Senior IOCl officers visit SAIl R&D Centre
Ranchi: A team of senior officials of Indian Oil Corporation ltd. (IOCl), led by P Rajendran, Executive Director (lubes), Marketing Head Office, Mumbai, visited R&D Centre of Steel Authority of India ltd on Friday. Dr BK Jha, Executive Director (RDCIS) expressed his satisfaction over success of various lubricant development projects carried out by IOCl and RDCIS jointly. A roll bite lubrication system has been developed and introduced by RDCIS recently at hot strip mill of Bokaro Steel Plant wherein the oil of IOCl has been used to achieve significant benefits in terms of reduction in energy and rolls consumptions. Now both the organisations have joined their hands to introduce such technology at hot strip mill of Rourkela Steel Plant.
Motivator’s Training for Blood Donation held
Koderma: A motivator’s training for voluntary Blood Donation was organised at Blood Bank Koderma on Sadar Hospital premises on Friday in association with Jharkhand State Aids Control Society and Voluntary Blood Donors Association Jharkhand(VBDA). SK Mukherjee, mentor from VBDA and 92 times blood donor, motivated with his views about history of blood donation, formation of blood banks . He also elaborated about blood science.
Bokaro literary luminaries felicitated
Bokaro: At least 17 eminent literary luminaries of Bokaro were felicitated in a function called Sankalpana Samman, organised by Town Administration Department of BSl. Th function was organised on the successful completion of 10 years of yearly magazine Sankalpana, where Sukh Nandan Singh ‘Saday’, Buddhinath Jha, lalan Tiwari, Dr Ram Sagar Singh, Arun Pathak, Bhavana Verma, Usha Jha, Dr Ranjana Srivastava, Prof Pl Barnwal, Mahesh Sharma Mehdi, Subodh Kumar, Dr Madhu Prakash, Ram Narayan Upadhyay, N Siddiqui, Jyotirmoyi De Rana, Uday Kumar Jha, Rajendra Rakesh were felicitated for their contributions. Chief guest and founder Sanrakshak of magazine Sukh Nandan Singh (Ex GM, Town Adm Deptt, BSl) congratulated the editor of the Magazine Buddhinath Jha and suggested that Hindi is a popular language and needs due-encouragement.
Kshitij 2014 to award Scholarships this year
Jamshedpur: CII YI XlRI is all set to organise Kshitij, a full day inter-school talent search competition for children aimed at unearthing those hidden talents in and around Jamshedpur. Kshitij 2014 is going to be held on September 21 in XlRI campus. The Tinplate Company of India ltd. (TCIl), is the title sponsor of Kshitij 2014. A new initiative that has been conceived and will be implemented this year as a part of Kshitij is the creation of a scholarship programme. The Young Achiever Scholarship will be awarded to the top 5 talented and deserving candidates. The scholarship will cover the annual tuition fee of the awardee for an entire year.
ncsc holds teacher’s training workshop
Koderma: A district-level teacher’s training workshop was held during the 22nd National Children’s Science Congress (NCSC) 2014 on Thursday at Project Girl’s School, Koderma. The workshop was organised by Science for Society, Koderma. The focal theme was “Understanding weather and climate” which included — impact of human activities on weather, weather climate and ecosystem, weather climate-society and culture, weather climate and agriculture and weather climate and health — were introduced by Dr Ali Imam Khan, executive director, department of science and technology(DST) and principal of JJ College Jhumaritelaiya. Khan introduced the subject saying, “The children’s science Congress(CSC) works in the way of an exercise to carry out small research activities at micro-level at district, State and then on national level.” CSC is targeted to spread the concept of the method of science among the children through their project activities adopting the principle of ‘learning through doing’.