Category: Jamshedpur

International Women’s Day was celebrated at Tinplate Recreation Club on Sunday, March 17th, under the leadership of Ritika Srivastava, President of All India Kayastha Mahasabha Women’s Cell, Jamshedpur District. The program started by lighting the lamp and offering flowers to Lord Chitragupta. All the women were honored with flower bunches, clothes and mementos.

Women and children doing excellent work in various social fields 1.Archita Mahanty (Taekwondo) 2.Lavanya (Dance) 3.Vanshika Srivastava (Bhagwat Geeta) 4.Anshu Srivastava (Dance) 5.Vriddhi Srivastava (Taekwondo), Priyansi Verma (Dance) ) He was honored with a memento, corsage and certificate. Nivedita Srivastava, Dr. Sandhya Sinha, Poonam Sinha, Aarti Srivastava and Ranjana Verma were the guests in the program.

Kayastha Mahasabha’s General Secretary Anita Srivastava, Vice President Shweta Singh, Rita Srivastava, Kanchan Singh and Sarita Srivastava had special contributions to the programme. President of All India Kayastha Mahasabha, East Singhbhu, Mr. Madan Mohan Prasad, Executive President Mr. Ranjit Srivastava, Mr. Saras Srivastava, Mr. Arun Srivastava, Treasurer Mr. Atal Bihari Mahanty, General Secretary Mr. Anil Kumar Sinha, Mr. Amresh Kumar Srivastava, Mr. KK Sinha. Had a special contribution.

Similar to previous years, a traditional Gaja-Baja ceremony was held on Friday, March 8, 2024, at 5:00 pm at the old Durga Puja Maidan complex in Agrico on the auspicious occasion of Mahashivratri. This ceremony was conducted under the auspices of Santosh Akhara, which was founded in 1969. Ramnavmi flag and bhoomi pujan were arranged ahead of the festival. During this, Santosh Kumar and Aman Upadhyay, licensees of Santosh Akhara, assisted in finishing the puja rituals, while Pandit Ashok Pandey conducted the puja. Chief patron of the organising committee Bhupendra Singh, treasurer of the Central Durga Puja Committee, Nand Ji Singh, Kalindi, were present on the occasion.

In addition to registering their presence and taking part in the puja rituals, Society President Manohar Kalindi, Spokesperson Shambhu Mukh Dungri, Pradeep Sal, Jaideep Kalindi, Rajesh Kumar, Namita Upadhyay, Bhagwan Chatar, and Rakesh Oraon also attended. Following the official puja ceremonies, the devotees in attendance received prasad. Thanks to Santosh Akhara, the puja ritual was successfully conducted for the 56th time this year.

There was a formal conclusion to the event. Attractive performances, particularly by Chhau dance teams, will take place during the programme.

On his two-day visit, former chief minister and governor of Odisha state Raghuvar Das arrived and departed by train on Saturday morning, the Nilanchal Express. Kulwant Singh Bunty, a former member of the Khadi Board and member of the BJP State Working Committee, was present during this.

Odisha Governor Raghuvar Das took part in numerous programmes in Jamshedpur over the course of his two-day visit. While in Tatanagar station, he was visited by BJP leaders Kulwant Singh Bunty, Sanjeev Singh, Bhupendra Singh, Bobby Sharma, Boltu Sarkar, Prem Jha, Rakesh Singh, Babua Singh, and Manjeet Singh.

The 36th blood donation camp of Shri Shanidev Bhakta Mandali will be held on Sunday 25th February at Subarnarekha Project Building Administrator Office, Adityapur. This time, people who bring blood donors to the blood donation camp will be given prizes. Donors who donate 5 to 50 blood will be rewarded with a trophy.

There will be a blood donation camp from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. This camp will be jointly organised by the Jamshedpur Blood Bank and the Prateek Sangharsh Foundation. The goal for this endeavour is to gather 1520 units of blood. More than 600 active employees of Shani Dev Bhakta Mandali are working to make this Maha Blood Donation a success, with the addition of primarily 200 new blood donors. During the press conference, Devvrat Ghosh, a patron of the group, announced that NIT College NSS students and NSS volunteers would be taking part in the Maha Blood Donation Camp. Two and a half thousand people will also receive prasad on this occasion.

Press conference participants included Patron Devvrat Ghosh, Ashish Banerjee, President Jaydev Banerjee, Vice President Pankaj Rama, Secretary Ujjwal Ghosh, Mantu Singh Modak, Gourango Dhar, Manik Gorai, Milan Kranti Santra, Rajendra Pal Singh, and others.

At Bagunhatu in Birsanagar, Jamshedpur, a three-day children’s fair has been planned. Today, 23 February, was the official opening of the fair, and the inaugural session included prayers.

Additionally, a medical camp was set up in order to examine the parents’ health in addition to the children’s. In addition, there are competitions for painting, songwriting, yoga, and other arts and crafts at this fair.

Also, stalls have been put up in various locations to aid in the mental development of kids.
But kids will also be able to see Patna ke Tara Ghar and Purani Haveli. Not only that, but the kids are also receiving information about stars.

The Raiti land of Garud Basa, which is situated in the Birsa Nagar police station of Jamshedpur, is being encroached upon by the land mafia.

In 2019, the court ruled in favour of Viren Majhi, a resident of Garuda Basa, and after the land was vacated it was given back to the family in 2023. However, the local MLA Mangal Kalindi’s request, some land mafia are attempting to seize the land.

However, they have uprooted the flag that the court had delineated while threatening the landowner. But today, Viren Majhi’s family members showed up at the Deputy Commissioner’s office demanding that the land mafia be taken down.

Trade union leader paid tribute to late trade union leader Kedar Das today in Jamshedpur.

Who is Kedar Das?

Comrade Kedar Das, is a former MLA from Jamshedpur three times. He belonged to Gumraha village in Bihar. Kedar Das was also trade union leader and was associated with CPI.

Kedar Das was arrested through Bihar Assembly. At that time there was no law to arrest MLA in the Assembly. At that time there was Shri Krishna Sinha’s government. This law was changed overnight and freedom was given to arrest Kedar Das.

The program started by paying tribute to comrades Hari Kalindi and Patrick Paul, who were martyred in the labor movement of 1958, at the Martyrs’ Altar near the Government Building, while the Smriti Sabha started with the presentation of democratic songs by the comrades of Jamshedpur Little IPTA under the leadership of Arpita.

Who were present in the memorial ceremony of Kedar Das?

• AITUC leader Sanjeev Srivastava
• CITU’s Nagaraju
• AITUC District President BN Singh
• Zafar Khan
• Shashi Kumar
• and other members

The meeting was also addressed by bank union leader cum district executive member of AITUC Comrade Heera Arkane, local council secretary Satyendra Singh, Jharkhand unorganized labor union general secretary SK Ghoshal, Ramesh Mukhi and the labor movement not only within Jamshedpur but across the country. Emphasized the need to sharpen the Presided over by BN Singh.

In the end, Ambuj Kumar Thakur, Deputy General Secretary of AITUC District, expressed his gratitude while calling for labor unity and intensifying the movement against the bourgeoisie and announced the end of the meeting.