GM, ECR chairs RROLIC meeting
Under the chairmanship of Anupam Sharma, General Manager, East Central Railway, the 75th meeting of "Regional Rail Official Language Implementation Committee" was organized in Hajipur on Wednesday. Presiding over the meeting, the GM reviewed the promotion of official language thoroughly and said that the use and spread of official language Hindi on East Central Railway is satisfactory, however, many more works have to be done. He said that simplicity and ease of language is important. When we work in official language, write it in a simple and easy way so that everyone can understand it. He directed all the senior railway officers to do their cent percent work in Hindi. Whenever they go to the inspection, they must do the inspection related to the progress of the official language. On this occasion, the Operational Department was given an inter-departmental official language mobile shield by the General Manager for doing excellent work in the official language. Also, four officers/employees of different divisions etc. were given certificates related to individual cash reward schemes received from the Railway Board by the GM. He also released the magazine “Nalanda Nayan” of Carriage Repair Factory, Harnaut and “Signal Engineering Manual” published by the Signal Department of Headquarters/Hajipur.
Elocution Competition at ILCC
An ‘Inter School Elocution Competition’ for Classes 6-8 was held at The International Library and Cultural Center on Wednesday. The theme of the competition was -- Struggle for Freedom by People Around the World. References were made to Malala Yusufzai, Nelson Mandela, Subhash Chandra Bose, Jawaharlal Nehru and Martin Luther King. The participants spoke about the freedom struggle of Rwanda, France, America, and India. They touched upon the restrictions imposed on women and also discrimination against women, skin, thought etc. The programme was conducted by the Cultural Secretary of ILCC Rekha Mishra. The Judges were Smita Khemka and Dr. Manisha Budhia. Students from Bridgeford School, Sapphire International, Oxford Public School, Loretto Convent, Kairali School, St. Anthony's, Manan Vidya, Delhi Public School and Surendranath Centenary School took part in the competition. The first, second and third prizes were bagged by Sharmishtha Narayan Singh (DPS), Anastasia Maria Crasto (LORETTO) and Darshit Pandit (DPS) respectively.
HN Mishra is new Director (Pers) CCL
Harsh Nath Mishra took charge as the new Director (Personnel) of Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) on Wednesday. CMD, CCL, PM Prasad welcomed him to the CCL family. Prasad said that he is confident that under the leadership of Mishra, the Personnel department will scale to new heights and contribute to the success of the company. After taking Charge Mishra interacted with the employees of the company. Mishra has an extensive experience of over 31 years in various facets of Human Resource. Prior to taking charge at CCL, he was working as General Manager at Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL).
JMM leader meets British High Commissioner
JMM Leader, Dr Tanuj Khatri met British High Commissioner of India Alex Ellis late on Monday night. Khatri was invited by Deputy High Commissioner Nicholas Low on behalf of the British Deputy High Commission in Kolkata for a dinner meeting with Ellis. This programme is for Indians associated with Britain who have been part of various programs run by the British High Commission in the past. Through these programmes the message was sent that Britain does not forget the relationship once established, but takes the initiative to strengthen it further. It is to be known that Tanuj Khatri was selected in the year 2017 by the British High Commission, in which Tanuj represented India in London.
Free food for flood victims
After the massive flood due to heavy rainfall, Inner Wheel of Jamshedpur Zest distributed food at a local basti near Arunoday Apartment in Adityapur. The club came to the rescue of around 300 settlers of local basti by making food arrangements for them. President Nisha Gadia took the lead under project Annapurna, which is also the district chairman’s goal. She said that the club will continue to serve the society during the time of crisis.
Satnam Gambhir honoured
Under the leadership of Amarjit Singh Bhamra, head of Shri Guru Arjun Dev Ji Seva Dal, the East India President of All India Sikh Students Federation, Satnam Singh Gambhir was honored for doing good work in the interest of society. Amarjit Singh Bhamra said that Satnam Singh Gambhir got the Marriage Act implemented in Jharkhand, now he is trying to get the Sikh Marriage Act implemented in Bengal as well. He also worked to get them compensation for riot victims. He also honored the children who have come top in CBSE and ICSE for the last 9 years. Sardar Amarjit Singh Bhamra, Sardar Inder Singh Inder, Sardar Sarabjit Singh, Sardar Inderpal Singh, Sardar Manpreet Singh were present.
Investiture ceremony at PMS Gomia
The swearing-in ceremony of the student council and head boy and head girl for the new session at Pitts Modern School, Gomia concluded here on Tuesday with an attractive cultural function and march past. The chief guest of the programme was Colonel Harmeet Singh, Commanding Officer, 22nd Jharkhand Battalion. Apart from CC Hazaribagh, Colonel Deepak Padhi and Rakesh Kumar General Manager IEPL, Arindam Das Gupta Vice Chairman School Management Committee and Principal Manoj Kumar Upadhyay jointly inaugurated the programme by lighting the island. The principal administered the oath to the students of the student council, while head boy Sujay and head girl Rashi were honoured by the guests by wearing badges and giving the flag of the ceremony, and all the student council heads were also anointed and sworn in.