As per the instructions of the Jharkhand State Bar Council, the advocates of Lohardaga district kept themselves away from judicial work on Friday for the benefit of the general public and advocates. Also, under the banner of the District Advocates' Association, a protest was organized by the advocates and the general public at the gate of the Civil Court. The main purpose of this demonstration is to withdraw the unexpectedly increased court fees by the Jharkhand government, to introduce the Advocates Protection Bill, to set up an Advocates Welfare Fund and to initiate the process of reinstatement of Public Prosecutors and Additional Public Prosecutors from among the experienced advocates of the Advocates Association. Doing as before etc. are involved. By drawing the attention of the government on all the above points, this protest was done to withdraw the unexpected increase in court fees and to implement the Advocates Protection Act. Along with the advocates, the general public also participated in the demonstration. Slogans related to the above demands were also raised in the protest. The District Advocates Association also asked all the political parties to clarify their position on the above mentioned points whether it is the ruling party or the opposition party. District Advocates Association President Dr. Pramod Pujari, General Secretary Lal Deepak Nath Shahdev, Vice President Amarinder Singh, Co-Secretaries Lal Dharmendra Dev and Vikram Kumar, Treasurer Pawan Kumar, Executive Members Narendra Minj, Funni Sahu, Vipin Bihari Dubey were mainly involved in the protest program. , Ajay Lakra, Vinay Sahu, Radha Sharma, Devashish Kar, Manoj Prasad, Munindra Prasad, Anil Pandey, Hemant Sinha, Rakesh Akhori, Suman Bhagat, Shashank Kumar, Sachin Kumar, Satish Vidyarti, Naval Prasad, Anup Rai, Gautam Deoria, Deepak Kumar , Yugal Kishore Singh, Murari Lal, Vivek Kumar, Praveen Bharti, Anand Kumar, F. Rahman etc. along with a large number of advocates, members of the general public and clerical staff were also present on the occasion. On the occasion, the government expressed strong condemnation of the unexpected hike in court fees. I was condemned and asked to withdraw it immediately. Apart from this, a demand was also made to implement the Advocates Protection Act.
East Central Railway gets record revenue
Setting a record by East Central Railway, till January 05 of the current financial year 2022-23, the revenue received from passenger traffic, freight etc has crossed Rs 20,000 crores with a record increase. This railway revenue is the highest compared to the railway revenue received by East Central Railway in the same period of any financial year so far. During this period, about Rs 17,700 crore was received from freight loading while about Rs 2700 crore was received as coaching income. It may be noted that in the last financial year i.e. 2020-21 (up to January 05), the East Central Railway received a railway revenue of about Rs 11,740 crore. At the same time, in the financial year 2021-22, a revenue of Rs 16,900 crore was received till the same period. While a total of about Rs 20,400 crore has been received till January 05 of the current financial year.
Official Language panel meeting with IIAB
An inspection meeting of the second sub-committee of the Parliamentary Committee on Official Language was held on January 03, 2023 with the Indian Institute of Agricultural Biotechnology, Garhkhatanga, Ranchi. During the meeting, on behalf of the Parliamentary Committee on Official Language, Member of Parliament, Prof. Rita Bahuguna Joshi (Convenor) and other members of the committee were present. ICAR Dr. Sujay Rakshit, Director, IIAB and Paritosh Kumar Gupta, Assistant and In-charge (Official Language) of the Institute, represented the Institute. The committee inspected the work of the official language (Hindi) being done in the institute and after the inspection, while appreciating the Hindi work being done in the institute, it was motivated to promote it further and a certificate was awarded.