‘Forward-looking budget’
Reacting on Union Budget Dr Anand Shrivastav, Advisor, Medica Hospital, Ranchi, said, “This is a forward-looking budget. In this, the lesson taken from the past year (Corona period) is clearly visible. The 150 per cent increase in the budget of the health sector is a clear proof of this. Proposal of Rs 35,000 crore for vaccination against Coronavirus is another positive step. Apart from this, the announcement to create 'Critical Care Blocks' is like an innovative initiative. If it is implemented, more and more patients will be saved from serious injuries and suffering from serious illnesses in various accidents. The expansion of the scope of PM Jan Arogya Yojana and construction of hospitals in PPP mode will also improve health services.”
‘Welcome budget for health sector’
Dr RK Rai, president of Indian hospital association, welcomed the budget in the health sector, because for the first time there has been such a vast allocation, an increase of 137 per cent, which will strengthen the infrastructure for the effectiveness of health care and also contain Covid-19, he said.
DPS, Ranchi hosts Webinar
DPS, Ranchi organised a webinar on ‘Success Habits, Time Management and Holistic Wellness’ on January 29 for Class XI students. The webinar, which was hosted by T|L|N THE LEARNING NETWORK, was conducted on CISCO WEBEX PLATFORM. The Learning Network [T|L|N] is a learning & development venture based in Ranchi with primary focus in life-skills training and competency enhancement programmes for school going students and working executives. The strings of the work-shop were pulled by the presiding mentor Dr Chinmoy Kumar, the Founder of The Learning Network. An avid researcher and educationist, Kumar has over 20 publications to his credit. He has presented as a Plenary Speaker at various forums and has also conducted several workshops for students and executives. Currently, he teaches Human Resource Management at IMS, Ranchi University.
Physical courts resume today
The Registrar General of the Jharkhand High Court has written a letter to all the judges of districts and directed to start a physical court from February 2. Jharkhand State Bar Council President Rajendra Krishna has said that the decision to start a physical court is welcome. Along with this, he has appealed to the lawyers of Jharkhand that in view of Covid, following the guidelines issued by the state government and the central government, the advocate should appear for the hearing in the physical court.