‘Advancement in Rolls crucial for auto industry’
Director Technical of SAIl SS Mohanty has said that advancements in rolls shall play the pivotal role in the fiercely competitive Automobile. Mohanty has also opined that 15% of the niche market today is for the Auto sector and in future with the increase in automobiles and market demand for light steel with ultra high strength steel. Moreover thinner gauge with improved flatness, the requirement in the market today can be delivered only by better roll quality and management. All these can be delivered by a gainful confluence amongst users, manufacturers and researchers and this conclave holds such topics of industrial relevance. Mohanty was speaking in Ranchi during ‘National Symposium of Rolls’.
Birza Zoo to have pairs of Tiger and lion
Bhagwan Birsa Biological Park is all set to bring a pair of lion and a pair of Tiger from Bannerghatta Biological Park, Bengaluru after Durga Puja. Presently, the zoo has an old female lioness and tiger siblings. The information was given by Zoo Doctor Ajay Kumar on Wednesday.
Inter-Regional Badminton meet at CMPDI
Inter Regional Two Day Badminton Meet will commence at CMPDI on Thursday. As many as seven teams are participating in the event. According to a press release, players for Coal India Inter Company Badminton Tournament will be selected from this meet.
Onam celebrated at IIM-R
A group of students hailing from Kerala studying at IIM Ranchi took an initiative to arrange for Onam celebrations on Wednesday. The on-campus three days’ festive extravaganza saw the students celebrate the occasion in a traditional manner.
JCI prepares for Expo Utsav
Members of Expo performed the ‘Bhumi-Pujan’ for the upcoming Expo Utsav from September 18 to 23. The information was given through a press release on Wednesday.
Khalari is 4th block to have biometric PDS
Deputy Commissioner Vinay Kumar Chaubey inaugurated Biometric Public Distribution System at Khalari making it the fourth block in the state to adopt the latest technology for distributing grains to the beneficiaries. Chaubey, calling the system as 100 per cent leakage-proof, said that any information regarding the distribution system could be obtained through a single click after its implementation. He further said that the PDS dealers cannot be blamed after the system is fully implemented in the department.
NUSRl students felicitated at Moot Court comp
NUSRl students Akchansh Kishore, Amogh Srivastava and Aman Srivastava (second year) have received the ‘Best Memorial Award’ in the 5th School of law, Christ University Moot Court Competition held at Bangalore from September 5 to 7. They won a cash prize of Rs 12,000. In the same time, Navneet lal, Akshay Uppal and Pritish Mishra (fourth year) won the ‘Best Memorial Award’ along with a cash prize of Rs 10,000 at 5th NlIU, Juris Corp National Corporate law Moot Court Competition at Bhopal.
Review meeting on police records preservation
DGP Rajiv Kumar on Wednesday held a review meeting with the regional SPs, DIGs and IGs thorough video conferencing on preserving and taking care of the police records at Police Stations and other police offices in of the state. The initiative was taken by DGP in order to take stock of the actual status of the police records in the state. According to Kumar, this experiment was a positive step towards updating the police records in the police stations and offices. Other top officials of Police department were also present during the video conferencing.