Abducted railway guard returns home
GIRIDIH / BERMO: A Giridih base railway guard of the Asansol –Keul (EMU) train, Dineshwar Gope, who was kidnapped on October 9 returned home safely on Sunday night. Madhupur GRP, police, confirmed his safe return. The Giridih Superintendent of police Karanti Kumar Garidesi, confirming the release of Dineshwar Gope saidpolice have identified the criminals involved in kidnapping and police are trying to nab them.
BSD’s foot-march to raise issues
Bhartiya Suraaj Dal and hundreds of its members on Monday reached Ranchi after 170km long foot-march. The march had started on October 7 from Palamu and the group arrived Ranchi via Satbarwa, latehar, Chandwa, Kudu and Mandar. The party demanded that Garhwa be declared a drought hit area and also demanded inquiry of irrigation projects by lokayukta.
Officials donate for j-k flood victims
Officials of department of Personnel, Administrative Reforms and Rajbhasha on Monday handed over a cheque of Rs 56,800 collected for the flood victims of Jammu & Kashmir to CM Hemant Soren.
Ranchi DC chairs meeting on mutation
Ranchi DC Vinay Kumar Choubey chaired a meet on lands under the command area of military, airport and soldier’s cooperative and welfare organisation. Choubey instructed CO’s to conduct mutation of lands under command of military at Deepatoli and Namkum. Ranchi DC also asked respective COs to conduct mutation process of lands under the command of military and welfare organisations.
‘Autobiography of Yogi’ unveiled
The autobiography of yogi was unveiled at GD Birla auditorium, Kolkata recently. The book basically focuses on national association for the visually handicapped. It has been translated in around 24 languages of which 12 are Indian languages.