‘job Exchange should be computerised’
The Chief Secretary has said that the functioning of Employment exchange should be made computerised so that the youths of the State do not have to run after the organisations providing employment. It will also help the employment organisations to find candidates easily. Sharma reviewed the software for computerisation of employment exchange with officials of labor, Employment and Training department.
NH33 overbridges to be reconstructed
Chief Minister Hemant Soren has ordered re-construction of railway over-bridge on Ranchi Raod railway station and two railway over bridge at Bijulia which are under East-Central Railway and Western Railways respectively in Ramgarh district. He also directed the officials to communicate the railways in this regard. Traffic is often disturbed due to jam on both these two over bridges on National Highway 33 in Ramgarh district.
CM orders support for flood-affected
Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Thursday ordered the disaster management Secretary to visit the two flood hit districts of Jamshedpur and Sahibganj and review the status of the rescue and relief operations being done by the administration for the affected population. CM was reviewing the administrative activities in the two districts on the measures taken after the flood and said that the Government is with them in their hour of need.
Dumka to get new Collectorate building
Chief Minister Hemant Soren approved the decision of constructing a new Collectorate at his native district Dumka on Thursday at an expenditure of Rs20 crores. CM Hemant said that it would help in improving the administration of the area and also solve the prevailing difficulties of the mass.
JSCA President visits ICFAI University
ICFAI University Jharkhand (IUJ) on Thursday organised a Guest lecture by Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA) President Amitabh Choudhary. Choudhary told the students, "Hosting the first ODI in Ranchi was like scripting a story on a blank paper. However hard one tries, the wrong lines will remain visible so every effort should be made to come up with a picture-perfect presentation.”
Chess Meet witnesses 185 participants
As many 185 participants across the state are actively performing at the six day 13 Jharkhand State Senior FIDE International Rating Chess Championship 2013 at Mahilong on Wednesday. Five year old Ishaat Kumar, a student of DPS Dhanbad showed his wonderful chess skills.
tmc demands 10 l for Bihar train victims
All India Trinamool Congress (AITC) Principal Secretary Santosh Kumar Soni during a condolence ceremony for the passed away Kawariyas of Monday Bihar Train accident demanded a grant of Rs10 lakh as compensation for these victims families. He also felt the need of providing a job to atleast one member of such families.
Army recruitment to begin from Sept 3
The recruitment for various posts in Indian Army including Jawaan, Technical, Nursing Assistant, Veterinary Assistant, Trademan and Storekeeper will be conducted by the Army Recruitment Office at Birsa Munda Football Stadium from September 3 to 12.
Ex-Westcottians organise Talent show
A Singing Talent was organised by Ex-Westcottians Association on Thursday. Over 15 children were selected from 60 participants of four Westcott schools; Bishop Westcott Girls School at Doranda and Namkum, Bishop Westcott Boy’s School Namkum and Bishop School Bahubazaar. They were divided into A, B, C on the basis of their classes.
Sultan Qaboos University Professor visits CUJ
A renowned physicist Dr R N Singh, currently serving Sultan Qaboos University at Muscat has expressed concern over the fact that none of the universities in India boosts a position in the list of top 300 universities in the world. Dr Singh, who originally hails from Bihar, was invited to the Central University of Jharkhand (CUJ) campus at Brambe to deliver a lecture on ‘Strategic Planning for Teaching and Research’. The lecture was aimed at promoting interdisciplinary research and dialogue among disciplines. Students and faculty members of the university from diverse disciplines such as humanities, social sciences, applied sciences, engineering and management attended the lecture.