Experiential learning trip to Kerala
SBPS provided a delightful opportunity to its students to witness the scenic beauty of Gods own Country, Kerala. The five day expedition included sightseeing and cruising to the various serene locations like Eco Point, Dutch Palace, St. Francis Church, Matteupetty Dam, Periyar Wildlife sanctuary etc. Students were on a shopping spree in the markets of Munnar and lulu mall- the largest shopping mall in India. The students also toured the Cherai beach in Cochin which is known to be one of the cleanest and pollution free zone of India. The excursion came to an end with the motor boat cruise through the serene backwaters of the great Vembanad lake.
Sports Camp concludes at DPS Ranchi
The 10-day Session Break Sports Camp-2018 comes to an end on March 22, 2018 at Delhi Public School, Ranchi. The camp was organized for the students of classes V-VIII. In this camp the students were trained in various indoor and outdoor sports namely; Cricket, Chess, Basketball, Athletics, Football, Yoga and Table Tennis. In the beginning of the camp the students were provided with a diet chart and were divided into two groups Beginners and Advance. The students in the Beginners group were taught about the basic skills in different sports activities, whereas the students of the Advance group were educated about the different type of skill training related to the nuances of the game.
Arms recovered in lohardaga
9 Muzzle loading guns along with several meters of fuse wire, huge quantity of gelatin and rucksacks and uniform used by the Maoists have been recovered during search operation being conducted after an encounter with CPI Maoists in Chapal Reserve Forests of lohardaga on Tuesday. The search operation was conducted by the joint team of 209 Cobra Battalion, 158 Battalion of CRPF and State Police.
Poddar on human trafficking
Rajya Sabha MP Mahesh Poddar has demanded to make public the list of mediators who found to be involved in trafficking of girls and women from Jharkhand to other States. In a written reply made available to him against a question raised in the Rajya Sabha demanding stringent action against those involved in the act. Poddar has also expressed concern over large number of human trafficking being done from Jharkhand.
Only AMS president authorised
Antarrashtriya Manavadhikar Sangathan is working in the area of legal awareness and free legal aid as per proper guidelines of National legal Services Authority (NAlSA) and with active support of Jharkhand State legal Services Authority (JHAlSA).
The state president of AMS Rajesh Singh said that after the proper concent of national president, only president of State unit authorised to submit any application and do the legal activities & duty on behalf of AMS. No other officials and workers are eligible to submit any applications at JHAlSA or District legal Services Authority (DlSA) on behalf of AMS.