For a first, birds from Siberia lay 64 eggs
Sheopur: For the first time, migratory birds from Siberia have laid 64 eggs in the National Chambal Gharial Sanctuary in Madhya Pradeshs Sheopur district. According to sanctuary sources, 16 nests containing four eggs each of Steambird were found between Samrasa-Rameshwar in January. Chicks are expected to come out of these eggs in the next two months. Not a single egg was discovered in the past two years. Sources said that these migratory birds would return to Siberia with the onset of summer.
Transformer Division develops base plates
Bhopal: Transformer Division, BHEl, Bhopal has for the first time indigenously developed base plates and semi tubes along with its accessories for 800 KV jobs, which were earlier imported from Sweden. The development has facilitated in saving crores of rupees of foreign exchange, at the same time enhancing productivity.
This exemplary achievement is the outcome of relentless effort put in by the team of BHEl Engineers comprising of Avinash Chandra (AGM), RK Parte (DGM), AK Parnjpe (Senior Manager) and Sanjay Kumar (Sr Engineer) under the expert guidance of DK. Thakur, GM (TCB). This achievement has brought confidence amongst the engineers of BHEl to further go ahead towards import substitution.
Students advised to dig into ancient science
Bhopal: India’s ancient science and technology need to be researched. Young scientist can do this in a better way. This was stated by Higher and Technical Education Minister Umashankar Gupta at Search and Research Conclave at NIITR Auditorium here on Saturday. Gupta said that ‘Aao Banayen Apna Madhya Pradesh’ campaign will be successful only when every person works with honesty.
Students should learn well and teachers teach well. He said that Indians’ role is significant in researches not only in India, but abroad also. Gupta also released a souvenir. Director Technical Education Ashish Dongare said that now era of IT-2 i.e. intelligent technology is arriving after information technology. Six-time President Medal winner technovator Sushant Patnaik gave a live show of driverless car during the two-day conclave. Pandit Vijay Shankar Mehta delivered a lecture on life management. As many as 200 research papers will be presented during the conclave.
Shukla has darshan of lord Kamtanath
Bhopal: Public Relations and Energy Minister Rajendra Shukla had Darshan of lord Kamtanath Pratham Mukharbindu during his Chitrakoot visit on Saturday. Shukla also sought blessings of Mahant Swami Sankarshan Prapannacharya amd Yuvraj Swami Badri Prapannacharya Ji at Acharya Ashram at Naya Gaon. MP Ganesh Singh, Arvind Menon and General Secretary of Deendayal Research Foundation Abhay Mahajan were also present on the occasion.
PR Minister Shukla also apprised himself of progress of Mandakini sewer plant at Siyaram Kuteer. Shukla directed to complete sewer plant’s works at the earliest and all soil-related works before monsoon.
SBI award staff union’s 3rd gB meeting today
Bhopal: The third general body meeting of the State Bank of India Award Staff Employees Union (Bhopal Circle) would be held at Campion School auditorium on Sunday in the presence of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
After inauguration of the meeting by Chouhan at 10 am, national general secretary of the bank employees association MV Murli and president Sanjeev Bandlish and other leaders from different parts of the country would address the employees.