DIC extends New Year wishes to steel workers
On January 01, 2021 on the auspicious occasion of New Year, Amarendu Prakash, Director-in-charge of Bokaro Steel Plant, met the steel workers and wished them good luck. Executive directors and other senior officers were present with him during his visit to various departments. Prakash with his colleagues first met the personnel at the Steel Building Complex and Bokaro General Hospital and wished them a happy New Year. Subsequently, he and his colleagues visited the various shops of the plant and met the employees and wished the New Year. During this time, the staff also warmly welcomed the DIC and congratulated him. Also, in the New Year, under the Clean Bokaro, Green Bokaro campaign he also called upon the residents to plant one lakh saplings.
Soma Mondal takes charge as SAIL Chairman
Soma Mondal has taken over as Chairman of Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) w.e.f. January 01.2021. She was the Director (Commercial) of SAIL prior to this. Before joining SAIL as a Director, Mondal was the Director (Commercial) at NALCO. A graduate in Electrical Engineering from the National Institute of Technology, Rourkela in 1984, Mondal started her career as a Graduate Engineer Trainee at NALCO and rose to become Director (Commercial) at NALCO. She then joined SAIL in 2017 as the Director (Commercial) and subsequently has become the Chairman of SAIL. After assuming the charge on the first day of the year, she addressed the SAIL collective and said, “SAIL has a rich legacy with enormous contributions from its employees and leadership over the decades. It has been at the forefront of the nation building.
Rs 25,000 aid to children
Mother of CMPDI Chairman -cum-Managing Director, S Saran, Karuna Saran celebrated the new year with the children of Dev Anna Vivekananda Parmeshwar Public School in Sembo by cutting the cake and distributing the balloon, toffee, biscuits to the children. On this occasion, Karunasaran handed over a check of Rs 25, 000 cheque for the children of Dev Anna Vivekananda Parmeshwar Public School to the guardian of the school Sudhir Kumar and Principal Adleen Kajal Kujur. She also provided sweaters to school children. School teachers were also present on this occasion.
‘Vatsalyam 2020-21’ at SBPS
‘Vatsalyam 2020-21’ was celebrated in the honour of the grandparents with abundance of respect and admiration wherein, the budding stars of Std I and II were seen tapping their feet with their grandparents. The tiny tots left everyone spellbound as they sang and danced for their grandparents. It was a moment of elation to see the happiness ushering on the faces of the grandparents whilethey performed together in the ramp walk with their hands held together. This was followed by a phenomenal performance wherein grandparents and grandchildren showcased their remarkable talent together through various activities, games etc. Vatsalyam 2020-21 left us with happy memories, loads of appreciation and heaps of blessings.
Madurai Prof trains SJMC students
Factshala trainer cum The American College, Madurai's Visual Communication assistant professor Shourini Banerjee trained as many as 55 students of School of Journalism and Mass Communication (SJMC) students of Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee University (DSPMU), Ranchi on Saturday during a virtual workshop on identifying fake news. She explained the difference between information, misinformation and disinformation.Also, she spoke on manipulation of content, images, videos and propaganda. The relevance of traditional,social media and mobile applications were highlighted in spreading fake and authentic news stories. Breakdown of trusted media sources leads to factual news verification. False information can cost life, she added. The list of students included two batches of BJMC and BFM respectively. Faculty members were also present on the occasion.
Notice to Chief couple of Aurinko
A legal notice for alleged fraudulent act and breach of trust has been served to the chief of Faridabad based healthcare company – Aurinko. It is reported that in the process of buying a flat (Flat No. D-903,) at Faridabad under Jal Vihar Welfare Society, (JVWS) Sector-77, Faridabad , Dr. Abhay Kumar Bhattacharyaa signed sale agreement with Manoj Kumar a senior officer posted at SSO, SAIL, Ranchi, whereas his wife Ranjita Bhataacharyaa issued a Post Dated Cheque dated 21.12.2020, of Rs.6,22,703. Based on this PDS the agreement the Bhattacharyaa couple got the ownership of the flat transferred on his name. The PSU officer deposited the cheque on 21.12.2020, at his bank, while making verification. Ranjita Bhattacharyaa kept the cheque on hold. When contacted both refused to take any call from the seller and did not even bother to give a proper explanation as to why they have kept the cheque on hold. After much persuasion they agreed to pay Rs. 4, 22, 703 on December 12 and remaining Rs. 2 lacs they kept on hold, which was not paid to Kumar without any valid reason.
Customer- Vendor conference at KGVK
For farmers to get the right price for their products and to get rid of middlemen, a customer- vendor conference was organised under HDFC- CSR Parivartan programme in KGVK Rukka on Saturday. Under the project farmers of Ramgarh and Hazaribagh are being promoted for high value agriculture products like strawberry and button mushroom for which they can get local markets at reasonable rates. KGVK Secretary Dr Arvind Sahay said that it has become necessary to cultivate high value products along with traditional ones for the income growth of farmers. Chief Guest former Director HARP Palandu Shivendra Kumar said, “Farmers of Jharkhand are producing good yield even in odd situations and if they are convinced that they will get the right price for their products, they can definitely increase their produce.” HDFC- CSR Manager Vikas Gupta informed about the programmes under Parivartan programme in Jharkhand.