IUJ Journal of Management released
November 2018 issue of IUJ Journal of Management was released at a function held at the ICFAI University, Jharkhand. Justice Vikramaditya, Retired Judge of Jharkhand High Court and former Chairman, Commercial Taxes Tribunal, Sadhwia Atmaswarupa Ji from Art of Living Foundation, Rajesh Goutam, Additional Director, All India Radio, Dr RK Rai, Chairman, 7 Palms Hospital and Research and Dr Sanjeev Chaturvedi, Deputy Director, Higher Education participated in the function. Best paper award was given to Prof Waseem John, Dept of Management Studies, Islamic University of Science and Technology, Jammu and Kashmir for his Research paper on “Organisational Capital as an antecedent to CRM Technology use in Pharmaceutical industry in India”.
3 CMPDI members given farewell
CMPDI family today gave farewell to its three members, who retired from service on Friday. The three members included GM (Environment) HK Dhanwat, Chief Manager (E&M) Ashok Kumar and Office Superintendent Rambabu Paswan. CMPDI, CMD, S Sharan felicitated the retiring employees with bouquet, commendation letter, shawl and memento. On the occasion Director (Technical/CRD) BN Shukla wished for good health, prosperity and long life of the retiring employees.
Inter house cricket, basketball at SBPS
Inter-house cricket and basketball competitions were held at Sarala Birla Public School on Friday. In the basketball competition in both Senior and Junior Girls Team, Rigveda emerged victorious whereas in the Boys Senior team, Atharvaveda and in Junior team, Rigveda won the match. In the cricket competition, in the senior boys team, Samveda and in junior team Yajurveda won the match whereas in senior girls team, Rigveda and in junior girls team Yajurveda emerged as winners. School Head Personnel & Admin Pradip Varma and Principal Paramjit Kaur congratulated the students and motivated them to keep up their performance.
Gossner bids adieu to Naveen Kumar
Gossner College Commerce Department Dean cum Professor Naveen Kumar superannuated on Friday after serving for 40 years. A farewell programme was organized on this occasion wherein Principal S Ecka and a large number of faculty members were present. He represented Ranchi University in several platforms including RUTA and AICA. Also, he was the governing body member of Gossner College. Besides this, a blood donation camp by NSS was also held for teachers and students.
Fancy Dress at SCS
A fancy dress competition was organized in the junior section of Surendranath Centenary School on Friday.Tiny tots of UKG showcased their talent in the message based fancy dress presentation i.e. ‘Listen-Think-Follow’. Children dressed up in colorful costumes and spoke a few sentences about the characters they depicted. Charlie Chaplin, digital Raavana & mythological characters were very much appreciated. Principal Samita Sinha said that the presentation proved a good learning experience for the students and also gave them a platform to explore their hidden talent.
Career orientation workshop
Eminent scientist Dr. Arvind C Ranade urged students to choose a career according to their interest. He emphasised on the fact that one should always look forward to be his or her own self rather than aping the crowd blindly. Ranade is working for Astronomy and Space Science Communication in Vigyan Prasar, Department of Science & Technology, Government of India. He was addressing the students in an orientation session hosted by DPS, Bokaro on Friday. He also holds a Guinness Book of World Record for conducting Chemistry Practical for more than 2000 students at a time. Ranade’s point of concern was the existing despair among the students for seeking only Engineering and Medical seats when there lies an ocean of opportunities in the field of science and research.
‘JFarm Services’ launched in Jharkhand
TAFE’s ‘JFarm Services’ is a CSR initiative aligned to TAFE’s vision of Cultivating The World to enrich the lives of farmers across India. This initiative has been launched in Jharkhand in partnership with the state Government, in the presence of CM Raghubar das on Thursday. JFarmServices facilitates the hiring of tractors and modern farm machinery to farmers free of cost through its Farmer-to-Farmer (F2F) rental platform and will be available across all 24 districts in the state. TAFE’s JFarm Services will collaborate with the agricultural development officers of the Jharkhand government to ensure wide outreach and successful roll-out of the platform.