JPPC conducts sanitation drive at SXC
To prevent the outbreak of Covid-19 Jharkhand Pradesh Professional Congress conducted an intensive sanitation and fogging drive at St Xavier’s College, Ranchi on Thursday. Mahagam MLA Deepika Singh Pandey said, “The war against coronavirus will have to be fought very vigilantly and the contribution of the JPPC is commendable as many people are benefitting from the sanitation drives.” Professional Congress President Aditya Vikram Jaiswal said that coronavirus can be prevented through disinfectant drives to some extent and such drives will be conducted regularly. St Xavier’s College Principal Father E. Barla said that this is a very good initiative by the Professional Congress and common people will feel safe during the epidemic. Yogendra Singh Beni, Joy Chakraborty, Professor VP Sharan and others were present on the occasion.
PhD Viva Voce at ICFAI University
PhD Viva Voce of the PhD Scholar, Aniruddha Bhowmick was conducted today at ICFAI University, Jharkhand through Video-Conferencing. External Examiners were Dr S K Dubey, Director, Institute of Management Studies, BHU, Varanasi and Dr Manoj Mishra, Asst Professor, Chanakya National Law University, Patna. Bhowmick did PhD on “Factors Influencing Consumer Preferences for Over-The-Counter (OTC) Allopathic Medicine”. Dr Mridanish Jha was his supervisor. After Viva Voce, Bhowmick was declared eligible for the award of PhD, subject to completion of formalities. Prof O R S Rao said, “A lot of people, particularly in urban and rural areas , go in for Over-The-Counter Allopathic Medicines for minor ailments like cold, cough, indigestion etc ,as they can be purchased without prescription and also because of low cost. In view of this, the topic of research is very relevant as it throws light on consumer behavior for purchasing the same.”
SBU hosts webinar
An Online National Webinar on “Decode: Inherent Intelligence and Leadership Traits” in the various fields in Commerce and Management has been organised by the Department of Commerce and Management, SBU, Ranchi on Sept. 24th, 2020.The Session was taken by Rajeev Kumar Gupta, Curator and Chief Organizer- TEDx, Kanke, Ex -Officio, GST Implementation Project, Government of Jharkhand. Kumar said that Determination, Dedication and delivery are the three important ingredients of becoming successful. He further explained that a person needs a judicious mix of the above mentioned qualities. He stressed that being successful requires a stepwise approach; there is no shortcut to success. The easiest approach to achieve success is through inculcating qualities like consistency, communication, confidence, compassionate in self. Dr. Vijay Kumar Singh, Registrar, Sarala Birla University, Ranchi, India concluded the session. He said that a better planning is required for better execution and better execution results in success. He also stressed that a value based ethical approach is required to become successful.
RPF Foundation Day at RRD
On the occasion of the 36th Foundation Day of the Railway Protection Force (RPF), various programs are being organized at Ranchi Railway Division. Awareness campaign related to COVID-19 for passengers coming from train number 02454 New Delhi-Ranchi Rajdhani Special Express on platform number 01 of Ranchi railway station by Ranchi Railway Protection Force Post under Ranchi Rail Division on Thursday .It was conducted and people were informed about how to avoid this epidemic.
Aquaculture industry to facilitate rehabilitation
Aquaculture in India is an important economic activity and a flourishing sector with varied resources and potentials. It is important for those involved with the sector to remain constantly abreast of the newest global advancements. Keeping this thought in mind, several industry experts from India and across the world gathered at a virtual conclave to discuss various topics pertaining to the industry. The conclave witnessed a host of distinguished speakers from the industry –Amit Saraogi, managing director, Anmol Feeds. Saraogi stated, “Fisheries alone has employed 145 million people and contributed to 1.07 per cent of the GDP and generated export earnings of Rs 334.41 billion as per a recent estimate of National Fisheries Development Board. Aquaculture over recent years has not only led to substantial socio-economic benefits such as increased nutritional levels, income, employment and foreign exchange, but has also brought vast un-utilized and under-utilized land and water resources under culture.”