IWCS donates Daisy Player to blind school
Inner wheel club of Swarnrekha Ranchi donated a ‘Daisy Player’ for the students of Brajkishore Netraheen Balika Vidyalaya in Ranchi. ‘Daily Player’ is a device like a mobile phone on which students can record their notes and listen to it as per their convenience while studying for their exams. The club also organised a free eye check up camp at the residence of Mala Shrivastava where Dr Rashi Verma conducted the eye test of the poor and also counselled them. Club President Devyani Sanyal, Nandita Gupta, Neeta Narayan, Namrata, Rinku Banerjee, Sandhya Prakash, Mala Shrivastava, Soma Bhaduri, Priti Kumar, Sangeeta Sinha, Neeta Shekhar, Suprita Lal, Sunita Sinha, Nupur Sheshank, Ambuja, Anshu, Neeta Singh and others were present on the occasion.
Saharsa DM bags silver award
At the 23rd National E-Governance Conference held in Mumbai on Saturday, District Administration, Saharsa was awarded the Silver Award for outstanding and innovative contribution in providing benefits of various schemes to citizens through e-governance in public services, which was given to District Magistrate of Saharsa Shailaja Sharma. In the national perspective, this award given for e-governance is a big achievement and proud not only for the district of Saharsa but for the State of Bihar. Was possible only with the vision, determination, hard work and administrative skills of the district administration team including the District Magistrate.
Lottery draw for EWS students at BSL
Bokaro Steel Plant has declared selection process for poor students in schools run by BSL for session 20-21 for students from economically weaker families to be determined by Lottery draw , Bokaro Steel Welfare School Sector-3D (for boys and girls) operated by Bokaro Steel Plant And the enrolment process has started in Bokaro Ispat Girl School Sector 9B (For Girls Only). Registration-cum-application form is being distributed free in the concerned school from 7th February. Each School has 40 seats. After submission of income certificate, birth certificate, residential certificate, enrolment of children of poor non-BSL (excluding BSL dependent) of Bokaro Urban / Zone will be done for the session 2020-21.
International Women's Conference
The 9th edition of the International Women’s Conference, titled ‘The Circle of Life-Passion, Compassion and Dispassion’ will be held between 14th and 16th February 2020. Over the last fifteen years the conference has seen over 425 international speakers and over 6000 delegates come together from 110 countries in this celebration of womanhood, spirituality and collective action.The conference this year delves deeper into the three driving forces-passion, compassion and dispassion that combine to bring into fruition any idea for the larger good. They enable success and happiness in any area of life. The conference this year will witness the coming together of 400 remarkable women leaders from all walks of life. The conference participants will contemplate, inspire and share their stories of humanity and service that compelled social action, promoted peace and diversity and made this world a better place.
Jawed Habib inaugurates Salon
Hair expert Jawed Habib inaugurated the luxury salon “The Jawed Habib” in the city of Ranchi located at Harmu Bypass Road. Ranchi is an important city and people have now started following a cosmopolitan culture. The influx of different retail brands has changed the way people shop. As people have become fashion conscious the need for grooming has increased tremendously. This has put pressure on the requirement of skilled manpower. Hence Ranchi needs a good grooming destination. Jawed Habib Hair & Beauty Ltd. reckoned as the leading Hair & Beauty salon chain operating across India currently operates over 875 outlets across 24 states and 110 cities in the country.
Lok Adalat organised by JHALSA
A National Lok Adalat was organised by Jharkhand State Legal Services Authority (JHALSA) across the State of Jharkhand under the aegis of National Legal Services Authority on Saturday. It was held in all the courts across the State of Jharkhand. A total of 32, 635 cases were disposed including cases of prelitigation were 21,214 and pending cases were 11, 421. A total amount of Rs 2, 34, 58, 98 922 settled.
