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Capacity building workshop for bankers

Ranchi:  Stressing upon the importance of MSME sector for the growth and development, the Reserve Bank of India, Ranchi is organising a capacity building workshop starting from Thursday at Dhanbad. The workshop was inaugurated by Sanjiv Dayal, general manager (acting official), RBI, Ranchi. He explained to bank official as to how lending to MSMEs was a win-win situation for the banks as well, as sound business opportunities. A total of 37 representatives from Bank of India, State Bank of India, Allahabad Bank, and others were present on the occasion.

Trade Unions meeting on November 5

Ranchi:  Central trade union (CTUs) have called for a two-day nationwide general strike on January 8 and 9, 2019 in protest of what they call the pro- corporate, anti-national and anti-people policies of the BJP-led NDA government.  In order to prepare strategy for the strike, a meeting of Trade Unions will be held on November 5 at Ranchi office. The 10 central trade unions include INTUC, AITUC, HMS, CITU, AIUTUC, TUCC, SEWA, AICCTU, LPF, UTUC, AIRF and NFIR.

Awareness drive on Govt’s welfare schemes

Ranchi:  The district administration organised a public awareness programme at Dighia Panchayat Bhawan, Bedo Block to spread greater awareness on welfare schemes of the government. District Complaint Prevention Coordinator Sandeep Kumar Badaik gave information on government schemes.Village head Sukhdev Oraon said that the initiative will help people get benefits of the government schemes. On the occasion, a street play on Swachh Bharat Mission was also present to educate villagers. A quiz contest was also organised as part of the programme.

MP seeks residential premises for traders

Ranchi: Rajya Sabha MP from Jharkhand Mahesh Poddar has requested the Government to allow the construction of residential premises for the traders at the Pandra Market Committee campus. Poddar has written a letter to the State Agriculture Minister, Randhir Singh. Poddar said that the ruthless murder of Ranchi rice trader Narendra Singh was result of loot. Such incidents happen at intervals. Certainly such incidents are a matter of crime and law and order. However, the safety of traders is an important aspect which cannot be ignored. The Pandra campus of Ranchi Agricultural Production Market Committee is on the outskirts of the city and most of the traders in the business come daily from the urban areas of Ranchi. On most occasions, they return with their cash, and due to this there is danger of their life. According to the MP if the facilities are provided to the traders in the Pandra Market Committee premises, then they will be able to keep their cash reserves there. For the police administration, the security of different traders will be easy and then the traders will be able to get rid of the fear of losing lives.

Programme on ‘Healthy Vs Junk Food’

Ranchi: On the campus of Delhi Public School (DPS), Ranchi the little visionaries of Nursery on Thursday conducted a programme emphasizing on the importance of healthy food and the ill effects of consuming Junk Food. The programme started with the discussion on how junk food has become an enjoyment factor rather than thinking about the ill-effects it is having on our health. So, to enlighten about the benefits of healthy food and the drawbacks of junk food the students came forward dressed as burgers, apple, fish, ice-cream etc. and presented an informative skit and a poem titled ‘Healthy Food Song’. The students took a pledge that they will choose food wisely as it will have a long and healthy effect on their health and lives.

Sharad Utsav Shandhya at VVPS

Ranchi: A special cultural night ‘Sharad Utsav Shandhya’ was organised at Vidya Vikash Public School (VVPS) on October 24. Different cultural event like dance, drama, skit was organised to mark the occasion. Principal Rajan Varghese including other staffs was present on the occasion to motivate the students.

First Mark School students visit Mart

Ranchi: Students of class Nursery to U.K.G. of First Mark Public School visited the Reliance Fresh situated at Booty More Ranchi. There they came to know that how they keep the green vegetables and juicy fruits in a freezer to keep them fresh with hygiene also. They also came to know about various items like Biscuits, Cheese, Cookies, different varieties of fruits and vegetables etc.  Main motto of visiting the store to make them understand how the market runs and the different household items which they use in their houses came to their home. LEARNING BY DOING AND SEEING PLAYS the vital role in todays education. Students were guided by mentors Moushmi Dey Dhara, Manisha Devi.

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