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Time of India
2 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
Revised traffic plans rolled out in Ranchi ahead of Prez Murmu's visit
Ranchi: Revised traffic plans will be in place in the city on Thursday and Friday for the scheduled visit of President Droupadi Murmu, the police announced on Tuesday. Traffic SP Kailash Karmali said entry of large vehicles into the city will remain prohibited between 8 am-10 pm on Thursday and 6 am-10 am on Friday. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now "On Thursday, entry of small goods carrying vehicles would be forbidden between 3 pm- 8 pm and between 7 am-10 am on Friday," he said. Murmu will attend the maiden convocation ceremony of AIIMS Deoghar on Thursday and reach Ranchi in the evening and spend the night at Raj Bhavan. She will leave for Dhanbad on Friday morning to attend the convocation of IIT-ISM Dhanbad. Karmali said vehicles moving towards Kake, Ratu, Kathitand, Daladali and Kathal More can reach their destinations via the Kantatoli flyover, Booty More and Ring road. "The movement of auto and e-rickshaws would be barred from Argora Chowk to Hotlips Chowk from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm on Thursday and 8 am and 10 am on Friday," he said. Traffic police also advised commuters to avoid using the road from Birsa Munda International Airport to Raj Bhawan More from 4 pm to 7 pm on Thursday and from 7 am to 10 am on Friday and urged fliers to reach the airport at least two hours in advance.
Time of India
21-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Coal mining sector needs modernising, say experts
Dhanbad: Mining experts, technocrats, and industry leaders from across the globe gathered in Dhanbad to brainstorm ideas for promoting innovation, sustainable strategies and safety in underground mining at an international exhibition titled Enhancing Production, Productivity and Safety in Underground Mining ( EPPSUM-2025 ) on Friday. Coal India Limited chairman P M Prasad inaugurated the event. D C Panigrahi, former director of IIT-ISM Dhanbad stressed on the urgent need for urgent need for revamping underground mining practices through technology to make underground mining safe and more efficient. Bharat Coking Coal Limited CMD Samiran Datta, speaking at the event, highlighted on strategic importance of underground mining for coal and critical minerals. "Collaborative efforts are needed to modernise the sector," Dutta said.
Time of India
20-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Coal mining sector needs modernising, say experts
Dhanbad: Mining experts, technocrats, and industry leaders from across the globe gathered in Dhanbad to brainstorm ideas for promoting innovation, sustainable strategies and safety in underground mining at an international exhibition titled Enhancing Production, Productivity and Safety in Underground Mining (EPPSUM-2025) on Friday. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Coal India Limited chairman P M Prasad inaugurated the event. D C Panigrahi, former director of IIT-ISM Dhanbad stressed on the urgent need for urgent need for revamping underground mining practices through technology to make underground mining safe and more efficient. Bharat Coking Coal Limited CMD Samiran Datta, speaking at the event, highlighted on strategic importance of underground mining for coal and critical minerals. "Collaborative efforts are needed to modernise the sector," Dutta said. Dhanbad: Mining experts, technocrats, and industry leaders from across the globe gathered in Dhanbad to brainstorm ideas for promoting innovation, sustainable strategies and safety in underground mining at an international exhibition titled Enhancing Production, Productivity and Safety in Underground Mining (EPPSUM-2025) on Friday. Coal India Limited chairman P M Prasad inaugurated the event. D C Panigrahi, former director of IIT-ISM Dhanbad stressed on the urgent need for urgent need for revamping underground mining practices through technology to make underground mining safe and more efficient. Bharat Coking Coal Limited CMD Samiran Datta, speaking at the event, highlighted on strategic importance of underground mining for coal and critical minerals. "Collaborative efforts are needed to modernise the sector," Dutta said.
