Steps to improve higher education in state
Bhopal: Higher Education Minister laxmikant Sharma has said that effective steps have been ensured during last years to improve quality of higher education in the state. During last 3-4 years, 60 colleges have been opened in state’s rural areas. He urged youths to work for state’s development by staying in the state. Sharma was addressing inaugural function of Success Avenue Coaching Academy at Khurai in Sagar district on Sunday. The Higher Education Minister announced to introduce some post-graduate classes in Khurai college from current academic session. The Higher Education Minister said that Hindi Vishwavidyalaya is being opened in the state where engineering and medical courses will be taught in Hindi medium. He announced to sanction adequate funds for completing Khurai college’s boundary wall. MP Bhupendra Singh said that earlier, students from Khurai had to go to Kota and other cities for undergoing coaching. With setting up of this coaching institute at Khurai, they will not have to go anywhere else now.
IGRMS to organise programmes on June 5
Bhopal: To mark the World Environment Day, the Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya would organise various programmes on June 5. On this occasion Bicycle rally in collaboration with Green Planet Bicycle Riders Association will begins from cycle track of Shayama Prasad Mukherjee Patrakar colony, this will be followed by the inauguration of photographic exhibition focusing on the photographs of the Sangrahalaya to be displayed in Bhopal Express in collaboration with Railway Board of Bhopal, a ritual ceremony of sacred grove of Tamilnadu and a lecture to be delivered by eminent dietician Amita Singh. After this in the evening, a cultural programme would be held at the indoor auditorium of Veethi Sankul of Manav Sangrahalaya.
‘No cong leader matches stature of CM’
Indore: Madhya Pradesh BJP unit has said, Opposition Congress in the State has no leader to match the stature of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. "It is quite obvious that the Congress does not have any leader who can match Chouhan in stature," BJP MP unit's joint spokesman Umesh Sharma told media persons here on Sunday. Congress did not declare its chief ministerial nominee, not by way of strategy but because it had no alternative, Sharma said. In the faction-ridden Congress, if one person was named as the chief ministerial candidate, other party leaders would start working against him, he added. Congress spokesman Narendra Saluja, however, said that his party does not have a tradition of naming a chief ministerial nominee before the elections. "I am sure that this will not harm the interests of the Congress," Saluja said. Assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh is slated to take place later this year.
Hip joint replacement at Pithampur
Mhow: For the first time hip joint replacement was done in industrial area of Pithampur as till date it was not done in any Government and private hospital in Mhow, Dhar and Pithampur area and the patient has to rush to some renowned hospitals of Indore for operation. Due to the high cost of operation in big hospitals many times the patient was unable to undergo such type of operation. Deepak Solanki (30) was suffering with severe pain and has consulted many doctors and even was admitted for 3 months in Government Hospital Madhya Bharat, Mhow. later, he contacted surgeon Dr Manish Agrawal of Sanjeevani Hospital and Research Centre Pithampur who after examination found that the hip joint of Deepak were not functioning properly. As the economic condition of Deepak was very weak Dr Manish Agrawal contacted some social workers who contributed for the operation of Deepak. Dr Manish Agrawal told The Pioneer that after the operation I have fixed the imported hip joint made of Switzerland which cost around `60 thousand and charged very negligible operation fees. Now, the patient is fast recovering.
JNV achieves 100 per cent Class X result
Mhow: Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Manpur achieved hundred percent Class 10th pass result this year. All the 79 students of Class 10th passed with more than 60 percent. Aditya Suman, son of principal, JNV Manpur SN Shastri Suman topped the school list by securing the 10 out of 10 grade point along with Shivil Panchal and Rahul Rathore. 13 students got more than 9 grade points. The
Class 12th pass result is 92 percent. Neha Patel top the school list by securing 85.5 percent. Principal of the school SN Shastri Suman felicitated the topper students, the teachers and the other students extended greeting to the toppers.
CM extends birthday wishes to Gaur, Sarang
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan extended birthday greetings to Urban Administration & Development Minister Babulal Gaur at the latter’s residence here on Sunday. He offered sweets to Gaur and wished for his long and active life. Earlier, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan visited the residence of senior leader Kailash Sarang and extended greetings on his birthday.
Aurina, sarman dera tribals migrate to jhansi
Gwalior: The tribal’s of village Aurina and Sarman Dera under Nagar Panchayat Badoni are forced to migrate to Jhansi in Uttar Pradesh following the starvation conditions in their villages. The tribal’s complained that they did not get ration from last 10 months. The ration shop in Aurina is closed five years before. They have to cover a distance of two kilometer for bringing water. Many families of tribal’s have left Datia with family. When a complaint lodged the collector Sanket Bhodve but the fair price shop was sent 15 kilometers away. The grain shop of cooperative society in Aurina village is shut for the last 5 years and when it was opened it contained straw and cow dung cakes. The villagers and tribal’s have lodged complaint but no action has been taken.
Advocate General visits hospital
Gwalior: The advocate general of MP Government RD Jain visited the hospital of lokhitkari Trust run for poor people. Jain applauded the service provided to the poor and destitute people free of cost. On this occasion the founder of Varisth Nagrik Seva Sansthan and secretary chamber of commerce Bhoopendra Jain. On behalf of lokhitkari Trust Keshav Pandey apprised Jain of various medical services provided to the poor regularly since 20 years. Jain said the lokhitkari Trust has become and inspiration for service to the people. On this occasion chairman Ram Vilas Sharma, Prakash Sharma, Ganesh Chaturvedi, Subash Ojha, Usha Chaturvedi and Mala Shivhare welcomed Jain.
no orthopaedic operation at Morar hospital
Gwalior: Following the inspection by the health department team and subsequent suspension of doctors not a single operation of orthopedics could be conducted in Morar hospital. So the patients are forced to take the services of private hospitals. Following the suspension of orthopedic surgeon Vipin Goswami the patients related to the ortho are facing lots of problems. For the last five days not a single operation could be done and some patients said that they would get the operation conducted only by Dr. Vipin Goswami. The medicines to be distributed to the patients free of charge under Sardar Ballav Bhai Patel scheme are not being distributed. The civil surgeon Dr. VK Gupta said that our full effort is to provide proper treatment to the patients. The shortage of material for operation would be made up within a day or two. For this we are calling for rate list from JA hospital.
factories to be removed to avoid accidents
Gwalior: In order to avoid any accident around dorsally populated locality the municipal corporation would remove the factories run in these localities. The MP Yashodhra Raje had castigated police and municipal corporation officers after the foam factory in Patankar Ka Bada near Dholi Bua Ka Pul. After that the officers started search of such factories in douse localities. The district administrations have ordered to remove the factories from the localities and shift them Girvai Ka Naka. The fire brigade and GMC officers have prepared a list of 1500 factories run in douse localities. They were removed but after some time they began to be run in the localities secretly. The fire brigade vehicles also find difficult to pass through narrow lanes of these localities after the factory catch fire.