PlV training programme
The three day training programme for 134 Para legal Volunteers working in the field on the lines of module recommended by National legal Services Authority being conducted at the multi-purpose Building in Judge Colony was concluded on Saturday. They PlVs were given information about the various laws and were also told how more and more people could get benefitted from the welfare schemes of the State and central government. Judicial Magistrate cum Special CBI Judge Swarn Shankar Prasad was present during the concluding session.
Rotary District Workshop
Rotary invites application for Rotary Peace Fellowship and plans Rotary District Workshop (RID 3250) on “Peace and Conflict Resolution” in Association with Adizes and Heartfulness Institute on June 23 informed Rtn. RV Raghunandan (District Chair – Rotary Peace Fellowship, Rtn PP Manoj Tiwari, Chairperson Organizing Committee, Rotary District Seminar on Peace and Conflict Resolution, Rtn Harminder Singh, President Rotary Club of Ranchi, PP Rtn Hemant Gupta here on Saturday.
Yoga Mahotsav
On the second day of the Jharkhand Yoga Mahotsav at three venues parallel sessions were held: JCSOI hall, RIMs auditorium and JAP1. The central theme at RIMs was leveraging Yoga for Holistic Personality Growth of Youth. Principal Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Nidhi Khare; Swami Madhavanandaji of Chinmaya Mission and Dr. RK Srivastava, RIMS Director were the key speakers alongwith Navin Chourasia, Program Coordinator; BK Sinha and Rishi Ajatshatru of Art of living. In her keynote address Khare opined that Yoga was the right nemesis of Negative thoughts and emotions. It has been found that the maximum suicidal tendencies have been found in the age group of 15-25 which is a matter of great concern. Therefore they need training on ART of lIVING. She said that YOGA has the efficacy to discipline and calm our minds.
National Trial Advocacy
The second day of the NTAC began with the quarter-finals that were judged by members of the judicial academy and practicing advocates of the High court and various trial courts of Jharkhand. The eight teams facing each other had to go through tremendous difficulties to prove their case before the judges. After unexpectedly long hours of argumentation, witness examinations and debate, the top four teams qualifying for the semi-finals were the teams from Government law College Mumbai, Utkal University Bhubaneshwar, National law University and Judicial Academy, Assam and Symbiosis law School, Hyderabad. After an hour of witness briefing in the post lunch sessions, the participating teams proceeded to the courtrooms where they were judged by Adv. Trideep Pais, Rtd. Principal District Jugde Sajan Dubey, Adv. Kaushik Sarkhel, Adv. Shri Singh, Adv. Pandey Neeraj Rai, Adv. Rishabh Sancheti.