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Jharkhand Gets Bronze Medal in 'Gatka' Championship

Recently Vinayak Vaibhav of Jharkhand won the bronze medal in the 5^th All India Gatka Championship held at the National College of Physical Education, Patiala, Punjab.

Players from 23 states participated in the Sikh martial arts style 'Gatka' competition, out of which Vinayak Vaibhav of Jharkhand won the bronze medal.
The winners were felicitated by the President of 'Gatka Federation of India' Harcharan Singh Bhullar, General Secretary Baljinder Singh Toor and National Coordinator Dilip Singh.
On the other hand, the welcome ceremony of Vinayak Vaibhav and the entire team was organized by 'Jharkhand Gatka Association' at Nanhe Kadam Play School.
Gatka is a traditional martial art, historically related to Sikh Gurus. Gatka made its presence felt in the sports arena in the year 2008 with the establishment of 'Gatka Federation of India'. It has also been included in the 'Khelo India Youth Game' in the year 2021.

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According to the Information Technology and e-Governance Department of Jharkhand, a proposal has been prepared to set up cyber forensic laboratories in six districts of the state to tackle cyber crimes and to trace perpetrators of crimes against women using cyberspace.

According to the Department of IT and e-Governance, these six cyber forensic laboratories will be set up at Deoghar, Jamshedpur, Jamtara, Palamu, Giridih and Dhanbad. Jamtara is known as the 'Cyber Crime Capital' of India.
For this the department will also sign an MoU with Center for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC).
These laboratories will be used by the police for forensic examination on various electronic devices like mobile phones and computers recovered from the crime scene and will help the law enforcement agency in solving cyber crimes as well as crimes of other nature.
According to Jharkhand Police, cyber criminals (mostly school dropouts residing in interior areas) use 'phishing' as one of the most effective ways to dupe people. Phishing is a process in which cyber criminals pose as trusted representatives of banks and finance companies over a phone call and ask for the personal banking details of their target.
In July, the Union Home Ministry had set up at least 18 cyber forensic laboratories across the country to fight cyber crime and crime against women with increasing use of cyberspace.

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On October 6, 2021, Chief Minister Hemant Soren and Health Minister Banna Gupta inaugurated various schemes and facilities of the Health Department including 27 PSA (Pressure Swing Adsorption) plants in 19 districts of the state. Along with this, the Chief Minister also inaugurated a PSA plant at Ranchi Sadar Hospital with a capacity to produce 100 liters of oxygen per minute and Cobas 6800 machine at RIMS, Ranchi.

The Chief Minister and the Health Minister also inaugurated the Pediatric High Dependency Unit (PHDU) online at Angara, Gondlipokar. This facility has been established in association with Yogda Satsang Society of India.
Arun Kumar Singh, Additional Chief Secretary, Health and Family Welfare Department said that PSA plants have been inaugurated under the Prime Minister's Care Fund for the prevention and treatment of Covid-19 at 27 places in 19 districts of the state. At the same time, a Central Laboratory has been constructed in RIMS to provide all kinds of blood related facilities to the public.
He said that with the establishment of Cobas 6800 Lab, more than 1200 tests of RT PCR samples of Covid-19 will be done daily. Also, with the installation of 256 slices CT scan in the New Trauma Center, patients will be able to get high quality brain coronary angiography apart from scanning the analysis of lungs.