The local unit of Sanskar Bharti organised rangoli and mehandi competition in the premises of Hindu High School Hazaribagh. Mayor Anjali Kumari and retired HOD of VBU Kiran Rana inaugurated the programme with lighting the lamp.
On this occasion participants of different age groups presented their talent in front of everyone. Around 85 participants took part in Rangoli competition while 90 in Mehandi. Akansha, Anjali and Shruti were declared winners in Rangoli competition in below 11 year age group. Nishu, Swati and Priya were declared winners in 11-17 year age group while Swati, Priyanka and Sanju won in above 17 year age group. In mehandi, Anjali, Sudipti and Priya won in below 11, Nancy, Khusbu and Shifat in 11-17 age group and
Sita, Sonali and Swati were declared first to third in above 17 year age group.
Addressing the gathering mayor Anjali Kumari said that Sanskar Bharti is an organisation which is regularly working in the field of preserving the art and culture of our country. She thanked the organizers, participants, judges and volunteers for their enthusiasm and hard work to make this program successful. Shankar Chandra Pathak anchored the program while Dr. Veena Akhouri presented vote of thanks by the Government for producing more quantity of high grade coal in the country.
In the year 2015-16, total annual expenditure of Rs 3844.73 crore was incurred on the 15 coal washeries owned by subsidiaries of Coal India ltd, such as BCCl, CCl, NCl and WCl, said the statement.
The minister also stated that Coal India and its subsidiaries are deploying more number of surface miners to facilitate selective mining, adopting selective mining of bands of more than one meter thickness, appropriating positioning of OB and coal benches to avoid contamination and scrapping, cleaning of coal benches before blasting for improve the quality of low grade coal.