Change in train timings
In order to provide better services to the passengers and other operational reasons by Railways, the time / stay of some special / puja special / clone trains has been revised from December 1 and onwards. However, information related to change in time / stoppage is being provided to the passengers by various means. However, there is a special request from the passengers that to avoid any inconvenience, for any information related to railway operations, they can contact Railway Helpline No. 139 or Indian Railways website https://enquiry.indianrail.gov.in. One can get the latest information about the timetable etc modified by /ntes/index.html or NTES mobile app.
International Human Rights Day at DPS
The Faculty of Humanities, Delhi Public School Ranchi, celebrated the occasion on the virtual platform by organizing a cultivating and illuminating session on Human Rights. The event commenced with the Political Science Teacher’s enlightening speech on the “Significance of Human Rights” followed by Pledge to Human Rights by Savita Kumari (Class XII). Shristi, Anushka Ojha and Ruhi of Class XI showcased their awareness by delivering edifying speeches on the topic, “Importance of Human Rights and Areas to Improve It.” The session came to a conclusion with a discussion on “Global Requirement to Respect Humanity and Dignity.”
CEO, ESL meets CM
CEO, Vedanta-Electrosteel (ESL) Pankaj Malhan and CCHRO, S. Venkataraman held a courtesy meeting with Hemant Soren, Chief Minister of Jharkhand and discussed future expansion plans of the steel plant at Bokaro. Commending the efforts made by ESL for the community, Soren promised for all possible support from the government in expansion plans. With the expansion and the efforts of ESL, the problem of unemployment in the state can be reduced with mass welfare and development, said Soren.
4 dead in a road accident on GT Road
Four persons, all residents of West Bengal died and three others received major injuries while the vehicle on which they were travelling collided head on witha tanker near Rajgung on GT Road late on Wednesday night. The traffic remained suspended for over four hours till the vehicle was removed from the spot with help of a crane.Police took the injured to SNMMCH besides the bodies for holding autopsy. One of the survivors Shamim said,”they were coming from UP and were on way to Bolpur West Bengal. All happen to be construction workers and are of save locality.” Police said, the family members of the victims have been informed of the incident and the bodies would be handed over to the family members.
Four die in road accident
Four persons killed in a tragic accident took place on Ranchi-Tata Road on Thursday. The accident was so serious that two persons died on the spot while two other succumb to thier injury while getting treatment at Rajendra Institute of Medical Science (RIMS). The accident took place near Jamchuan on Ranchi Tata Road in Namkum near the State Capital. The vehicle hit the truck standing on the road from behind. All the victims are residents of Jamshedpur. All the dead bodies have been picked up from the spot and brought to Namkum police station then sent the bodies to RIMS for post mortem.