SERWO celebrates labour day
Ranchi Division Branch of South Eastern Railway Welfare Organisation (SERWO) celebrated Labour Day. Speaking on the occasion SERWO president Vaishali Gupta said that the Railway is big network and at every post of Railway, women are working. Railway presents excellent example of Women Empowerment. Gupta further added that labours always win. SERWO Vice president Anupama Pandit, Vice president Nira Yadav, Secretary Dipa Patel, Vanlata Sethi, Swati Anand, Sohna Lohkare, Nalini Srinivas and others were present on the occasion.
Trains will run on schedule
A traffic cum power block to construct low high sub way at Namkom Section on May 12 was to take place but due to some technical reasons it will not happen on the date. Due to this reason some trains were announced cancelled on the date now they will be run from their respective stations stations. The cancelled train who run on their scheduled time are train number 63598 Asansol Ranchi Passenger, train number 63597 Ranchi Asansole passenger, train number 58033 Bokaro Steel City-Ranchi passenger, train number 580634 Ranch-Bokaro Steel City passenger, train number 13303 Dhanbad-Ranchi Express, train number 13304 Ranchi-Dhnabad Express, 13320 Ranchi- Deoghar Express.
Capacity building workshop
The Three day Workshop under the aegis of Capacity Building Programme for the teachers of Ramgarh Cluster was inaugurated on Saturday by Dr. Rajesh Kumar H.O.D. Dept. of English, Vinoba Bhave University at DAV Public School, Hazaribag. Speaking on the occasion he said that language always plays a significant role in teaching learning process so teachers are supposed to be well conversant and also possess the skills of communication. “The teachers must guide the students the skills of writing so that appropriate and exact answers can be presented in response to questions be it oral or written,” he said. The teachers from DAV Hazaribag, Bachra, Barkakana, Bharechnagar, Chainpur,Koderma, Rajrappa, Pat ratu, Tapin North and Urimai teaching the subjects like English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Commerce and Economics from primary to Senior Secondary level students participated in the workshop.
Student inspiration to IIT aspirants
A student from a small town of Bihar - Varshaliganj has become an inspiration to thousands of IIT aspirants who have left hope after giving it a failed attempt in first chance. Manish, who emerged from desperation after failing miserably to make it in January’s attempt to IIT-JEE, has suddenly become cynosure of Kota- the IIT city - after successfully clearing April attempt with 99.29 percentile. When Manish, a mediocre IIT aspirant from Bihar secured a meagre 16.11 percentile in IIT-JEE (Mains) exams in January this year, no one would believe that this lanky student from Nawada’s Varshaliganj would rise from here and crack the April leg of IIT-JEE with an astonishing 99.29 percentile.