Vigilance Awareness Week concludes at CMPDI
Concluding ceremony cum prize distribution programme of Vigilance Awareness Week-2020 was organised at CMPDI, Ranchi on Tuesday. The keynote speakers of this function were Leela Nand Mishra, former Director (Personnel) of MCL, S Saran, Chairman-cum-Managing Director, CMPDI, RN Jha, Director (Technical / RD&T), SK Gomasta, Director (Technical / CRD), Chief Vigilance Officer Sumit Kumar Sinha honoured the winning participants of various competitions organized during Vigilance Awareness Week and released the e-book compiled by the Vigilance Department. Saran described the situation and future of the company and outlined the topics on which vigilance is necessary. RN Jha expressed his views on important points of vigilance and stated the need to work cautiously by the officers and employees of the company. Sumit Kumar Sinha, Chief Vigilance Officer, while giving information about the programs organized during Vigilance Awareness Week and upcoming events of Vigilance Department, stressed on the need for improvement in functioning.
Indian Bank holds loan disbursement program
A retail loan distribution program was organised by Indian Bank Zonal Office, Ranchi at Sainik Market, Ranchi Branch of Indian Bank. On this occasion, retail credit distribution was organised in all the branches under Ranchi zone. Where a large number of beneficiaries of housing and vehicle loans were present. In the program, vehicles and housing loans worth about `5 crore were disbursed, courtesy of the bank. The chief guest of the program, Prabhat Ranjan Sinha, Deputy General Manager, Zonal Office, informed in detail about the festival offer being given by Indian Bank. On this occasion, the vehicle keys were handed over to the vehicle beneficiaries by the Deputy Manager. Chief Manager in the program. Kumar Manavendra, Branch Manager. Yuvraj Kumar, Sanjay Walter Topno and other staff members of the branch were present.
IWCZ donates Sanitising Stand to school
Inner Wheel Club of Jamshedpur Zest aims at widening its area of support. In a recent endeavor, the club donated a Sanitising Stand to a school, Shri Vidhya Mandir in Kasidah, Ghatshila, which is exclusively for tribal children. Along with the sanitising stand, 100 masks were also donated to ensure the safety and health of all the students and teachers. The school had a very good library where the club donated books for the students upskilling. The principal Tillotama Singh praised the efforts done by the club. Due to poor connectivity and internet facilities, the administrator of the school Ashok Ghosh had taken up the initiative of sending the books and study material through a facility of mobile van which goes to each student’s house to provide them with the needed study material.