Shahdeo reaches village, hears problems of people
State BJP Spokesperson Pratul Shahdeo today reached the remote village Chhaya of Herhanj block, which is the same village where a Ganjhu community youth was detained by the police for 5 days without any reason. The family members had given this information to Shahdeo, after which he complained to the senior officers of the district and rescued the youth. Shahdeo was received by the Mandal President Manish Jaiswal, after which the team of BJP Mandal reached the village. On reaching there the villagers welcomed Pratul. Villagers put the problems of the village in front of Shahdeo, to which he said that the real problem of the village is visible only when it comes to the ground level. “I assure you that I will try my best to do all the work done at my level,” he said. Apart from this, he also told the administration not to spare the culprits at any cost, but if the innocent is troubled, he will not sit silent. Rohit Shahdev, Gopal, Santosh Yadav and a large number of villagers were present on the occasion.
SBPS students excel at AVISHKAR
Students of Sarala Birla Public School, Tejaswa Midha and Falak Midha made it to phase 3 after competing with 46 schools. The contest Avishkar, Jharkhand School Innovation Challenge (JH-SIC) – 2022 was organized by Indian Institute of Technology (ISM) Dhanbad in collaboration with Naresh Vashisht Centre for Tinkering and Innovation (NVCTI). Selection of phase 1 was done on the basis of the synopsis made by them on the theme “Smart and Efficient Transportation”. phase 2 was an online presentation of the ideas submitted as synopsis where Tejaswa and Falak got an opportunity to showcase their talents and get selected and are among the top 20 schools. They are now geared up for phase 3 where they will have to present the proof of concept and market research of their ideas which will be held on 25th May 2022.
SCS celebrates Endangered Species Day
National Endangered species day is celebrated each year on the third Friday of May across the country to raise awareness about the endangered species of flora and fauna. Children of Surendranath Centenary School celebrated Endangered Species Day to spread awareness, thinking globally and acting locally in order to save the species who are on the verge of extinction. The students of nursery to class XII actively participated in each of the events organized by the Eco Club. Tiny tots wore the costumes of the animals and voiced them whereas 3 to 5 students prepared colourful collages with messages written on them. 6 to 8 too created beautiful posters on this occasion showing the impact of their extinction on biodiversity. An online quiz was organized for the senior section students. Classes XI and XII delivered enticing and fiery speeches and made PPT showing the importance of ecological balance on Earth. Principal Samita Sinh said that this day gives us an opportunity to be more aware about the conservation of Endangered species and learn about the measures taken to protect them.