Chess Championship at SBU
The game of 9 rounds ended in the 21st Jharkhand Senior FIDE Rating Chess Championship 2022 running under the aegis of Sarla Birla University on Saturday. In this Pritam Singh of East Singhbhum, who was playing undefeated on the first board, defeated Krishna Kumar Sao of Dhanbad with black seals and scored 8.5 points and captured the competition, he was honoured with a cash amount of Rs 15,000 and a trophy. Aditi Raj of Ranchi, playing on the second board, stopped Ankit Kumar Singh of Bokaro on the draw and on the third board Saurav Kumar performed brilliantly and defeated Raja Bose of Dhanbad. In fourth place P. Manish Sharma of Singhbhum and Bhola Nath Das of PU Singhbhum won the fifth place, on the other hand, Kumar Ashwini of Ranchi won the title of Best Veteran, Rohit of East Singhbhum won the best unrated title. On the other hand, Sunidhi Singh, Rishu Raj, Suyash Pathel, Aditya Singha, Lokesh Kumar and Deepak Lal Saha were declared winners in different rating categories. A total of 25 winners were given cash prizes. On this occasion, Dr. Gopal Pathak, Vice Chancellor of Sarla Birla University as the chief guest, Paramjit Kaur, Principal of Sarla Birla School as special guest, Vijay Kumar Singh, Vice-President of All Jharkhand Chess Association and Deepak Kumar, Chief Arbiter were present. The programme was conducted by Joint Secretary Ajay Kumar and vote of thanks was given by Vijay Kumar Singh.
PARADISE continues social work in Namkum
Necessary medical check-up, free medicines were provided Paradise Society to needy people residing in village Rudungkocha under Bandua Panchayat of Namkum block on Saturday. Villages – Magubandh, Bundubeda and Kuiri Beda etc were benefitted. Mukhiya Bandua Panchayat- Aarti Devi, Bundubeda Ward Member- Renuka Munda, Rudungkocha Ward Member-Nirmala Devi and members of Jasmine Bosco SHG cooperated for this health camp. The total project cost was Rs 50,000. M/s Premsons Motors Udyog Pvt. Ltd provided the amount of support so that the society can do the whole programme. ASHA Institute put the project on the ground.