BHEl Day celebrated
Bhopal: BHEl Day was celebrated on Thursday at BHEl, Bhopal with great zeal & fervour. Shashi Ranjan Prasad, Executive Director, BHEl, Bhopal in presence of a large number of employees hoisted the BHEl flag followed by administration of the BHEl pledge. Prasad speaking on this occasion said that the objective of observing the day is to recall the past laurels of the organization as well as dedicating self for the growth of the organization. He urged the gathering present to work with full commitment to overcome the jitters of the unfavorable economic conditions prevailing along the entire economy. The order book position of the corporation as wells as the units has come down considerably. The need of the hour is to rededicate self towards quality product delivery within the stipulated deadline. Only 03 months are left for the financial year to come to an end & the target before us is competitive, said Prasad urging the gathering to work with full loyalty for the target completion. Prasad citing the New Year message of BP Rao, Chairman and Managing Director, BHEl said that BHEl is known among the entire industrial arena for the commitment of its employees. Hence we have to work efficiently, judiciously bringing down the expenses, optimizing usage of raw materials. He also highlighted the savings done in work order and materials purchased through works contract. On this occasion, Prasad visited various manufacturing blocks urging the employees to ensure their active role in completing the production target.
Indore crime branch shifted to new building
Indore: Indore crime branch will now deal with the offenders with the lightning speed and for this Indore crime branch has been shifted to new building known as old mahila thana at MTH compound Indore. This crime branch office will be equipped with hi Tech computers and 4 g facilities in the near future. Indore IG Vipin Maheshwari inaugurated the newly set up Indore crime branch office in presence of DIG Rakesh Gupta, SP crime branch Anil Sharma, SP East Indore OP Tripathi and SP West Indore Anil Singh Kushwaha and crime branch staff. While addressing the media IG Indore Vipin Maheshwari told that Indore crime branch will take up the special cases. “We are accelerating the citizen cop system and developing advance techniques and inducting specialized officers to check e crime. On answering the query about the instruction of home minister Babulal Gour that police should be visible on the roads. IG Vipin Maheshwari told that we regularly arrange the police check post at different parts of the cities but their timing is different. Our traffic police are present round the clock at the main roads and squares. The PCR vans are available round the clock at main roads and main squares of the city,” he said. The police would soon increase the frequency of arrangements of police check posts. To increase the presence of police on highways which passes adjacent to the cities or which enters into the city IG told, “We will increase the presence of police on highways and a proposal has been sent to the government.”
lt Gen takes charge of Commandant
Mhow: lt Gen Gurdeep Singh assumed the appointment of commandant of Infantry School Mhow on 01 Jan 2014 from lt Gen AS Nandal. lt Gen Gurdeep Singh was commissioned into 8 KUMAON on 11 Jun 1977 and commanded the same in Siachen. An alumnus of National Defence Academy, Khadakwasla, lt Gen Gurdeep Singh in a career span of over 36 years has served in varied terrains all over the country in various command, staff and instructional appointments in India and abroad. The General Officer has vast and varied operational experience, which shall greatly benefit the ‘Alma Mater’ of Infantry in the conduct and refinement of training and thus honing the skills of infantry man. On assuming the appointment of Commandant of The Infantry School on Wednesday, he wished all ranks, civilian staff and their families ‘A Happy, Bright and Prosperous New Year’.
police strategies welcomed
Gwalior: The strategy of the police to welcome the New Year peacefully has proved successful. Due to extensive checking by the police the anti social elements did not come out of their houses and no serious crime could be committed. The first crime of the year was committed of noise pollution in Gwalior police station area. Though many people were found roaming has drunk in their cars, but being with their families police did not check vehicles. During the checking at Phool Bag Chauraha a car escaped the police checking but the police caught in city center area. Four youth were travelling in the car and they admitted being intoxicated. Some mischievous elements tired to create mischief at Kitabghar but the police reached and brought them police station. When the youth confessed their mistake the police left them with giving advice.
Sell foreign liquor to villages with 5K + people
Gwalior: According to the new excise policy of the State a provision to sell foreign liquor at the shop of country liquor has been made for the villages having more than 5000 population. In Gwalior district 5 such village have been identified including Bilaua, Aantari, Pichor, Barai, Panihar and Karaiya where license for selling of foreign liquor can be given on the contract of country liquor. There is no wine shop in the villages up to 10 kilometers. Their population is also more than 5000 each. It is expected that the excise department would increase license fees to increase revenue.
Ishwar selected, CM congratulates
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has congratulated talented player Ishwar Pandey on his selection in the Indian cricket team. Pandey of village Sirmor in Rewa district of Madhya Pradesh has been selected in Indian cricket team slated to tour New Zealand. As a fast bowler, Ishwar Pandey has performed excellently in domestic cricket, especially Ranji Trophy. Chief Minister Chouhan has described Ishwar Pandey’s selection in Indian cricket team as an achievement for the State.
25 rural women financially empowered
Bhopal: Training for preparing sanitary napkins was imparted to financially empower 25 rural women members of Muskan self-help group under Madhya Pradesh Rural livelihoods Mission in Baraspur cluster of Anuppur district. The training is being imparted by the district administration through Healthy living Development Society, Indore. The innovation taken up for economic upliftment of rural women is being widely appreciated. After undergoing training, 12 women are preparing 550 sanitary pads daily. The sanitary pads prepared by the groups have been branded as ‘Happy Days’. Muskan group has got the first order of producing sanitary napkins worth Rs 50,000 from Anuppur Health Department. Faces of women belonging to the groups have lit up following receipt of this order. The group has taken full care of quality in the production of sanitary napkins. Its sale has started at Aajeevika Fresh outlets at Anuppur district headquarters. A plan has been chalked out for this sanitary pad’s large scale production on the basis of sale results.
last chance given for students
Bhopal: Students who got illegally admitted in more than one institution/ courses have been given the last chance to clarify till January 4, 2014. Concerning students can present their views by turning up at 10.30 am at Directorate of Technical Education, Satpura Bhavan, Bhopal. This is for those institutions where all the examinations have not started.