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Chhapra Express, Tata-Danapur four extra general chair car plying between Tatanagar and The waiting lists on the impor- He went on to add that Express and Tata-Patna South coaches during the period from various destinations of Bihar are tant trains had crossed the 200 Chhath is an important festival Bihar Express — show zero October 21 to December already packed to capacity mark, railway sources said. for the people of Bihar, availability of seats on October 31.This is in addition to one AC- because of the heavy passenger “We are aware that the Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh. last week to November first 3 Tier Coach already attached on rush and the waiting list of the trains are running full and some "Every year people in large week. temporary basis till December. two popular Bihar-bound trains, of the passengers are facing number visit their native places. For the convenience of the Meanwhile, officials at the com- South Bihar Express and Tata- problems. But the railways are Plans are there to add travelling passengers and to puterised ticket-booking centre Chhapra, has already crossed the trying to cope. We want every- coaches to several Bihar bound clear extra rush during Diwali, at Tatanagar revealed that Puri- 150 mark," said an official at one to come down to their trains to clear the extra rush of Chhath and Winter holidays, New Delhi-Purushottam Tatanagar. families in Chhath,” noted the passengers. We are expecting a South Eastern Railway has Superfast Express, Neelanchal Even so, many passengers official. He said that that ade- notification in this regard from decided to temporarily aug- Express and other long-distance are unable to reserve seats and quate arrangement at the plat- Garden Reach, headquarters of ( #"$%& guest Neera Yadav said that the by the Art and Cultural wing of ment Rourkela-Bhubaneswar trains that travel via Bihar had were stuck in serpentine queues form is being made to deal with South Eastern Railways in a day cultural activities played an the university, we have taken Intercity Express by attaching also long waiting lists. "Trains in front of booking counters. the rush and avoid commotion or two," he said. he 25th Jhumar Mahotsava important role in the life of the the responsibility to conduct Tyouth festival began at students.She said, “It is an this youth festival in the uni- Vinoba Bhave University cam- honour for me that I was the versity headquarter. pus her on Tuesday. The pro- student of the university, which Sharan said that the uni- $&' " ( ) *#+ gramme was inaugurated by is having a special place in the versity students are full of tal- the Human Resource list of the State. I did my Ph. D ents, which are waiting for Development Minister Neera from this university. I have spe- proper stage. “We are provid- ( %"' welcomed Mahto in JD(U) by over the issue of OBC quotas, Yadav by lighting the lamp and cial respect for this university ing them the initial stage in the handing over the membership has been criticizing the BJP paying homage to Vinoba in my life. I assure for cooper- form of youth festival,” he said, harkhand’s former Energy receipt and a stole printed and Raghubar Das. Bhave. ation to the university from the assuring the participants that JMinister and BJP leader with the JD(U) symbol with He said that it his party The inaugural session was State government.” they will get the all facilities Lalchand Mahto on Monday party flag. Mahto won comes to power it will first presided over by Vice The vice chancellor of the here. evening joined the JD(U) in Assembly election from end the quota of OBC and Chancellor of the university Dr. university Ramesh Sharan said After the inaugural func- presence of member of Rajya Dumri constituency as JD(U) after that they will end one by Ramesh Sharan. More than that they are feeling proud to tion the group song in main Sabha and JDU national gen- member in 2000. one the quota of extremely 400 participants took part from see Neera Yadav as chief guest pandal, cartooning, Collage, eral secretary and But later he switched over backward classes and sched- the different colleges in this fes- of this function. He said on his Poster making in CV Raman Ramchandra Prasad Singh, to BJP. During his joining in uled castes. tival. Before the inauguration a personal request filmmaker block, Photography in VBU National Secretary,Ravindra JDU, Jharkhand's election in- Baidnath Mahto, march was organized. The Meghna became ready to be campus, Quiz written test in Prasad Singh, and acting Charge Ramchandra Singh Dumarchand Mahto, Pradeep march started from the main the distinguished guest of the History department hall, One member of Jharkhand JDU, said that Lalchand Mahto Giri, Dalo Ram Mahto gate of the university in the col- function.He further said that act play, Classical vocal solo, Arun Kumar Singh at his returned to his house and we Chintamani Mahto and oth- orful dresses and end at the generally the function was con- classical instrumental solo and party office near Isari bazar in welcomed him in JDU. ers who were present on the inaugural spot Vinodani Park. ducted by the colleges but this light vocal solo in the main Bermo. Ramchandra Singh Mahto has been vocal occasion. 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Management, Business The median stipend Development, Brand offered too was Rs. 1.2 lakhs Management, and Strategy. Organizations from a wide others. First-time recruiters Widely regarded as the spectrum of sectors partici- included companies such as best college in the country for pated in the process, including Bain & Co., Adani Group, HR, HR roles were offered by FMCGs, Consulting, Pharma, Diageo, NIIF, Kornferry, firms spanning the spectrum IT and e-commerce, Auto, PhonePe, Mars and Udaan, such as P&G, Mondelez, Nestle, Mining, Oil & Gas and amongst others. “This has been RB, Colgate Palmolive, RPG, Telecom. Orgaizations who a good year for summer Accenture, ITC, Udaan, participated for the first time recruitments. We are extreme- PhonePe, Reliance, Ola, Bajaj, included firms such as Bain & ly grateful to all the recruiters Coca Cola, CISCO Mars and Co., Amazon, NIIF, PhonePe, for showing belief in the XLRI others. Udaan, Shell, Diageo, Ola, institutional brand and our HR roles offered also Adani, Rupeek and others. students. included recruitment, HR con- Amazon made the highest The spectacular place- sulting and HR analytics. number of offers amongst the ments achieved this year is a Consulting was a big draw regular recruiters such as The testament to our diverse talent this year with firms such as The Boston Consulting Group, pool and the XLRI brand and Boston Consulting Group, Bain Microsoft, P&G, Aditya Birla has raised the bar for place- & Co., AT Kearney, Accenture Group, ITC, Nestle, Hindustan ments in B-schools in the Strategy, EY, PWC, Kornferry, Unilever, Mondelez, Mahindra country,” said P. Christie, direc- KPMG, Aon and others par- & Mahindra, Citibank and tor, XLRI. ticipating in the process. ! 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