Jamshedpur to ayodhya distance: The distance from Jamshedpur to Ayodhya is 780 kms and the two youngsters from Jamshedpur has started their journey from Jamshedpur on bicycle.
On Sunday morning, two young people from Kashidih rode their bicycles to Ayodhya to receive the darshan of Shri Ram. Residents of Thakur Pyara Singh Dhurandhar Singh Club, along with BJP leaders Abhay Singh and Saugandh Singh, welcomed Ram devotees Sandeep Goyal and Arjun Lodhi before they left. The two groups of Ram devotees will begin their march in Bundu, proceed to Ramgarh, Chauparan, Sherghati, Aurangabad, Banaras, and finally, finally, Ayodhya.
Jamshedpur: On The Occasion Of Makar Sankranti, There Was A Flood Of Faith At Sonari Domuhani River Ghat On Monday Morning. Where Devotees Reached Makar Snan From Early Morning And Took A Dip Of Faith. Let Us Tell You That There Has Been A Tradition For Centuries Of Taking Bath In Capricorn After The Sun Enters Capricorn.
Devotees Around the Nation Are Enthusiastic About Makar Snan. All Sacred Works Have Commenced With This. Makar Snankranti Has Special Significance In Jharkhand. It Is Known Here As Tusu Bath. In addition, the week-long Tusu Fair has begun.
Jamshedpur XLRI: As part of an enthusiastic celebration of National Youth Day, students displayed their diverse skills during a lively open mic programme, which had the entire college buzzing with excitement. Hearing about the incredible entrepreneurial journey of well-known BBA alumna Pooja Kumari (Batch 2011-2014), whose success story left a lasting impression on the audience, was the evening’s high point.
Dr. Pramod Kumar Singh and Professor Susmita Chaudhary Sen served as the event’s judges, and special invitees included Professors Nishit Prasad Singh and Amit Chaturvedi. Their presence provided the programme with an extra knowledge and support boost. Eleven people’s talents captivated the audience, making this celebration of youth and innovation one that will never be forgotten. Open Speaker The winners are V.S. Kumuda Yamini, Sumit Kumar, and Manideepa Manna.
Jugsalai: Details from a press conference indicate that the young person who shot Mahfooz and Majid has been taken into custody.
Following their shooting at Murgi Chowk in Jugsalai yesterday, Sunday, 14.1.24, Mahfooz Alam, a resident of Mango, and Mohammed Majeed, a resident of Jugsalai, were both taken to TMH where they are currently receiving treatment. The accused Zahid, also known as Vicky in this case, has now been taken into custody by the police.
Zahid was shot on March 19, the police said today at a press conference held at Sakchi’s SSP office. In this instance, Majid was pressuring Vicky to drop the lawsuit on behalf of the accused. Vicky revealed that he had opened fire yesterday due to this reason.
Yesterday, Zahid, also known as Vicky, carried out the incident by himself. He fired five rounds, and the police also discovered a shell there.
India observes a day of immense pride and gratitude on January 15th of each year to honour its brave Indian Army. The 76th anniversary of Field Marshal Kodandera M. Cariappa, the first Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army, taking over from the British in 1949, makes this year’s celebration of the occasion even more significant in 2024.
Field Marshal K M Cariappa succeeded British Commander-in-Chief General Francis Butcher on 15 January 1949, to become the first leader of the Indian Army. Indian Army Day is being observed in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, this year. There will be a parade on this unique day in front of dignitaries, and the Indian Army Chief will salute.
This year, the parade will be led by the Central Command of the Army, based in Lucknow. The Indian Army is composed of seven groups, one of which is the Central Command. The Bengaluru parade was overseen by the Southern Command the year before.
INDIAN ARMY DAY’S SIGNIFICANCE: This is a day for reflection and remembrance as much as for celebration. It’s a day to honour the innumerable gallant warriors who have given their lives in defence of the country, to acknowledge the steadfast devotion of those who guard our borders, and to recognise the sacrifices made by their families.
Jamshedpur Carnival: An Unmatched Resource for Information on the Indian Army
Jamshedpur is a vibrant city that came to life over the weekend with the Jamshedpur Carnival. Starting on January 12, the three-day event took over Bistupur’s Gopal Maidan and provided guests with an array of experiences. But in all the throbbing music and energetic performances, the Indian Army equipment display was the real star of the show.
Delivering the Front Lines to Bistupur The Army’s arsenal of gear, which included everything from rifles and rock climbing tools to guns and navigational devices, was impressive to see. The exhibition served as both a teaching tool and a show of power for the spectators. It gave the general public a special, interactive platform to better comprehend the mission and duties of the Army.
