the responsibility of following the rules from time to time.
CCL provides compassion money to dependents
Central Coalfield Limited (CCL), a Jharkhand-based subsidiary of Coal India Limited (CIL), a Government of India undertaking, has provided a cheque of Rs 4,50,000 to those employees who died due to Corona infection. Those who received the check are - Minal Siddharth, wife of Deputy Manager (Finance), Sanjeev Prasad, Renu Singh, wife of Chief Manager (MM), Vijay Shankar Singh, Nilam Sharma, wife of Chief Manager (Civil), Arun Kumar Sharma and others.
CCL celebrates Anti-Terrorism Day
Secretary (Coal), Ministry of Coal, Anil Kumar Jain, along with Coal India and all the subsidiaries were administered ‘Oath’ of Anti-Terrorism Day 2021 to everyone through a virtual program to CCL. On this occasion CCL CMD, PM Prasad, Director Technical (Operations), VK Shrivastava, Director Technical (Planning / Project), Bhola Singh, Director (Finance), NK Aggarwal, SK Shrivastava and the General Manager, Head of Departments of various departments participated in the oath program. At the same time, field workers also joined through virtual. The program was carried out following the Kovid-19 protocol.
Inter-House declamation competition at SBPS
The students of Sarala Birla Public School, Ranchi participated in the Virtual Declamation Competition held on April 16. It was conducted for the students of class VI to VIII in both English as well as Hindi. The participants exhibited their impeccable oratory skills in the guise of the eminent personalities such as Mahatma Gandhi, Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Swami Vivekananda and Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru. The students participated with great zeal and enthusiasm which was quite discernible from the way they participated.
SER achieves highest despatch of liquid o2
South Eastern Railway (SER) is continuously running Oxygen Express trains since April 23 to bring relief to the Covid-19 affected patients. On May 19 SER achieved the highest despatch of more than 770 tonnes of liquid medical oxygen (LMO) from its jurisdiction. Altogether, nine Oxygen Express trains originated from Bokaro Steel City, Rourkela and Tatanagar yesterday carrying 770.81 tonnes of liquid medical oxygen to various states. Records suggest that from April 23, SER has so far run 96 Oxygen Express trains despatching a total 6,317 tonnes of LMO to 10 states and Union Territories.
Lightning kills two kids
Two kids playing in the RSP college ground on Friday evening died as lightning stuck. The two have been identified as Alko Kumar (12) son of Sanjay Rawani and Prince (10) son of AK Singh. Both were playing in the ground when the incident took place. Both were rushed to SNMMCH but doctors declared both of them brought dead.
BSF jawan dies in road accident in Giridih
A BSF jawan Anil Singh, 45, son of Kailas Singh a resident of Barwadih village of Marudih Panchayat under Deori police station area, died in a road accident that took place around 8 am on Friday morning near a forest in Chhotki Khargadih under Bengabad block of the district, said Circle Inspector Parmeshwar Liyangi. In this incident, his son Shubham Kumar (17 years) was seriously injured. It is said that the deceased was going to Sono in Bihar to attend the wedding ceremony of his brother-in-law with his only son from Giridih.
Police constable dies in accident
During checking of e-pass, a 40-year-old police constable, attached with the Garhwa police station, died on the spot after a speeding bike lost control and hit him early on Friday. The incident occurred when the constable, who was on e-pass checking duty near Bhakahi more on Garhwa - Daltonganj road, signalled the biker to stop. Though the bike rider 26 year old Subhash Kumar applied brakes, he was unable to control it and dashed to death constable Pramod Roy a native of Chhatarpur in Palamu district. The biker also died in the accident. Two other youths, who were on the back seat of the bike got injured in the accident. Injured are 22-year-old Kranti Kumar and 20-year-old Chhotu Kumar of Pahan Pathra village admitted at Garhwa hospital and their condition is stated to be critical.