Vice President visits IHM Goa
Vice President of India, M. Venkaiah Naidu visited the Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition, Alto Porvorim, Goa on January 12, 2021 as Chief Guest commemorating celebration of the 158th Birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. Naidu visited various training labs and classrooms of the sprawling campus. He witnessed the showcase of unique cuisine and culture of Goa and Jharkhand under the Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat initiative. The Indiatourism Mumbai carried out the entire branding at the venue celebrating rich diversities of Goa and Jharkhand. The Goa and Jharkhand display at the venue in IHM-Goa was designed by Sudhir John Horo, a designer of international renown, from Ranchi, Jharkhand. The displays depicted the rich local heritage and traditions, culture, cuisine, tourism locations and lifestyles of Goa and Jharkhand. Ek Bharat Shreshta Bharat has also brought the two states of Jharkhand and Goa together, enhancing the bonds between states strengthening unity and integrity of India. The programme looks to build further on the unique diversities of the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the states of Goa and Jharkhand.
ECR holds RROEC’s 68th meeting
The 68th meeting of Regional Railway Official Language Implementation Committee was held on Tuesday under the chairmanship of General Manager LC Trivedi in Patna. Expressing happiness on the occasion the GM said that a hall has been constructed by the Danapur division, it has been launched on this day and its name has been kept as ‘Sanskriti’, linking it with Sahitya-Sanskriti. After this meeting, a Hasya Kavi Conference was also organized in the same hall as its memorabilia. He instructed officials to make Hindi template in ‘e-office’ so that one can avoid the mistakes of interpretation. On this occasion, he released the e-magazine ‘Vaishali’, Shweta Shekhar’s book ‘Zero Hour Question’, awarding the successful participants in Rajbhasha Pakhwara -2020.
JSCB awars branch managers for excellent work
Jharkhand State Co operative Bank (JSCB), Chairman, Abhay Kant Prasad and JSCB Chief Executive Officer, Prem Prakash on Tuesday felicitated to branch managers of their excellent work done by them in areas like increase in deposits, loan distribution and loan recovery. First prize received by Hazaribagh Bank Manager, Amit Kumar and Second prize received by Khunti branch manager, Amit Nandi where as third prize received by Hinoo branch manager, Pallavi Raj.
Commemorating International icons at SBPS
Sarala Birla Public School, Ranchi commemorated the centennial birth anniversary of its founder Basant Kumar Birla and observed the National Youth Day, commemorating the 158th birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda on 12th January 2021. The school organized a special virtual assembly wherein the students participated with much enthusiasm showcasing their deep reverence for both the icons. A respectful homage was paid to the venerable leaders bythe teachers and the students. Students made posters, collages, paintings and PowerPoint Presentations paying homage to both the leaders.
RYC hails SC decision on Farm laws
The Rashtravadi Yuva Congress (RYC) has hailed the Supreme Court (SC) decision on Farm laws. RYC State president Prabhakar Prasad on Tuesday hailed the decision of the SC while talking to media persons here after concluding session of the State organisation here. Prabhakar said that his party has been opposing the laws since the beginning. The SC decision indicates that it’s convinced that the laws are against the farmers across the country. RCP national general secretary and party - In- charge for Jharkhand Multi Manohar Pandey who too was present during the press conference said, RYC activists have been asked to chalk out a plan to fight the policies of Jharkhand government. The state government has failed to provide employment to youth and crime against women is on rise.
MYM distributes food
Food was distributed among children and women by Upadhyaksha Sujata Dukania under the banner of Marwari Yuva Manch - ‘Dedication’ at the Bring Together Foundation office at Devi Mandap Road, Piska Mode. Rashmi Singh, director of Meena Tywala, secretary Dimple, Kiran, Ritu and Bring Together Foundation were present on the occasion.
38 painters, journalists, film makers honoured
A 10-day tribal painting workshop was organised by the Ministry of Culture, Government of India’s eastern centre, Kolkata and Jharkhand. About 38 painters, film makers, journalists and writers were honoured at the closing ceremony on Tuesday at Audrey House, Ranchi. Public Service Commission Chairman Amitabh Choudhary was the chief guest while Cultural Department Director Deepak Kumar Shahi, former Director Ashok Kumar Singh and Indira Gandhi National Center for the Arts regional director Sanjay Jha were the special guests. Jharkhand is a mine of cultural heritage and it should be taken forward, said Choudhary. Dr RK Neerad was awarded the Yamini Rai Tribal Painting Research Award for his outstanding contribution in the field of research, preservation and promotion of tribal painting while SS Nayyar Jamal was awarded the Rukaiyya Mahavi painting award.