Railway registers highest ever monthly figures
Indian Railways has registered highest ever loading figures i.e. 119.79 MT in January 2021. The last best was in March 2019 as 119.74 MT. On mission mode, Indian Railways' Freight loading for the last few months have crossed last year’s loading and earnings for the same period. It is expected that cumulative freight loading will surpass last year’s freight loading figures. As per the statistics till yesterday for February, 2021, Indian Railways loading was 30.54 million tonnes which includes 13.61 million tonnes of coal, 4.15 million tonnes of iron ore, 1.04 million tonnes of foodgrains, 1.03 million tonnes of fertilizers, 0.96 million tonnes of mineral oil and 1.97 million tonnes of cement (excluding clinker). It is worth mentioning that a number of concessions/ discounts are also being given in Indian Railways to make Railways Freight movement very attractive. COVID 19 has been used by Indian Railways an opportunity to improve all round efficiencies and performances.
CBI holds Hindi Voucher Exhibition
A Hindi voucher exhibition related to the use of Hindi in internal works was organized by the Central Bank of India, Ranchi Regional Office. The program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by Ajay Kumar Singh, Senior Regional Manager, Ranchi region. Singh said that the use of Hindi in banks is not only a Constitutional imperative but also the biggest means of commercial success, so today it is necessary that everyone does more than just in banking operations. Use Hindi only then we will be able to connect with the public, he said. Speaking on this occasion, the official language in-charge of Patna zone, KN Dubey, while discussing Constitutional provisions and history, said that Hindi is one of the most prosperous and scientific languages of the world. Devnishiya Tigga was awarded for best implementation in Hindi. Chief Manager Satish Kumar, Vijay Kumar Verma, Sanjeet Kumar, Suvir Kumar, Avinash Kumar and all staff members were present on the occasion.
JPA demands opening of schools
President of Jharkhand Parents Association, Ajay Rai, has demanded from the State government that schools should be opened from class 6 to 12 following the guidelines of Covid-19. Rai said that after continuous lockdown, it has been 11 months today, schools are closed and the common parents are also understanding what are the advantages and disadvantages of online education. The Jharkhand Parents Association had also been opposing the opening of the school under the ‘No Vaccine No School’ in view of the increasing infection of the corona, but now the time has come that the same vaccine should be available as the risk of corona infection has reduced significantly. Under these circumstances, dozens of parents have also requested the parents association to open the school so that their talks can be conveyed to the government.
28th National Children Science Congress
State level science congress was organized in HRD department of BSL by science for society Jharkhand on Virtual online mode. 12 child scientists have been selected for participation at the national level from state. On this occasion of result announcement in the main auditorium of HRD Center chief general manager (Human Resource) B S Popli, DNS Anand, Dr Ali Imam Khan, ,Dr T Pachal, Rajendra Kumar, Arun Kumar, SK Rai, P Jyotirmaya anddifferent teachers were present along with students of various school .
DPS, Bokaro student shines in Essay Competition
Ansh Roy Shekhar (Class XI), a student of Delhi Public School, Bokaro made his alma mater proud by bagging the First position in the English Essay competition at the State Level in the 'Heartfulness Essay Event 2020', which was organized by Shri Ram Chandra Mission in collaboration with the United Nations Information Centre (UNIC) for India and Bhutan and Heartfulness Education Trust. The virtual program was launched by the Vice President of India, M. Venkaiah Naidu. The results of the event were declared on Tuesday. Another student of the school, Anupriya bagged the third position in the state in Hindi Essay competition in the same event. Principal DPS Bokaro, A S Gangwar said that this is a proud moment for the school that our students have performed extremely well in the state level competition.
Training camp inaugurated in RPF Women's Barrack
Chairman of the SERWO Ranchi Railway Division, Ruby Ambastha today inaugurated a training camp meant for training women RPF personnel for self-defense and protection of women traveling in rail from 09.30 am to 10.30 pm. This training camp will train women officers and staff of the Railway Protection Force under “JEETKUNE-DO MARTIAL ARTS”. At the training camp, instructor Seifu Vishwajeet, along with his team, taught the RPF women jawans the skills of self-defense and self-defense through UAC (Unarmed Combat). This training camp will run for four months and training will be imparted 03 days a week, after which an exit test of women will also be taken. The training will focus on self defense by the items used in the routine such as knives, cane sticks, etc.