Arth Kranti starts to improve Indian economy
Bhopal: A voluntary organization Arth Kranti has initiated process for improving the Indian economy. It has proposed to withdraw use of high denomination currency notes of Rs 1,000 and Rs 500. Mrigendra of the organization had approached parliamentarians in New Delhi some time ago and 106 MPs including Alok Sanjar and Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar have supported the cause and they advocated the reason behind stopping g the big currency notes. While talking to media persons here on Wednesday, Mrigendra said that there are several aspects responsible for the poor economy. To improve the economy, taxation needs to be rationalized. At present, there are 64 taxes on the citizens. Similarly, he told that high denomination currency notes are being used only for illegal works like corruption and other illegal practices. Citing the world wide scenario, he informed that almost all the transactions needs to be done through banks; this would help the banks to have strong financial condition. Besides, the transactions need to be completely cashless, so that every transaction could be traceable, he added.
MP Fencing Academy players win silver medal
Bhopal: In the Senior National Federation Cup organised at Patiala, Punjab from June 17 to 19, 2016, the players of MP Fencing Academy won silver medal in Epee team event and made the State proud. In the competition 500 players participated from all around the Nation. The trio Amardeep Basediya, Himalaya Vishwakarma and Amit Singh together showcased excellent performance and won silver medal in the Epee team event. The Sports and Youth Welfare Minister Yashodra Raje Scindia congratulated the players on their victory. The players were also congratulated by Director of Sports and Youth Welfare Upendra Jain. Notably, Basediya, Vishwakarma and Singh are players of the academy for past eight years and they were awarded with Vikram Awards for their excellent performances. They are being trained under senior coach of Fencing Academy Bhupendra Singh.
World Music Day observeD
Bhopal: Alliance française de Bhopal on Tuesday observed the World Music Day at its premises. This day, having originated in France, is celebrated with a lot of zeal every year at AF Bhopal. This year it was celebrated with local artists. The performances included tabla vaadan, flute, singing and guitar. After the performances, the audience was also invited to participate in Antaakshari competition and karaoke. The event was anchored by Nitesh Agrawal and Arundhati Pandey. Music Day is a connected set of free public events which takes place each year on the June 21 (also June 20 in Bhopal this year). The festival originated in France in 1982. Since then the idea has spread across the globe with each event holding to the same simple set of principles.
Max comes up with special sale
Bhopal: The fashion brand Max has come out with special sale from Wednesday having upto 50 per cent off on over 60,000 products, from a collection that features the season’s hottest trends across clothing, accessories and footwear for the entire family. Hurry and pick up the trendy and contemporary range by Max at exclusive outlets across the country. The three-day offer would remain available on all Max stores in Bhopal.
Second International Day of Yoga observed
Bhopal: School of Planning and Architecture, Bhopal is observed second International Day of Yoga with great zeal, enthusiasm and fitness fervor. The institute is organizing three-day programme on Yoga starting with yoga camp on second International day of Yoga. On June 21, to mark the International event on Yoga, yogic exercise camp was organized by the Vivekananda Yoga Kendra Bhopal for the Students, Academicians, staff and people of Bhauri and Barkheda salam area. Members of SPA family, students and others actively took part in yogic exercise and performed various yoga asans under the experts. On the second day of the programme, to highlight the importance of yoga in daily life a conference on the theme “Yoga for Body and Beyond” is orgnaised by the institute. Yogic experts from Vivekanand Yoga Kendra Bhopal, will talk about on the subject. On third and concluding day of the progarmme, poster presentation and slogan competition will be organized. Institute invites best slogans and poster on ‘Yoga and Fitness’ theme from the staff, students and faculty members.
CM's message to be broadcast from Akashwani
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan's message focusing on 'School Chalen Ham Abhiyan' will be broadcast from Bhopal station of Akashwani at 7.21 pm on June 23. In the message, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has appealed to people to send every child to school. The message will be relayed by all centres of Akashwani in Madhya Pradesh at 7.21 pm after regional new bulletin.
Second workshop regarding e-auction held
Bhopal: Second workshop regarding e-auction was held at Academy of Administration here today. At the workshop, prospective bidders were apprised of e-auction process and their queries were also answered. At the workshop, detailed information was given about three blocks of limestone and one of diamond in the state. E-auction of Hatupur diamond block in Panna district and limestone blocks at Nimarmunda Damoh district and Bandarkhan and Ghuisa in Satna district will be made. Secretary Mineral Resources Shiv Shekhar Shukla, Director Geology and Mining Vineet Austin, Superintending Geologist NK Hans and prospective bidders were present at the workshop.
MP forms panel to chalk out new syllabus
Bhopal: The state government has constituted a committee to chalk out new syllabus and rules regarding new departmental exam system of Revenue Department. It would prescribe syllabus and rules regarding exam for Naib Tehsildars, Assistant Superintendents land Record and Revenue Inspectors etc. Chief Revenue Commissioner will be committee's Chairman. Its members will include Additional Secretary Revenue, Deputy Relief Commissioner, Joint Commissioner land Records, Academy of Administration's Exam In-charge and Additional Secretary law. After chalking out syllabus and rules, the committee would submit its reports to General Administration Department on July 15.