NSUI delegation meets RU VC
National Students’ Union of India (NSUI) members handed over a memorandum on 6 point demands to Vice Chancellor of Ranchi University Professor RK Pandey here on Friday. Led by the State Secretary of NSUI, Amarjeet Kumar the delegation demanded the release of MBA Semester 1 examinations, restoring educational system in the campus, explanation on the specialization of MBA’s, classes, examinations and results to issue on time. MCA results will be soon declared. “The problems faced by the students residing in PG will be addressed soon” said Kumar.
DPS students perform
Students of Class II at DPS, Ranchi presented an activity full of knowledge and learning on Friday. Commencing with the famous prayer “Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah”, the students elucidated that they desired all the creatures to be contented and healthy. The programme was an amalgamation of everything they learn at school for personality enhancement. The students exhibited their acting flair by presenting a skit on the story ‘The Greedy Merchant”. Principal Ram Singh motivated and appreciated the young minds for such a splendid performance. He concluded by saying that “Great things happen to those who don't stop believing, trying, learning, and being grateful.”
Great Indian Home Festival
Big Bazaar has launched Great Indian Home Festival that will be held for over a month till July 31. Consumers can upgrade their kitchens with the latest gas stoves, elegant crockery and user-friendly kitchenware to name a few. Making the festival bigger than the last year, customers can also exchange old for new and get latest products like non-stick cookware, gas stove, pressure cooker, mixer grinders, steam irons and more. Speaking about the festival Sadashiv Nayak, CEO, Big Bazaar says, “We are delighted to present the Great Indian Home Festival with a wide product range combined with exciting offers. Our offering is sure to attract the attention of all homemakers and has something instore for all our customers. We invite our customers to visit our store and enjoy the best deals like never before.”
Students elect student council
To nurture the budding leaders and inculcate the democratic values, DPS Ranchi held an election to select its Head Boy and Head Girl, Primary Wing on Friday. While the roles are accompanied by a myriad of responsibilities, it also provides students with numerous opportunities. School campus was abuzz with slogans during campaigning process. Students participated in this election with earnest passion, zeal and enthusiasm. Participants delivered speech to influence the voters like experienced leaders with the requisite expression and tone. In desire for success the competitors came prepared with manifold promises and slogans like ‘abki baar, sarkar’, ‘Forget the rest’, East or West best etc.
RRD outsources a Pvt Security
Ranchi Railway Division has outsourced Clifford Facility Service Pvt. Ltd, which is a private security guard services. Divisional Railway Manager, Vijay Kumar Gupta said, “These steps are taken in the interest of the employees”. Security guards will be posted at various places such as, DRM Building Hatia, Officer Colony Hatia, Officers’ Rest House, Staff Colony Hatia, Water Filter Plant, Stadium, Playground, North Railway Colony, Ranchi RailwayHospital and South Railway Colony etc.
Stellar performance of IISCO
The first quarter of this fiscal year saw phenomenal growth in all production units of IISCO Steel Plant. The Plant produced 53,3360 Tonnes of Hot Metal, 39,9250 Tonnes of Crude Steel and 47,6653 Tonnes saleable steel, which was a growth of 2.4 per cent growth over CPLY. Interacting with the employees in a communication forum, CEO A V Kamlakar charted the course of action for the next quarter. He highlighted the development of value-added products as a priority area for the Plant. Registering a growth of 1 per cent and 6 per cent over CPLY, the Coke Oven Battery No 10 and 11 achieved 96.75 and 96.32 pushing /day. Both the batteries also fulfilled their ABP targets. Sinter production of the Plant stood at 819437 Tonnes.