GM (Operations) hands over cheque
Ranchi: Mainak Dutta, General Manager (Operations), Central Coalfields ltd on Monday handed over cheque of Officers Benevolent Society (OBS) to one of sons of late P C Patnaik, who worked as a General Manager(Finance) in Mahanadi Coalfields limited. His two sons are Subhranshu Sekhar Patnaik and Sudhanshu Sekhar Patnaik. One of the sons collected cheques of Rs.2,50,000/ for OBS and another cheque of Rs.1,28,136/ of group insurance. The total money would be equally distributed among the brothers. On this occasion, CCl OBS’s Secretary Shri Ramesh Kumar Singh, S/Sri O A Siddique, Vinay Shanker, Surendra Pratap Singh and others were also present.
Toyota launches new Innova
Jamshedpur : Toyota Kirloskar Motor Pvt. ltd. (TKM) today launched the all new Toyota Innova- India’s most preferred MPV. Owing to the brand’s luxury and premium positioning, the all new Innova is a defining pinnacle of luxury and elegance. launched with a new top end Z grade, the new Innova boasts of a whole new set of features which is available in options of a seven and an eight seater in both Euro III & Euro IV. The new added luxury features are as bold new style: Innova boasts of a distinctive new look with the stunning new front grille and stylish chrome lined fog lamps for an imposing road presence. The sporty side moulding and a dazzling chrome back door garnish with reflector gives the car an enhanced sleek and premium appearance. Sporty Edge: Contemporary body graphics along with stylish chrome finish muffler cutter & a sporty rear spoiler makes the new Innova sportier than ever.
FIVE bank employees acquitted by CBI court
Ranchi: A CBI court of RK Chaudhary on Monday acquitted five Central Bank of India employees accused in a forgery case, after being tried for almost fifteen years. The case relates to the fraudulent withdrawal of Rs 6.2 lakh from cheques submitted by the account holders who chose to close their accounts. “In spite of destroying them the cheques were reissued in the name of some other account holders and money was withdrawn from their accounts without any knowledge of the account holders,” said defense counsel Bishwajeet Mukherjee. The list of the accused employees includes the names of Malay Das Gupta, Madhuresh Jha, Mrs Ayda Bajra, Floora Purty and KN Nand.
HEMANT holds meeting with Puja committee
Ranchi: Chief Minister Hemant Soren held a meeting with Ranchi Mahanagar Durga Puja committee at Project Bhawan on Monday. In the meeting Hemant ordered the District Administration to remain alert throughout the Puja and instructed the organizing committee to execute their responsibility properly, and he also said that he had already instructed District Administration to put ban on the sale of liquor during Durga Puja to maintain love and peace.
RU holds Senate polls for affiliated college
Ranchi: The senate election for one teaching staff representative from the 12 affiliated colleges under RU was held on Monday. Majority of the votes were from the teachers of Gossner College. The result of this election will be declared today after the counting.
State players bag medals at Asian Yoga Meet
Ranchi: Ranchi based yoga player Srijan and other Jharkhand participants at the Asian Yoga Championship have bagged seven gold, three silver and two bronze medals. With this achievement the players made Indian lead the top position here followed by Malaysia as the runner up team. The three day event was organized at Kuala lumpur, the capital of Malaysia.
State TT members NOW PART OF TTFI PANEl
Ranchi: Jharkhand State Table Tennis Association members Samarjeet Singh and Saket Kumar have been selected as sub-committee members of Table Tennis Federation of India. Singh and Kumar at this national sports unit will be associated with Coaching and Development committees respectively.
Woman killed for dowry in Koderma
Bokaro: A Bokaro girl was murdered for dowry in Koderma district of Jharkhand. Sajia Praveen (28) married to Rashid Khan a resident of Markachho village in Koderma district, was allegedly killed by her husband and in-laws on October 5. Her body was brought to Bokaro on Monday for death rituals. Postmortem report reveals that Sajia was first beaten black and blue and later throttled to kill.
On the intervening night of October 4 and 5 Sajia called her elder sister on mobile that her husband and in-laws are beating her and she has to complaint with the police, said Israiel Khan father of the deceased.
“On next morning Rashid informed us that Sajia is suffering from low blood pressure and had to be admitted to the hospital. After few hours Rashid again called me and said Sajia is no more”, added Khan.
We rushed to Koderma and lodged a complaint at local police station, he said.