CM congratulates Jain for medical colleges
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has congratulated the Minister of State for Medical Education (Independent Charge) Sharad Jain for remarkable achievement to start medical colleges at Ratlam, Khandwa and Vidisha from this academic session. During the cabinet meeting held on Monday, Chouhan said that all the three medical colleges have been started in a very short period. As many as 400 students are being enrolled in first year of the under graduate course in these colleges.Besides, Chouhan also appreciated Additional Chief Secretary Medical Education Radheshyam Julaniya for ensuring completion of all the formalities and initial arrangements to begin these medical colleges.
950 sbi branches to have Kisan Mela
State Bank of India, the country’s largest lender will organize Kisan Mela at nearly 950 rural and semi-urban branches across Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh on 18th July, 2018. Kisan Mela is one of its kind initiative by SBI to develop connect with farmer customers, resolve their grievances and educate them about various their rights and banks initiatives. The Bank which has close to 1.50 cr. farmer customers, plans to connect with at least 10 lakh farmers through this mega Kisan Mela. SBI had recently organised Kisan Mela which attracted over 6 lakh farmers across various locations in the country. As part of Kisan Mela, bank also offers KCC farmers an enhancement of 10 per cent to their credit limit on renewing the account.
Maya Singh to attend meeting for Smart City
Minister for Urban Development and Housing Maya Singh will attend meeting in connection to Smart City to be held at Jaipur on July 20. Singh will proceed from Bhopal by plane for New Delhi on July 17 and will reach Jaipur on July 19 from there. Maya Singh will visit Jaipur Smart City Project on July 20 to 21 and will return Bhopal on July 22 after taking part in the meeting.
‘People should not be displaced during rain’
People are living for long in the area and should not be displaced in the rainy season, said State BJP President and MP Rakesh Singh to the officials of cantonment board on Monday and discussed issues of residents living in civil area. He said that the residents and officers should cooperate and support each other. The cantonment board has supported the residents and assured that same supported would be extended by the cantonment board.The problems which need immediate attention should be addressed on priority.On the occasion cant MlA Ashok Rohani, BJP city president GS Thakur, cantonment brigadier Sabrawal, cantonment CEO Rahul Sharma and state officer Nema were present. Meanwhile the BJP state president left for Delhi for participating in monsoon session of the parliament.