State chalks out schemes for better health services
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that citizens have fundamental right to health services. The State Government has chalked out a number of schemes to provide better health services to citizens. CM was inaugurating newly constructed building of Bhopal Care Hospital here on Tuesday.Chouhan said that schemes like Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel Free Medicine Scheme, Rajya Beemari Sahayata Nidhi, Mukhyamantri Bal Hriday Upchar Yojana, Deendayal Antyodaya Upchar Yojana have been chalked out by the State Government. Providing health services is a medium of public service. Private sector should also come forward in this sector. He said that a person can achieve his targets if body is healthy.CM also went round the hospital after inauguration. Dr HS Trivedi, Dr NP Mishra, Vice-Presidents of Jan-Abhiyan Parishad Ajay Shankar Mehta and Pradeep Pandey and Sarita Mehta were also present on the occasion.
`17.64 lakh sanctioned to Govt college
Bhopal: The Higher Education Department has sanctioned `17.64 lakh to Government College lateri in Vidisha district for 5 construction works. The Commissioner, Higher Education has directed the principal to ensure construction within time-limit.
Among the sanctioned works, `7.11 lakh has been allocated for construction of approach road upto the college, `5.76 lakh for tile flooring and `2.49 lakh for construction of stage. Besides, `1.20 lakh has been sanctioned for aluminium sections and `1.08 lakh for granite works.
AICTE team to inspect polytechnics
Bhopal: A team of AICTE will inspect new polytechnics opened in the State under Submission on Polytechnics Scheme. After the inspection, the team will give Extension of Approval (EOA) to these colleges.
Director Technical Education has directed principals of concerning polytechnics to ensure necessary preparations. Government polytechnic colleges under Submission on Polytechnics Scheme have been opened at Dindori, Rewa, Sheopur, Shivpuri, Sidhi, Alirajpur, Anuppur, Datia, Dewas, Katni, Mandsaur, Raisen, Shajapur, Umaria, Itarsi, Jatara, Nasrullaganj, Pawai, Sendhwa and Sironj.
Deora praises development work in State
Bhopal: Transport Minister Jagdish Deora has said that the development works undertaken in the State during last 8 years under leadership of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan have exceeded the works done during last 60 years.
The State Government has implemented schemes for welfare and upliftment of every section of society. Every possible effort is being made for development of Malhargarh area. Deora was inaugurating a cooperative bank godown and CC road constructed under Panch Parmeshwar Yojana at village Jalodiya in Mandsaur district on Tuesday.
Transport Minister Deora said that the district has started getting 24X7 power supply with launch of Atal Jyoti Abhiyan. He said that the State Government chalked out policies as per requirements of porters, weighing assistants, domestic aids, kotwars and landless labourers, which have benefited these sections a lot. He said that Madhya Pradesh’s schemes like Mukhyamantri Mazdoor Yojana, Kanyadan Yojana, Bal Hriday Upchar Yojana and ladli laxmi Yojana have been replicated by other States also.
Maintenance work to disrupt power supply
Bhopal: Due to maintenance and construction works, power will remain disrupted in different areas of the city at different times on June 12. According to General Manager, City Circle Anil Khatri, power will remain disrupted from 8 am to 5 pm in Karond sub-station, Police Housing, Bhopal Memorial Hospital, Truba College, CISF, Chaukse Nagar, Satguru Complex, Super Bazar Berasia Road, Ghangaur ki Baodi, Saleem Chowk, Old Sindhi Colony, Sindhi Colony Crossing, Bafna Colony, Green Park Colony, Hanuman Mandir Tila, Congress Nagar, Nagar Nigam Colony Berasia Road, J.P. Nagar, Risaldar Colony, Rajgarhiya Colony, Ekta Nagar, Dal Mill, Chhola Naka, Ganesh Mandir, Firdaus Nagar, Sheetal Nagar, Shrinagar, Sharda Nagar, Nariyalkhera, Nishatpura, Arif Nagar etc. Similarly, power will remain disrupted between 9.30 and 5 pm on June 12 in CI Colony, Pulmonary Hospital, Bank Colony, Neem Road, Jinsi, Jadda, Jahangirabad, Diwakar Press, Traffic Police Office etc.
10 per cent seats reserved for ASHA workers
Bhopal: Ten per cent seats have been reserved for ASHA workers in ANM training to women in the State. There are total 1610 seats in 32 ANM training centres in which 10 percent reservation has been given to ASHA workers. Women ASHA workers having passed class XII and with three years’ experience can apply for this training. Orders for the training have been issued by Directorate of Public Health and Family Welfare.
As per reservation rules, out of 161 seats allocated to ASHA workers in ANM training, 80 are unreserved, 26 SC, 32 ST and 23 seats are reserved for other backward classes. Application can be moved through MP Online. last date for moving application is June 22, 2013. If adequate number of candidates among ASHA workers is not available from reserved classes, then non-ASHA candidates of the same class will be given opportunity on these seats. Further details are available on the website of Professional Exam Board. Bhopal
SBI feliciTates farmers of Khamkheda village
Bhopal: State Bank of India (SBI) felicitated farmers of village Khamkheda under Apna Gaon scheme here on Tuesday. SBI Deputy General Manager Umesh Pandey also issued acceptance letters for farmer’s credit card to 10 farmers of the village.
The SBI under its Apna Gaon Scheme has adopted village Khamkheda of Huzur Tehsil for its development. SBI Nawibagh branch also donated 10 ceiling fans to the government higher secondary school of the village and Rupay cards were issued to ten customers. SBI Regional Manager Purshottam Bedekar informed the farmers present in the programme regarding upcoming and ongoing schemes for the farmers. Village Sarpanch Bharat Singh was chief guest on this occasion and bank officers and villagers were also present on the occasion.
BHEl organises welcome function for director
Bhopal: BHEl Officer’s Club the other day organised a cultural extravaganza to welcome the incumbent Executive Director SR Prasad simultaneously extending farewell to the recently retired Executive Director SS Gupta. The new ETs who joined the company recently were also welcomed at this juncture.
AC Video Hall cum meeting room renovated by TCl Department was inaugurated on this occasion Thereafter Patron and Executive Director SR Prasad took a round of the Club suggesting ideas for improvement. NR Edkie, President, BHEl Officers Club welcoming all the GM’s, participants and audience, gave an account of the major improvement work done in the recent time.
MPBOU vc requested to start courses for jawans
Bhopal: Army Headquarters Additional Director Major General Sunil Chandra called on Madhya Pradesh Bhoj Open University (MPBOU) Vice Chancellor Tariq Zafar and Registrar Anand Kamble on Tuesday and requested to start special Bachelors of Education (BEd), Masters of Education (MEd), MA social work and Masters of Business Administration (MBA) courses in the Army Education Corps (AEC) centre, Pachmarhi for officers and other ranks.
VC Zafar has given verbal confirmation to the request and said that every efforts will be made by university to start the courses for Jawans. Presently Bed courses carried out in AEC Pachmarhi are affiliated to Barkatullah University (BU).
PUBlIC HEARINGS ORGANISED IN STATE
Bhopal: Public hearings were organised in headquarters and police zones State wide on Tuesday. More than 800 applicants were heard in all the public hearings of state while 31 complainants were heard in the hearing organized in the Police Training and Research Institute (PTRI) Bhopal.Issues of 49 complainants were resolved immediately while in rest of the issues senior police officers gave orders to officers concerned on telephone. Additional Director General of Police UK lal listened to the complainants in PTRI and ordered officers to take action.
Most of the cases in the public hearings were related to family disputes, dispute over property, encroachment etc.