Security tightened for ‘Eid’, ‘Rath Yatra’
Security has been beefed up in Dhanbad and Bokaro district ahead of Eid and Rath Yatra; the districts’ police is on move to put the cities in foolproof security cover. More than 20 spots were identified as most sensitive place only in Bokaro and cops were asked to keep special vigil. Bokaro DC R M P Ray cancelled leave of all officials till 29 June and ordered to establish control room which will work 24 X 7; additional magistrate and security cops would also be deployed there.
‘Jaago Re’ focusses on women safety
Tata Tea launched its iconic campaign Jaago Re 2.0 - ‘Alarm Bajne se Pehle Jaago Re’ - urging people to pre-act before tragedies hit. The campaign is now moving into its second phase urging people to drive the change they wish to see. While the first phase of the campaign showcased the ‘reactive’ nature of people and introduced a new form of activism – ‘pre-activism’; the second phase aims to inspire people to pre-act and drive a behavioral change by signing petitions on issues currently plaguing the country – Women Safety and Sports Encouragement.
CISF, DVC organize blood donation camp
A blood donation camp conducted by CISF under SANRAKSHIKA at station club, Bokaro Thermal in association with DVC hospital evoked a good response on Friday. As many as 52 personnel of CISF and 8 others donated blood and declared that they would participate in donation on regular basis to save the life of many, said CISF Inspector Ajit Kumar .
Inspection of new medical college sought
Principal In-charge A A Srivastava of Palamu Medical College has requested Vice Chancellor of Nilamber Pitamber University Medininagar to send an inspection team to Pokhraha Khurd where the medical college is coming up.
Srivastava is government of Jharkhand’s notified incharge principal of Palamu medical college as he is already principal of MGM medical college Jamshedpur and dean medicine in Kolhan university.
JPC extremist held in Garhwa
Meral police have arrested area commander of JPC Upendra Oraon alias Upendra Singh when he was demanding levy money from mukhiya Kail Sao at Okhargaara on Thursday.
Police also recovered one 315 country made pistol, two live cartridges, four sim cards, mobile phone and a bike from them. According to police, arrested extremists was demanding Rs. 1 lakh from the brick kiln business man cum mukhiya as a levy. After information of mukhiya police landed in net the extremist at Okhargara when he reached on Thursday. Police also recovered one 315 country made pistol, two live cartridges, four sim, mobile phone and a bike from them.
VBU VC holds meeting with teachers
Vice Chancellor of Vinoba Bhave University Professor Ramesh Sharan called a meeting of all the teachers of post-graduate departments of the university to know their problems and grievances. In this marathon meeting the office bearers of post graduate teachers association raised the matters like delay in arrear payment, promotion, pay fixation, scarcity of sanctioned posts in most of the department etc.
After listening each and everyone patiently Sharan said, “I know your these problems very well because I have passed through this phase. He admitted that he too got promotion after much delay but assured that during his tenure in Vinoba Bhave University he will try his best to solve the problems.”
Child dies in accident: tractor burnt
A five-year old child was crushed to death at village Kalyanpurunder Garhwa police station on Friday. Enraged over the death of the child, villagers torched the tractor. According to police sources, five years old child Shahrukh Hazaam son of Nasim Hazam was allegedly crushed to death by a tractor at Kalyanpur collage when he was crossing the road. To protest against the death of children a large number of the people of village reached at the spot and set the tractor on fire. The dumper driver fled the spot. A case against the tractor driver has been registered at the Garhwa police station.
CCl holds Customers’ Meet on GST
The Central Coalfields limited on Friday organized a customers’ meet on Goods and Services Tax (GST) at CCl headquarters in Ranchi on Friday. The meet was aimed at familiarizing all customers regarding issues relating to GST implementation. D K Ghosh, Director (Finance) and Sales and Marketing team as well as officials of Finance department were present. Al Thakkar, Chief Manager (Finance) and Sanjay Kumar Singh, Manager (Finance) were the speakers for the programme. Both of them apprised the participants on various procedural aspects relating to GST and also enlightened the audience on the latest GST Rules, Input Tax Credit etc through power point presentation.