6 girls stuck in Tamil Nadu rescued
Six girls of Sonuwa block located in Chaibasa have been safely returned from Tamil Nadu by the State government. All these girls had gone to Bannari Spinning Mills Limited, Tamil Nadu to do thread work. A total of Rs 36,000 has also been paid for everyone's remuneration. In this work, the Safe and Responsible Migration Center, Chaibasa and State Migrant Control Room started by the State Government contributed significantly. The rescued girls were given work by a contractor at the Bannari Amman Spinning Mill in Tripur, Tamil Nadu. When the girls wanted to return home after three or four months, the contractor stopped them by demanding money. After this the girls sought help from the State government. On the instructions of the government, all the girls were brought back safely.
CMPDI CMD visits exploration camps
CMD, CMPDI, Manoj Kumar, along with officials of RI -VII, Bhubaneswar visited drill sites of Gopalpur exploration camp on July 11 to review the performance of the camps. Kumar had a brief discussion with HoD (exploration), OIC and geologists regarding drilling plan for the FY 2022-23, Challenges and duly acknowledged the achievements of the camp and motivated them to achieve the assigned targets.
SCS celebrates Paper Bag Day
Paper Bag Day was celebrated in Surendranath Centenary School on Tuesday through a variety of programmes. The Science club organised an awareness drive to spread the strong message of using paper bags instead of plastic. On this occasion the teachers as well as the students took the pledge for minimum use of plastic items. A special assembly was conducted both in the junior and the senior wing where the students through their speech, song and role plays spoke about the adverse impact of plastic bags on the environment and the benefits of using paper bags. The students right from Nursery to 12 participated eagerly and prepared around 2000 paper bags of different colours, shapes and sizes and distributed them to the local vendors, small shopkeepers and costermongers and also to the teachers which was a part of the Community Service and best practices of the school.
Principal Samita Sinha appreciated the efforts of the students and said that it is high time people switch to paper bags for carrying their shopping.