BHEl distributes furniture to engineer trainees
Bhopal: Human Resource Development Centre, BHEl, Bhopal on Wednesday distributed office furniture to the Engineer Trainees. KK Nair, AGM (HRM) was present as the chief guest on this occasion.
I Soreng, Sr DGM (HRD) and other senior officials were also present on this occasion. KK Nair, AGM (HRM) in his address said that the availability of new furniture at the time of joining will facilitate in work and increase efficiency and belongingness towards the respective department.
SSEH organises eye check-up camps
Bhopal: With the blessings of Sant Hirdaram Sahib and the inspiration and able guidance of Rev. Siddh Bhauji. As many as 316 patients of various eye diseases were diagnosed and treated in a camp held at Ashta District Sehore. With a view to eradicate the blindness from the society these camps are regularly being organised by Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital (SSEH).
Camp at Ashta was held with the co-ordination of an International NGO “Sight Savers”. Out of 316 patients, 62 were identified for cataract operations. later all these patients will be brought to Sewa Sadan Hospital Sant Hirdaram Nagar where the eye surgeons will perform their surgeries. Rest of the 254 patients different eye diseases will be treated accordingly.
Under the ambitious fast track initiative project of NGO “Sight Savers” a project of 2000 cataract surgeries is given to Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital. Under this project, this camp was launched at Ashta. Trustee of the hospital lC Janiyani inspired the Paramedical staff of the hospital for untired efforts to achieve the target within scheduled time frame.
Exhibition of harvesting tools at tribal museum
Bhopal: The importance of agriculture in tribal life can be understood through the exhibition of harvesting tools in Tribal museum, Bhopal. In this exhibition various tools that are used in agriculture are being displayed. The displayed tools include Naagar, Kolpa, Kurai, Mahi/Pitor, Dulli, Khurpi and hansiya.
Besides agricultural tools, hunting tools like kaath Bilwa, teer kamaan, saang, teetar fanda and asun are also being displayed. The exhibition of paintings Uttaradhikaar based on tribal legends is getting people's attention. Creation of the pictures displayed in this exhibition is characterized by children of Gond and Bhil tribe. The exhibition will continue till June 30. It can be viewed daily except on Mondays and public holidays from 12 noon to 8 pm.
Ornaments, bikes stolen from bajrang colony residence
Gwalior: The thieves stole ornaments and two bikes from a deserted house a residence of Gol Pahadiya in Bajrang Colony under Janakganj police station, Ghansyam Ojha reported in the police station he had gone to Shivpuri, three days ago after locking his house.
When he returned, he found lock of his house broken and his gold and silver ornaments stolen. Cost of the stolen goods is `20,000 at the same time the thieves stole two bikes from the house of Atar Singh in front of BN quarters under Kampoo police station and from the house of Murari lal Sharma in Pragati Vihar Colony under Gola Ka Mandir police station.
JU Student meEtS with rail accident
Gwalior: An engineering student of Jiwaji University(JU) coming from Shahdol met with rail accident in the accident, his one leg was amputated and another was seriously injured.
The student Shubham Tripathi was coming from Shahdol
met with rail accident near AG Office Bridge on receipt of information the vice chancellor of university Sangeeta Shukla registrar Anand Mishra proctor SK Singh and deputy director of engineering institute Sapan Patel went to trauma center to serious student.
IGRMS organises art and craft workshops
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (IGRMS) under its popular educational series of 'Do and learn' education programme organised various workshops on performing arts, craft and painting during the summers.
like every year, training of performing arts like – Chhau dance to Mutwa craft of Gujarat was imparted to trainees at IGRMS. This year various workshops were organised like – Mutwa bead-work of Gujarat, Madhubani painting of Bihar, Chhau dance, Terracotta, Cow-dung artwork of Bhopal and Traditional doll making of Manipur.
The workshop of Chhau dance was commenced on International Museum Day – May 18, 2014 and continued for 30 days. The Chhau dance have three sub genres – Saraikela, Mayurbhanj and Purulia. Each sub-genre was trained for duration of 10 days. The workshop was organised with the help from Chhau Guru Chandra Madhao Barik of Kirti Ballet Group, Bhopal.
Employment exchanges being upgraded
Bhopal: Employment exchanges in the State are being upgraded to placement centres under public-private partnership to provide salaried employment to youths. Online job portal will be maintained in the centres where youths can get themselves registered. They will also obtain employment opportunities available in the private sector.
Besides, private employers can also give information about vacancies in the organisations through the web portal and appoint applicants directly through their database.
These placement centres will play the role of matchmaking between youths and industries. Through private partnership, the employment exchanges will provide necessary manpower to local level medium industries. Due to this, youths will obtain maximum jobs in local industries and in turn, the local industries will also get employees as per requirement.
MINISTER Gupta releases CD, MAGAZINE
Bhopal: Higher and Technical Education Minister Umashankar Gupta released CD “Energy” and magazine “Sharaddha Ke Phool” here on Thursday. Gupta said that this CD will help people come out of depression. He said that magazine “Sharaddha Ke Phool” published in memory of great person Harish Chandra Dharia is readable and source of inspiration.
Santoor player Varsha Agrawal has sung some songs in the CD in such ragas which give energy to listener. The entire CD is based on meditation. Bhagwat Das Meena informed that magazine has been published with the cooperation of labourers.
Shukla ClAIMS POWER PRODUCTION sufficient
Satna: Madhya Pradesh Energy Minister Rajendra Shukla on Thursday claimed that more electricity is being generated in the state than required and no threat of power crisis existed. "Madhya Pradesh is receiving poor quality of coal for power generation.
He said power consumers would be able to lodge complaints at a particular telephone number from now onwards. This service would work on the lines of 108 ambulance and immediate action would be taken on complaints.