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CM wants basic amenities for Ulihatu residents

CM Hemant Soren held an urgent meeting with senior officials regarding housing and basic amenities for the residents of Ulihatu and Bhognadih. He instructed the senior officials of the respective departments to visit both the villages personally so that the basic amenities and houses can be provided as per their needs and tradition. The CM also instructed the officials to prepare the complete project as soon as possible so that it can be approved and forwarded to the respective departments.

Bhagat, singh leave for Delhi

PCC president Sukhdeo Bhagat along with ClP leader Rajendra Singh left for Delhi to meet top Congress leaders including in-charge BK Hariprasad. The meeting is set to discuss new faces at districts levels and also at State level. Some additional posts in the form of vice-presidents and secretaries may also be created to maintain a delicate balance.

JVM, Congress oppose price hike

JVM on Tuesday protested at Albert Ekka Chowk against hike in petrol and diesel prices. Ranchi unit of the party led by Rajiv Ranjan and others organised a march and flashed placards against the Center Government. Congress also condemned the decision of the Government which also included raising lPG prices by Rs 16.5 per cylinder.

SBI celebrates Bank Day

SBI Zonal Office on tuesday organised a Run for Financial Inclusion Awareness from Morhabadi Ground to Zonal Office to observe Bank Day. The aim of the run was to publicise the importance of banking need in modern economic scenario. The programme was attended by Principal Secretary (Planning) DK Tiwari, DGM (Business & Operations) Ranchi Zone Praveena Kala and DGM Ranjana Bose. Medical check-up camps, drawing competition was also organised for ward of SBI employees.

Taurians get trinity college certificates

In February 2014, 33 students of Taurian World School, Ranchi participated in ‘Communication Skills’, an examination conducted by Trinity College, london.  All students qualified and have been awarded with certificates by Trinity College, london. Out of 33 students, 13 were awarded with Distinction and 19 with Merit.

Akthar writes letter to DCs

State Minority Commission president Dr Shahid Akthar had written letter to all the District Commissioners (DCs) on Tuesday. In his letter he had requested them to ensure clean roads, improved electricity condition and clean water facility in their area during the ongoing ramzan month.

State-level Meeting held at Deepshikha

Deepshikha ICD and MH conducted one day State meet on local level Committee for district Collectors, PWD Members and Registered Organization at Deepshikha on Tuesday. A total 20 participants from Deoghar, Godda, Bokaro, Hazaribagh, Ramgarh, lohardaga and Jamshedpur participated in the meeting.

Annapurna reviews various projects

Water Resources Minister Annapurna Devi reviewed various projects under the district planning committee on Monday. She instructed the officials to re-conduct workshop on NRlM. Also, she directed the officials to complete the works under NTPC by July 31. The meeting included issues of MGNREGA, Social Welfare, IAP and many other schemes of central government.

Rotary Club members plant saplings

Marking the Rotary Club year, members of Rotary Club of Ranchi planted saplings around Ranchi Club premises on Monday. A blood camp was also organised on this occasion. As many as 100 meal packets were distributed among orphan children and rickshaw pullers.

BJP representatives meet Governor

A delegation of BJP’s Koderma Wing met the Governor Syed Ahmed on Monday and handed a memorandum. The party members requested Governor to conduct an inspection against JHAlCO’s works for the ponds of Koderma.

Garib Rath to run thrice a week

Garib Rath will now run thrice a week from Ranchi to Delhi and vice-versa. Earlier it was scheduled only on Monday and Friday but now it is scheduled on Tuesday as well. The first Tuesday journey was flagged off by DRM D Kashyap on Tuesday from Ranchi.

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