Memu Passenger between DDU Jn and Buxar
For the convenience of the passengers, the operation of MEMU Passenger Special train has been restored between Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Junction and Buxar with immediate effect by East Central Railway. The operation of this special train will continue till further notice. Passengers are requested to follow the covid protocol during the journey. Train No. 03207 Buxar - Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Junction MEMU Passenger Special will leave Buxar at 04.30 hrs and will arrive Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Junction at 07.45 hrs, stopping at all major and minor stations. In return direction 03208 Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Junction – Buxar MEMU Passenger Special will leave Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Junction at 20.45 hrs and arrive Buxar at 23.40 hrs, stopping at all major and minor stations. The stoppage, route and timing of this MEMU special train will remain the same. Passengers can get detailed information by dialing NTES or 139.
Doctor on Road programme
A free medical camp was organized by Dr. Kafeel Khan under the Doctor on Road programme at Haj House Ranchi on Thurday. On this occasion, Mahagama Legislator Deepika Pandey Singh, State President of Jharkhand Pradesh Professional Congress Committee Aditya Vikram Jaiswal were present. Singh appreciated the free medical camp and said that through this camp efforts can be made to provide better treatment to the poor needy. Many people make small problems complicated due to lack of treatment. Free medical camp is very necessary to overcome such problems. Jaiswal said that the residents of the capital need to be always aware of their health. There is a need to keep getting your health checkup done from time to time, try to stay fit and healthy by removing whatever minor diseases are there. In the camp, Dr. Kafeel Khan has advised the people present to be aware and careful about the third wave of corona and also advised the people who came to the camp after checkup and treatment.
Jubilee Park gates opened for public
After a gap of almost 18 months, Tata Steel Utilities and Infrastructure Services Limited opened the gates of Jubilee Park to the public. The park was closed after the spread of pandemic. In a fresh move, the company has decided to keep the gates open between 5 am and 9 am for morning walkers. In the evening it will remain open from 4 pm to 7 pm. A section of morning walkers had protested against the complete closure of Jubilee Park. Health Minister Banna Gupta had come in support of the morning walkers and had asked TSUISL management to open the park. On Thursday, Gupta, along with TSUISL managing director, Tarun Daga and Capt Dhananjay Mishra, senior GM (Jamshedpur Town Services), welcomed the morning walkers. A gift to the citizens of Jamshedpur by Tata Steel on the occasion of its golden jubilee in 1958, the 237.75- acre jubilee perk, modelled after Brindavan Gardens in Mysore, is considered the green heart of the city.
Snake bite kills girl just a day ahead of marriage
A father who was preparing for her daughters' marriage had to shoulder her bier as she died of snake bite just a day ahead of her marriage. The incident has been reported from Kulbera village under Barwaadda police station. The 23 year old Poonam student of a IOCL women's college was preparing for her marriage scheduled for July 16 from a groom from Kolkata. On July 14 night after completing the ' Haldi ceremony ' when she went to sleep, she was bitten by a poisonous snake. Family members who rushed to her room after listening to her sought her to SNMMCH for treatment but she could not be saved and died today in hospital. Father Satyendra Prasad's wish to send Poonam to her in-laws house on a palanquin couldn't be fulfilled .Instead he had to shoulder her bier for the funeral here today.
3 members of family charred to death
In a tragic incident in the Lohsinghna mohalla of ward no 19 in Hazaribag town, three members of a family lost their lives due to a short circuit in the house on Wednesday. The deceased persons include two adults and a child aged 6. The couple Munna Vishwakarma (47) and his wife Sonam Devi (42) were sleeping at night when this happened. Luckily, their 14 year old daughter sleeping in the next room got saved from the fire and started shouting and informing neighbours at night when she noticed smoke coming out of her parent’s room. However, by the time people came out to help the family, the door of the room had already caught fire and a huge amount of smoke was coming out of the room.
KGVK holds Webinar on Green Entrepreneurship
On the occasion of Skill Day, a webinar was organized by KGVK, in which about 55 delegates from Bihar, Odisha, Jharkhand and North Eastern states associated with HDFC Bank's Parivartan programme participated on Thursday. The programme was launched by Dr. Arvind Sahay, Secretary, KGVK, about the need for skill development among rural youth through green entrepreneurship and the possibilities of entrepreneurship development through it. The chief guest of this program, Prof. Pradeep Kumar Mishra, Vice Chancellor, Jharkhand Technical University, said in his view that through the participation of rural youth in entrepreneurship development and the remnants of the agricultural sector, we should also move towards new products, for which we have to adopt available technologies.