Bhopal

Inbrief

PNS

gOVT ISSUES POSTING ORDERS FOR TWO IAS OFFICERS

Bhopal: State Government has issued new posting order of two officers of Indian Administrative Service. Shrikant Banoth, collector Harda has been posted deputy secretary, Madhya Pradesh government and Tarun Rathi, deputy secretary, Madhya Pradesh government, mineral resources department and executive director of MP State Mine Corporation (additional charge) has been posted collector Harda.

Pink parking for scooty of women openS

Bhopal: Revenue, Science and Technology Minister Umashankar Gupta and Mayor Alok Sharma inaugurated pink parking for scooty of women at Ganesh Chowk, opposite to SBI in New Market. Gupta said that trade will go up if facilities are provided to customers. This is sort of investment. Shri Gupta said that they should change according to the need of the time. Mayor Sharma said that along with smart, new market should be converted into smart market. If traders support, shops in the new market will be replaced by new shops. New smart shoe market will also be developed. He said that work of New Market Vyapari Sangh is praiseworthy and exemplary. Trolley will be provided for shopping in pink parking. Besides, wheel chair for Divyang and e-rickshaw will be available for elderly persons. Around 200 two-wheelers can be parked at the parking place. New Market Vyapari Sangh has developed the pink parking by investing Rs ten lakh. Vyapari Mahasangh president Satish Gangrade gave information about works carried out. local public representatives were present on the occasion.

‘Pay farmers on wheat procurement in time’

Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan instructed to arrange payment of wheat procurement amount to farmers on time. He said that adequate cash availability in cooperative banks should be ensured. This should be monitored every day. Chouhan took a meeting of officials in this connection at the Mantralaya. He instructed to resolve the problem being faced by farmers in clearance of procurement amount from banks immediately. He said that maximum farmers had accounts in cooperative banks. There should be problem in payment due to cash shortage so adequate and regular cash availability in these banks should be ensured by the Reserve Bank. Cash should be made available in those districts where more cash is needed. Chief Minister Chouhan instructed Principal Secretary, Cooperatives for coordinating this. It was told that the procurement amount was reaching bank accounts regularly. Chief Secretary BP Singh, Additional Chief Secretary Finance AP Shrivastava, Principal Secretary Cooperatives Ajit Kesari, Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister Ashok Vernawal and Reserve Bank Regional Director Ajay Michiyari and other officers were present at the meeting.

Shukla meets gadkari over four-lane roads

Bhopal: Industry Minister Rajendra Shukla on Wednesday met Union Minister for Road Transport and National Highway Nitin Gadkari and appealed to him to remove obstructions and delay in the construction of the Satna-Bela and Mangavan-Chakghat four-lane roads. With the obstruction in the construction of the road, people are facing difficulties. He said that once the obstructions are removed, the construction of both the roads can be completed soon. State Government has completed all formalities for the lane construction.

Shukla apprised Union Minister Gadkari with the detailed information about the obstructions and delay in the construction of the four-lane roads. Industry Minister Shukla said that it is important to re-invite tenders so that the incomplete construction of the Satna-Bela and Mangavan-Chakghat four lane road can be completed soon. Also he urged that the work should be started through a new contractor.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari assured Industry Minister Shukla that construction of both the four lanes would be started at the earliest after removing the obstructions and difficulties.

Yojana to make youth self dependent

Bhopal: In order to impart training to youth to make them self dependent Mukhyamantri Koushal Samvardhan and Mukhyamantri Koushalya Yojana was started by the Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on May 11. Under the scheme short term free training will be imparted to youths in various sectors like retail, agriculture, security, construction, automotive, furniture and fittings, plumbing, IT, domestic worker, tourism, electronics and hardware and apparel etc. Drop out students, persons who wish to generate their own employment developing skills and women or other deprived groups are eligible for the training. Principal Government Model ITI Bhopal has informed that interested persons can get themselves registered by clicking 'Candidate Self Registration' on website www.ssdm.mp.gov.in. Besides, the applicant can contact help desk of any nearby government ITI for information or registration.

Even I have sold balloons on road: Minister

Bhopal: Even I have sold balloons on the road. Revenue, Science and Technology Minister Umashankar Gupta said this at the street vendor training programme. The two-day training was organized at Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana-National Urban livelihood Mission.Gupta said that street vendors are the founders of online order and goods supply system. Street vendors were the first to introduce home delivery system. He said that one must keep in mind all the things told during the training and work accordingly. Training was given to the street vendors on their rights and duties, maintenance of food items, health and cleanliness, capacity building and cashless system etc.

Guv expresses grief over death of pilgrims

Bhopal: Governor Om Prakash Kohli expressed deep sorrow over the death of pilgrims from Indore in the accident in which a bus fell into the Bhagirathi river in Uttarkashi.

Governor hoped for quick recovery of the victims.Condoling the families of the deceased pilgrims Governor Kohli told the local administration to make every possible assistance available to the victims.