Dandiya Evening of IPS wives
As the festivities of this year grow in full fervour, the IPS wives of Jharkhand also chose to take the plunge and decided to celebrate a dandiya evening full of merriment, dance and cheer on Friday, at Khukri Guest House, decked in the most gorgeous attires, flaunting their dandiya sticks and dancing skills. The members enjoyed the event with fervour.
Programme on Business acumen at MTI
A programme on Business Acumen was held at MTI, Ranchi during September 27-30, 2022. Aim of the programme was to help in enhancing business acumen of participants for enabling them to take managerial decisions effectively for value creation at their work place. Executives at E6 –E7 Level from various Plants/Units of SAIL attended the programme. The programme was highly appreciated by the participants. In the valedictory session, ED (HRD), MTI interacted with the participants and urged them to utilize the learning from the programme at their workplace.
Farewell to superannuating employees at CCL
A Farewell function for five retiring employees was organised at CCL HQ, Ranchi on Friday. Director Tech (Op) R B Prasad along with Dir (Pers) HN Mishra along with Director (Fin) PK Mishra also graced the occasion. The programme was attended by General Managers, HoDs and other employees of the company. A video film where the superannuating employees shared their anecdotes from their journey was aired on the occasion. A total of 86 employees superannuated from CCL in September. Speaking on the occasion DT (Op) R B Prasad congratulated the superannuating employees on their exemplary service and wished them for the future. The Director (Pers) expressed his gratitude to the superannuating employees for their services and extended well wishes to the retiring employees for their health and happiness.
DWA donates Rs 25k to NGO
Another step for charity by DWA was the donation of a cheque worth Rs 25,000 to an NGO named Koshish at Argora Ranchi. A few members of DWA, Vinita Sharan the Chairperson, Jhooma Sarkar, Co-Chairperson, President Bindu Prasad, Secretary Dr Soni Sinha, Manju Khaitan, Rekha Mishra, Renu Tiwari, Arti Sinha, Anju Kumari Singh, DebjaniSanyal, Sunita Sinha, Sushma Mishra and Rina Sah assembled at the venue around 12 noon on Friday for the noble cause. The members were hopeful that the machine bought by Koshish with this amount would definitely be a source of livelihood for the special children of the NGO Koshish.
Training programme at IINRG
A five-day training programme was organized by ICICI Foundation for 50 lac growers of Khunti, Ranchi and West Singhbhum at IINRG Ranchi from September 26 to September 30. These farmers will increase the scientific cultivation of lacquer in their respective areas as well as train the farmers. In order to increase the production as well as increase the income, technical training in lac cultivation and marketing has also been provided to the farmers. ICICI Foundation has also supported the establishment of the state's first solar powered lacquer processing center at Silda village in Khunti, which is being operated and managed by a trained farmer group. ICICI Foundation is working with about 5000 lac producers of Jharkhand state for their social and economic upliftment. A target has been set to reach 10000 farmers of the state by the year 2024.
Canara Bank celebrates Hindi Diwas
Hindi Diwas and Hindi Pakhwada Closing Ceremony was organized with great enthusiasm on September 300 at Canara Bank, Circle Office, Ranchi. Hitesh Goyal, General Manager, Circle Office, Ranchi presided over the programme. Dr. Jai Prakash Pandey, Head of Hindi Department, St. Xavier's College, Ranchi had a dignified presence as the chief guest in the programme. BD Kujur, DGM formally welcomed everyone with his welcome address. Ramchandra, Divisional Manager administered the Official Language Pledge to all. Shiv Shankar, Divisional Manager, and Prashant Kumar Singh, Divisional Manager congratulated the MD and CEO of Canara Bank, LV Prabhakar for his Hindi Day message.
NHES students visit old age homes
To spread puja cheer amongst all, Narbheram Hansraj English School (NHES) students and teachers visited Nirmal Hriday and Aashirwad (Old Age Homes) to distribute cards, food essentials, chocolates, soap, phenyl and other daily need items. The inmates were very appreciative of the responsible and caring attitude of the students. The sub staff of the school were also given sweet packets. The aim was to encourage students to be empathetic and compassionate towards people who need help and require assistance.