AHPI officials meet Health Minister
AHPI members today met Health Minister Banna Gupta in his office. They got the opportunity to acknowledge him about various problems in MMJAY like the overall MMJAY outstanding dues of private hospitals nearly Rs. 80 crore , Very slow payment of SHA the reason being poor response of telecalling by 104 as well as technical issue of PNB and Two pending enhancements of packages already approved by NHA but not allowed in Jharkhand yet. They told him that they have been following non-payment of SHA for the last two years but the problems of SHA have not been resolved yet. The Health Minister talked to the concerned officer and asked telephonically to resolve it within 24 hours. He asked them to provide papers regarding problems. Dr.Shambhu Prasad Singh, member AHPI Jharkhand and Secretary HBI IMA Jharkhand, Md. Sayeed , President AHPI Jharkhand, Dr. Rajesh member AHPI Jharkhand and Treasurer HBI IMA Jharkhand were present on the occasion.
One day workshop at CCL
A one day workshop on “Updated Procurement Manual of Coal India Limited” was organized by Central Coalfields Limited, Ranchi at the Headquarters on Wednesday. The program was inaugurated by GM (MM)/HOD Shyam Narayan Mahato in the presence of GM (HRD) RK Pandey, GM (Stores), SS Sah and GM (MM) Sunil Sahay. The program was followed by an interactive session among the participants. The latest changes in the Procurement Manual and its impact were discussed. The participants were apprised about the latest issues in GeM procurement as per the Procurement Manual. Various schemes of the government like “Make in India”, “Public Procurement Policy” etc. were discussed. It may be noted that CCL organizes such programs from time to time to keep the knowledge of its employees updated. The officers and employees of the Material Management Department had an important contribution in making this program successful.
CEO Jharkhand to meet urban administrators
Chief Electoral Officer, Jharkhand will chair a meeting with the administrators of all the urban bodies at the headquarters level on 23rd February. Along with reviewing the ongoing preparations for the Lok Sabha elections in the urban areas, a strategy will not only be made by taking suggestions from the officials of all the urban bodies to increase the voting percentage in the cities, but also Everyone will also be informed about the related guidelines of the Election Commission. Along with the administrators of the civic bodies, the directors of the State Urban Development Agency and the Directorate of Urban Administration will also be present in the said meeting. It is noteworthy that in every general election, the percentage of voting in urban areas is less than that in rural areas. The said meeting has been called to start effective efforts to minimize this gap in voting percentage.
