Trains’ operation affected due to flooding
As a precaution in view of safety and passenger safety due to flood water near Sagauli-Majhaulia station on Muzaffarpur-Paniywa railway section of Samastipur division, due to flood water, the operation of special trains passing through this section has been changed. 02557 Muzaffarpur-Anand Vihar Terminus Special leaving Muzaffarpur on 08.07.2021 will be diverted from the regular route Muzaffarpur-Paniahwa via the converted route Muzaffarpur-Chapra. 09039 Bandra Terminus-Barauni Special originating from Bandra Terminus on 06.07.2021 will be diverted from regular route Paniyawa-Muzaffarpur via converted route Chhapra-Muzaffarpur. 05274 Anand Vihar Terminus-Raxaul Special opening from Anand Vihar Terminus on 07.07.2021 will be diverted from Narkatiaganj-Sagauli-Raxaul route via the converted route Narkatiaganj-Sikta-Raxaul. Aprt from the above routes eight other trains have been diverted, while four trains have been cancelled and one train will be short terminated.
Ticket Reservation Office inspection
The ticket reservation office at Hatia station was inspected by Assistant Commercial Manager Shyamal Biswas on Thursday. During the inspection, all the registers available in the office were thoroughly scrutinised, the protocols and social distance of the passengers coming to take the tickets were followed, the tickets were given to the passengers from the line, the applications given by the passengers for taking the tickets, inquiry and The behaviour of the railway personnel at the ticket counters with the passengers was checked and information was also taken from the passengers who came to collect the tickets. All the employees of the ticket reservation office were instructed to be alert and alert and if any person suspects black marketing of tickets, it was directed to inform the Railway Protection Force and higher officials at the earliest. During the inspection, the work of the reservation office was found satisfactory and no evidence of any irregularity was found.
Virtual Van Mahotsava Celebration at SBPS
The celebration of Van Mahotsava Week at Sarala Birla Public School was an ideal opportunity to instill personal and social responsibility in our students towards safeguarding trees and forests. The focus of this celebration is towards forming a personal connection between the students and trees through a process of experience, reflection and creation. To celebrate this festival of trees known as Van Mahotsava students enthusiastically participated in various activities. Students of Std KG I- Std II planted saplings at their homes which helped in instilling the value of protecting nature. Students of Std III- V made paper bags and expressed their creative thoughts by colouring and decorating them, writing beautiful and inspiring slogans related to the ban of plastic bags and saving Mother Earth. Students of Std VI-VIII prepared creative posters to spread awareness about the importance and the need of trees in our life, and what the future will be if no major steps are taken to save trees. These activities helped the children hone their creative skills.
Online painting competition on Swarnim Vijay Varsh
The Indian Army is organising an online painting competition as part of the ongoing Swarnim Vijay Varsh Celebrations. Entries have been invited for the online painting competition from 01 Jul 21 to 30 Jul 21. To commemorate 50 years of India’s victory over Pakistan in the 1971 Indo-Pakistan War, Swarnim Vijay Varsh Celebrations are being organised across the country. As part of the celebrations, the Indian Army is organising several events to showcase and highlights its contributions. The online painting competition is open to all citizens of India and entries can be sent to svvarjunkateer@gmail.com. Details of the competition are available on Indian Army’s Facebook, Instagram and Twitter handles.