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Tribal leaders, achievers to be felicitated

Chief Secretary (CS) RS Sharma instructed officials to gear up for August 9, World Indigenous Day, and bring distinguished works & achievements of tribals to the fore so that they can be felicitated. The CS also instructed officials to invite tribal leaders, gram pradhan, Pahan, Manki Munda and Jal Sahiya, Gram Sahiya associated with tribal community. Tribal students who grab top positions in Matriculation and Intermediate should be called in the function and must be felicitated besides spreading awareness about distinguished work done by people of tribal community, added CS.

Admission in full swing at ISM Pundag

Admissions in different streams of management is going at full swing in Institute of Science and Management (ISM) Pundag these days. In some cases, classes have started and other classes will start by August. Employees of the institute have contributed their one day salary for Prime Minister Relief Fund to help the affected people of Uttrakhand calamity.

TATA Steel bags SA-8000 certification award

Tata Steel was awarded the SA 8,000 certification for the fourth time, thereby re-affirming its position as a socially responsible corporate body. The Social Accountability-8000 (SA-8000) Management System Certificate was awarded by a Norwegian Det Norske Veritas (DNV) Foundation to Tata Steel for complying with best practices of management for three years. Tata Steel has gone through three cycles of certification in 2004, 2007, 2010 and now in 2013.

JESTWU seeks justice for contractual workers

Expressing agitation over the recent decision of Jharkhand State Electricity Board to separate permanent workers into four divisions, Jharkhand Electric Supply Technical Workers Union (JESTWU)  has asked JSEB Chairman SN Verma to think over the life of contractual workers who have been removed from this decision. It is to be noted, JSEB comprises 25 percent permanent and 75 percent contractual employees.

Health camp for adolescent girls

Nawazbhai Ratna Tata Trust , Mumbai organised a health camp for adolescent girls at Vikash Bharti Council Ranchi on Saturday. In this came around 150 adolescent girls came up from 13 villages for their health check up. Apart from check up these girls were also informed about the various diseases and ways from preventing it.

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