DVC top officials visit CTPS, BTPS new project site
BERMO/GIRIDIH: Damodar Valley Corporation( DVC)chairman Andrew WK langstieh along with other officials of the DVC headquarter Kolkata on Thursday visited the new proposed site of 500 X 1 MW power plant at Bokaro Thermal of the district. later ,interacting with the top officials of BTPS ,langstieh said the 500 MW power project will completed by 2015. The project will open new avenues of employment for the locals. DVC chairman on Thursday said a high level meeting was held with officials of BTPS over restarting the B plant of the DVC. Chairman also inspected the new power project. langstieh held a meeting with officials. While addressing media, he said he has directed BTPS officials to work on war footing to start production of the new power unit of 500 MW. He also visited DVC hospital and doctors of the local hospital also participated in the meeting .He also expressed happiness over working culture of the hospital and its progress .He along with his wife distributed fruits among the patients who were hospitalised .The chairman also visited SIP training centre and met their trainee women and also awarded them. Earlier the DVC chairman also visited the CTPS . Among others who accompanied the chairman included Chief engineer and project head P Kumar, Chief Engineer J P Singh ,hospital medical officer in-charge DR Veni K , Sangita Rani, S Gawsami ,DGM M Srivastava ,Dy CE SN Jha ,SE, Kamlesh Kumar, PRO, SK Sarkar and others .
Eminent professionals from IIM felicitated
Jamshedpur: Tata Steel and the Indian Institute of Metals ( IIM), Jamshedpur Chapter organised an award function on March 17, 2015 at the Centre for Excellence to felicitate the eminent professionals associated with the chapter. These professional have received awards at IIM, NMD celebrations held at November, 2014. Anand Sen, president, TQM & Steel Business, Tata Steel graced the occasion as the Chief Guest.
S Srikanth, director, CSIR, National Metallurgical laboratory delivered the MS Khan Memorial lecture 2015 in this auspicious evening. The topic of the presentation was 'Is Jamshedpur Built to lastIJ' The names of awardees are as follows: Mr SK Roy, Former Advisor, MD's Office, Tata Steel received the IIM Tata Gold of the year 2014, Mr Uttam Singh, Chief, Blast Furnaces, Tata Steel received the IIM TSl New Award for the year 2014, Dr Sandip Bhattacharya, Chairman, IIM Jamshedpur Chapter and Head Scientific Services, Tata Steel received Certificate of Honour, Dr Abhilash, Scientist, CSIR- NMl who has received the Young Metallurgist of the Year Award, Mr PK Tripathy, Head, Through Process Technology of the Flat Products Technology Group, Tata Steel received the best paper award at NMD ATM 2014 in Ferrous Category.
Security intensifies ahead of Ramnavmi, Sarhul
Bokaro: Security has been intensified ahead of Ramnavmi and Sarhul across the coal and steel belt of Jharkhand. "Display of arms has been banned during procession; sale of liquors also has been banned", said an official. Districts police have decided to put duo cities in foolproof security cover. On the direction of higher ups high alert has been declared in the duo districts. Cops are instructed to tackle all the adverse situations and keep strong security arrangements during prepossession. Patrolling has been intensified to avert any untoward incidents in the duo district, police official said.
Trapping cameras in PTR non-functional at night
DAlTONGANJ: A number of trapping cameras in the Palamu tiger reserve have become non functional said sources. The cameras are taking pictures of wild life in day time but it is a total shut at night. The carnivores in PTR are mostly nocturnal and these trapping cameras failing at night has come as a rude shock to the PTR management.
The DFO Core P Anand has confirmed this saying ' Many trapping cameras are not responding at night'. Anand said recently eleven trapping cameras were checked out of which 7 were found non functional. Asked if these non functional ones can be repaired he said ' There is no such facility here'. Asked if the non functional trapping cameras will be consigned to as junk the DFO Core did not answer it saying Where to get help to set them right.The PTR officials have mooted a new way to go for phase wise trapping of wild life in cameras. Sources said the phase wise methodology is to install cameras in one range for a maximum of ten days and then to shift it to other range. P Anand conceded such a phase wise trapping is in the offing. Sources said in the first phase 20 trapping cameras will be installed in the Betla range. It will be there for 10 days. The PTR officials hope to have pictures of wild life here. There after the trapping cameras will be shifted to Chhipadohar East, Chhipadohar West and Kutku. This arrangement is to have a full coverage of the PTR. However sources said more than 65 to 70 % of the PTR is un manned because of its remoteness and lack of ground staff. Anand said ' We do not have enough hands to go every inch of the PTR '.
JUSCO recognised at 9th Global Conclave
Jamshedpur: JUSCO, a 100 per cent subsidiary of Tata Steel, was conferred with four awards by the Public Relations Council of India (PRCI) at their 9th Global Communication Conclave held at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. The awards were conferred for table calendar, diary (small), house journal (external magazine) and public service campaign (Zimmedaar Nagrik Zimmedaar Shaher). A P Singh, DGM (Corporate Relations & Corporate Communications) and Sukanya Das, corporate communications received the trophy and certificates from Bhishma Narain Singh, former union minister and governor at the Annual Corporate Collateral Awards 2015 function at New Delhi. Public Relations Council of India (PRCI) is a national registered corporate body, a pan-india organisation of public relation professionals, corporate communicators, advertising & media professionals and academicians. The PRCI Annual Corporate Collateral Awards are the most prestigious event in the realm of corporate communications presented annually to recognize talent and professional standards. The jury consisted of eminent professionals from the world of mass communication/ media. This year the PRCI received more than 750 nominations from 57 companies in 30 categories.