Bhopal

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WORKSHOP ON ClEANlINESS

Bhopal:A workshop was organised for Girls students of ECO Club of Government Girls Middle School of Sherpura Village, Vidisha district under the cleanliness drive. Under the workshop girls were trained to prepare attractive dustbins from the wastage. Kirti Sharma, teacher in-charge of ECO club inspired the students to collect waste material to prepare different things for utility purpose. With the help of the teacher, 45 students of class 9 prepared attractive dustbins from the waste material. The School has 392 students.A message to keep the premises and class rooms always clean was given to the students keeping dustbins in each class.

SHIVlING NIRMAN ANUSHTHAAN

Bhopal: Narottam Mishra, Minister for Public Relations, Water Recourses and legislative Affairs reviewed the arrangements being made for the Parthiv Shivling Nirman Anushthaan being organized in Datia Stadium ground from August 5, today. He deliberated with all the ward corporators, workers and office bearers of various societies in this regard. The Bhagwat Katha will be presented by Sant Devprabhakar Shastri Dadda Ji in the Anushthaan. Also, Ramlila will be played at night during the programme. On the occasion, Mishra informed that cultural programme will be organized by the renowned artists every evening from August 5 to 11.

ADDl CHARGE FOR GM FISHERIES

Bhopal: OP Saxena posted as Chief General Manager Fisheries Federation was given the additional charge of Director Fisheries by the state government. Saxena, who is posted at the equivalent post in Fisheries Federation as compare to the Director Fisheries has been given the charge from July 31, 2016 on account of retirement of the Director Fisheries UK Purohit.

COllEGE SEAT lIMIT RAISE

Bhopal: The Department of Higher Education has authorised principals of the government colleges to increase seat limit in traditional courses up to 25 per cent, keeping in account the available resources at their end. The wait listed students will be accommodated on these increased seats. Also, in the welfare of the students, an additional phase for admission is being organised from August 5 to 12, 2016 for the students seeking admission in Graduation and P.G. courses. The necessary information has been uploaded on the website www.highereducation.mp.gov.in. Moreover, in order to facilitate students, who are not able to take admission in the colleges due to 60 per cent cutoff marks limit, the department has relaxed the rule to accommodate students against the vacant seats. The rule will be applied to the concerned city where there is no other college is available for the same subject. Step has been taken by the state government with an objective to accommodate more numbers of students seeking admission for higher studies.

 PM TO VISIT BHABRA

Bhopal: A meeting to review preparations for the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's proposed visit to Bhabra (District Alirajpur) on August 9, was held at Mantralaya on Thursday. In the meeting, Additional Chief Secretary Deepak Khandekar reviewed preparations for venue, transportation and parking arrangements and issued necessary instructions.

SKIll DEV FOR SC, ST YOUTH

Bhopal: A six months residential skill development programme for SC, ST youths was conducted by the Madhya Pradesh Rozgar evam Prashikshan Parishad (MAPCET) at CIPET, Bhopal on Auto Cad and CNC lath programming and operation techniques. After the training, 50 trainees were absorbed in the jobs. The Managing Director MAPCET, RK Mishra said that this is the passing out parade of the trainees and now they will start a new and real chapter of their life. Certificates and appointment letters were issued to the trainees in the programme. The trainees were given employment by M/s. MMR Automotive Pvt. ltd.- Pune, CCM India ltd. - Chennai, Bharat Princijan ltd. – Jamnagar (Gujarat) and Rane Plastics Pvt. ltd. – Pune. On the occasion, Commissioner Schedule Caste Welfare Shri Sanjeev Kumar Jha said that big things can be achieved with a small start in life. Achieve great heights in future and develop your personality. CIPET Center Chief, Alok Sahu informed that a total of 50 trainees took part in the Auto Cad & CNC lath programming and operation techniques in the training programme. The trainees were parted with the knowledge of various techniques of Auto Cad & CNC lath programming. They can now produce various goods of automobiles besides moulds manufacturing. It may be mentioned that jobs were provided to all the trainees after the training.

ARTISTS VISIT IGRMS

Bhopal: Renowned artists of miniature painting, Padamshri Vijay Sharma visited Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya. Sharma especially visited house types of Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh and laddhak’s Kitchen at Himalaya village open air exhibition and said, “These exhibitions are exemplary because such habitat even in the Himalayan region are also losing their identity”. After visiting the indoor exhibition museum building Veethi Sankul, Sharma said, “The exhibitions are of international standards and the display is quite unique.” On this special visit to IGRMS, Sharma was guided by Museum’s Assistant Curator (Display) Anand Tehanguriya and Museum Associate, Garima Anand.

ZONAl COUNCIl MEET

Bhopal: The Standing Committee of Central Zonal Council met on Thursday at Madhyanchal Bhavan in New Delhi, under chairmanship of Chief Secretary, Madhya Pradesh, Antony DeSa. Four states attended the meeting.Being the host for the meeting, Chief Secretary DeSa welcomed representatives of other states. Officers of Union Ministry of Home Affairs, Civil Aviation, Public Health and Family Welfare, Forests, Human Resources Development, Food, Telecommunication and Central Public Works Department participated in the meeting.Nidhi Jaislin, secretary of inter-state council too was present there. Besides, secretary level officers of different ministries of the Government of India and representatives of NITI Ayog attended it. Apart from Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand are part of Central Zonal Council. Inter-state issues of different departments were discussed in the council meeting.