Paradise, Dawai Dost provide medicines on discount
Paradise Society and Dawai Dost provided essential medicines at a cash discount among the people infected with coronavirus at RIMS, Ranchi. Dawai Dost provides cheap medicines, but due to Paradise society’s efforts, patients were given additional discounts. To make this project a success, Premsons & Bairoliya Trust sponsored the project at a cost of Rs.1.5 lakh cash as well as complete medicines. Total Cash project cost was approximately Rs 3 Lakh (50 per cent each was borne by Paradise and Premsons & Bairoliya Trust) - excluding cost of medicines. With this collective effort, about 1000 needy and sick persons will be benefitted.
PNB@Ease Digihut inaugurated in Capital
The newly constructed PNB@Ease (Digihut) at Ranchi Main Road branch of Punjab National Bank was inaugurated on Wednesday by Circle Head, Raipur Circle, V Srinivas. The facility of ATM, cash withdrawal and deposit, passbook update, check deposit and internet kiosks are available for the customers here. On this occasion, the Divisional Head of Ranchi South Division Deepak Kumar Srivastava and other senior officers of the bank were present. After this, Srinivas held a meeting with the staff members working in the divisional offices, big branches and other offices of the bank located in Jharkhand. During the meeting, he exhorted all the staff members to be aware of banking activities and maintain good relationships with their customers and provide their best service. He also discussed the topics related to increasing the business of the bank - increasing advances, reducing rising NPAs, preventing slippage of new loan accounts into NPAs, implementation of government sponsored schemes etc.
Court grants bail in terror funding case
The Jharkhand High Court on Wednesday granted bail to three accused in a terror funding case related to Chatra district being investigated by National Investigation Agency. The court of Justice Rongon Mukhopadhyaya granted bail to Rajkumar Gonjhu, Vinod Gonjhu and Naresh Gonjhu who are allegedly associated with the banned left wing outfit Tritiya Prastuti Committee. They are accused of collecting levy from contractors and transporters in the Magadh Amrapali coal project of the CCL.
Association of Steel Executives holds protest
A ‘BLACK BADGE’ demonstration under the aegis of Association of Steel Executives, Ranchi (ASE) was observed by the executive collective of SAIL units at Ranchi on 21st June,2021 to protest against the inordinate delay in resolution of issues pertaining to executive collective of SAIL. The issues include, Implementation of long due 3rd pay revision of executives, Pay anomaly of JO 2008 & 2010 batch and Ex gratia and compensatory employment to dependents of deceased employees due to Covid 19. It is worthwhile to mention that the BLACK BADGE protest was observed as per the resolution of Steel Executive Federation of India the apex body of executive collective of SAIL in its virtual meeting held on 25th May,2021.
JPPC president remembers Sanjay Gandhi
Aditya Vikram Jaiswal, president of Jharkhand Pradesh Professional Congress Committee, today paid tributes to the Revolutionary Leader Late Sanjay Gandhi on his death anniversary. On this occasion, garlanding his portrait threw light on his biography. After this, masks and sanitizers were distributed among 110 needy people. On this occasion, Jaiswal bowed down to Sanjay Gandhi and said that Sanjay Gandhi has been a source of inspiration for us youth. He said that Gandhi coming into active politics, he had made a mark as the heart emperor of the youth, the programmes run under his leadership had made a lot of progress in the country. His absence will always be felt by the countrymen.
CII lends a helping hand
Confederation of Indian Industry ( CII) handed over five oxygen concentrators of 10 litres each and 25 pulse oximeters to the local district administration of East Singhbhum on Wednesday. An official of CII said that while the Government was taking several steps to increase and strengthen existing healthcare infrastructure, CII, CII Foundation, and affiliates stepped in to augment existing COVID-care facilities. CII has been proactively engaging to catalyze the private sector and industry initiative to complement and supplement the Government of India in combating the second wave of COVID-19. Working closely with the State Governments and District Administrations to assess the needs, CII mobilised contributions and assistance and is undertaking extensive healthcare infrastructure support by distributing Oxygen Cylinder, Concentrator, Pulse Oximeter, and Flowmeters.
Bokaro MLA pays tributes to SP Mookerjee
While addressing the workers of Chas Nagar on the death anniversary of Dr. Syama Prasad Mukherjee, Bokaro MLA Biranchi Narayan said that Dr. Mukherjee a great educationist, ardent nationalist and founder of Bharatiya Jana Sangh, synonymous with national unity and integrity is like a symbol in our country who had sacrificed in Kashmir to fulfill the resolutions of one Vidhan and one Pradhan. He was the unparalleled hero of India's unity and integrity. Dr. Mukherjee not only fought for the country before independence, but also sacrificed his life for the unity of the country after independence, making Bengal, Punjab and Kashmir an integral part of India. His tenacity and struggle to maintain it is admirable.
PAS Inspires students through Int’l Olympic Day
International Olympic Day was observed with great enthusiasm at PAS Bokaro. Special assemblies were organized for every class to share the great history of the games with a special emphasis on India’s performance. Inspiring quotations from world class athletes bolstered the confidence of students and inspired them to dream big. An Olympic themed quiz was conducted for students of grades 6 to 12 on the occasion. Principal, Dr Karuna Prasad wished each student and said, “There is an athlete in all of us- the Dreamer, the Competitor, the Achiever. Let us look to the great achievements of the Olympic medalists and be inspired not only by the luster of their medals but the perseverance and hard work that went into earning it.”
Weekend support for Indian Olympic squad
Dhanbad District Olympic Association on Wednesday launched a week long support for Indian Olympic Squad at a mall here where common masses have been asked to come and put signature in support for the selected squad that would be participating in Tokyo Olympics. Officer bearers of the association Junaid Allam and Ranjeet Keshri in a joint statement said that by this signature campaign and selfie point those willing to extent support to the team can put signature and the selfie with the Olympic heroes’ photos that has been put on board "I support Indian Olympic team". The programme is to continue till June 30, added Keshri.