Paradise Society helps needy in Khunti
Members of Paradise Society distributed ration among the needy people at Samundar and Dumri villages of Karra Block in Khunti on Wednesday. A total of 55 kg ration (rice, dal, masala, salt, oil, face mask, jaggery, chuda) was provided per family among 60 beneficiaries. The beneficiaries were selected earlier who used to work and were in a lot of trouble due to the current lockdown situation. Among them were some pregnant women who needed nutritious food immediately. Ajay Jaiswal (member of the organisation and founder of Asha Foundation) took the project off the ground. The total project cost was approximately Rs.90,000. The Jeev Daya Foundation played a significant role in the project and sponsored 50 kg of rice per family (approximately ?65000 worth).
Canara Bank distributes grocery among needy
To extend the support to the society in the hours of need, AF & PS Section, Ranchi Circle of Canara Bank organised a CSR activity on Wednesday at Dibdih Naya Toli, Argora, Ranchi, Jharkhand under the guidance of General Manager, Hitesh Goel, Deputy General Manager Arun Kumar, Bijay Shankar Jha, Assistant General Manager, Navin Kumar, Assistant General Manager and Mahamaya Prasad Roy (Divisional Manager). Ranchi Circle Office distributed 200 grocery packets amongst poor & needy people.
Team Green celebrates 2nd Anniversary
Team Green, which is working resolutely in its best efforts to make the city green, organised a function on Wednesday at Ranchi Press Club to commemorate its completion of two years. Chief Guest, MP Sanjay Seth and Deputy Mayor Sanjeev Vijayvargiya attended the event. Team Green has planted a total of 8600 trees in the entire Ranchi city in two years. Following the Covid guidelines, only 25-30 people were present in the ceremony, the rest of the members became a part of the ceremony through Zoom meeting and YouTube Live and enjoyed. Also "Team Green" encouraged its active members with certificates.
First surgery at Sadar hospital after long
Doctors of Sadar Hospital, Ranchi successfully removed pancreatic stones of a 25-year-old woman on Wednesday. The surgery was done after a gap of over three months in the second wave of Covid 19. Surgeon Dr Ajit Kumar said that the woman’s condition was not good as she had immense pain due to the stone, but now she is better and if all goes well she will be relieved in a couple of days.
Inmates of probation home vaccinated
Fifty inmates presently housed at Dhanbad probation home were vaccinated here today following the directive of deputy commissioner. District social welfare officer Kashyap and vaccination officer Vikash Rana were present during the vaccination drive. All were given the first dose of vaccine, said Kasbyap.
BIT, Mesra and CRPF ink MoU
To foster and provide training to the CRPF soldiers and officials in the domain of telecommunication and information technology in the defence services, Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the CRPF-Central Training College (Telecommunication & Information Technology), Ranchi here on Wednesday. Vice-Chancellor- Dr. Indranil Manna, Acting Vice-Chancellor- Dr. S. Konar, Registrar- Col. Sukhpal Singh Khetarpal (Retd.), IG (Communications & IT)- Ravideep Singh Sahi, DIG Amit Taneja, and several eminent persons were present on the occasion.
SPICMACAY holds ‘Rendezvous Series'
With the motto to induce the elements of subtlety, abstraction, inspiration and a mystical element into the lives of the young learners who are currently confined at home, a Rendezvous Series was organised by The Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture Amongst Youth (SPICMACAY) for the students of DPS Bokaro. The series covered a variety of programs such as film screenings, performances by great artists, Yoga, Vocal Music, talks by gurus. The series of events which were organised in the virtual platform commenced from the first week of June 2021. Extensive workshops on yoga, fine arts and vocal music with dances and mudras were conducted as a part of this program. Over hundreds of students of DPS Bokaro registered and attended the workshop for effective learning.
Chinmaya family welcomes Freshers
More than 500 students, who have enrolled in the 11th class Chinmaya Vidyalaya in the academic session 2021-22 based on the entrance examination, virtually joined the Cinnmaya family on Tuesday. Principal Ashok Kumar Jha welcomed the students and stressed that everyone is welcome in the Chinmaya family worldwide. “I am proud that you are all students, who pass the entry exam amid thousands of pupils, full of genius, infinite potential, and divinity,” he said. “Arrangements for the ‘on-line MS team’ were established to provide you with the experience of live class conduct for your convenience during the coronavirus pandemic period. The exam will be scientifically conducted. You will be evaluated and all of your academic issues handled,” Jha stated.