State’s doctor conferred award
Bhopal: Hahnemann Award 2014 was conferred on Dr Nisanth Nambisan in Gorakhpur of Uttar Pradesh for his contribution in the field of Homeopathy. The award was given by Uttar Pradesh Assembly speaker Ganesh Shankar Pandey and Homeo Friends at a function on Tuesday. Along with Dr Nisanth Nambisan, Dr VK Gupta (New Delhi) was conferred with Homeo Ratna 2014, Dr S Haq (Muzzaffarpur) was conferred with lifetime Achievement Award 2014 and Dr Pawan Parekh (Agra) was conferred with Homeo Shri 2014. National president of Homeo Friends Association Dr MP Singh congratulated the felicitated doctors and encouraged them to work more diligently to establish the Homeopathy medicine and treatment as highly effective in the society.
Ajmals unveils its perfumery outlet
Bhopal: Ajmals launch their 16th exclusive specialty outlet in DB Mall in Bhopal on Wednesday. With a firm view to establish themselves as an ideal destination to shop for perfumery related products, Ajmals have on display fragrances, fragrance oils, essential oils and hair care products. Commenting on the launch of the outlet Director- Ajmals India Sirajuddin Ajmal, said, “It is a proud moment for us to open our exclusive outlet in Bhopal. We want to reach out to as many people as possible and show them the beauty of our products.” Ajmal further said, “I hope the people of Madhya Pradesh especially Bhopalites embrace us as one of them and frequent our stores for their perfumery requirements.”
Arun Yadav on three-day tour of State
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee president and MP Arun Yadav would be on three day tour of the State from Friday. Yadav would flag off the ‘Yuva Jagrati Yatra’ (youth awareness itineration) of MP Youth Congress (MPYC) on Friday from Mhow in Indore district. The yatra to be started on the call of State Congress under the ‘Jan Adhikar Pakhwada’ (Public rights fortnight) would be led by the MPYC president Kunal Chowdhry in which the demand for Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) enquiry in the MP Professional Examination Board (MPPEB) scam would be raised as the main issue. A State Congress release informed here on Wednesday that Yadav would reach Indore on Friday at 7.30 am from New Delhi and from there he would travel by road to Mhow where he would flag off the Youth Congress Yatra at 10 am. He would remain in Mhow till noon and then would proceed to Khargone via Dhamnod. In Khargone he would address the Congress workers convention of Khargone and Badwani parliamentary constituency. He would leave Khargone for Borwa where he would reach at 8.30 pm and would make night halt there. On Saturday the State Congress chief would proceed to Khandwa from Borwa where he would participate in many programmes including party workers convention. In the evening he would offere prayers at Dadaji Darbar. His night halt would be in the Circuit House of Khandwa.
Manav Sangrahalaya revitalising traditions
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya, Bhopal is engaged to salvage and revitalisation of vanishing, but valuable cultural traditions. Four artists from Sundarvan region of West Bengal, Gautam Mandal, Mahadev Mandal, Amarendra Baulia and Khokan Mandal have come for making a shrine (Banbibi’s Than) in mythological trail exhibition area, Manav Sangrahalaya.
Sundarban and its adjoining areas in the districts of 24 Parganas have a rich cult tradition that plays a dominant role in moulding the behaviour and activities of the people living in Sundarban. Banbibi is known as the saviour of the forest and is worshipped by the ‘Baulis’ (wood cutter), ‘Maules’ (Honey collectors) and the fisherman communities prior to entering the forest in the hope that she will protect the forest goers from the attack of tiger. The mighty tiger has been venerated as the king of the forest since time immemorial. In Sundarban he is worshiped as the ‘Tiger God’ or ‘Dakshin Ray’. The people of the Sundarban have high regard for the tiger. The legend of Banbibi and the tiger is intimately associated with the lifestyle, social, cultural and religious beliefs of the local people.
Two-day audit for information security
Bhopal: In order to ensure and strengthen the information security of BHEl Bhopal, a two days audit for information security management system (ISO 27001-2005) conducted successfully at Informatics Centre, BHEl Bhopal. MS Rawat, Addl general manager (Corp IT-Info security) and Manvir Singh, Deputy manager, BHEl Industry Sector, New Delhi were the auditors. Mukesh Arora, Head IT & ISSO, GS Bondad SDGM and Sharif Khan Manager (IT) were the auditee team from BHEl Bhopal side.
Memo submitted against bus operators
Mhow: local consumer forum here submitted a memorandum to Tehsildar Mhow Tapish Pandey demanding strict action against the authorities of minibus service in the Mhow-Indore road. The forum complained that overloading, rash driving, and indecent behaviour of the bus conducts with the passengers especially with the women are the main problems which passengers face everyday. They highlighted that bus conductors did not provide them tickets and said in the 32 seated minibuses they carried more than 70 passengers all the time. They also complained that eight city buses which were plying under Atal Indore city bus limited, which was started by State Government recently, has been plying irregularly. Tehsildar Tapish Pandey told that their complain will be forwarded to the Indore RTO department and strict action will be taken against the Indore Mhow mini bus operators for overloading and misbehave with the passengers.
weekly train from Gwalior to Daund Pune
Gwalior: A new weekly train from Gwalior to Daund Pune will be started. The Union Minister of State Jyotiraditya Scindia would start the train by giving green signal on February 26 at 3 pm. The train would leave Gwalior station every Saturday at 3 pm. The train would leave Gwalior station every Saturday at 3 pm and reach Daund via Guna, Rajgarh, Maxi, Ujjain, Ratlam, Godhra, Badodra, Surat and Pune. On Tuesday the train would return from Daund at 3.10 am. The railway has issued detailed programme of 17 coach train. People would get benefit of this weekly train.