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Aid for Sikkim

Patna (PTI): The state government on Thursday provided Rs 5 crore financial aid to quake-hit Sikkim for relief and rescue operations. We have decided to donate Rs 5 crore from the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund to Sikkim for helping quake-hit victims,” said Nitish Kumar.

Charge shift

Patna: The state government on Thursday gave additional charge to three officials, principal secretary, finance, Rameshwar Singh, principal secretary, industry, C.K. Mishra and principal secretary, health, Amarjeet Sinha are going for a six-week-long compulsory training programme.

Status plea

Darbhanga: The council of staff of Millat College, under the leadership of Bhakti Nath Jha, has opposed the initiative of some people who want minority status for the college.

Workshop

Patna: A two-day workshop on strategies to prevent human trafficking started on Thursday at the annexe building of the legislative council.

Film for fest

Mumbai (PTI): Vinay Pathak and Rajat Kapoor starrer Jo Dooba So Paar- It's love in Bihar has been selected for the South Asian International Film Festival.

SC/ST account

Patna: Around seven lakh meritorious students belonging to Mahadalit community enrolled in government schools would be having a unique scholarship bank account. These would enable beneficiaries to withdraw scholarship money by January 2012.