Competitions to mark ‘Road Safety Week’
To mark ‘Road Safety Week’ various competitions like quiz, essay writing, debate and painting competition was organized for children at Zila School premises. 204 Students from 60 schools from 18 blocks showcased their versatile talent. Ranchi DEO Rajkumar Prasad Singh was present as the chief guest and addressed the students on various road safety measures.
HEC to organise free cataract check up camp
Heavy Engineering Corporation (HEC) will organise a free cataract check up camp for the people from January 21 to January 27. Registration will start from January 21. People who have been detected with cataract will be operated from January 23.
SBPS to organise ‘Shraddha-4’
Sarala Birla Public School (SBPS) will organise the annual programme ‘Shraddha-4’ on January 20 and January 21. The two days cultural events will focus on vivid, colourful and cultural activities. The event will start from 10 AM.
NSUI members protest at Albert Ekka chowk
National Student Union of India (NSUI) members protest against the union government and Bandaru Dattatreya, who is currently the Minister of labour and Employment in the NDA Government. The agitators burnt the effigy of Dattatreya at Albert Ekka Chowk. The protestors are demanding to investigate the suicide matter of Dalit student, Rohit Vemulla, student of Hyderabad University.
Students march for fuel conservation
A Walkathon was organised by Oil and Gas Companies of Jharkhand under the activities planned for Oil and Gas Conservation Fortnight 2016 on Monday. The walkathon was flagged off by Anant Kumar Singh, Additional Secretary and FA, Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas. The Regional Heads of all the OMCs, dealers from Oil companies and students from city schools participated in the Walkathon.
CITU, AIKS stage protest
CITU and AIKS staged a protest march from Doranda College to Birsa Chowk against various demands including wages, food security, MNREGA and others. CITU Chairman Sudhir Das, AIKS Chairman Rajendra Singh Munda and other leaders led the march. They also submitted 18-point demand letter to the CM via Magistrate.