Hawala operators double commission
Gwalior: Even as the model code of conduct being fully enforced all over the State, Hawala operators are now enjoying more than anyone else as they double the amount of commission. A police sources said, there are around 100 small and 10 big hawala operators in the State. They normally conduct their Havala operation between Rs10 lakh and Rs10 crore. Most of them transact gold and silver. Transaction of more than Rs50,000 is banned as per guidelines of the ECI’s model code of conduct. However, taking advantage of the ban these Hawala operators have formed a syndicate and double the amount of commission. Meanwhile, many traders in the State have protested the ban and said this should be done only with political parties candidates and their agents. However, SP Gwalior Santosh Kumar Singh clarified that that the code of conduct being imposed does not necessarily belong to any person or organisation. If the traders give the account of the amount they is freed.
Police, admn free from political pressure
Gwalior: Police have the right to arrest any person who have warrant against them. A new guideline being prepared by the district administration mentioned that police and administration are free from political pressure and they can arrest people who have warrants against them. A top police officer said there are more than 100 such people who have such warrant against them for a long time.
Quality Month to be celebrated
Bhopal: Quality Month is being celebrated in most of the organisations in the month of November. On the 1st of November, the executives and employees of the organisation take quality oath as a part of the Quality month. like every year, the 30th Annual Quality Circle Convention of Bhopal unit will also be organised, which is the most important aspect of the Quality month. In the event circles of manufacturing divisions, services group and new circles will take active participation in the convention. Quality circle coordinator, BHEl, Bhopal & Shram Puraskar Padmashree Bl Chouksey said the circles which have made extraordinary contribution in solving major problems in their area providing benefit to the organisation will make presentation on this occasion. Chouksey further said under the guidance of DK Dikshit, general manager, Quality and Anurag Shukla, DGM, Quality audit of the quality circles in their respective area have been carried out.
Painting exhibition to be continued till Nov 7
Bhopal: A painting exhibition ‘Durgayan’, portraying 31 manifestations of Maa Bhagwati underway at Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum has been extended till 7 November in a view to keep the public interests and suggestions in centre. This exhibition explores narration and 31 various forms of Maa Bhagwati in beautiful PattChitra folk painting of Odisha. The exhibition gained acknowledgement from art lovers and astonished tourists and visitors. Every detail from the thin rhythmic strokes to the bright captivating colours received appreciation and therefore, this exhibition Durgayan will now be ongoing to the joy and warm reception of its admirers till the 7th of November 2013 everyday from 12.00 noon to 8.00 pm except Monday and all the declared holidays by State Govt. when the museum is closed. There is no entry fee in the exhibition.
Railway officer visits Manav Sanghralaya
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sanghralaya is working for national integration, and promotes research and training for salvage and revitalisation of vanishing but valuable cultural traditions. On Thursday, general manager, West Central Railway, SV Arya visited Manav Sanghralaya. Arya is an officer of Indian Railway Traffic Services, 1975 batch, during his 38 year long career, he has served in ranks and power of Indian Railway. Arya was accompanied Divisional Railway Manager, Bhopal Division, Rajiv Choudhary, divisional commercial manager and other senior officers of WCR were present. The general manager visited the indoor exhibitions ‘Vethi Sankul’ and understood the traditional methods of commuting. He suggested “The museum should have an exhibit displaying the traditional method to commutation through railways”. Speaking on this occasion DRM, Rajiv Choudhary suggested that Sanghralaya should display pictures of the various exhibitions of IGRMS at railways stations under West Central Railway and Director, IGRMS agreed to the proposal. The officials of railways were guided through the visit by Director, IGRMS, SB Ota and Joint Director, Arun Kumar Shrivastava.
Governor mourns death of KP Saxena
Bhopal: Governor Ram Naresh Yadav has expressed profound grief over the death of senior writer and satirist KP Saxena. Governor Yadav said popular poet Saxena had a unique style. Hindi literature has suffered an irreparable loss in his death. Works of late Saxena were published in prominent magazines of the country. The Governor has prayed to Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss.
Yadav greets on state’s foundation day
Bhopal: Governor Ram Naresh Yadav has extended greetings of Madhya Pradesh Foundation on Thursday to State’s people.
Yadav said that history of Madhya Pradesh is glorious, harmonious and courageous. The Governor has appealed that all should participate actively in ensuring state’s all round development.
On the occasion, Governor Yadav wished prosperity and progress of state and its people.
Government buildings to be illuminated
Bhopal: All Government buildings in Madhya Pradesh will be illuminated on Madhya Pradesh Foundation Day. General Administration Department has directed all departments, heads of departments, divisional commissioners and district collectors to ensure necessary action in this regard.
Warm farewell accorded to PR officers
Bhopal: A warm farewell was accorded to Personal Assistant Ashok Pujari, Communication Assistant Grade-1 Sudhir Saraiyya and technician Khaleeq Ahmad by officers and employees of Directorate of Public Relations here on Thursday. Additional Director lajpat Ahuja said all employees worked with dedication. Additional Directors Suresh Tiwari, Rajju Rai and Anil Mathur, OSD Prakash Gaur and directorate’s officers and employees were present on the occasion.