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HEC to begin dozer production

In consonance with Government of India’s ‘Make in India’, HEC will manufacture dozers and pipe layers used in the mining and key sectors of the economy. The genesis of this move was with HEC signing a MoU with Concern Tractor Plants’ “Chetra” – a Russian firm in March this year. This firm has been supplying dozers of various capacities to the subsidiaries of Coal India ltd, Neyveli lignite Corporation ltd and other mining customers.

Special train for Durga puja

In order to tackle passengers’ crowd during Durga puja, railway has decided to run special puja train from Hatia to Mumbai. The train will run from October 16 covering Hatia, Rourkela, Bilashpur, Raipur, Nagpur, Kalyan and other adjoining areas.

Annual Day at Gondwana school at CMPDI

Gondwana primary school located at CMPDI premises celebrated Annual Day on October 14. On the occasion several cultural programmes were organized by the school students. Several meritorious students were felicitated on the Annual Day. Chairman cum Managing Director of CMPDI, A K Debnath was present as the chief guests along with other dignitaries like V K Sinha, B N Shukla.

‘Kala Utsav’ at Bethesada girls’ high school

School education and literacy Department are organising three days cultural event ‘Kala Utsav 2015’ for the students of senior secondary schools.  The motto of the organizing such events is to enhance the skills of students in various fields like painting, dance, art and others.

Ranchi police mock drill against riots

Ranchi police is gearing up to tackle any kind of tension or riots during Durga Puja. In preparation for this, police personnel conducted a mock drill depicting scenes of violent protests. Ranchi SSP Prabhat Kumar, City SP Jaya Roy and other police officials oversaw the mock drill. A flag march was also conducted following the mock drill.

Health awareness workshop at St Xavier’s

Team Empower Jharkhand organised a Health Awareness Workshop at St Xavier’s School Doranda on Wednesday. An interaction session with present doctors and a quiz competition was organised during the workshop.

Harsh Priyank instructed the students to take special care of their teeth, Harsh Kumar advised them not to listen to loud music for healthy ear, nose and throat and Neelesh Mishra suggested them to maintain proper posture while studying or working on computer.

“We have consulted Principal Father Ajay Xess to plan a mega health camp in the school for underprivileged children in near future,” mentioned Empower Jharkhand’s president Aditya Vikram Jaiswal.

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