DWA gifts RO filter to school
Doctors' Wives Association, in keeping with its monthly charity commitment, arranged clean drinking water for 700 children studying at Birsa Shiksha Niketan, next to the Jagannathpur Temple. The school was gifted a large Kent RO water purifier, a 40 litre steel container, two large jars for water storage and some disposables on Wednesday, 7th December 2022. On this occasion, Chairperson Vinita Sharan, President Bindu Prasad, Secretary Dr. Soni Sinha, Anju Singh, Rekha Mishra, Shobha Kumar, Neeta Sahay, Sushma Mishra, Arti Sinha, Nibha Mishra, Shreela Chaudhary, Pallavi Sharan, Bibha Singh and Supriya Thakur were present.
SBPS students spread joy at Deepshikha
On the occasion of International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the students of Sarala Birla Public School went to ‘Deepshikha– an institute of child development and mental health’ for Inclusive events full of fun, activity and learning. The programme commenced with mesmerizing dance performance by the special kids of Deepshikha followed by a series of interesting, mind-racking games involving both the students of Deepshikha as well as SBPS. The children of the Adult Skill Training Unit demonstrated how to make marble print cards, envelopes and paper bags and presented them to the students of SBPS. The students of SBPS demonstrated and explained the models and projects created by them. They had prepared the model of a Laser Distance and Height Measure which can measure the height of any person or any distance without actually using any measuring tape. They gave the demo by measuring the heights of everyone present there. The second project was how to produce energy using household waste material. Everyone present at the event liked and enjoyed the utility of the models.
Armed Forces Flag Day at RRD
Indian Armed Forces Flag Day was celebrated by Ranchi Railway Division, under which QR code standees have been installed at Ranchi and Hatia station of the division for Sainik Kalyan. Through this QR code, passengers and common citizens can contribute their desired amount for the welfare of soldiers through digital payment. The amount contributed will be used for the welfare schemes of the families of martyred soldiers, retired soldiers and soldiers. Along with this, announcements and videos were also played at the main stations of the division to create awareness about the Indian Armed Forces Flag Day among the passengers and common citizens.
Gamers keen to explore career opportunities
Jamshedpur: Indian Gamers are showing a strong interest towards a career in gaming, according to The HP India Gaming Landscape Study 2022. The study covering over 2000 respondents across 14 Indian cities highlighted that gamers feel gaming offers good earnings prospects along with multiple career choices. In the second edition of HP’s Gaming Study in India, PC remained the most preferred device for gaming. An overwhelming 68% of gamers voted for PC, as it offers better processors, design, and graphics with immersive displays. According to the study, around two-thirds of serious gamers want to explore gaming as a full-time or a part-time career. Another key reason driving gamers towards gaming is the possibility of their hobby becoming a career.