Construction of Datia Medical College to be reviewed
Bhopal: Construction of Datia Medical College will be reviewed constantly. Medical Education and Health Minister Narottam Mishra said that this action is being undertaken at departmental level to ensure that teaching work in Datia Medical Colleges started from academic year 2016. In the beginning, the medical college will function with 100 seats. Datia district is known for Maa Pitambara Peeth and a number of tourist destinations. Religious tourism is also being promoted in the district. Citizens are also extending cooperation in overall development of Datia. Minister Mishra said that enlightened people have also important contribution in these efforts.
Padmakar memorial function to be held today
Bhopal: Padmakar memorial function will he held at Sagar on September 22. Madhya Pradesh Sahitya Akademi will organise the programme at Hari Singh Gaur Central University. University Vice Chancellor Prof RP Tiwari will be chief guest while Shyamsundar Dube will preside over the function. The programme will begin with garlanding of image of Padmakar at Chakraghat, Sagar. In the second session, Suresh Acharya (Sagar), Anand Tripathi (Sagar), Manju Tiwari (Bhopal) and Kanti Kumar (Sagar) will deliver lectures. In the third session, poet-litterateur Nirmal Chand Nirmal, Mayus Sagari, Gajadhar Sagar, Santosh Barsaiyan, Karuna Thakur, Shyam Upadhyay, Ved Prakash and Ashish Jyotishi will recite poems. MlA Shri Shailendra Jain will be the chief guest, Meena Pimplapure special guest and Suresh Acharya will preside over the sessions.
Empathy is sensitiveness, says Gujarat Guv
Bhopal: Empathy is sensitiveness, stated Gujarat Governor OP Kohli while speaking on “Insensitiveness in Society: Reasons and Solution” at late Kushabhau Thakre Memorial lecture series at Rewa on Monday. Union Minister for Social Justice Thawarchand Gehlot said that it is a matter of concerning that we the people who even worship stones, trees and water are becoming insensitive. He said that only humanity makes us sensitive. Senior social worker and thinker Bhagwat Sharan Mathur said all problems in the world are due to insensitiveness. He said that this can be overcome through social harmony, charity and morality. Public Relations Minister Rajendra Shukla said that the development reaching our next generation will pave way for social harmony and sensitivity. He called for following ideals of late Kushabhau Thakre. MP Janardan Mishra and Vice Chancellor KN Singh also spoke on the occasion. Registrar P Bharti delivered welcome address. Mayor Mamta Gupta, MlA Divyaraj Singh, Arvind Bhadoria, other public representatives and distinguished citizens were present on the occasion.