Adampur Team Registered Victory In The Inaugural Match
Adampur team registered victory in the inaugural match
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'Cut The Connection' Campaign Started In Jamshedpur Circle, Power To Towers Will Be Cut If Rs 4.33 Crore Is Outstanding
In Jamshedpur circle, the electricity department has started 'cut the connection' campaign against defaulters. Connections are being disconnected without notice if the outstanding is more than Rs 10,000. There is a huge dues of Rs 4.33 crore on 81 mobile towers, whose electricity will also be disconnected. The department has appealed to the consumers to pay the bills immediately so that inconvenience can be avoided.
Gumla Police Arrested PLFI Maoist Sameer Tirkey, Had Escaped From Jail 1 Year Ago
Gumla police arrested PLFI Maoist Sameer Tirkey, who was absconding for a year, from his native village Vrinda. He had escaped from Birsa Munda Central Jail in Ranchi and was serving life imprisonment in a kidnapping and murder case. This action taken on the basis of secret information is being considered a big success of Gumla Police.
Vaccination Of 9832 Stray Dogs Will Be Done In Ramgarh, Work Started After The Order Of Supreme Court.
Anti-rabies vaccination of 9,832 stray dogs has started in Ramgarh district on the orders of the Supreme Court. Ranchi's Animal Welfare Trust has to complete this work by 15th February. This campaign, which started from Gola block, is getting government vaccine and local support. The NGO is demanding extension of the deadline so that the entire district can be made rabies free.
Once A Coach In Amitabh And Sam Maneksha's School, Now Ranji King
Mayank Mishra led his team Uttarakhand to the Ranji Trophy semi-finals, defeating Jharkhand at home. Jharkhand did not give a chance to Mayank, who was once a cricket coach in Sherwood College. In 2018, when Uttarakhand got recognition from BCCI, he left his job and returned to cricket. By playing county cricket in England, he improved his bowling and lost weight. Now he is the highest wicket taker bowler of this Ranji season.
Airplane Maintenance And Visa Center Will Open In Deoghar, Youth Will Be Given Training And Will Get Employment.
MP Nishikant Dubey launched the hull upgradation program in Deoghar. He announced that an airplane and helicopter maintenance and training center will open in Deoghar by the end of this year. Besides, a visa center will also be established. C-DAC will train 1.35 lakh children of Jharkhand, which will increase employment opportunities and curb cyber crime. C-DAC will also work with AIIMS Deoghar in the treatment of sickle cell anemia.
Antibiotics Entering The Body Through Milk, Meat And Vegetables, Direct Attack On Kidney And Liver.
Excessive use of antibiotics in farming, animal husbandry and fisheries poses a serious threat to human health. According to experts, these medicines are entering the body through milk, meat and vegetables, increasing the risk of cancer, liver and kidney related diseases. This is leading to antibiotic resistance and creation of superbugs, which are rendering medicines ineffective and also polluting the environment.
Administration Took Action Against 17 Sleeper Buses That Failed In Safety Standards In Jamshedpur, Major Action By DTO
In Jamshedpur, action was taken against 17 sleeper buses on the instructions of the Deputy Commissioner. In a special checking operation at Mango Bus Stand, the Transport Department and Traffic Police found violations of AIS-052 and AIS-119 safety norms. The DTO has issued a notice to the bus owners warning them to repair the buses. This campaign will continue to ensure the safety of passengers.
Jharkhand Civic Elections: Candidates From 38 Wards Elected Unopposed, 6,288 Left In The Fray
Under Jharkhand civic elections, councilors have been elected unopposed in 38 wards of 16 civic bodies. After scrutiny and return of nomination papers, only one candidate remained in the fray and he was declared the winner. Now there will be no voting in these wards. A total of 6,288 candidates will try their luck in the voting to be held on February 23.
Tension Due To Objectionable Material Being Found In The Temple In Madhupur, Deoghar, Police Engaged In Investigation.
Tension has spread due to throwing of objectionable items in the Durga temple located at Dangalpada in Madhupur Deoghar. This incident happened after the previous communal violence in Lalgarh. The police took immediate action and appealed to the people to maintain peace. SDPO and station in-charge reached the spot. The police are considering it as a conspiracy to disrupt the civic elections and are scanning the CCTV footage in search of the culprits. The situation is currently under control.
Special Cell Interrogated Al Qaeda Suspects Sami-Naseem, Mastermind Of Drone Attacks 'Haider' Still Absconding
The Special Cell of Delhi Police interrogated Abdul Sami and Naseem, who were acquitted on suspicion of being linked to Al Qaeda, in Seraikela. After five days of intensive investigation, he was released due to lack of evidence. Meanwhile, the mastermind of the drone attacks and the most wanted terrorist Syed Mohammad Arshiyan alias Haider is still absconding, on whom there is a Red Corner Notice of Interpol. Security has been increased in Jamshedpur.
Smart Classes Started In Government Schools Of Ranchi, Children Will Get Modern Digital Education.
Smart boards and digital classrooms are being started in the government schools of Ranchi, which will provide modern education to the children. This is being made possible with the collaboration of Mirae Asset Foundation and Extramarks Education Foundation under 'Project Pahal'. This initiative, which started from GMS Booti, aims to cover the entire district, which will increase the attendance of children and reduce the dropout rate.
Mini Bus Of Students Going For Examination In Hazaribagh Collides With Divider, Bike Rider Dies, Condition Of 3 Critical
A horrific road accident took place in Barhi, Hazaribagh on Saturday. A mini bus full of students going to appear for matriculation examination hit a bike rider on GT Road, killing him on the spot. Five students were injured after the bus collided with the divider, the condition of three of them is said to be critical. Police have started investigation by sending the body for post-mortem.
Indian Railway Update: Rules Of Group Travel Ticket Changed, Now ID Of One Passenger Is Mandatory During The Journey.
Dhanbad. It is mandatory to carry a valid identity card while traveling in a group in a train. Even if there are six tickets on one PNR, one member will have to show the identity card. In the absence of identity card, the entire group will be considered ticketless, which can increase problems. Even on concessional or special quota tickets, valid evidence will have to be presented for authenticity. Railway Board has directed to implement it strictly.
10 Birhor Children Missing In Koderma, Clue Not Found Even After 6 Days
Ten children are missing since February 1 from Gadiyai Birhor Tola of Jaynagar police station area of Koderma. Even after six days, their whereabouts have not been found, due to which the families are worried. The children had gone to Parsabad for a feast. The family members informed the chief on February 3, who informed the police. After initial negligence, SP Anudeep Singh has formed a special team to investigate. The police are now investigating the matter seriously.
Governor Santosh Gangwar Inaugurated Vansathotsav In ISM, Emphasized On Critical Minerals And Self-reliant India.
Governor Santosh inaugurated the Industry-Institute Interaction Program on National Development at IIT ISM, Dhanbad. He appreciated the contribution of the institute in mining, geology and energy sector. The Governor laid emphasis on smart mining, critical minerals, environment protection and labor reforms. He said that the role of educational institutions and youth is important in building a self-reliant and developed India 2047, which is taking the country from the fourth to the third largest economy.
Ranchi Municipal Corporation Strict On Encroachment In Kanke Dam Catchment Area, 9 Illegal Houses Identified
Ranchi Municipal Corporation has taken strict action against encroachment in the catchment area of Kanke Dam. Under the leadership of Additional Administrator Sanjay Kumar, the team inspected and identified nine illegal buildings. The corporation will issue notices to the residents of these buildings and ask for documents. If found illegal, eviction and removal action will be taken. The corporation has warned not to tolerate encroachment on the reservoirs.
Ajit Pawar's Ashes Reached Jharkhand, Peace Lesson Concluded With Devotion In Ranchi
The ashes of former Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar were brought to Jharkhand due to family ties. Anil Verma brought the urn sent by his son Parth Pawar from Delhi to Ranchi and handed it over to Kamlesh Kumar Singh. The religious program related to Shanti Path and immersion of ashes was concluded with devotion at Binu Singh's residence in Pundag, Ranchi. Singh family members and dignitaries were present on the occasion, who prayed for peace to the departed soul.
JMM Claims In Jharkhand Municipal Elections, The City Government Will Win On The Trust Of The Public.
JMM has given a big statement regarding the upcoming municipal elections. Party general secretary Supriyo Bhattacharya said that this time JMM will capture the urban bodies, because their real alliance is with the people. He clarified that municipal elections are based on local issues. JMM will field its supported mayor candidates relying on the development work of Chief Minister Hemant Soren, which will give a new direction to urban development.
Now In Jharkhand, Farmers Will Be Able To Plant Timber And Fruit Trees On Agricultural Land, Income Will Double.
Farmers of Jharkhand will now be able to increase their income through agriculture along with plantation. The Central Forest Productivity Institute has developed timber and fruit plants that are ready to be harvested in a short time according to the soil of the state. These plants can be planted on the ridges and barren lands of the fields, which include Sal, Shisham, Mahua, Mango, Jamun and Guava. This will be helpful in increasing the income of farmers.