experts brainstorm on mpci at nml
Jamshedpur: The four-day Professional Training Program (PTP) on Monitoring and Prevention of Industrial Corrosion (MPIC)-2016 kicked off today at CSIR-National Metallurgical laboratory ( NMl).
The delegates from various organisations such as Tata Steel, ONGC, IOCl, CESE, Tata Power, PFIZER, ARCI, IIEST and CGCRI are participating in it.CSIR-NMl acting director Dr. N.G. Goswami inaugurated the programme. While delivering his inaugural address, Dr. Goswami said: "Now-a-days we live in an extremely competitive world where everyone is trying to outdo the other in order to secure a successful platform but it is becoming equally difficult to do so, since the companies too have become quite picky regarding the selection of candidates, preferring to opt for candidates with specialization. With this programme NMl is attempting to create candidates who can fulfil that requirement".He further added, NMl had an excellent expertise since inception of the laboratory in 1950. It has worked for corrosion protection of metals across the country. In 1960 NMl Scientist,
Dr. A.K. lahiri's contribution towards the understanding of Delhi Iron Pillar has been well recognised across the globe. During seventies, NMl published a book on Corrosion Map of India which has an increasingly demand from Indian metal industries.
DFO buffer in PTR back with UK degree
DAlTONGANJ:After completing three months certificate course in endangered species recovery held in Kent university under the aegis of Durrel Wildlife Academy Jersey United Kingdom Anil Kumar Mishra is back in tiger reserve Palamu and has joined here again as DFO buffer on Tuesday May 24.
The certificate course was sponsored by Jharkhand government. There were two others also in this course from Jharkhand namely Premjit Anand (DFO) and Tarak Nath ( ACF).
Mishra after joining here from his foreign jaunt told the Pioneer here on Tuesday ‘ Course in endangered species recovery is a multi disciplinary course in UK where from awareness to media help all aspects are equally vital for recovery those wild life species which are on the verge of extinction’.
VBU decision irks students
Hazaribagh:Vinoba Bhave University, which had been witnessing students agitation for last more than one year continuously, has again attracted students’ ire for filling up of examination forms of second semester exam of the students of session 2015-18.
The step is aimed at bringing back the late session on track but the officials seem to have forgotten that due to late session classes of semester two has yet not been completed in any college of the university. This year the theory papers of semester one exam ended on March 19. After Holi vacation classes of semester two started but the teachers were not in their colleges , they were engaged in the evaluation work of answer books of semester one .The evaluation process concluded in the first week of May and then regular classes started everywhere. From May 19 summer vacation started in VBU and from May 21 the process of filling up of examination form for semester two was announced by VBU administration. Now the students are puzzled , because the University has yet not published their semester one result and there is no hope of classes of semester two after summer vacation as University is a mood to take their exams by the end of month of June .
lighting ClAIMS 3 lIVES IN BOKARO
Bokaro: The cruel thunderstorm left behind a trail of destruction in Bokaro last night. With power disrupted, trees uprooted, traffic snarls, rooftops and hoardings blown off were reported in several parts of the district, created mayhem among the residents.
In two separate incidents lightning claims three lives in district while three other injured after lightning struck, their conditions are said to be critical.
The deceased were identified as Rajkuma Paswan, resident of Shivpuri Colony under Nerkera Panchyat, Raniya Devi resident of Futkadih and Punam resident of Kenduatoli under Gomia block of the district. While the injured are Rahul, Pappu and Sudhir Marandi critically injured after the lightning struck rushed to the hospital.
dc reviews toilet construction
lOHARDAGA: A camp was organised at Pandra village of Kuru block to take sought of latest information of progress of development plans and its implementation on ground level. DC Bhuvnesh Pratap Singh chaired the occasion in presence of block level and departmental officials.
On the occasion DC marked out the loopholes and directed the officials and engineers to mend. During that the several officers were given the charge to visit the different villages of Pandra Panchayat and they took sought of MGNREGA plan, education, animal husbandry, agriculture, health, toilet construction, irrigation and many more. Singh reviewed the reports submitted by the officials till late evening.During that the villagers of Pandra village established a direct talk upon their problems with the DC. Singh directed the concerned officers to take priority to solve out their problems. On the occasion especial reviewed was taken on toilet construction.