Govt for industrial parks of at least 10 acres
Ranchi: Policies relating to encourage industrial conglomerates in Jharkhand would pave way for industrial parks with minimum of 10 acre area. Chief Secretary Rajiv Gauba while reviewing the Jharkhand Food Processing Industries Policy-2015, and policies for Feed Processing and for industrial parks on Friday expressed about this. “It is necessary to set up industrial parks on minimum 10 acres of land for their smooth operation. We should also work for reducing cost of plant and machinery between general areas and those under Integrated Tribal Development Project,” said the CS.
Meeting on Harmu River rejuvenation at Vikas Bharti
Ranchi: A meeting of Harmu Nadi Bachao Abhiyaan Samiti, to be chaired by Vikas Bharti chief Ashok Bhagat, has been called on Saturday. During the meeting, discussions will be done on formation of a vigilance committee to supervise State Government’s Harmu river rejuvenation project and ensure that it is carried out under the guidance of society.
Agricultural Workshop at Collectorate
Ranchi: A workshop based on agricultural aspects was organised at Collectorate on Friday. Subodh Kumar, the Agriculture Deputy Director, South Chotanagpur Division said based on the quality of farming productivity, Government prepares the policy. Representatives from various blocks were present in the workshop besides district officials.
Programme on Communal Health Concludes
Ranchi: The two-day training programme for around 40 Sahiyaans hailing from 20 wards of urban localities concluded on Friday. It was held under the NHM guidelines. The participants were explained the relevance of first 1000 days of a baby’s life. Also, they were given information on the measures to be taken during pregnancy.
Medical Camp at Mecon
Ranchi: Under the Community Health Programme, MECON’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Cell along with Ispat Hospital, Shyamali organized a day long “Health Camp” on Friday at Deori Village. Dr M Choudhary, Dr AK Verma and Dr Ajay Kumar of Ispat Hospital examined the patients during the day-long medical camp. Around 150 persons including children of the village and adjoining areas were examined and given free medicines for various diseases. They were also explained about the importance of hygiene and sanitation.