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Medics toil to save PVTG women at MMCH

DALTONGANJ: A team of doctors and nurses are all out for the medical care of a woman of the particularly vulnerable tribal group Korwa. Medical superintendent Dr Dharmendra Kumar said the Korwa woman identified as Sharda has a two month pregnancy and is having acute complaints about bleeding. Dr Dharmendra said the MMCH has arranged two units of A+ group of blood all without replacement. The patient is under constant observation of the doctors and nurses. He said our team is determined to make her round here as for the moment our team is not in favour of referring this particularly vulnerable primitive tribal woman to the RIMS Ranchi.

ISDG impresses visitors at Kisan Mela

ISDG Research Foundation participated in the Central Kisan Mela organised by Ramakrishna Mission this year as it was attended by more than 10,000 visitors, especially tribal farmers, social organizations, and agriculture related institutions like IFFCO, ICICI Foundation, and Krishi Vigyan Kendra. The chief guest on the first day was Nisha Oraon (Director, Panchayati Raj, Government of Jharkhand) while on the second day was Kumar Tarachand (Director, Department of Agriculture, Government of Jharkhand). ISDG presented its initiatives to promote production and consumption of biofortified crops in Jharkhand and informed about the ongoing efforts in collaboration with Harvest Plus and JSLPS. Three crops were displayed—calcium enriched finger millet (ragi), iron enriched pearl millet (bajra) and zinc enriched wheat and in collaboration with Azam Amba, traditional dishes made from these were demonstrated and taste tested.

CCL bids farewell to retired employees

A grand "Samman Samaroh" was organized on Friday at the headquarters of Central Coalfields Limited (CCL), in which 13 employees working at the headquarters were bidden farewell out of 168 employees retiring in January 2025. CMD Nilendu Kumar Singh, Director (Personnel) Harsh Nath Mishra, CVO Pankaj Kumar, General Managers of various departments, officers, employees and families of retired employees were present at the ceremony. Meanwhile, CCL Jan Arogya Kendra organized a free blood pressure and diabetes health check-up camp at Adarsh Vrudhashram in Piska Nagari, Ranchi. In the ashram, specialist doctors examined 40 elderly people and gave medical advice. Especially hemoglobin, blood sugar, ECG, hypertension were checked free of cost in the ashram.

Divisional OLIC meeting at RRD

The first quarterly meeting of the Divisional Official Language Implementation Committee, Ranchi for the year 2025 was held at Ranchi Railway Division Office on Friday under the chairmanship of DRM cum Chairman, DOLIC, Jasmeet Singh Bindra. In this meeting, through a power point presentation, the Official Language Department showed the details of the work done in Hindi by all the departments on the division and the use of official language in daily work and the work done by the Official Language Department. On this occasion, the 24th issue of the news magazine Ranchi Rail Darpan of Official Language Department was released. The meeting was conducted and vote of thanks was given by Senior Official Language Officer, Sunil Kumar Sinha. On this occasion, CMS Dr. Raju Tirkey, Sr DME Balram Prasad Sahu, Sr DPO Raja and other officers and employees were present.

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