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IIM-R students get summer placements

IIM Ranchi has completed yet another season of successful summer placements, with all students of the 2015-17 Batch securing paid internships. A total of 82 firms visited the campus, making 180 offers to 167 students. A total of 71 firms recruited students from the PGDM batch of 2015-17 whereas 29 firms offered summer internship opportunities to 48 students of the PGDHRM 2015-17 Batch.

2nd MYAS state game kicks off 

2nd edition of state games for Jharkhand state being organised by Special Olympics Bharat kicked off on Tuesday and will continue till April 21. As many as 350 athletics with special need from 12 districts participated in the event. Events are being conducted in four categories which include intellectually impaired, hearing impaired, physically challenged and visually impaired.

Counselling session for new entrants at DPS

An Interactive and Counseling session was organised on April 19 at Delhi Public School, Ranchi for the parents whose wards came to take the Aptitude test for Class XI (2016 – 17). Dr Ram Singh Principal, DPS Ranchi set the ball rolling by giving the parents a brief idea about how the school operates and what is expected from the children. Anand Kumar, Pankaj Kumar and Vikas Kumar also enlightened the parents present on the occasion.

Jains distribute fruits among patients

On the auspicious occasion of birth anniversary of Bhagwan Mahavir, the members of Jain community distributed fruits and other edible items among the patients at Bhagwan Mahavir Hospital and Research Centre. President of the institute Puranmal Jain Sethi was present on the occasion.

JMYM seeks to ban controversial hymn

Jharkhand Muslim Yuva Manch has urged CM Raghubar Das to ban controversial hymns so prevent any communal outbursts around state. The request had been made through a letter written to the CM. Had the request been honoured, communal tension could have been avoided in Hazaribagh and Bokaro, said JMYM Chairman Mohammad Shahid.

AJSU, Ranchi condemns affront to Tricolour

Ranchi Mahanagar chapter of AJSU party conducted a protest march from Shaheed Chowk to Firayalal Chowk led by Chairman Munchun Rai on Tuesday against the dishonour to tallest Tricolour atop Pahari Hills. Rai stated that AJSU is planning to move court on the issue. Party members chanted slogans to project their dissent over the matter.

DC reviews Gram Uday Mission

Ranchi DC Manoj Kumar stated in a review meeting regarding Gram Uday to Bharat Uday Mission on Tuesday that at least 10,000 dobhas should be dug across the district. He instructed that 35,000 man days should be generated in MGNREGA and demand generated in works of water conservation after getting approval by April 21. First installment under Indira Awaas Yojna should be given to beneficiaries promptly, he added.

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