Pioneer RE loses mother
Ranchi: Malti Mala Verma, age 88, passed away peacefully on Hindi Diwas, September 14, 2020 due to old age. She was born on January 9, 1932 in Nath Nagar, Bhagalpur, Bihar to Ambika Prasad and Kiran Devi. She married Anand Shankar Prasad Verma, in June of 1955 who preceded her in death in 1997. She was the First Hindi Teacher at St. Karens School in Patna and she devoted her life towards the development of children. She was a living example of her kindness and compassion to all. She was a rare combination of someone who had a love of life and a firm understanding of what was important — the simplicity of living a life with those you love. She will be fondly remembered forever.
Work on Rs 6728 cr road projects in State
Construction, widening and strengthening of national highways in Jharkhand has always been given priority by the Modi government. At present, 6728 crore road projects are going on in Jharkhand. In the last five years, through various road projects, the Government of India has spent Rs 2394 crore in Jharkhand. Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Jairam Gadkari gave this information while answering an unstarred question of MP Mahesh Poddar. At present, 29 road widening and strengthening works are proposed on 20 national highways in the state of Jharkhand and 32 such works are under construction on 17 roads. The estimated cost of these under construction road widening works is Rs. 6728 crores.
Official language fortnight inaugurated
General Manager of East Central Railway LC Trivedi today inaugurated the Rajbhasha Fortnight through virtual medium at the ECR headquarters. On this occasion, Mohan Rakesh Hindi Library was inaugurated by Trivedi in the Pataliputra Railway Officer Campus. The book 'Vishwakarma Bhakti Manjari' compiled by Sanjeev Kumar was also released. While addressing the function, Trivedi shared his experiences and said that since he came on the railway, there has been a big change in the promotion of Hindi till date, where earlier most of the work was done in English, today it is happening in Hindi. Referring to the e-office, he said that since the work started through the e-office, Hindi work has increased rapidly. He said that today is the era of digital revolution and it has an important role in the promotion of Hindi, a strong language like Hindi should be the medium of digital revolution.
10 doctors join health centres
Following the tough stand of the DC Palamu Shashi Ranjan 10 doctors out of the 13 served with deputation order have joined the new assignment. Civil Surgeon John F Kennedy said there are three doctors who still hope of some reversal in their cases and are buying time to join their new locations. Kennedy said he has also tried to convince these three doctors to set a good example by joining their new deputed places. The deputation order of 13 doctors has seen the BJP hailing it while the ruling parties the Congress and the JMM are out to scuttle it which has surprised many here.
Fish merchant robbed
Three armed miscreants on a two wheeler looted Rs 2.25 lakhs from fish merchant Vinit Shaw from his office located at Purana Bazaar locality under Dhansar police station. OC In-charge Rajaram Prasad said that miscreants entered the office and looted the sum on gun point from Saw that he had brought in from collection after sale of fish. Attempts are being made to identify the miscreants, said Prasad. Saw said, since the miscreants were wearing masks he was not able to identify them .They locked the office from outside after committing the crime and escaped easily.
Hindi Diwas at DPS Bokaro
Acknowledging the significance of Hindi, DPS Bokaro today celebrated Hindi Diwas with enthusiasm and excitement.To reinstate the importance of Hindi Diwas, DPS Bokaro brought out the second edition of its Hindi Publication titled ‘SWARA’. Complementing the students and teachers who have contributed their articles and poems in the Publication the Principal, DPS Bokaro,- AS Gangwar stressed on the need for quality writing in Hindi literature which unfortunately has taken a back seat in these days as people are losing their interest in reading and writing quality Hindi.
IWCZ imparts digital lessons
Inner Wheel Club of Jamshedpur Zest, organised a Digital September to help and teach on how to survive in this digital world to all the members of clubs under District 325. This started from 2 September and continued till 11 September. The seminars were done on alternate days to give members time to understand everything. The whole series of seminars were taken by club’s Nisha Gadia, who is also the PP of the club. She is an expert in this field and did a fabulous job of making members Tech Savvy.
Hindi Diwas at SAIL Ranchi Unit
SAIL Ranchi Unit celebrated Hindi Divas with great fervour and enthusiasm on Monday virtually. The welcome address was given by Parwin Mala Hemrom, CGM (P&A), SAIL Ranchi units. The four Unit Heads of SAIL at Ranchi Kamakshi Raman, ED(HRD), MTI, KK Jha, ED(SSO), Ajay Arora, ED I/C, RDCIS and Jagdish Arora, ED, CET joined the ceremony with their deliberations and encouraging speech. Chief speaker Prof. Ratnesh Vishwaksen, from Jharkhand Central University, spoke at length on the significance and growth of Hindi from olden times to the present period. He admired the efforts taken by SAIL units at Ranchi for consistently developing Rajbhasha in the official mode of communication and appreciated the efforts taken by SAIL in adapting Hindi for effective communication in the changing times. All the unit heads in their address highlighted the importance of Hindi and how Hindi being the Official language of our nation the script of this language is easy and simple. All our efforts should be for the development of this language.
Online discussion on NEP-2020
A Virtual Panel Discussion on New Education Policy-2020 was organised by ICFAI University, Jharkhand here on Monday. Dr. Gopal Pathak, Vice-Chancellor, Jharkhand University of Technology, Dr. Nitesh Raj, Dy Director, Higher, Technical Education & Skill Development, Govt. of Jharkhand and Mr. Pradeep Bhattacharyya, Vice-President, Dhanbad District Bar Association were the distinguished panelists. Besides the Registrar, faculty members, students and alumni of the University, academicians and researchers from IIM, Ahmedabad, IBS, Kolkata, ABMR Business school, Bengaluru also participated and expressed their views. The panel discussion was moderated by Prof O R S Rao , Vice-Chancellor of the ICFAI University.
Rajbhasha Pakhwada held at BSL
Inauguration ceremony of Hindi Day cum Rajbhasha Pakhwara in BSL was held at Ispat Bhawan on Monday. Director in-charge (Medical and Health Services) Dr. AK Singh was the chief guest of this function. Among the distinguished guests were Executive Director (Projects and Personnel and Administration) R Kushwaha, Executive Director (Finance and Accounts) DK Saha, Executive Director (Operations) Atanu Bhowmik and Members of the Narakas organization were also connected online in the ceremony.