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State forms ‘Mati Kala Board’

State Government forms ‘Mati Kala Board’ headed Shrichandra Prajapati along with five other members in the Board. The other five nominated members are Rajendra Pandit (Pauraiyahat, Godda), Gangadhar Pandit (Sonari, East Singhbhum), Niraj Prajapati (Irgu Road, Ranchi), Ishwar Prajapati (lahariatand, Bokaro) and Avinash Deo (Palamu).. The chief minister said the government was committed to development potters and pottery makers and would provide technical facilities, economic assistance and other facilities. A notification has been issued by Industry Department in this regard.

BSNl CGM to hold Twitter townhall

BSNl CGM Jharkhand, Ranchi will hold live interaction with BSNl customers of Ranchi city through Twitter Townhall on Tuesday between 3 to 4 PM. BSNl customers can send suggestions regarding BSNl services or they can raise queries pertaining to BSNl services. This is an effort to listen to customer’s concern as we believe in customer first and is a part of Service With a Smile (SWAS) initiative. Ranchi city customers may mark the time and tweet queries of suggesstions during the live chat on Twitter using # Talk TO BSNl CGM JKD.

Meeting on International Yoga Day

Additional Chief Secretary, Health, Sudhir Tripathi on Monday conducted a meeting with officials regarding the preparation for International Yoga Day scheduled on June 21. The programme will be conducted at Morhabadi Ground and will ensure the participation of NCC cadets, police force, paramilitary force, school students and other prominent figures. Different programmes will be organized at State Yoga centre on June 20 as per the decision made in the meeting.

Nuvoco works under CSR

Nuvoco’s Jojobera Cement Plant (JCP), under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) organised a health awareness programme in villages of Rahargora, Sunderhatu, Gadra, Parsudih and Krishna Nagar Under ‘Swasth Bharat’ initiative, in which more than 1,000 villagers assembled and received tips on health and fitness. As many as 17,280 villagers were provided medical services in 288 health clinics through mobile health clinics. Under health and hygiene awareness campaign, 3000 leaflets were distributed. Similarly, activities for garbage cleaning, village cleaning during monsoon and arrangement of drinking water, maintenance of 18 hand pumps, facility of tanker water were organized, which benefitted over 20,000 people. 

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