Bhopal

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Department of Posts to adopt four zoo inmates

Indore: For the publicity of two of its schemes, the Department of Posts is going to adopt four inmates of the municipal corporation-run zoo here. It will adopt a python, an emu, a fox and a sauras crane housed at the Kamla Nehru Zoo here for six months. The DoP will pay their food expenses for this period Rs 11,400 and put up banners of Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana and Dak Jivan Bima Yojna near their cages, an official said. The DoP and the zoo authorities will soon be signing an agreement.

Education Minister suffers electric shock

Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh School Education Minister Vijay Shah on Tuesday suffered an electric shock and was admitted to a private hospital here. Shah (52) was switching on an electrical appliance at his official residence at Shamla Hills here when he received shock from the switch-board which had become moist. He felt numbness in his hand and the doctors have advised him rest. He is still in the hospital, his aide said.

28-yr-old lion dies due to Many organs failure

Bhopal: A 28-year-old lion, claimed to be the oldest in the country, died due to multiple organ failure at Van Vihar National Park and Zoo here, an official said today. Ramu's hind legs were paralysed about three months ago and it was being treated for it, Van Vihar Park's veterinarian Atul Gupta said. The average life span of a lion is 18 but Ramu lived for 28 years, he said. The lion was rescued from Rajkamal Circus at Korba in Chhattisgarh when it was 18 years old and brought to Van Vihar, which is also an animal rescue centre here, the veterinarian said. According to the initial postmortem report, the feline died last night due to multiple organ failure and weakness, he added.

workshop on Concept of Quality Mgmt begins

Bhopal: A three-day Corporate Quality workshop on Concept of Quality Management began on Tuesday at Human Resource Development Centre BHEl, Bhopal.   On this occasion l Gopalakrishnan, General Manager, Quality was present as the Chief Guest. Brajesh Agrawal, AGM, HRDC & CPIO; DC Bhalla, AGM, CQ and other senior officials were also present in the programme. Around 22 participants from various sister units and sites of BHEl participated in the workshop. Gopalakrishnan stressing on ECS concept – Execution, Consolidation and Simplification asked participants to abide by the 3D Process (Discipline, Dedication and Decision making). He also said that, the quality is an Attitude and should come as natural in our systems. He also stressed on the need of Quality for business scenario and how to manufacture with in parameters and customer’s specification. Brajesh Agrawal AGM-HRD & CPIO welcomed GM (Quality), and address the participants. DC Bhalla, AGM (CQ) briefed about the programme and quality concepts which shall be covered. Umesh Kumar Savle, Senior Engineer (HRD) proposed the vote of thanks and compeered the programme.

Free lED Bulb distribution Scheme inaugurated

Bhopal: Siddh Bhauji inaugurated Free lED Bulb distribution Scheme for eye patients here at Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital Sant Hirdaram Nagar on Tuesday. These bulbs will be provided to the patients who have been operated for their cataract surgery in the hospital. This scheme is being launched with the financial assistance of Jeev Sewa Sansthan. With the help of Bhopal Utsav Mela Samiti, a free eye camp was held at Jehangirabad on last Sunday. They were later brought to Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital. Of these, 30 patients were operated on Monday and discharged on Tuesday. Siddh Bhauji gave two free lED bulbs to each patient. Office bearer of Bhopal Mela Utsav Samiti Vasdev Wadhwani also distributed fruits to eye patients on the occasion. It is learnt that Siddh Bhauji was told that even after their cataract surgery, many poor and old people cannot see the object in the night, because of the dim light in their shanties. If they use high power bulbs, in that condition their expenditure of energy increases, which these poor people cannot afford. Keeping this in the view Siddh Bhauji has decided to distribute two lED bulbs to each cataract patient at the time of their discharge from the hospital.