e-Vartan conclave at XLRI
XLRI ExPGDM’s conclave committee organised e-Vartan’ XLRI’s flagship E-Commerce conclave themed ‘Decoding E-Commerce’. The day started with an inaugural address by Pranabesh Ray, XLRI alumni, former dean academics, and professor, human resources management, XLRI Jamshedpur, where he set the stage for the events planned during the day. Ray’s address was followed by a welcome address by Arpita Srivastava, assistant professor -marketing, XLRI Jamshedpur. She extended her warm welcome to all the guest speakers, participants, faculty and students. The session started with the address by the chief guest, Ayyappan Rajagopal, chief business officer, Myntra, on ‘E-commerce Ecosystem in India.’ He addressed the audience on consumer behavior, changing business paradigms, and the ease of accessibility. A keynote session by Prithvi Chandrasekhar, president – Consumer Finance, InCred Financial Services on ‘The Impact of Fintech on Today’s E-commerce Sector’ followed the chief guest session.
Distribution of high protein diet by Mahila Samiti
As part of “Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav Celebration” of India’s independence by Bokaro Steel Plant and in the backdrop of the National Nutrition Campaign of the Government of India to ensure the achievement of malnutrition free India, The distribution program of high protein diet was organized at Surabhi Kendra run by Bokaro Mahila Samiti. During the program, CGM (Services) of Bokaro Steel Plant, Sanjay Kumar, CGM (CED) Shaligram Singh and Vice-President of Bokaro Mahila Samiti, Monika Rangani distributed high protein diet among the women working in the Mahila Samiti. On this occasion, General Manager (Public Relations) and COC Manikant Dhan, DGM (CSR) KR Sudhanshu and members of the Mahila Samiti were present.
Son of retired policeman murdered
A mutilated body of a 32-year-old man was found lying in a field at Kudarsai village under Seraikela police station area on Tuesday morning. The body was identified as that of Ashish Tiu, a resident of Kudarsai and son of a retired police man. Panic spread in the area following the recovery of the body. The victims bore wounds suspected from bullets. A father of three children, the victim was suspected to have been shot before being bludgeoned to death by a group of assailants in the field. The victim’s bike was also recovered 500 meters from the place he was found dead. A cartridge was also recovered by the police. The police have recovered the body and shifted it to the Seraikela Sadar Hospital mortuary for postmortem. Police suspect the victim to have been shot before being bludgeoned to death.
JBCCI to meet on Oct 4 to discuss coal bonus
A meeting of JBCCI-XI has been convineed by the Coal India Limited (CIL) to discuss the bonus payment to coal workers on October 4 at New Delhi , according to a notification issued by the company. All members including those of four trade unions have been asked to attend the meeting on a given date. Trade unions BMS, HMS, AITUC and CITU have been asked to come up with their views on this issue. AICTU alternate representative LakhanLal Mahto said , all four trade unions would have joint discussion on this issue ahead of the meeting then would place the demand. IF all goes well coal workers may get a bonus ahead of the Durga Puja , expected Mahto.