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ABVP to protest against fee hike

Ranchi: On Tuesday, ABVP members unveiled the poster of their upcoming women student’s meet. The meeting is scheduled in Jamshedpur for May 2. More than 100 students are expected to participate here. The national student’s union has also declared to protest against the private school fee hike. An effigy will be burned on April 22. A protest is scheduled regarding the issue across the state on April 23. Chakka Jam on April 25.

FJCCI delegation meets Secy Registration

Ranchi: A delegation of FJCCI led by Vice-president, Kunal Ajmani today met Secretary, Registration to seek review of Development Agreement Fee fixed by Town Commissioner, RMC. The delegation presented a comparative analysis of Development fee in Bihar and other states.

Chaudhary to review officials’ performance

Ranchi: Minister DWSD Chandraprakash Chaudhary is likely to hold a review meet to ascertain compliance to his orders. The Minister expressed that actions will be taken for non-compliance. The Minister also said that non-compliance will mean that officials are doing their duty for namesake and not paying attention to the tasks assigned to them.

JUVNl MD meets Union members

Ranchi: JUVNl MD met members of Jharkhand Vidyut Supply Takniki Shramik Sangh on Tuesday. Chairman of the Sangh pointed on the job regularization rule of the human resource staffs within 45 days after the meeting held on March 2. JUVNl MD said as the employees were involved in answering to the questions regarding the particular matter in the assembly session conducted last month, they hope to prepare the rule in the next 30 days. Discussion on the points will be held on April 22.

ICFAI Varsity to organise Health care event

Ranchi: ICFAI University, Jharkhand, in association with Indian Hospital Association will conduct a one day Management Development Program on Health Care management at its campus in Daladali on April 23. “A few days back, CM gave a clarion call to make Ranchi the Healthcare Capital of India, which needs a lot of qualified healthcare management professionals. This programme will build awareness on the need for effective healthcare management”, said Prof ORS Rao, VC of the University.

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