IWCS, Ranchi Patliputra Club Anjuna hold webinar
A Joint webinar was organised for cancer awareness by Inner Wheel Club Swarnrekha Ranchi and Patliputra Club Anjuna in the presence of District Chairman Poonam Thakur and Chief Guest PDC Sarita Prasad, along with Neeta Narayan, President of Inner Wheel Club Swarnrekha Ranchi and Anju Dhingra, President of Patliputra Club Anjuna Patna. There was a discussion on prevention of cancer. In the webinar, Dr. Annu Rajpurohit, Oncologist, Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai and Dr. Manisha Singh, Oncologist, Mahaveer Cancer Institute, explained the ways to prevent cancer. He advised to adopt a healthy lifestyle and get regular cancer screening to prevent cancer. More than 75 club members joined the webinar. The programme was very successful and some members shared their views as well. Club correspondent Neeta Shekhar said that Neeta Narayan, President of Innerwheel Club Swarnrekha and Anju Dhingra, President of Patliputra Club, Anjuna Patna, worked hard to make this programme a success.
Youth shot dead in State Capital
A youth riding a car was shot dead in Hinoo near Fun Cinema located in the Doranda police station area of the State Capital. The criminals had come by bike and shot from the front and side of the car. The criminals fled from the spot after carrying out the incident. The youth received five bullet injuries. The youth is a land trader and it is being feared that he may have been murdered over a land dispute. Here, after the information of the incident, the police reached the spot and sent the injured youth to RIMS, but he died on the way. The police sent the body for postmortem and started investigating the matter. The deceased land trader was identified as Altaf. He was a resident of Nagari. As soon as he reached the spot with the car, the criminals already present surrounded him and started firing.
Over 83 % ECR employees vaccinated
In view of the infection of Coronavirus, other rail activities, including the operation of trains, continue as normal, in the interest of the general health of the railway personnel, as a campaign to protect the railway workers from Covid-19 Covid vaccination is being run in by East Central Railway in the headquarters and in all the five divisions. So far 83 per cent of the railway workers of ECR have been vaccinated. While in Danapur division, 100 per cent railway workers of the division have been given corona vaccine. Vaccination is going on at a rapid pace in other circles as well. Working in the direction of vaccination in a planned manner, till 13.07.2021, out of total 81706 employees of East Central Railway, 67094 employees were given this vaccine in various railway hospitals. Out of 2306 officers/employees working in the headquarters, 1642 railway workers were vaccinated against them. Mass vaccination campaigns are also being conducted in mandals.
CSR Activity by Swayamsiddha Ladies Club
Swayamsiddha Ladies Club, Coal Mining HQ, Ranchi distributed essential foodgrains, books, stationeries, storage containers, food packets and sanitary pads along with COVID essentials like masks and soaps to the needy children in a shelter home in Tupudana, Ranchi as part of CSR initiative. On this occasion, Mahua Mazumder, President, Swayamsiddha Ladies Club advised that in these trying times of pandemic we should all be vigilant and alert and should follow Covid appropriate behaviour. She opined that the children will avail the opportunities provided in shelter home and study hard to become a better and responsible citizen in future. The staff and children of the home performed some good interactive programmes which were well appreciated. The initiative of Ladies club was highly cherished and valued by beneficiaries. The whole initiative was carried out under the inspiration and guidance of Partha Mazumder, Regional Executive Director(Coal Mining), NTPC Coal Mining Headquarters and Mahua Mazumder, President, Swayamsiddha Ladies Club. On this occasion Saongouri Dutta, General Secretary, Gangotri Das, Treasurer and Reshma Behera, Cultural Secretary were present from Swayamsiddha Ladies Club. On this occasion Wilson Abraham, AGM (HR) was also present.
Covid vaccination at BSNL, Jharkhand circle
A special camp was organized for the BSNL employees and their families in the Jharkhand Telecom Circle, in collaboration with the Government of Jharkhand, for the purpose of applying Covid Vaccine on the premises of Jharkhand Telecom Circleon July 13. The camp was inaugurated by the Chief General Manager KK Singh and Chairman of Telecom Women Welfare Committee Neetu Singh. In this camp 140 people of 18+ and 45+ were given Covishield vaccine. Pankaj Kumar Das, Sub Divisional Engineer (EB) played an important role in the successful organization of this camp. This has been possible only because of their good coordination with the state government.
XLRI’s former director passes away
Father E. Abraham, former director, XLRI- Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur passed away on Wednesday morning due to a cardiac arrest at XIM Bhubaneswar. He was 70 years old and an alumnus of XLRI (PGDPMIR- 1978). Fr. E. Abraham was the longest-serving Director of XLRI. His total tenure as director spanned over 16 years across two terms, from 1989 to 1994 and from 2008 to 2019.He was also conferred the ‘AIM - ASMA Lifetime Achievement Award’ at the 3rd ASMA Annual Convention & Awards -2019. Fr. Abraham was highly regarded as a champion of India’s management academia and an eminent thought leader in academic governance who has immensely contributed to management education in India. He was the founder-secretary of the National HRD Network and the Founder-President of the Indian Association of Autonomous Business Schools.
5 eateries served notices by Admin in Daltonganj
Five eateries located at the Chhoti Masjid in Daltonganj were inspected by the food safety officer Manoj Kumar on Wednesday. Giving this information the SDO Sadar Rajesh Kumar Shah said the food safety officer found the kitchen of the five eateries everything except neat, clean and hygienic. SDO sadar said the kitchens of the five eateries were stinking. Shah said there was stagnancy of water in the kitchen and the overall atmosphere of the kitchens was most unhealthy and nauseating. The SDO said the five eateries were served notices today to keep their kitchen hygienic and clean within three days. He said that none of the five have any food licence and so instructions were given to procure food licence online without fail.