Drug Dealers donate toCM Relief Fund
In order to fight the global epidemic Covid-19 Drug Dealers Association of Bokaro District donated Rs 1,01,000 in the Chief Minister's Disaster Relief Fund and also provided 100 pieces of cotton with N95 mask, 200 bottle sanitizer and 06 pieces disposable along with stand. On the occasion, DC Bokaro, Mukesh Kumar said that the best work is being done by the Drug Dealers Association of the district to save human life in this era of global epidemic. This type of initiative by the Drug Dealers Association is commendable. On this occasion Chairman HN Dubey, General Secretary Sujit Kumar Chaudhary, Joint Secretary Nisar Alam, Treasurer Prem Kumar Singh, Sumant Kumar Pandey, Sunil Kumar Sharma and Kanhaiya Kumar and others were present.
SAIL shines at Management Contest ANUBHAV
The 8th “ANUBHAV” – a management case study development contest was organized by SAIL in association with National HRD Network, Ranchi at MTI SAIL Ranchi on Saturday. This year more than 40 teams registered for the event with their original cases out of which eight teams qualified for the finals which included teams having members from IIM Bangalore, IIM Vishakapatnam, IMS Ranchi University, BMS College of Engineering Bangalore, PSG College of Technology Coimbatore, apart from SAIL. Kadar Mani and Ankur Bhadury of SAIL ISP, Burnpur were the winners in the first category for their case titled “Can HR be a Business partner”, and Anindya Chakladar, SAIL CMO, New Delhi was the winner in the second category for his case “Get API or get out: Marketing of API grade”. The jury of the contest comprised eminent academicians of the city which included Dr Savita Sengar, Vice Chancellor of Jharkhand Rai University, Dr Raman Kumar Jha, Vice Chancellor of Amity University Jharkhand, and, Dr Nitin Madan Kulkarni, Principal Secretary health deparment, who also had the distinction of heading Birsa Agriculture University &Vinobha Bhave University as its Vice Chancellor.
Webinar on Adult Mental Health by CCR- NUSRL
Centre for Child Rights under National University of Study and Research in Law (NUSRL) organised a webinar on Adult Mental Health wellbeing amid lockdown on June 19. Addressing the issue Dr Neha Sayeed, Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology, Central Institute of Psychiatry, Kanke said, “It is very important to constantly keep learning and discovering about oneself in order to cope with depression, stress, anxiety, fear, nervousness, anger and guilt caused due to lockdown.” Emphasising about the symptoms of depression, Sayeed mentioned physical indicators such as chest tightness, restlessness, digestive order while cognitive symptoms include difficulty to concentrate, alcoholism, marital and family conflicts among others.
RPF ASI Manoj Kumar help 8-yr-old patient
On the arrival of train number 05024 Gorakhpur Ranchi Shramik Special train a resident of Gumla district was waiting for the bus to go to their house at Lohardaga station. He told ASI of Lohardaga RPF, Manoj Kumar, that his 08-year-old girl was feeling bad. ASI Manoj Kumar immediately went to the medical store and took his medicine and related essentials. The passenger expressed his gratitude for this immediate help and thanked the Railways.
8 new Covid patients in Hazaribag
Eight new Corona positive cases came in light on Saturday in Hazaribag. Now 39 active cases are in HMCH and one is in RIMS. Six patients were discharged by HMCH and one by RIMS. Total 122 patients have been discharged till date by both the hospitals. The total positive cases have reached 161. HMCH Superintendent Sanjay Sinha and civil surgeon Sanjay Jaiswal said that in 8 new Corona positive cases includes 4 from Barhi, two each from Katkamsandi and Katkamdag. They came from Delhi and Mumbai.
BoI to give Rs 100 cr as loan in J'khand
Bank of India (BoI), Ranchi Zone has decided to provide loans up to Rs 100 crore to its customers in the region to salaried class, businessmen, entrepreneurs and all other sections who are facing financial problems during Covid-19. BoI so far disbursed a loan of about Rs 45 crore under the Covid Emergency Loan Scheme in the June quarter, which has been availed by around 5200 account holders and the facility will continue to be so. The Bank's Zonal Manager, Tejeshwar Patnaik said that the BoI targeted to provide loans of up to Rs 100 crore by the end of June, giving priority to the Kovid-19 emergency loan during this Covid-19 epidemic. Patnaik said that it includes pensioners’ loans, general credit cards, self-help groups as well as currency loans, agricultural loans, housing loans, auto loans, retail to corporate and general people as well as micro, small and cottage entrepreneurs. "The bank has provided information to 10,000 customers by issuing a loan approval letter in connection with this loan. This type of initiative will not only lead to wide-ranging reforms in various market segments but will also help in formulating an inclusive framework to provide institutional finance to various sectors," he added.