Special Aadhar drive from Oct 15
Bhopal: A special drive for cent per cent Aadhar registration will be carried out in State from October 15, 2015 to January 15, 2016. The State Government has constituted a task force headed by ACS School Education in this regard. Members of the task force include Principal Secretaries of Planning, Economics and Statistics, Tribal Welfare and Woman and Child Development Departments, Secretary Science and Technology and Mission Director of Samagra Social Security Mission. MD of Madhya Pradesh State Electronics Development Corporation is its Member-Secretary. It is noteworthy that about 79 per cent work of Aadhar registration has been completed in Madhya Pradesh. Aadhar registration of 1.55 crore persons have remained, who comprise mostly children from 0 to 18 years of age. There are 1.50 crore students among citizens from 5 to 18 years of age whose Aadhar registration is yet to be done. Chairman SR Mohanthy chaired the first meeting of the task force here today. Along with conducting special state-wide drive, the task force will also visit districts to review progress.
Rs99.96l allocated for e-libraries in 14 colleges
Bhopal: Higher Education Department has allocated Rs99.96 lakh for e-libraries in 14 colleges. MlB Post Graduate Girls College, Bhopal has been allocated Rs6.31 lakh and Government Gitanjali Girls College, Bhopal Rs7.11 lakh. Similarly, Rs7.89 lakh has been allocated to Government College, Chachoda, Girls College, Ranjhi in Jabalpur Rs3.91 lakh, MJS Post Graduate College, Bhind Rs5.07 lakh, Degree College, Jawar in Sehore district Rs5.13 lakh, Girls College, Raisen Rs8.22 lakh, Girls College, Itarsi Rs7.49 lakh, Post Graduate College, Tikamgarh Rs4.30 lakh, Government College, Anjad in Barwani district Rs7.85 lakh, Arts and Commerce College, Harda Rs11.09 lakh, Degree College, Jobat in Alirajpur district Rs7.86 lakh, Government College Sarangpur in Rajgarh district Rs9.32 lakh and Rs8.74 lakh has been allocated for e-library to Shyamlal Pandviya College, Murar in Gwalior district.
Virtual classes for students
Bhopal: Virtual classes for students of graduation and post graduation courses will be held from October 5 to 10. Virtual classes for first and third semesters of post graduation will be held from 10 to 10.55 am. For graduation courses of arts, commerce and science for first, third and fifth semesters, virtual classes will be held from 11 am to 1.10 pm.
Animal husbandry min inspects State dairy
Bhopal: Animal Husbandry Minister Kusum Mahdele inspected State Dairy on Bhadbhada Roadhere today and directed to improve its arrangements. Mahdele went round various units of the dairy. She inspected enclosures for Sahiwal and Jersey cows and directed for cleanliness there. She also apprised herself about collection of milk from cow progeny milch animals. She also sought information about fodder production. The Minister also planted a sapling on the premises.
Hindi Bhasi Hindi Sevi Samman Varsh 2015 held
Bhopal: In the ‘Hindi Bhasi Hindi Sevi Samman Varsh 2015’ organized by Madhya Pradesh Rashtra Bhasa Prachar Samiti the other day, AMV Yugandhar, Executive Director, BHEl, Bhopal was felicitated with the prestigious ‘Hindi Bhasi Samman’ at Hindi Bhavan in the Telugu language category. S Balakrishnan, General Manager, Thermal in Tamil language and Mukesh Arora, Additional General Manager, Information Technology, BHEl, Bhopal in Punjabi language were also felicitated in the programme. Sukh Dev Prasad Dubey, President, Rashtra Bhasa Prachar Samiti and Kailash Chandra Pant presented the award. The award is presented for extraordinary contribution in the promotion and propagation of the Hindi language. On this occasion Aruna Yugandhar, President, BHEl ladies club; Binoy Kumar, Additional General Manager, HR and Hareesh Singh Bagwar, Manager, Rajbhasa, BHEl, Bhopal along with his team were also present in the programme.
Art workshop on myths about lion/tiger
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya, Bhopal is organising an eight days long national art workshop on ‘position and importance of the lion or tiger Folk / tribal myths’ from 05th October, 2015. In this workshop 30 artists from all over India will present myths on Tiger / lion through paintings or craft. Tiger, lions and other wild animals, Tribes and their lifestyle was shaped together in millions of years. When anyone of these species is disturbed it makes an impact on other species too. In tribal and folk cultures Tiger and lions has been worshipped from thousands of years. These wild cats have been the symbol of valour and human fear for thousands of years. Tiger is a vehicle for gods and they have been mentioned in Sindhu Ghati society as well. Tigers have always been considered as a symbol of bravery and divine by humans and Tigers on the other hand considered humans to be separate specie out of its food chain. Tribals considered Tigers to be divine and have been worshipped.
youth arrested with 700gm opium
Bhopal: The Jabalpur police on Saturday arrested a youth and recovered 700 gm opium from his possession. The estimated cost of the contraband in the market is Rs5 lakh. In an official statement, it was informed that Superintendent of Police Ashish was tipped off about the drug peddler in an isolated place. Acting on the tip, the police team caught the suspected youth, who was later identified as Roshan Namdev alias Deepak (20), a resident of Panni Mohalla, Jabalpur, from near baba Ki Mazar. When searched, he was found in possession of black paste like substance. On testing, it was found that the substance was opium and it weighed 700 gms. The police have registered a case under sections 8 and 17 of the NDPS Act and further interrogating the offender. Police further said that police personnel Indramani Patel, Ramesh Kaurav, KS Baghel, Naresh Pasi, Rustam Ali, Hariom Mishra, Manoj Mishra, Teerath, Vijay Batti and Anil Upadhyay played important role in nabbing the offender. Superintendent of Police has announced that the team members were be rewarded.
Quizzer’s club Manit to organise quiz show
Bhopal: Quizzer’s Club MANIT would on Sunday organise a programme ‘Genesis’, in which city’s renowned quiz master Anmol Upadhyay, studied from NIT Trichi, will host the quiz. Quiz is on the topic of aptitude and reasoning. The programme would follow a lecture of Director of Vyapam, Tarun Kumar Pithode. He will guide the students for the preparation of civil services. An ex-student of MANIT, Pithode will also tell about his book ‘I am Possible’ in which he has written about the IAS preparation. Quiz master Anmol Upadhyay will also give the tips for the preparation of CAT to the students. The programme will be organised in the Auditorium of the MANIT from 10 am and is free for students from all colleges. Students interested can report in SAC, MANIT at 9:30 am for the registration. Quizzer’s Club, MANIT is city’s prominently working quizzing club. It was established in 2013. The Club has made a great name in the hearts of quiz lovers of the city. It works to build the interest in quizzing amongst youth and to aware them for the social, economic and general knowledge, besides academics.