Chitragupt Puja at SAIL City
On the occasion of Chitragupta Puja, today a puja was organized by the Sail City Chitransh family in Sail City, Dhurwa. On this occasion, hundreds of family members of Kayastha community took the blessings of God by worshiping and worshiping together with the pen and paper by installing the statue of Lord Chitragupta on the premises. Kanhaiya Kumar, a member of the Puja committee, told that a cultural programme was organized in the evening in which a spectacular presentation was given by the city's artistes Amit Sarkar and Mukti Sarkar, after which a mass feast was organized for the members of the family, in which 300 members of the society More people joined. On this occasion, former Union Minister cum President of All India Kayastha Mahasabha, Subodh Kant Sahay along with members of the society took blessings of Lord Chitragupta. Ashutosh Srivastava, Pradeep Kumar, Sudhir Sinha, RP Sinha, Mrigendra Nath, PK Sinha, Mukesh Sinha of the committee contributed to the successful organization of the puja.
MG Ranchi felicitated Astam Oraon
MG Ranchi felicitated Captain, India's Under-17 Women football team, Astam Oraon and extended support to her family. The association aims to secure her and her siblings’ education and provide further support with employment after their education. The event was presided over by Dealer Principal, MG Ranchi, Pulak Singhania. Oraon hails from the remote village of Gorratoli in the Gumla district, Jharkhand. The third child of her parents Heeralal Oraon and Tara Devi, she has four sisters and a brother. She dreamt of being a footballer since her childhood, and thus continued her journey to achieve her dream. She became the first person from her village to be selected at a state-run residential football academy in Hazaribagh. From there, she became part of the Under-17 national team as she played South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) games at Jamshedpur and then abroad in Malaysia.
Tata Tea Leaf launches Chhath Puja Campaign
Jamshedpur: Tata Tea Leaf has launched an integrated campaign, paying ode to the rich and vibrant traditions of Chhath festival. As part of the campaign this year, Tata Tea Leaf has come up with four special Chhath puja packs, one pack for each day of the four-day festival signifying the customs associated with the day. The packs are inspired by Madhubani art that represent the vast cultural wealth of the region. Tata Tea Leaf takes pride in understanding the regional nuances and emotions of the populous. Thereby, developing this campaign to bring alive the uniqueness of a festival which is deep rooted in the ethos and hearts of all who celebrate Chhath every year. Puneet Das, president, Packaged Beverages, TATA Consumer Products, said, “Chhath Puja for Bihar is not just any other festival, it’s an indescribable emotion that people of the region believe in and carry in their hearts with pride. Chai is an important part of the festival, especially on the first and last day.