REA TUKTUK gaining in popularity
REA TUKTUK, Jharkhand’s first battery operated passengers cabs and cargos cabs dealer, is gaining in popularity. More number of vehicles can be seen plying on the capital’s road now-a- days. “We offer 24 models with different colours and features. With the products featuring eco-friendliness, pollution free, noiseless, cost effective designer stylist look, these are widely appreciated in the State and other parts of the country,” said Umesh lal. The vehicle has capacity of six passengers and cargo cabs loading capacity 150 kg to 450 kg.
‘Why special status for Jharkhand’
Jharkhand Swayam Sevak Sangh will organise a seminar on Jharkhand ko vishesh rajya ka darja kyon (Why special status for Jharkhand) on Monday at Digamabar Jain Smriti Bhavawan where prominent faces like JSA president BK Chand, former vice chancellors SP Singh, Sheen Akhtar, retired bureaucrat Doman Singh Munda, professors Ajay Malkakni, Vijay Bharat, Anita Shekher, Mukund were present.
CS stresses on new techniques of doing work
Chief Secretary RS Sharma has stressed on adopting new techniques of doing work rather than the old ones and to develop such platforms where new techniques could be adopted. Sharma was speaking during the second day of a two-day workshop on the topic of innovation. Sharma also stressed on the need to adopt data bases techniques and said that Aadhaar project is the best example of innovation where digital identity is now being connected to the biometric system. This identity could be utilised easily by anybody anywhere in the country. Demarcating the success of Aadhaar, Sharma said that by connecting it with direct benefit transfer system, it has brought transparency in banking, mobile connections, public distribution system, pension and other programmes of the government. Aadhaar now ensured the responsibility and accountability of both the parties, said Sharma.
College students conduct Scooty Rally
State Capital College going students headed a scooty rally with the objective of creating awareness among the women about the BJP Prime Ministerial Candidate Narendra Modi rally and urged them to actively participate in it. Around 50 students took part in the rally. From Rajendra chowk the rally was kicked off which ended at Albert Ekka chowk.
JVM meet reviews booth committees
Members of Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (JVM) conducted a meeting on Sunday. In the meeting a review of the entire 46 booth committees which falls under Hindipidi division was taken and it was decided that efforts should be made in the direction of making strong booth committee and also ensure the participation of women and children in the committee
Modi to be welcomed with tribal rituals
BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi will be welcomed on November 29 in Ranchi according to tribal rituals of Jharkhand. Addressing the workers of BJP’s tribal cell, President Samir Oraon said that tribal of the state are quite enthusiastic to hear BJPs Prime Ministerial candidate and thousands of tribal people will be attend the meeting on November 29.
48th National Cross Country meet begins
The 48th National Cross Country Championship was unveiled at Jalpaiguri (West Bengal) on Sunday. Events like 12 km race and 8 km race were held for boys whereas 6 km race for girls. The programme was inaugurated by North Bengal Development Minister Gautam Deb in the presence of various athletes of West Bengal State. As many as 22 State contingents are participating in this national meet.