SAFE education for students
Jamshedpur: SAFE (Safety Awareness for Everyone) organised a defensive driving training programme for the mass communication students of Karim City College today. Ms Ruchi Narendran Co- Chairperson SAFE, inaugurated the programme motivated the students to take lead on social issues like road safety and set examples for others. Chandra Sharan, convenor of Safe said that in order to influence behaviour, SAFE believes it is essential to engage the children at an emotional level about the consequences of such an accident
SAIl to increase domestic market share
Bokaro: SAIl Chairman, C. S. Verma exhorted his officials to orient all their activities for better customer service, with a view to expand its customer base. "This is essential in view of the new production capacities coming up in SAIl plants, which will help SAIl get a larger market share", added Verma. He reviewed the performance of SAIl marketing team in the last few days. He urged to work towards prompt servicing of orders, and enhancing value addition in every area. Detailed discussions took place on increasing the reach and efficacy of the extensive retail channel set up by SAIl particularly with a view to penetrate the rural market. Functioning of warehouses and logistic management was discussed so that higher availability post - modernization & expansion, would be handled smoothly.
Maryanne Ekka re-elected president
Jamshedpur: Maryanne Ekka was re-elected as the president of the Jamshedpur branch of the All India Anglo-Indian Association for the year 2013-14 during its annual general meeting. Ekka was elected president for the fourth term. The members discussed future plans of the branch and issues like increasing the membership, fund raising activities and scholarship scheme to benefit deserving children. Glen Galstaun, Anglo-Indian MlA, Govt. of Jharkhand, Chief Guest on the occasion said Maryanne Ekka was recognized as one of the Best Presidents from among 64. “Jamshedpur Branch is an example for many a branch at the National level. You have chosen a good leader. She works along with her TEAM and always has the interest of the community at heart". Maryanne Ekka appealed to the community to come forward and enroll as members, work in unison to improve the quality of their lives.
Panel to look into alleged graft at registry
Hazaribagh: DC Dr. Manish Ranjan has constituted a committee to enquire the charges of corruption in the local registry office. AC Shekhar Kumar Verma and Krishna Kumar Sahu are the members of this committee along with SDO Rajeev Ranjan. DC has instructed the committee to enquire thoroughly about the charges he had received from different corners of the society and to submit their report within 15 days. He had cleared it that if any officer or employee is found guilty he or she should be punished according to law. Transparency in the working pattern is must.