51 vacancies in six plus two schools
lohardaga: The condition of the plus two schools in the district has become miserable due to shortage of teachers.Many teachers from primary and middle section have been deputed to the plus two schools, but it causes the breakdown situation of the primary and middle schools. There are six plus two schools in the district and 51 seats for the teachers of different subjects are vacant. Out of these 10 seats in plus two Nadia Hindu High school, lohardaga, 9 seats in plus two Chunni lal Hindu High school, lohardaga, 13 seats in plus two Anugrah Narayan High school, Kairo, 6 seats in plus two Nandlal High school, Arru, 7 seats in plus two lal Bhadur Shastri High school, Bhandra, 6 seats in plus two Gandhi Memorial High school, Maradih are vacant. “The vacant seats for a long time in plus two schools have become a serious issue now. The education in these schools is getting affected. A letter regarding the matter has been sent to the Director. Soon, we’ll have some solution,” told the DSE Farhana Khatoon.
NHRC seeks report on Tata Steel firing incident
Jamshedpur: The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has sought a detailed report on the firing incident at an entry point of Tata Steel plant here in which around half a dozen people including a photo journalist were injured with bullet injuries when the company guards allegedly opened fire on December 24, 2012. NHRC has issued a notice to the superintendent of police of Jamshedpur for submitting the report. The commission took cognizance of the matter on January 25 on a complaint filed by Manoj Mishra, president of Jharkhand Human Rights Conference, an NGO. Assistant registrar (law) of NHRC Krishna Kumar Srivastava issued the directive on June 25, which was received by the SSP’s office on Tuesday. The directive further asks the SSP to send a report on compensation, if any, given by the government to the injured labourers. Srivastava said that the directive was issued based on the hearing of the case before the commission on June 11. The case is scheduled for hearing on September 9, 2013.
Woman saves life of abducted kid
Hazaribagh: Anita Devi of Kolghatti saved the life of an abducted kid Aditya of Dehri-On-Sone Wednesday night. On Thursday, Arun Kumar Singh, the father of abducted kid, came with Dehri police and thanked Anita Devi and Hazaribagh police for their prompt action.
Arun Singh, a contractor by profession, said that six year old Aditya is his only son who is a student of UKG of St. Francis School, Dehri. On Wednesday his friend-cum-partner Sonu Paswan came to his house in the morning and took away Aditya saying that he will give him chocolate. The residents of his colony informed that Sonu and four others were seen in a car. When Aditya did not return in the evening he informed the police. On Wednesday night at about 11:30 Anita Devi was returning to her home after visiting the house of a close relative who resides at Sindur saw that the persons are moving towards water and there is a kid in their hands. She forced Haroon to stop the bike. The abductors saw the bike and in hurry threw the kid in the water and fled away. Anita and Haroon took Aditya out of water and informed local police. In midnight Hazaribagh police rang to his house and informed the parents that their child is safe.
Cops recover Rs 4l looted from petrol pump
Hazaribagh: The Hazaribagh police have recovered more than Rs 4 lakh and have arrested three culprits with the loot amount of Premier Petrol Pump, Barhi, which had occurred on July 1. Around 6-7 youths had looted Rs 23.40 lakhs from the staff of Premier Petrol Pump when they were going to deposit it in SBI, Barhi on July 1. At a Press conference held on Thursday, SP Manoj Kaushik informed that after this broadday light loot, he had constituted five teams to catch the culprits. The Bolero used by the culprits was found abandoned from Belotiya More of NH 2. After getting this first clue investigation accelerated and within two days police has arrested three culprits and has seized one country made carbine, three loaded countrymade pistols, two bikes and more than Rs 4 lakhs from them. SP said that the police team has arrested Bishun Yadav of Chandwara, Koderma, Manish Kumar Singh of Ashram Road, Tillaiya and Mithu Ansari alias Manish Ansari of Kujju, Ramgarh.