Supreme Court refers case to CUJ
Ranchi: In a major boost to the initiative taken by the Central University of Jharkhand (CUJ), the Supreme Court has requested the varsity desiring an amicable settlement of a legal battle between two parties. The Apex Court took note of the newly created Centre for Tribal and Customary law headed by Professor Jeuti Barooah of CUJ and desired the centre’s involvement to the parties arrive at a settlement. Upon hearing a petition from the State of Jharkhand, (Justice) Ranjana Prakash Desai and (Justice) Madan B lokur made the order for a genuine effort by the petitioners to approach Professor Barooah to arrive at an amicable settlement. Professor Barooah said it is a recognition and inspiration to the newly created Centre for Tribal and Customary law of the CUJ by the Apex Court and it could be possible for the foresightedness of Vice Chancellor Darlando T Khathing who established the Centre for the welfare of the Tribal People, which is first of its kind in the country as whole.
Career counselling programme organised
Hazaribagh: A career counseling programme was organised at the Senior wing of DAV Hazaribagh. NP Yadav, Principal DAV Kedla, welcomed the resource person and said that this kind of program helps the students to opt their career. The students remain ignorant of the career options before them. Simultaneously, without the information in detail they can’t decide what is right or wrong for them. The resource person Sanjeev Nayak, Director Silicon Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar, made the children aware of various career options available these days. He focused on the depth of knowledge in the subject of interest and suggested the students to be IT savvy and good in English. He suggested them to honor their passion while deciding the career. Bhaiya Abhinav Kumar, Principal, DAV CCl, Giridih, proposed the vote of thanks and expressed his sincere gratitude to the Guest Speaker for making the students enlightened in a very interactive session.