SCS observes World Population Day
World Population Day was observed by students of Surendranath Centenary School on Sunday to raise awareness about global population issues. Children from classes 6 to 9 participated in various activities like slogan writing, drawing, poetry recitation, speech and others. Its main goal was to focus the world’s attention on the importance of population issues. School Principal, Samita Sinha said that the COVID 19 pandemic has shaken people, communities and economies everywhere and urged students to take care of their health and safety.
Cross country race organised
On the occasion of World Population Day, a cross country race was organized by the Railway Protection Force (RPF) to encourage all the players participating in the Tokyo Olympics and to make people aware about population control. The race was was inaugurated by the Divisional Railway Manager, Neeraj Ambastha. In this race organized in the morning, 58-year-old, M. Oraon of RPF Muri dog squad was the centre of attraction, who completed this race very easily and, in less time, even at this age and gave the message to everyone to keep their body fit.
Vendors zone in every 2 km
For the convenience of vendors and customers, the Urban Development Department has instructed all the municipal bodies to create vendor zones, markets within a radius of every two km. Department Secretary, Vinay Kumar Choubey has said that efforts should be made that all the retailers in the urban area get permanent accommodation. They should not be forced to sell their goods by setting up shops on the streets. The Secretary has also directed to start work on the development plans in the cities from the 15th Finance Commission grant.