ECR makes arrangements to manage festive rush
Several steps have been taken by East Central Railway for the convenience of the passengers during the festive season. Festival special trains are being operated between different stations of ECR from New Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Secunderabad, Pune etc. In view of the extra rush of passengers, railway security forces are keeping constant vigil at the stations to ensure that there is no lapse in passenger safety. Taking extra vigil, Railway Protection Force along with Dog Squad has been deployed at some stations. A holding area has been created for the passengers at major stations as well as continuous announcements are being made at the stations so that the information about the movement of the train can be easily available. Mega mic is also being used for this. In order to check anti-social elements and crowd control, in view of the passenger safety, round the clock surveillance is being done by the Railway Protection Forces at the main stations through CCTV cameras. Apart from Railway Protection Force/Police Administration, deployment of scouts and guides is also being ensured at major stations. Along with this, "May I Help You" help booths have been set up at major stations to help the passengers, where senior employees of the concerned department are constantly on duty with necessary information.
Indian Bank holds workshop for SHG
A day-long State Level Workshop/Training Programme on Credit Linkage to Self Help Groups was organised by Indian Bank, Zonal Office, Ranchi at a city based hotel here on Saturday. The workshop was inaugurated by Rajesh Moondara, Zonal Manager of Indian Bank, Zonal Office. In his address, he emphasised on the importance on credit linkage of self-help groups. He said that women empowerment is possible only through self-help groups. Ananth Kumar, Deputy Zonal Manager of Indian Bank, Zonal Office was also present in this programme, who welcomed all the members present. Branch managers of more than 40 branches of Indian Bank in Jharkhand participated in the workshop. The workshop was conducted by Chief Manager Manoj Kumar, Senior Manager Rajiv Ranjan and JSLPS officer Dheeraj Horo.
In House Training program at PAS Bokaro
The Pentecostal Assembly School organised an 'In-house' training on the topic "Developing Scientific temperament in the Students". The main objective of the training was to equip teachers to develop a scientific attitude in students which will help them to apply in their lives. The Principal, Dr. Karuna Prasad presided over the proceedings of the event. The resource persons were, Rani Basanti Singh and Amit kumar Saw. They talked about different pedagogical tools to develop scientific temperament in the teaching learning process.The teachers acknowledged the tools to inculcate scientific temperament in students which will be fruitful for students with scientific attitudes.