State level Kishan Mela, Cattle contest begins
Gwalior: The State level Kishan Mela and cattle competition has started this afternoon. The secretary of Gwalior Trade Fair authority Arun Shrivastava has published his name as special guest ignoring the directors of Trade Fair authority. Their names have been published below the invitation card. The directors are Raju Kukraja, Bharat Bhooshan Sharma, Rakesh Gupta, Ajay Arora and Harish Meva Pharos’. The Trade Fair authority was dissolved a day before but the invitation cards was published earlier. The bylaws of Trade Fair authority have not been prepared so far despite the demand of the directors. The directors are kept ignorant about the additional budget except Rs 50 lakh were demanded for the construction wrestling. The Trade Fair authority has been dissolved and it is not known who would direct the Trade Fair in the month of January. In this connection the secretary of the Trade Fair Arun Shrivastava said that until the order comes we would start the Trade Fair.
BJP may field MlAs, Ministers in lS polls
Gwalior: In the coming lok Sabha election the BJP is considering fielding MlA or ministers for contesting the election. The national vice president of the party Prabhat Jha said that the thinking about the lok Sabha election has started at the lok Sabha elections. According to Jha before the lok Sabha election changes in BJP organisation to be made and the lok Sabha elections would be kept in the mind while making the changes. New persons are to be postal at the vacant post of the party. It may be noted that many office bearers of national and state executive fought elections became MlA and ministers, while the party going to fill up these vacant posts soon. The BJP had fielded many MP’S in Assembly elections and most of them won the seats. It is learnt that the BJP is going to repeat the formula in the lok Sabha election also.
‘Sanskars teach us to do social welfare’
Gwalior: Bring light to others by giving pains to self; this is the spirit of service. Until the spirit of Vasudhev Kutumbakam is created the spirit of service would not emerged. This was stated by the former Chief Justice of India justice RC lohati. He was addressing the district conference of Rotary International here. In the concluding function of two-day conference of Rotary International in laxmibai National Institute of Physical Education, lohati explained the meaning of service and said that the spirit of service comes in the form of work. The aim of work is wide public welfare. He said that our ‘Sanskars’ have taught us doing social service. We are saying this at the international level by connecting with Rotary. In the coming time, India would join polio free countries. This would reflect the service of Rotarians. On this occasion, the chancellor of ITM University Ramashankar Singh spoke on literacy in India and said that real education is performed outside the classrooms. Today the students are becoming literate by studying in school and colleges. But in real sense, the literate is the one who after getting education becomes serious towards society and management. On this occasion, the representative of Rotary International Governor Savlakratnawitch, district governor RS Rathi Satish Ajmera, Prabhat Bhargava and office bearer’s members of Rotary were present.
Good governance day function held
Bhopal: Good Governance Day function was held by State Government a day before former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s birthday here on Tuesday. On the occasion, officers and employees assembled at Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel Park near Mantralaya to take pledge to maintain highest standards of good governance and become partners in Government’s efforts to make administration transparent. Home and Jail Minister Babulal Gaur administered the good governance pledge to officers and employees. Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa, Principal Secretary General Administration K Suresh, Chief Minister’s Principal Secretary Manoj Shrivastava and other officers and employees were present on the occasion.
DHE gives `3.90 l to 6 colleges for seminars
Bhopal: The Department of Higher Education (DHE) has allocated Rs 3.90 lakh to six colleges to hold seminars for creating interest in research work among students. Principals of concerning colleges have been directed that these funds and time should be used only for this purpose. Events should not be held on a lavish scale. For holding seminars, `70,000 each has been allocated to Rajiv Gandhi Government PG College Mandsaur, Government College Bichhua in Chhindwara district, Mata Jijabai Government PG Girls College Indore, Government PG College Khargone and Government College Athner in Betul district. Besides, `40,000 has been allocated to Government College Ashta.
error- free system to be evolved by PEB
Bhopal: A foolproof and error-free system will be evolved for recruitment through Professional Exam Board (PEB). This was stated by Technical Education and Higher Education Minister Uma Shankar Gupta after assuming office following worship at Mantralaya on Tuesday. Gupta said that he will make every possible effort to expand and improve quality of higher education as per wish of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. He said that an action plan will be implemented to ensure discipline in colleges and universities. Gupta said that a campaign will be launched for admission of SC, ST students in colleges. Principal Secretary Higher Education JN Kansotiya, Commissioner Higher Education VS Niranjan and other officers were present on the occasion.
PRO worships Shakti Maa Sharda
Bhopal: Public Relations, Mineral Resources Development and Energy Minister Rajendra Shukla worshipped Shakti Maa Sharda at Sharda Mandir, Maihar in Satna district on Tuesday. Warm welcome was accorded to Public Relations Minister on reaching Maihar and Amarpatan. While on way from Maihar to Rewa, Shukla was weighed against fruits by villagers. Mayor Shivendra Singh, Municipal Corporation Chairman Ripudaman Singh, former MlA Ramkhelawan Patel and a number of other public representatives were present on the occasion.