Paradise provides essentials at rural school
Members of Paradise Society visited Birsa Saraswati Shishu Vidya Mandir, Sonahatu, Ranchi, on Thursday and provided the necessary items for the smooth functioning of the school. The items included 20 Pc wooden benches, 2 sets of Computer systems with Table and Chairs, one printer, one Invertor with Battery and 15 Plastic Chairs. The total project Cost was more than Rs 1.40 Lakh. The school is run by Shri Lakshmi Narayan Educational Institute. As many as 11 Saraswati Vidya Mandirs are established at 8 places of Bundu, Tamad and Sonahatu of Panchpargana. There are four high schools among them. Through 75 teachers, the target of producing the best is fixed on the basis of minimum arrangement to about 3500 students. The scheme of annual scholarship is also run by the institute for encouragement.
GM ECR meets Dy CM of Bihar
General Manager, East Central Railway, Anupam Sharma, had a courtesy call on the Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar Renu Devi on Thursday. In the meeting, the General Manager apprised the Dy CM about the progress of various works related to passenger convenience and rail development in the state of Bihar. Along with this, the General Manager also received guidance from the Deputy Chief Minister on matters related to railway activities, further improvement in passenger convenience and rail development etc.
Director Tech (P&P), CCL selected as CMD, NCL
Director Tech (P&P), CCL Bhola Singh has been selected as CMD, NCL by Public Enterprises Selection Board (PESB). PESB recommended his name after an interview. An alumnus of prestigious IIT Kharagpur, Singh completed his B.Tech. in Mining Engineering in the year 1987. Singh started his professional journey with NCL, another subsidiary of Coal India and has more than three decades of experience with both private and public sector organizations. Before joining CCL in 2019, Singh was heading 'Sassan Power Limited' as Project Director, which is the country's first Ultra Mega Power Project. CCL has immensely benefited from the professional acumen and technical expertise of Bhola Singh. He has not only introduced sustainable mining in CCL but has pushed it to the new levels with deployment of state-of-the-art machines like surface miner and long-haul rakes. Initiatives to strengthen coal evacuation infrastructure have been taken with construction of railway lines, like the much-awaited Tori-Shivpur Line, railway sidings and adopting new practices under environment division such as seed ball plantation, mine water utilization, development of eco-parks and many more.
E-nomination camp by EPFO
Employees' Provident Fund Organization has launched an e-nomination camp as a part of "Bharat Ka Amrut Mahotsav". It is mandatory to file e-nomination of each and every members/beneficiaries of EPFO, through their active UAN in the EPFO portal. In order to avail the facility members/beneficiaries can access to desktop/mobile to get their e-nomination filed online in UAN portal. Those members/beneficiaries who do not have access to desktop/mobile arrangements had been made in PRO/Facilitation at the nearest District/Regional Office. Members/beneficiaries can also avail this facility in the nearest CSC centres.
One dies due to collapse of illegal mine roof
One Vishnu Paswan father of three kids died on Thursday morning as the roof of an illegally operated mine under Mugma area of the ECL under Mugma police station collapsed. The victim happens to be a resident of Kalahari locality and had been to attend nature's call while the incident took place. The area that happens to be part of the Rajoura OPC is well known for illegal mining. Locals pulled the body from the debris that then were engaged in illegal coal mining. Police were informed of the incident later .The victim is claimed to be a daily wage worker at Maithon Ceramics.