Man’s body found at Morhabadi ground
Body of an unidentified person was found near Morhabadi Ground in Ranchi. On information, Lalpur police reached the spot and sent the body to RIMS for postmortem. Seeing the dead body of the deceased, it looks as if someone has strangled him to death. The dead body was lying right in front of the museum located at Morhabadi Maidan. A towel is wrapped around the neck of the deceased. The shopkeepers of Morhabadi Maidan informed the Lalpur police, after which City DySP Deepak Kumar and Lalpur station in-charge Mamta reached the spot in a hurry. Meanwhile, a friend shot and injured his own friend near Chhota Talab of Hindpiri police station area in the State Capital on Monday. The victim was identified as Mohammad. After being shot, the local people hurriedly took Imran to RIMS where his condition remains critical. The name of the father of the injured youth is Mohammad Kallu. On the other hand, after getting the information about the incident, the police under the leadership of DySP, Prakash Soye reached the spot. The police team has arrested the youth. He is under interrogation.
Adani Foundation installs Pyayu in 3 places
Adani Foundation has set up pyayu at three places for the convenience of the common people in the summer. In all the three places, one person each along with the pyau has also been deployed to provide cold drinking water to the common people. Near the block office premises, in the Community Health Center and near the Barkagaon police station gate, three pyayu have been installed.
Cervical Cancer Screening Camp.
CMPDI in association with CCL Hospital, Gandhi Nagar, Ranchi organised a Cervical Cancer Screening Camp at CMPDI (HQ), dispensary on Monday for the benefit of female employees and Contractual employees working at CMPDI(HQ) and RI-III. Rupali Gupta, President, Kasturi Mahila Sabha inaugurated the screening camp. Collected samples were sent to CCL Hospital, Gandhinagar for Histopathological examination. Around 35 women were benefitted from this camp. Dr. Shilpi Swaroop, Dy.C.M.O and Dr. Om Prakash, Dy. C.M.O were present and oversee the screening camp. Dr. Ratnesh Jain, CMS I/C, Dr. Kadambini, Gynecologist from CCL Hospital and members of WIPS were present on this occasion.
Eye Check-up camp by Vikas Bharti
A free eye check-up camp was jointly organized by Vikas Bharti and Life Care Hospital, Bariatu at Arogya Bhawan-1, Bariatu Road, Ranchi-based center campus of Vikas Bharti on Monday, which was inaugurated by Mamta Devi, Member, National Commission for WomenOn the occasion, Mamta Devi took information about various projects being run under the organization and observed the training work under various subjects being run under Jan Shikshan Sansthan, Ranchi, as well as interacted with the trainees under G20 public community participation. Everyone was also informed about the various works being done by the Women's Commission. Informing the people present about the various schemes being run by the Commission related to the promotion and protection of women, she said that along with being alert for the future, women should discharge their responsibilities towards the society and take advantage of the upcoming opportunities themselves. Ashok Bhagat, Secretary of Vikas Bharti, Ranjana Chowdhary, Vice President, Vikas Bharti, Nikhilesh Maity, Director, Jan Shikshan Sansthan and others were present on the occasion.
Summer Camp organized at SCS
Surendranath Centenary School (SCS) organized a summer camp that started from June 5 and concluded on June 9. During the camp, students of classes III to IX spent their vacation by learning Yoga ,aerobics, music and craft. Children learnt and enjoyed a lot. Different indoor and outdoor games were also being played. Altogether 200 students participated in different events. Parents appreciated the management for taking such initiatives and cooperated with the school to conduct it successfully. Principal Samit Sinha said that such hobby sessions are important to provide exposure to children, they help the children in their personality development.