Workshop at Gossner College
A workshop on gender sensitization and women safety was held by Ranchi Railway Division at Gossner College on Thursday wherein Senior Divisional Security Commissioner M Singh addressed the undergraduate students on railway's helpline number 182 and measures taken in ensuring safety of women passengers in train journeys. A large number of teachers and students were present on this occasion.
Pre-Christmas celebration at SCS
Children of UKG of the junior section of Surendranath Centenary School celebrated Christmas festival on Thursday with great joy and vigour. Dressed in red and white as Santa and Fairy, they gathered to celebrate the festival of give and forgive-Christmas. They decorated the Christmas tree with bells, stars, gifts, balloons etc. They also danced around the tree on the tune of jingle bells. Santa Claus too joined the children, danced with them and distributed gifts among the children. Children shook hands, wished merry Christmas and shared crayons and small gifts with each other. Principal Samita Sinha wished children a merry Christmas and said that such festival helps in inculcating the value of sharing, spirit of forgiveness and togetherness.
ORIF Mandibular Surgery at BNMH
The first successful ORIF Mandibular Surgery has been performed by highly skilled maxilla facial surgeon Dr. Siddartha Chakraborty. The patient Nishant Horo, Age – 16/M was on bike racing and performing bike stunt at the marine drive road. During the mishap he severed facial injury and fracture of upper limb. His face was severely damaged and deformed. Nishant consulted BNMH emergency and got admitted under Dr Rajiv Maharshi (Neurosurgeon) in the department of Neurosurgery. After examining the medical condition, he was referred to department of cosmetic surgery under Dr. Siddhartha Chakraborty. Dr. Chakraborty said that surgery took three hours and his facial deformity was corrected by using skin from inside the mouth not from face. Surgery was done beautifully to avoid any of the scars.
Hyderabaadi food festival
Hyderabadi food festival is being organised from December 21 at BNR Chankya in Ranchi. The 10-days long festival will continue till December 30.
Informing the matter GM Food and Beverage, Yogendra Singh said, “The weather has taken a turn towards winter and if that’s making you crave, like us, for some comfort food, then here is a choice. The Hyderabadi cuisine, like its culture, has stood high and unmatched by any other state in India. The cuisine reflects the rich taste and diversity of Nizam’s kingdom, it combines the very best of Kebabs, pilafs, kormas and yoghurt dishes, richly enhanced with aromatic and spicy flavorings of the southern India.”