Success of the son of a Truck mechanic in IIT

 

PATNA :  True passion and then get the right guidance on a hard floor. It showed some of the Patna Training Institute Engineering Entrance Examination of Super 30 students. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) in the way many students have passed but the discussion is the success of the son of a truck mechanic.
Dhanbad in Jharkhand Truck Mechanic Dinesh Prasad, Ashish Ranjan's son has passed the entrance examination of IIT. Ashish says that his father would not even know what the IIT? It was our ambition to make me a truck mechanic, but I myself had the ambition to be engineered.
Ashish told, "When the problem started to eat the whole family in the village of Dhanbad, a father came here and started the truck mechanic work."
Ashish said he had this dream that he must become engineers, but their study was the environment in terms that it was difficult. She says that she heard through friends of Patna's Super 30 and he began to study here.
Munger, Bihar resident who runs a retail shop Shah, son of Alexander Diwakar have passed the entrance examination of IIT IIT finish his dream of joining the Indian Administrative Service.
He says that his father's poverty is seen at close quarters. He points to close the store after his father out of the shop have spent the night sleeping on a platform.
Desperate to remember the old days when he says that the Administrative Service officer as he would like to take the initiative to correct the ills of society. He called his first Super 30 dream has been fulfilled because of the enjoyment Sir.
His father on the phone said that all God's creation. He made a lot of pain to his son's studies.
Meanwhile, Biswajit Behera is also extremely happy. After which the whole family dream has come true. He says that the Super 30 in Patna through newspaper reports and came here. He says that his father Ranjan Behera security guard in a private company in Kolkata.
In the lack of money father of   Biswajit  want to leave studies but in the same time he has been selected  in Navodaya Vidyalaya . He then studied up to tenth. He then moved to Patna and hard on the back of Super 30 IIT entrance examination today, he has passed..This proved there is a will,there is away :
The IIT entrance exam to prepare students for the latest Super 30's 30 students to 27 students this year, has succeeded in the exam.
Patna in the last 10 years of Super 30 so far 263 students have been successful in IIT entrance examination. Super 30 children free preparation of IIT is provided.

Bihar's Vinay"Gudari ka Lal" Selected IIT Chandrawati wept for Joy

Gudari ka Lal : Vinay


Bihar :Sasaram. Rohtas district, by the brightest in the field of IIT is a good news. Akodhigola Bhornpur Dalit colony's self. Ram's son Vinay Gupteshwar the SC / ST quota in 2012 was ranked 996 in the IIT exam.
After her father's death came on Cndrawati Kuwar. burden that forced his son Vinay engineered so as to have to sell the land 10 kattha for cropping hereditary . Home of the economy is so bad that by the time Chandrawati stove to burn hard labor started. Now the son reported the killing to be selected in IIT Chandrawati wept for joy. On this occasion he just said 'get me alive for days looking for a Unhon Hoit Ktna good. "


Dear Vinay joins the mother's emotions and his eyes are alive in the memory of the father. On a probing request could only say that the engineer will make something for the poor students. And her parents - had to sell their ground. The request has come in the house full of happiness.

Bihar's Satyam role model for others : 85% marks in class 12

 
PATNA: After cracking the highly competitive Indian Institute of Technology-Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE), Satyam Kumar, the 12-and-half-year-old boy from Bihar has now passed Class 12 with 85 percent marks.

Satyam has become the youngest in the country to clear the Class 12 Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) examination, family sources Tuesday claimed.

Satyam, a resident of Bakhorapur village in Bhojpur district, cleared IIT-JEE from the Mumbai zone with an all-India rank of 8,137. He has been the youngest yet to crack what is considered to be the toughest qualifying exam in the country.

Satyam is currently studying in Rajasthan's Kota town, well-known for its IIT-JEE coaching centres. He stays with his younger brother and uncle. Satyam had also done his Class 10 from Modern School in Kota.
"We are happy and celebrating his rare success. After all, it is a matter of pride for the family, village and the state," Satyam's uncle Rampukar Singh told IANS over telephone.

Singh said, "CBSE officials informed us that Satyam is the youngest to clear Class 12. The entire village is upbeat because he has become a role model for others."

The village celebrated his success by bursting firecrackers and consuming sweets when he cracked IIT-JEE May 18.


Satyam is busy preparing for next year's IIT-JEE. After cracking IIT-JEE this year, he made it clear that he would not join IIT because of his poor rank. He will attempt next year for a better rank. Kumar's father, Sidhnath Singh, a farmer, is proud of him.

He said his son was intelligent since early childhood.

















source: TOI

BSEB on the verge of Maharashtra's electricity companies improve its functioning

 


PATNA: Bihar State Electricity Board (BSEB) is likely to adopt some of the good practices of Maharashtra's electricity companies in Bihar to improve its functioning. A high-level BSEB team had last week gone to Maharashtra under the leadership of its member (finance and revenue), Vinayak Prasad Gupta, to study the various systems of the electricity companies there.
After the team's return, Gupta said on Sunday that a strategy would be chalked out to improve the system here on the pattern of Maharashtra. "We had a great experience in Maharashtra while visiting its various centres related to data, audit, manpower management, IT and franchisee system", Gupta told TOI.
The team included S K P Singh, general manager, Patna Electric Supply Undertaking (Pesu), P K Singh, director metering, Arbind Kumar, director revenue, Sumit Kumar, director security and Rakesh Kumar, executive engineer in charge, interstate operations.
During its three-day stay, the team also evaluated the mechanism to reduce transmission and distribution (T&D) losses. Maharashtra's T&D loss is around 17%, while in Bihar the figure is currently estimated at nearly 40%. The gap is huge but it can be reduced through effective management, said an official.
"I have made a power point presentation on the basis of our visit which will be shared with top power board officials and the energy minister. Certain guidelines would be made for field officers to improve the billing and collection efficiency," Gupta said.
In Maharashtra, regions with high revenue collection get quality power supply. "We are contemplating to introduce this system in Bihar also," said a team member.
The IT set-up of BSEB would be further strengthened to yield more accurate results. The performance monitoring of field officers, power purchase management, strategy, competitive bidding, human resource management, training of officers & staff etc would be made through IT-driven technology.
The BSEB has already taken initiatives for appointment of franchisees in order to improve its efficiency. The aim is to provide quality power to all urban and rural consumers and to meet the power demand for agricultural purposes.

Strongly pleading for a Padma award to Aamir Khan- Ashwani Kr.Choubey state Health Minister

 

PATNA: Strongly pleading for a Padma award to Aamir Khan, state health minister Ashwini Kumar Choubey on Monday said the state government was actively considering making the Bollywood actor the brand ambassador for the state government's campaign against female foeticide, to be launched in the state from May 30.
Inspired by Aamir's debut venture on television 'Satyameva Jayate', Choubey said people like Aamir should be given the highest award for raising socially-relevant issues in such a strong manner. "We have made Bhojpuri singer Manoj Tiwary and cancer specialist Dr J K Singh the brand ambassador for our cancer awareness programme," he said.
According to the minister, there are altogether 1,145 registered ultrasound centres in Bihar of which around 60% are located in Patna. A fresh survey would be conducted across the state to find out how many new such centres have opened. "We will convene a meeting of Indian Medical Association officials in June to formulate a fresh strategy to check female foeticide," he said.
The health minister also announced deputation of a liaison officer in Mumbai to assist patients coming from Bihar to Mumbai for cancer treatment. The decision follows Choubey's recent visit to Mumbai where he saw the miserable condition of Bihari patients in Mumbai's cancer hospitals. Among 80% of the patients in cancer wards there are from Bihar and most of them do not know what help they can get from their native state, Choubey said and added he would talk to the chief minister in this regard. Help for the purpose will also be taken from NGOs and Biharis living outside the state, the minister said.

 


He said the 'Bitiya Bachao', or save daughter, campaign would be launched from Sultanganj (Bhagalpur) on May 30 by taking oath on the bank of Ganga to prevent female foeticide. He expressed concern over the declining sex ratio in the state. According to 2011 census, the male:female ratio was 1000:916 as against 1000:919 in 2001.
"I admit the Pre-Natal Diagnostic Test Act has not been implemented properly in the state," Choubey said. Action has been taken in only three cases so far. Among these three cases, the two hospitals which were closed down for violating the law, resumed functioning, he said. "Action will be taken against the Patna civil surgeon in this regard," he said and added a committee would be constituted under the chairmanship of health secretary which will inquire into the charges against the civil surgeon and the private hospitals concerned. The committee will submit its report within one week, the minister said.
According to the minister, two new bodies have been constituted to check female foeticide in the state. One is the state supervisory body chaired by the health minister himself and the other the state advisory body. He said the services of CID and other agencies would also be taken to check female foeticide in the state.