Seminar at Vikas Bharti on Scheduled castes
To discuss the issues concerning scheduled castes in Jharkhand and ponder over them in order to reach a concrete solution of the problems, a seminar on — The present status and future possibilities of Scheduled Castes in Jharkhand — will be organised on December 8 at the Sido Kanhu Auditorium of Vikas Bharti, Bishunpur, Arogya Bhawan in Ranchi. According to 2011 census, the Scheduled Caste (SC) population of Jharkhand is 39,85,644 constituting 12.1 per cent of the total population i.e 3,29,88,134. The State has total twenty-two (22) Scheduled Castes and all have been enumerated at 2011 census. The Scheduled Castes are predominantly rural as 81.1 per cent of them reside in villages.
Wage revision for rural health workers
Mission Director, Jharkhand Rural Health Mission Samiti, Health and Family Welfare Dr Manish Ranjan has forwarded the revised guidelines to every Civil Surgeons of Jharkhand Government. According to the guidelines Malnutrition Treatment Centre and Janni Sishu Suraksha Karyakram under Child Health the Wage Compensation has been increased for both the patient and the attendant and the guidelines has been made available to every districts of Jharkhand.
mp lays foundation stone for tourist spot
Ranchi MP Subodh Kant Sahai laid foundation stone for developing Ratu situated Mahadev Tangra into a tourist attraction place on Friday. On the occasion he said that the cost of site development which is estimated around Rs30 lakh will be bear by the State Tourism department.
DGP announces reward for Panki arrests
DGP Rajiv Kumar has announced a reward for those police men involved in the arrest of 8 PlFI cadres along with their Zonal Commander laxman and the recovery of AK47 and INSAS rifles along including five guns and one pistol. The Police also recovered 190 cartridges and 12 cell phones from their possession from Purushottampur village under Panki Police Station.
Munda pays homage to Nelson Mandela
Former Chief Minister Arjun Munda and leader of opposition in JharkhandAssembly expressing grief over the death of Nobel laureate Bharat Ratna said that the efforts made in direction of world peace and International harmony will always be remembered who devoted all his life for peace in the world.
Jharkhand bags Brandis Prize
Jharkhand bagged Brandis prize for the year 2011. The prize has been bagged by State Programme Manager, Jharkhand State livelihood Promotion Society under Rural Development Department, Govt. of Jharkhand Dr. Praveen Kumar Singh ( PhD forestry), and Head Extension and Social Forestry, Faculty of Forestry, Birsa Agriculture University, Kanke, Ranchi co author Dr. SMS Quli. As Brandis Prize is awarded each year to researcher and scientist for eminent work in research. During the current year Brandis Prize has been announced for contributions and papers published in Indian Forester- (founded in 1875) for the year 2011.
Block-level meeting at Gangu Toli
The second day of block level meeting of Youth Congress at Gangu Toli of lower Bazzar was organized on Friday December 6 in Ranchi. The meeting was headed by loksabha president Basant lakra in which former Mayor Ranchi Municipal corporation Rama Khalkho and Ranchi loksabha in-charge Rajesh Sinha participated as chief guest of the programme. The main motto of the meeting was to form Ward Committee and Mohalla Committee and also to connect the 10 youths from each Mohalla, keeping in view to loksabha election.