Rs15 lakh looted, four injured
Bokaro: Days after abduction and killing of a school boy an audacious dacoity of Rs15 lakh committed in Chas on Monday mid-night More than 12 armed dacoits looted worth about Rs15 lakh from a cement trader’s house in Adarsh Colony the posse area of Chas, police said. According to the police more than 12 masked dacoits entered into the residence of Arun Kumar Yadav at around 2.30 am and looted Rs50,000 cash and ornaments of worth of Rs15 lakhs with other precious goods from his house on last mid-night.
4 tractors loaded with sand seized
Bermo: Bermo civil sub-divisional officer Rahul Kumar Sinha has taken steps to check loading of sand from the different rivers of the Bermo sub-division. Despite the directives of the Bokaro DC Uma Shankar Singh as well as Bermo civil SDO to put a break on sand trading in the sub-division, the practice is rampant in Konar and Bokaro river of the Bermo. According to latest information from Gomia police station, the Bermo SDO intercepted four tractors loaded with sand near Konar river here on Monday evening. Bermo civil SDO ,Rahul Kumar Sinha said the several complaint given by the nearby locality that mostly tractors transporters carrying sand from konar river everyday. A police team and Rahul Kumar Sinha himself raided the place near konar river and seized four tractors.
Sharma reviews several schemes
lohardaga: Central Monitor Murlidhar Sharma on Tuesday carried out inspection at several areas run by Government at Gajni village of Kairo block . He inspected progress of Indira Aawas, irrigation wells and Pradhanmantri Sadak Yozna. Sharma also inspected the passbooks of beneficiaries of old aged pension scheme. He found the passbooks were not kept up-to-date. Sharma also expressed his discontentment and directed the BDO Vijay Kerketta to upload the passbooks. He further sought information of several schemes being implemented in the village and instructed to carry all the files to the employees. He said the data should not be given in approximate.
Businessman rescued on fifth day
Hazaribagh: Another feather has been added in the cap of Hazaribagh police on Tuesday by rescuing Jyoti Kumar, a businessman, who was allegedly kidnapped by unknown persons five days ago.
A resident of Mashipirhi, Hazaribagh, Kumar was rescued from a cave of Chadri Hill of Sonwara Tola of Kkajri village, which comes under Charhi PS, said SP Manoj Kaushik, and added seven suspected have also been taken into custody in the case. The police officer informed that on Monday night, a team of DSPs Satish Chandra Jha, Ratneshwar Thakur, Inspector SM Samshi, OICs of Muffasil, Sadar, Charhi and Pelawal PS with the help of Gopal Yadav of SIT successfully rescued Jyoti Kumar. Jyoti was kidnapped on gunpoint on December 5 and since then search was on. On Monday, police have hinted that the abductors have kept him within 20km radius which proved true with this recovery.
Kumar, who alive on the kidney donated by his sister, was in bad condition when police team found him from deep cave. He said that since last five days the abductors have given him only a packet of biscuit and some water. Kaushik also informed that the abductors have demanded a ransom of Rs 5 lakh from the father of Jyoti but his father took a brave decision and came to us. With the help of mobile surveillance and other modern techniques it became clear that abductors have kept Jyoti in a nearby area and then a special team led by Gopal Yadav started the final operation.
Class rooms under CSR Inaugurated
Bokaro/Burnpur: Under its CSR program of IISCO a newly constructed class rooms for village children were dedicated for the service of the community. The class rooms are equipped with 20 benches and desks, also provided under its CSR scheme.
CEO N Kothari inaugurated the building in the presence of ED(P&A) N Mohapatra, GM(CSR&PR) Rakesh Gupta and DGM(CSR) Somnath Ghosh. Speaking on the occasion Kothari said “It has always been our sincere effort to empower the people around us in whatever ways we can. We believe that education is one of the best ways of transforming lives”. ISP has been partnered with a number of NGOs, in and around Burnpur to spread CSR activities more effectively. The class rooms have been built in association with the Burnpur Ambagan Volunteers Social Welfare Organization (BAVSW), a charitable organisation in Burnpur and ISP’s CSR Deptt. The organisation is actively engaged in running coaching school for village students, providing free study material and clothing, running free dispensary and imparting tailoring and handicrafts to village women.
loyola School wins Inter-State School Quiz
Jamshedpur: loyola School, Jamshedpur won the Tata Steel Inter-State School Quiz-2013, which concluded here at Tata Auditorium, XlRI on Tuesday. Delhi Public School, Ranchi clinched the 1st runner-up position while DAV Public School, Bistupur, emerged as 2nd runner-up. The finals of the Tata Steel Inter-State School Quiz witnessed a huge turnout of students hailing from across three cities - Ranchi, Bhubaneswar and Jamshedpur. The journey of the tournament included quiz shows conducted across cities which saw participation of students from over hundred schools.
Quizmaster, Giri ‘Pickbrain’ Balasubramaniam and his team from GreyCaps India (P) ltd, Bangaluru conducted the grand finale. This year, the tournament witnessed a record participation of 253 teams from 40 schools of Jamshedpur. Six teams of Jamshedpur qualified in the finals along with winners from Ranchi and Bhubaneswar. loyola School led by Fahad Inbesat and SN Aditya Murty, first runner-up were DPS, Ranchi led by Rishabh Dev Srijan Sinha and second runner-up was DAV, Bistupur Jamshedpur led by Nikhil Kumar and Nikhil Ranjan .