Minister lays foundation stone
Bhopal: Water Resources Minister Jayant Malaiya laid foundation stone for modern maternal and child health wing to be constructed at a cost of Rs 10.18 crore on the premises of Damoh district hospital today. Minister Malaiya said that Madhya Pradesh government is implementing outstanding schemes in education and health sectors. He said that apart from providing free medicines, it is also being ensured that free medical test facility is provided to the needy on priority. Besides, health facilities to the poor are also being provided through Rajya Beemari Sahayata Nidhi.
Min lays foundation of Kharda-Bhilatdev road
Bhopal: Forest Minister Sartaj Singh laid foundation stone for Kharda-Bhilatdev Road to be constructed in Seoni Malwa tahsil of Hoshangabad district under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana today. Estimated cost of this 4 km long road from State Highway-15 upto Kharda is Rs 1.75 crore. local public representatives and large number of villagers were present on the occasion.
Chhattisgarh troupes present Panthi dance
Bhopal: Defining the beauty and diverse cultural aspects, the dance troupes from Chhattisgarh presented Panthi Dance and Raut Nacha at open air stage of Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum on Thursday. To begins with this cultural concert, dance troupe from Chhattisgarh enthralled audience by presenting Raut Nacha. The artists in their unique dance style represented the traditional folk culture of the region. Dressed in traditional attire the performers of Raut Nacha religious fervor of the cowherds or yadav community of the region in dedication to lord Krishna. Raut Nacha glorifies triumph of truth over evil. This presentation was followed by the performance of Panthi Dance presented by dance group of Chhattisgarh. Epitomizing the unique dance style of the state, this presentation reflected the vibrant and dynamic cultural life of the local inhabitants. Accompanied with the traditional folk instrument, the dancers presented the faith and belief in religious discourse of Baba Guru Ghasidas. On this occasion, Director Culture, Shriram Tiwari along with officials and staff of the Sangrahalaya and audience in large numbers were present.
‘Sanjha Phooli’ to begin from today
Bhopal: To introduce the city natives with colourful and vibrant festival of Malwa region, the Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum is organising a Sixteen day workshop ‘Sanjha Phooli' at its premises from Friday. In this sixteen day long workshop artists will make motifs and images related to Sanja festival along with songs recitation sung on this occasion. Sanja is the most creative festival of Malwa region, celebrated by young girls in honour of a goddess named Sanjhi. This festival coincides with the annual worship of ancestral spirits during the Hindu month of Ashwin (September), which lasts a fortnight, beginning with the Ashwin month and concluding on the sixteenth day. The ritual is associated with figures and designs made by girls on smeared portions of mud walls through the medium of cattle- dung. In the month of Asvina, the festivities of Sanja run consecutively for sixteen days. Every new designs and figures are made and in the evening songs are recited in chorus before them. Highlighting the same fervor and festivity of Malwa region, the Tribal Museum is organising a sixteen day workshop comprises of making of motifs and designs and cultural presentation related to Sanja festival. Visitors will be given free entry during this workshop which is to be continued till October 5.
Training programme for executives begins
Bhopal: A 12-day Orientation Training programme for executives promoted this year began the other day at Human Resource Development Centre BHEl, Bhopal. Girish Shrivastava, General Manager, HR, BHEl, Bhopal was present as the Chief Guest on this occasion. I Soreng, Sr DGM (HRD), Sahib Singh, DGM (HRD), Smt. Swagata Saxena, Sr Manager (HRD) and Sudeep Bhar, Manager (HRD) were also present on the occasion. Shrivastava, in his inaugural address shared his experiences urging the participants to gain as much as they can from the training. He further said that the knowledge gained from the training will help them to execute their responsibility for a very long period of time. The participants should learn the Purchase, works policy and improve their managerial, communication skills, decision making ability for self growth as well as the growth of the organization. Earlier, Soreng, Sr DGM (HRD) welcoming all the Promotee Executives briefed them about the training programme. He also advised the participants to take maximum benefit out of this Orientation programme stressing on the role of stakeholders in making BHEl a value based profit-making Company. Paritosh Kumar Dalei, Engineer, HRDC coordinated the entire programme.