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Book Review Competition held

The Reading Club of DAV Public School, Hazaribag, jointly with The English Department organised a book review competition on the book Who Moved My Cheese written by Spencer Johnson for the students of class IX and XI. Such a competition was organised for the first time in the school. In this competition, twenty four students participated in which the first position was bagged by Twisha Shekhar of IX B, second position by Asmita Priyam of IX G and the third position was bagged by Insha of class IX A. The Principal blessed the students saying that he is hopeful as in future the members of Reading Club will be conducting more such competitions on latest books which would promote the reading habit among the students.

Lal Suraj Nath Shahdeo joins AJSU Party

Ranchi Mahanagar All India Kshatriya Mahasabha General Secretary, Lal Suraj Nath Shahdeo, joined AJSU Party in the presence of the party Central Committee president Sudesh Mahato at the party headquarters in the State Capital on Sunday. Shahdeo, along with his supporters, expressed faith in the policy and principles of AJSU party.

Henna design competition

A henna design competition was organised by I-Fa, a fashion designing institute in Ranchi on Sunday. A total of 22 participants made mehandi desgins on the occasion, some using henna while others using molten choclate. The first prize was bagged by Muskan Parveen followed by Shalini Nayeem and Farhin Naaz.

Madhu Jayanti Tea strengthens position

Marking a significant development in the packet tea business in India, Madhu Jayanti International Limited announced the acquisition of the packaged tea brands–Tez Premium, Tez Red, Premium Gold and Jaago of Eveready Industries India Limited (EIIL) at Rs  6 crores. This aligns with Madhu Jayanti International’s mission to become a National player from its current stature of a Regional Player Madhu Jayanti International a tea company which currently has been focusing largely on international markets, has been eying consistently for opportunities to expand its base in Indian Packet Tea Market.

The company launched two new brands TE-A-ME teas (Pan India – 2014) , Sphoorti (Maharashtra – 2018) on the back of its existing packet tea brands (Saraswati Tea and Lalpan tea) which were sold in Karnataka and Maharashtra.

Now with this acquisition of Eveready brands of Tea, the company is steadily moving ahead with its agenda of graduating from a regional player to a pan India player.