CM’s presence energized officials
Presence of Chief Minister in all the five workshops organised in five different Divisions proved to be energizing for its members. During these workshops, the CM also gave a message to the officials that they should take meetings seriously for making 20 point programmes successful. A decision was also taken to hold meetings of 20 point programme at the district and block level, prepare roaster for the financial year during the meetings.
HEC signs agreement with CNIITMASH
The HEC ltd has signed commercial agreement with CNIITMASH, a scientific material oganisation of Russian Federation on May 30, 2017 at Moscow for transfer of technology for manufacture of castings and forgings for thermal power plant, special forging for nuclear power plant, ship shafting and hollow ingot. The agreement been signed by Avijit Ghosh , CMD from HEC side and Victor Orlov, Director General from CNIITMASH side. This will help HEC to have business with thermal and nuclear sector as well as from various ship yards. HEC earlier had signed agreement with CNIITMASH for technical assistance in setting up of Common Engineering Facility Centre to impart training to the working engineers across the country in the field of electro slag steel melting, Gear manufacturing, Welding technology and non-destructive testing.
CCl felicitates retired employees
Altogether four employees including senior executives posted at Central Coalfields ltd (CCl)’s headquarters, Darbhanga House, Ranchi superannuated from their services on Wednesday. They were given warm farewell at a function held in ‘Coal Room,’ Dharbhanga House, Ranchi. On this occasion, Director (P&P) AK Mishra, alongwith GMs, Departmental heads and others were present. Family members of the retiring employees were also present to grace the occasion. The retiring employees are- M S Bhutani, Sr. Manager (M&S) , Gautam Banerjee, PA (A-1), CCMC dept., Sultan Ahmad Ansari, Sr. Dresser/OT Asstt., GNH, Syed Jamil Akhtar, Hd. Binder, CCl Press dept.
CMPDI bids farewell to retiring employees
The CMPDI management today organised a farewell ceremony for six retiring employees at conference hall. The retiring employees are – Amitabh Das, GM (Exploration); NK Sinha, GM (MM); Sl Barman, Manager (Secretariat); Umesh Kumar, Office Superintendent; AK Mukhuti, Electrician and Prabhu Oraon, Head Gardener. CMPDI, Director (Technical/RD &T) Vinod Kumar Sinha and CVO Sandeep Raj presented bouquets, mementoes, Shawls etc to the retiring employees and felicitated them wishing them luck and good health in future.
BOI holds ‘star celebration’
Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh circle of the Bank of India on Wednesday organised a ‘star celebration’ in Ranchi offering one time opportunity for its customers to get rid of loans taken. Also, the bank provided home, vehicle, personal and education loans to the needy customers besides providing facilities like linking bank accounts with Aadhaar or promoting cashless transactions. Credit and debit cards along with e-POS machines were also distributed. General Manager of the Bank’s club side branch SK Mukherjee besides Assistant GM Avatar Singh and others were present on the occasion.
BSNl offers minimum 4Mbps speed
In an endeavor to be at par with the other Telecom operators BSNl has offered a new costumer-friendly scheme. It has upgraded the speed of BSNl Broadband (BB) service from 2Mbps to 4Mbps, without any additional cost. The scheme can be availed by all those existing and new Broadband customers of BSNl who opted have for the unlimited BB plans with FMC of Rs.675 or above.
Make anti-smoking squads active: CS
Chief Secretary, Rajbala Verma has instructed the officials of National Tobacco Control Programme to make anti smoking squads active in the city that will strictly implement the COTPA rules. In the meeting with the officials on Wednesday, all tobacco, wine shops will be removed from 100 meter radius of any educational institutions. Soon an inclusive work plan will also be developed to curb the sale and use of tobacco products. According to Global Adult Survey report, approximately 50.1 percent people are addicted and consume tobacco in State.
World No Tobacco Day at Health Dept.
Department of Health officials on World No Tobacco Day took a pledge to stay away from tobacco and other additive products. Officials present on the occasion also participated in signature campaign and took the oath to take the campaign ahead.