Police recover explosives at West Singhbhum
Jamshedpur: In a major breakthrough the joint team of district police and CRPF on Friday recovered huge quantity of explosives from naxal-infested Tebo valley in West Singhbhum district. The explosives recovered include two quintals of gelatin sticks and 1,900 metres of cordex wires which was adequate to make as many as 150 powerful landmines.
Tata Steel employees get PM’s Shram Awards
Jamshedpur: The Government of India conferred the prestigious Prime Minister’s Shram Awards for the year 2012 on eleven employees of Tata Steel. Mr. Subrata Kumar from Tata Steel ltd. Eleven employees of Tata Steel ltd have been conferred with different categories of Shram awards which includes cash prizes and ‘Sanad’ as a mark of recognition.
Wearing burqa costs heavy to a male teacher
Hazaribagh: On 14th of August the Sadar police station of Hazaribagh got several messages about a man wearing burqa is roaming hither and thither in the town and his activities are suspicious. OIC Dinesh Kumar Singh sent different teams to those areas. The man was captured near the Mahavir Mandir, Kumhartoli, his name is Faiyaz Akram and he is a teacher in a inter college at Ichak.
Think different for development; says Nerukar
Jamshedpur: Tata Steel Managing Director H M Nerurkar has said there was an urgent need to undertake some rigorous measures and think differently to meet the prevailing challenging economic scenario. “While we need to adapt our business strategies to the changing requirements of a challenging economic scenario, we must also adhere to our values,” he noted. Nerurkar said that the GDP growth forecast for the current fiscal has been pegged at 5.5 per cent by the Reserve Bank of India. “The industrial growth is down and inflation is up. This is quite a difficult situation for all of us and we should think quite differently to tide over this situation,” the Tata Steel MD said.
Sainik School pays floral tribute
Ranchi: Sainik School, Telaiya, and other places of Koderma district started the celebrations by remembering those ex-students who sacrificed their lives serving the country. Principal VK Bhatt and others paid floral tributes to the martyrs. Principal raised the Tricolor at Colonel Gaudiyar Stadium. 327 students led by Abhishek Kumar Singh presented a well disciplined parade. Staff and students were awareded medals and certificates.
CMPDI serving through energy: Debnath
Ranchi: Energy is very essential in development of Nation.CMPDI through its consultancy, providing services to whole coal industry particularly Coal India. After unfurling the flag on the occasion of Independence day on 15th August, 2013, A.K.Debnath, CMD, CMPDI said. Debnath told that they felt proud on this occasion that 2.16 lakh metre of drilling had been carried out till July’13 against MoU target of 9.0 lakh meter. Out of which 96,691 metre of drilling has been carried out through Departmental Resources (growth of 14%). 50 Reports have also been prepared till July’13 against MoU target of 198 Reports. 8 Outside-CIl consultancy jobs worth Rs.4.42 crore have been obtained against MoU target of Rs.22 crore. Turnover of Rs.751 crore has been targeted in MoU 2013-14 which is 25% higher that last year.