Iftar held at SAIL Ranchi Units
Ranchi: The Millat Committee of SAIL Ranchi Units organised Iftar party at RDCIS, SAIL on Tuesday late evening. Kamakshi Raman, ED (HRD), Kajal Das, ED (CET), Ajay Arora, ED (RDCIS) and many senior officers were present on this occasion. In this meeting, Fayaz Ahmed Gaddi, Shamim Ahmad, Secretary and Sarfaraz Alam, Chairman of the Militant Committee, played a major role. They gave a message of mutual brotherhood and unity in society and all prayed for harmonious growth SAIL and Country.
NCC spreads cleanliness message
Ranchi: Mega-Pollution Awareness fortnight is being run from May 26 to June 5 under the aegis of NCC Group Head Quarter Ranchi. NCC cadets of 46 Jharkhand Battalion alerted people against noise pollution through "street play" at Albert Ekka Stadium Stadium, DSP Road, Kutchery in Gumla. Colonel RS Chauhan, Commanding Officer of 46th battalion, said that street play is the most powerful medium of message to reach the masses. One can spread any message directly through the street drama in society. Cadets Riya Ragini, Arpita Raj Bhagat, Babli Kumari, Reshmi Kumari, Shreya Kumari, Katrina Lakra, Sonalika Kumari, Kumari Kumari, Manoj Kumar, Vivek Kumar, Divyam Kumar among others were present on the occasion.
Lecture on noble thoughts at SKIPA
Ranchi: In a lecture to addressed to young IAS trainees at SKIPA on Wednesday, by Dr RK Rai, CEO CTPLASIA, who underlined the importance of positive, noble thoughts in action which can produce neuropeptides that triggers a distinct chemical pattern in the brain which rearranges the whole body and helps in strong conviction. In new age science with the boundaries of nuclear physics and yoga theory merging, it is important for the practitioner to wait for the yoga process ‘to go critical’ after which he just has to cooperate with the cosmic forces that are unleashed from within giving rise to discriminate intelligence responsible for clear insight. A classic example of this is PM Modi for having a vision for new India and George Washington for new America in 1777.
IPSOWA holds health camps
Ranchi: Jharkhand Indian Polices Service Officers Wives Association (IPSOWA) under its social work on Wednesday organised a medical camp in association with Medica Hospital in villages including Simal Beda, Monajara, Nawadih and Tendergram.
Around 800 rural people get eye test facility from this camp. Those people who have problem in eyes they have got eye operation at Medica Hospital also they got medicines and speckles.