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DEO inspects city high schools

Ranchi: DEO Rajkumar Prasad Singh visited RB Springdale Public School, Ratu and Model High School on Monday and issued instructions. In the latter, classes were found to be without teachers, who were present in the staff room. The number of students enrolled was found to be 100 only and the building without toilets. DEO instructed that if these matters are not resolved the teachers will be transferred to rural schools.

Four rooms at Chinmaya Mission

Ranchi: Four rooms constructed by MECON at Chinmaya Mission under its CSR activities were inaugurated by MECON CMD AK Tyagi on Monday. These rooms will be used for various training programs for the elderly conducted by the charitable organisation. Several senior MECON Executives and representatives from nearby societies were present during the ceremony.

DSlR cinematography workshop by JPA, EIPTIA

Ranchi: A three-day workshop on DSlR cinematography by Jharkhand Photographic Association and East India Photographic Traders and Industries Association began on Monday. Renowned cinematographer Anil Bhavsar will instruct trainees from across the state about pre and post wedding filmmaking theory, shooting and editing with DSlR cameras. The workshop will continue till Wednesday.

New Regional Director of NIOS

Ranchi: Dr Anil Kumar Singh was appointed as the new Regional Director of NIOS on Monday. He called a meeting of all the officers and staffs for discussing the present situations. In the meeting, he also discussed in detail about the challenges of the organisation.

Inauguration of JCI’s Saawan Sindhara

Ranchi: JCI’s executive vice-president Chndrashekhar Vemula inaugurated the JCI’s Saawan Sindhara Mela on Monday at Ranchi Club by lightning the lamp. He was the chief guest for the occasion. Former CM’s wife Meera Munda was present as the guest of honour. In his speech, the chief guest appreciated the event and said that it the only chapter of JCI where the focus on women empowerment is given on a larger basis. There are about 72 stalls in Mela which will offer the entire range of designer sarees, suits and handicraft. The entry is kept free of cost.

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