Rs 818 cr for rural electrification
JBVNl management committee has sanctioned Rs 818.24 crore under DDUGJY to electrify villages of Deoghar, Palamu, Garhwa, Giridih, Godda, Koderma. Under this, new power stations would be built besides changing old transformers and transmission wires. In the meeting, Additional Chief Secretary Amit Khare, Energy Secretary Nitin Madan Kulkarni and Managing Director of the JBVNl Rahul Purwar were present.
Several join Congress
Several leaders including Janadhikar Party founder Belash Tirkey on Thursday joined Congress in the presence of former Union Minister Subodh Kant Sahay. Sahay terming Tirkey a product of movement said that his induction would boost the Congress further. ClP leader Alamgir Alam and several other leaders were present on the occasion.
Sahay appointed J&K in-charge
Senior Congress leader Subodh Kant Sahay has been appointed in-charge of Jammu and Kashmir for the July 17 presidential election. He would reach the State on July 16 and work for garnering maximum number of votes in the favour of Meira Kumar, UPA’s candidate for the top post.
Jindal law Graduates to join leading firms
Placements 2017 at the Jindal Global law School of O.P. Jindal Global University registered a remarkable demand for leadership roles from international and domestic law firms, think tanks and corporate houses. The School witnessed a 33% increase in the number of recruiters participating in the current placements season and over 81 organizations, both domestic and international firms made 108 offers to students of the Class of 2017.
Activity-based programme at DPS
On Thursday, the primary wing of DPS Ranchi organized an activity based program in order to take learning to a level up. The young buds of class II performed an activity session on the Importance of Balance Diet. The students displayed ‘Healthy Foods’ comprised of ‘Body Building Food’, ‘Energy Giving Food’ and ‘Protective Food’ in a picturesque and poetic way which they had learnt in the Environmental Science Class. With the help of this program the students exhibited the impacts of the improper balance diet and how it harms and effects the growth.
Gurupurnima at SBPS
Gurupurnima was celebrated at Sarala Birla Public School (SBPS) by the students in the morning assembly. Sanskrit sloka Gurur Brahma Gurur Vishnu Gurur Devo Maheshvarah was recited by the students and a speech on Gurupurnima and its importance was delivered. School Head Personnel and Admin. Pradip Varma said that all such days should be celebrated in the school, so that students become aware of our rich tradition.
Special Training Programme at SAIl
To reiterate the importance of Safety among the Mines Managers in Mines and Collieries of SAIl, a special three-day training programme is being organized by SAIl Safety Organisation from July 13 to July 15 at Indian Institute of Coal Management (IICM). The programme witnessed the participation of 20 participants drawn from various captive mines of SAIl. In the inaugural address, Shri R K Goel, DGM (Safety), SSO emphasized that Coal India ltd. (CIl) being the largest producer of coal in the country, has a wealth of experience in mining operations and SAIl intends to utilize the same for ensuring safe working in its own mines.
Essar signs deal with Etihad Airways
Essar Oil (UK) limited, which owns and operates the Stanlow Refinery at Ellesmere Port, has confirmed a new agreement with Etihad Airways for the direct supply of aviation fuel at Manchester Airport. Essar commenced supply to Etihad on July 1. Etihad Airways is the national airline of the United Arab Emirates and part of the Etihad Aviation Group (EAG). This deal strengthens Essar’s aviation proposition in the UK, with the company now having direct jet fuel supply agreements in place with major airlines operating out of Manchester, Heathrow and leeds Bradford airports.
Workshop on Santhali language
A day long workshop was held at Audrey House on Thursday focusing on the importance of Santhali culture. The programme was under the aegis of Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts. Speaker, Steffy Teresa Murmu highlighted on the culture, history and other aspects of the tribal language. As many as 150 students attended the programme.