Country has accepted Modi as PM: Munda
leader of the Opposition in Jharkhand Assembly, Arjun Munda on Sunday condemned serial bomb blast that shook Patna’s Gandhi Maidan where BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi addressed a huge gathering. Munda said, this is matter of security lapse on the part of Central and State Government. The kind of unity, mental strength displayed by BJP workers and the wind of change signifies that the country has accepted Modi as their next Prime Minister, added Munda. He said, such acts cannot weaken the BJP.
CM orders high alert in Jharkhand
Noticing the serial bomb blast at Patna on Sunday, CM Hemant Soren has ordered high alert across the State. He instructed all the SPs and DCs to be attentive on security provisions in their respective districts.
Infantry Day observed at Dipatoli Cantt
A wreath-laying ceremony was organised at Jharkhand War Memorial (JWM), Dipatoli Cantt as part of the infantry day events organised at Dipatoli on Sunday. It is celebrated on October 27 as it was on this day in 1947 that the first contingent of infantry landed by air at the Srinagar airfield and defended Srinagar from the Pakistani invaders. The gallant infantrymen fought courageously and retained Kashmir as a part of independent India.
State Museum’s Pradarshan concludes
The two-day cultural awareness programme Pradarshan at State museum concluded on Sunday. As about 145 students from schools and colleges participated in the rangoli competition held on this day. Former RU VC Dr AA Khan who was the chief guest here stressed on the need to work for a cultural activity.
State Cong expresses concern over blast
State Congress supremo Sukhdeo Bhagat expressed his concern over the Patna blast which took place ahead of Narendra Modi’s visit to the city on Sunday. While quoting this incident as unfortunate, he criticised the State Government’s Intelligence department. He has requested the Bihar State Government to provide compensation to the families of the people who lost their lives.
National Critical Care Update organised
The second-day of National Critical Care Update 2013 continued on Sunday with the CME taken by National faculty members like Dr (Brig) Madhuri Kanitkar, Delhi. She has taken a lecture on Pharmaco Dynamics in Renal diseases which was an eye-opener to the pediatrician, when and where and in what doses the medicine should be used in renal diseases. The other lecture was taken by Dr Santosh Soan, Mangalore on a very common poisoning among children like organ phosphorus poisoning, which is a very lethal poisoning where mortality is almost 90 per cent.
Bijoya Sanmilani celebrated at CMPDI
ANGAR Club (a cultural wing of CMPDI) celebrated Bijoya Sanmilani at their Mayuri Auditorium on 26th evening with presentation of Riturango, a production with narrations and songs of Rabindranath Tagore woven together describing the six seasons. ANGAR paid tribute to the legendary singer Manna Dey who passed away on Thursday morning. The programme started with rendition of two Manna Dey songs by ANGAR club president and CMD, CMPDI, AK Debnath and PS Roy. Debnath, an ardent music lover, after rendition of a beautiful song, expressed his deep appreciation and conveyed his good wishes to all who have gathered in the auditorium in Bijoya Sanmilani.
Jharkhand police alerted after Patna blast
Jharkhand police has been alerted after the bomb blast in Patna on Sunday. Chief Minister Hemant Soren has directed DGP Rajiv Kumar to be more cautious. All the DCs and SPs have been asked to keep an eye on the suspicious elements.
TT tourney concludes at Taurian World School
CBSE Cluster II Table Tennis tournament organised at Taurian World School ended on Sunday where about 200 young sports people from 29 different schools participated. School Principal Mr DR Singh felicitated Chief Guest Vinay Kumar Choubey Deputy Commissioner, Ranchi.
Cash stolen from Orchid Hospital recovered
In a major breakthrough in the theft case at Orchid Hospital, which took place on the midnight of October 24-25, Ranchi police on Sunday arrested one Sadhu Oraon, a fourth-grade employee at the hospital, along with the stolen cash. The police have also succeeded in the recovery of cash till as well as the other tools used in the burglary. Rs 4,40,929 were stolen from seventh floor of the Orchid Hospital dodging the CCTV cameras and security guards along with the cash till. Rs 3, 82,250 cash was recovered on Monday partly from house the accused and partly from a nearby pond under Kanke police station.