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Bokaro Dist. Administration Crecks Whip on 29 Shell Firms,24 X 7 Free Bokaro Dist. Administration Crecks Whip On 29 Shell Firms On the directives of higher authorities, the Bokaro district administration cracked the whip on suspected shell companies across the district on Tuesday late hours. In a stringent action against the shell companies, the raids have been conducted on 29 suspected firms by different teams compromising of the district administrative officials and cops led by twelve magistrates, said Rai Mahimapath Ray, DC Bokaro. The team led by Satish Chandra (SDO Chas), Devenish Kido, Neeraj Kumar Singh, Menka, Prabhas Kumar Dutta, Aruna Kumari, Manisha Vast, Bijay Rajesh Barla, Santosh Garg, Prem Ranjan, Saket Kumar Singh and Dilip Tudu conducted raids, will submit their reports on Thursday. A stiff action would be taken against the shell companies, informed Sandeep Kumar OSD of DC Bokaro. On the directive of the Chief Secretary of Jharkhand action has been taken, said a district administrative official adding, “In order to prevent the use of movable and immovable property, operation, transfer and isolation of the Stork of Company under the provisions of the Companies Act raid was conducted.” According to the officials raids were conducted on Nalanda Engineering Works Private Limited, Unique Service and Consultancy Pvt. Ltd., Om Coal and Minerals Pvt. Ltd., Jai JAwan food Processing Pvt. Ltd., Recon Reality and Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd., Fortune White Trading & Developing Pvt. Ltd., Khanuja Associates, Pioneer Green City Builders Pvt. Ltd., Suryabhushan Projects Pvt. Ltd., Dynamics Services Pvt. Ltd., Bokaro Rice Mills, Laxtine Pharma, Aara Re- rolling Mills, Ayush Manufacturing and Transportation Pvt. Ltd., Pure Neer Food Pvt. Ltd., Dynamic Imagine Multi Trade Limited, Loknath Enterprises Pvt. Ltd., Nirmala Sign Enterprises Pvt. Ltd., Dezier Maker Agro Limited, Fusion Spice Pvt. Ltd., Pioneer New Para Industries Limited, Jeevandeep Kishan Producer, Shreewali Ferro-Tech Pvt. Ltd., Eastern India Cement Pvt. Ltd., Shiv Medi-Tech Pvt. Ltd., Karla Poultry Pvt. Ltd., Praneshwar Construction Works, Priyankita Builders poultry and Maa Chinmastika Builditecdh Pvt. Ltd., informed the official in a communique. Recently CM Raghubar Das had directed the officials to take action against the shell companies across the state. A total of 634 such companies, spread across different districts, have been identified and would be de-listed.According to official figures, the maximum number of shell companies in Ranchi district has 214, Jamshedpur 151, Dhanbad 55, Hazaribagh 51, Bokaro 37, Deoghar 25, Palamu 21, Giridih 17, Chaibasa 11 Godda 10 including many in the other districts are registered. 24 X 7 Free Emergency Ambulance Service To Roll Out In Bokary By January 18 Under the state government initiative the emergency ambulance service will be launched in Bokaro and is likely to roll out by January 2018, said Rai Mahimapat Ray Deputy Commissioner Bokaro. “All total 29 ambulances including 8 with critical care facilities (Advance Life support) and 21 with non-critical care facilities (Basic Life support) would be available in the fleet across the district”, said Rai. “Under their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) of PSUs (working in the district) we are planning to add 10 more ambulances in the fleet”, he added. In case of emergency, an ambulance would be dispatched within 4 minutes after getting a phone call and anyhow rushed on the spot within 25 minutes in the township areas while within 45 minutes at the remote locations across the district, said Rai. With an aim of providing emergency ambulance service free of cost to the people, state government launched the Jharkhand Emergency Medical Ambulance Service (JEMAS), a comprehensive pre-hospital emergency medical service across the state. President of India, Ram Nath Kovind, launched the service on the occasion of statehood day at Ranchi. Very soon 108 free ambulance services would be operational for people in both rural and urban areas. The ambulances would be launched across the state in a phase-wise manner, official sources said. “Under this service, a fleet of ambulances would be connected to a toll-free helpline number (108) and remain operational (24X7) at all times across the state”, he added. These ambulances would be linked to all the district hospitals, medical colleges, trauma centres and community health centres; will also ferry accident victims, non- communicable diseases and pregnant women to the nearest health-care centre, he said. The Jharkhand government signed an agreement with Ziqitza Health Care Ltd (ZHL) for the emergency ambulance service. As per the agreement, ZHL will provide comprehensive pre-hospital emergency services, official sources said. “Very soon the 108 service will have a dedicated, 70-seater, fully operational call center in Ranchi. This call center will be centralized and all emergency calls will be directed to the nearest ambulance located near the patient”, sources added. ZHL is making the phase-wise launch of 339 ambulances across the state, he said. ‘Golden Triangle’ : Ranchi-Dhanbad-Jamshedpur Expressway On The Anvil A high-speed access controlled expressway will soon be a reality in Jharkhand. On the line of Lucknow-Agra expressway, commuters will get the facility of the ‘Golden Triangle’ expressway (250 kms) connecting Ranchi-Dhanbad-Jamshedpur by the year 2020, informed a senior district administration official. The plan of acquisition of land is ready, while its Detail Project Report (DPR) is being prepared by the Government, he added. ‘Golden Triangle’ would completely be an independent six-lane road; it will neither run parallel to any National Highway nor will cross any other roads. It will cross NH-23 (Bokaro- Dhanbad) road through a flyover, he said. We are yet to get the land requisition request by the State Road Construction department. As soon as we get the request, the acquisition of land will be stared, said Jugnu Minz, Additional Collector Bokaro. At least 1200 acres of lands will be acquired for this project only in Bokaro district. On the direction of officials entire land has been identified in Paterwar, Jaridih and Chas”, added Minz. Under the project road for Jamshedpur is proposed from Bokaro, said an official adding, “There would be only one entry point in the middle of this expressway which is proposed at Jaridih in Bokaro”. The Government would spend Rs 3400 crore on this proposed expressway, he said. Land would be acquired in Tandbalidih, Tandmohanpur, Karhariya, Jaridih, Dharampura, Katka, Jhopro, Gaichhanda, Balrampur, Chilgadda, Garke, Gopalpur, Nawadih, Tangtona, Bagiyari, Jamkudar, Bagda, Pakaribandh, Astabera, Khudibera, Pirgul, Murhulsudi including others for Bokaro- Jamshedpur Expressway. While for Ranchi-Dhanbad expressway, land would be acquired in Chargi, Budhangora, Lopo, Sadmakhurd, Sadmakala, Takaha, Luckiya, Ambadih, Darid, Dantu, Kamlapur, Banchas, Gajhandi, Baradih, Araldih, Katka, Tiro, Gaichhanda, Jhopro, Bansimili, Dharampura, Sizua, Satanpur, Ghatiyali, Amdiha, Narayanpur, Siyardha, Kamaldih, Kandra, Khamarbendi, Jamgoria, Nischitpur, Dumarjor, Demudih including others under Paterwar block, said the official. After completion of this expressway, the distance from Ranchi to Bokaro will be reduced to 87 kms form 120 kms, while the distance from Jamshedpur-Bokaro will be reduced to 102 kms form 150 kms. Vasco Da Gama-Patna Express Derails; 3 Dies Three passengers died while seven others injured after Patna-Vasco Da Gama (Goa) train derailed near Manikpur railway station in Chitrakoot district of Bundelkhand in the wee hours of Friday. Thirteen coaches of Vasco Da Gama-Patna Express were derailed near Manikpur in Uttar Pradesh at 4:18am, a railway official said. The Railway Minister has announced a compensation of Rs 5 lakh each to the family of the deceased, Rs 1 lakh for those with grievous injuries and Rs 50,000 for the injured. UP CM Yogi Adityanath also announced Rs 2 lakh for the next of kin of the deceased passengers. The accident took place at 4.22 am on platform No. 2 of the railway station where 13 coaches — S-3 to S-11, two general and three others — of Vasco Da Gama Express derailed, sources said. Two of the three deceased had been identified as Ram Swarup Patel and son Dipak Patel of Betia in West Champaran district of Bihar. The third passenger who succumbed to his injuries was yet to be identified, said SN Sawat ADG-Allahabad Zone. The UP Government has asked the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) to probe the accident, the ADG said. First Time Brahmos Test-Fired From Fighter Jet Sukhoi India successfully launched the world’s fastest supersonic cruise missile from a Sukhoi-30 warplane for the first time against a target in the Bay of Bengal. The 290km-range BrahMos missile, an Indo-Russian joint venture, is now ready for induction into the Indian Air Force, a top government official said. The specially modified Su-30 fighter took off from the Kalaikunda air base in West Bengal to launch the weapon against a decommissioned boat. “The successful maiden test firing of BrahMos air launched cruise missile (ALCM) from Su-30MKI will significantly bolster the IAF’s air combat operations capability from stand-off ranges,” a statement by the defence ministry said. The BrahMos missile is the heaviest weapon to be deployed on the Su-30. The missile’s land and naval variants– 500kg heavier than the air launched version– are already in service. BrahMos is now capable of being launched from land, sea and air, completing the tactical cruise missile triad for India, the ministry’s statement said. India will soon be deploying an extended range BrahMos missile whose reach has been increased from 290 km to 450 km by tweaking the configuration of the existing weapon. Increasing the missile’s range became possible after India’s induction into the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) in June 2016. A Su-30 flew with an integrated BrahMos missile for the first time in June 2016 and a series of rigorous tests followed to check the weapon’s behaviour during complex supersonic manoeuvres before the maiden launch.
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