Minister listens to the woes of patients
Bhopal: Revenue, Science and Technology Minister Umashankar Gupta listened to the woes of patients at Katju and JP Hospital. Gupta issued instructions to make arrangements of adequate and clean water in the ward and toilets. Gupta said that garbage should not be allowed to be burnt at the gate of J.P. Hospital instead it should be picked up daily. He said that the number of sanitation workers should be increased. The patients demanded posting of neurology and skin specialists in J.P. Hospital. He said that necessary action in this regard would be taken.
Cs reviews arrangements for Prez’s programme
Bhopal: Chief Secretary BP Singh reviewed arrangements for the President Ramnath Kovind’s programmes proposed on November 10 and 11 at Bhopal and Anuppur respectively. Singh gave detailed instructions as regard to the security, medical, parking, drinking water arrangements for Sadguru Kabir Mahotsav to be held at lal Parade Ground, unveiling of Rani Jhalkari Bai’s statue in GTB Complex-TT Nagar, National Science, Maths and Environment Exhibition’s programme to be held at Academy of Administration and Management besides Narmada Mandir Darshan in Amarkantak of Anuppur district and the proposed programmes in Indira Gandhi National Tribal University. Additional Chief Secretary Home KK Singh, Additional Chief Secretary General Administration Prabhanshu Kamal, Principal Secretary Public Relations SK Mishra, Principal Secretary to CM Ashok Varnval, Director General of Police Rishi Kumar Shukla, Commissioner Bhopal, Collector Bhopal/Anuppur and Senior officers of Police, Army, Akashvani, Indian Oil and BSNl were present in the meeting.
Stringent action taken against Manager of Misrod
Bhopal: Madhya Kshetra Vidyut Vitaran Company has taken action against the Manager of Misrod in Bhopal district for making wrong remark in a complaint registered with CM Helpline. Taking disciplinary action against the manager, charge sheet has been issued against him.
Sumit Choudhury of Nirmal State Misrod had registered a complaint with the CM Helpline on September 21 regarding some fault in his electricity meter. During redressal of the complaint the l-1 to l-3 level officials had given the wrong remark that the complainant’s meter has been changed. Following the remark the complaint was closed on October 7. When the Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister spoke directly to the complainant in this regard, he was told by the latter that the meter had not been changed till date. This fact was further brought to the notice of the senior officials of the Energy Department by the Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister following which, not only was the meter at the complainant’s residence changed but a charge sheet was also issued against the concerned employee with immediate effect.
Pm Gramin Aawas Yojana helps stonemason
Bhopal: Sanjeev Kumar Attaya resides in his small kuchha house in Pali village of Hata tehsil in Damoh district with his five-member family. A stonemason by profession, he spent his life building concrete houses for others, but could not make one for himself due to financial stringency. But finally, thanks to Pradhan Mantri Gramin Aawas Yojana that helped Sanjeev realise his dream house. Rozgar Sahayak (employment assistant) of Hata Janpad Panchayat helped stone mason Sanjeev Atthaya under the Pradhan Mantri Gramin Aawas Yojana. He got Sanjeev’s name added in the housing list of the scheme. He even got Rs 40 thousand in the first installment and Rs 45 thousand each in the second and third installment. Sanjeev laboured to build his own house also for which he received his due payment from MNREGA scheme.
Sanjeev’s pucca house has a pucca toilet now and a power connection also. Being a stonemason himself, Sanjeev has got a wonderful balcony built in front of his house. This Diwali, Sanjeev conducted lakshmi Puja amidst glittering lights in his new house with family.
Kamal Nanda donates eyes of his late father
Bhopal: Kamal Nanda on Monday donated eyes of his late father Rajkumar Nanda, after his death, to Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital. A resident of Hamidia Road, Bhopal, late Rajkumar Nanda passed away on Monday. The hospital, in a statement said that with this donation, two blind persons would now get the eye-sight. For the sake of two visually impaired persons, son of the deceased took this decision.
As many as 1498 free cornea transplantation have so far been performed in Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital. Trustee lC Janiyani paid homage to the departed soul and expressed gratitude to the family members for this donation.
“Bird Watching Programme” to be organised soon
Bhopal: Regional Museum of Natural History, Bhopal will organise “Bird Watching Programme” on November 12 from 5.45 am to 10.30 am for the students of class 6 to 12. Students may take a photograph of their school identity card and send to the Whatsapp No; 9425625117 along with their contact number for registration. There is no any registration fees. The last date of the registration is 10th November, 2017. 20 students will be selected on “First Come – First Serve” basis. Selected students will be together at museum campus by 05:45 am. For more information, students may contact to Shri Manik lal Gupta, Scientist-B through phone No. 0755-2420429.
Ethiopia Minister visits CRISP
Bhopal: Minister of State for Education and Technical and Vocational Education and Training, Govt. of Ethiopia, Teshome lemma Wodajo along with the advisors of the Department, Berhanu Moroda and Yibeltel Ayalew visited CRISP. During his visit, Teshome visited all the labs and interacted with the trainers of CRISP and also with the participants undergoing training in CRISP under various projects. Mukesh Sharma, Chief Executive Officer of CRISP briefed the visitor on about the activities and achievements of the Organisation.Teshome highly praised the progresses made by CRISP in the area of Vocational Education and Skill Development, Consultancy projects, Application Software Development etc. and appreciated CRISP too for the quality services provided by it to its clientele. He also appreciated the work culture in India especially in CRISP. He assured that CRISP may play important role in the growth of Vocational Education and Skill Development in Ethiopia. He also wished that relationship with CRISP and India should grow and become strong and on a long-term. Teshome also planted a sapling in CRISP as a memory to his visit on Monday.