Bhopal

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Two from Harda shine on Unicef Insta page

Bhopal: As one marked International Youth Day, two young changeloomers from Harda in MP took over UNICEF India Instagram page.  Antima, 20 years old and pursuing degree in commerce and Harshita who is writer, poet, dreamer and a change maker, both from Harda took over UNICEF India instagram page during the weekend on Saturday and Sunday as one marked International Youth Day. These two are changeloomers who are part of the project Youth4Children engaging with other young people and to advocate on child rights in Madhya Pradesh. The project is being implemented by Synergy Sanasthan in partnership with UNICEF, Madhya Pradesh. Antima Thakur, shared posts on safe spaces for youth and activities of changeloomers in Harda for children. Antima shared 6 posts on UNICEF India instagram page and each post was liked around 1000 people on the page and shared by pages like voices of children in MP. Similarly Harshita Tare shared posts on event held to mark International Youth Day in Harda. Harshita speaks strongly on gender discrimination and is one of her area of advocacy as part of her work for children.

Faculty development prog held in Indore

Indore: One week long faculty development programme organized by RGPV Bhopal under TEQIP-III on ‘Communication System’ from August 6 to 10 at the department of Electronics and Communication Engineering of Medi-Caps Institute Technology and Management Indore, concluded on a high node on Saturday.

The valedictory function was held under the presence of the chief guest Gopal Agrawal Vice Chairman Medi-Caps Institute of Technology and Management, in the institute auditorium. Agrawal congratulated the organizers and the department for the successful completion of the event. He also told that in future more such programs will be held under the banner of EC Department.

Director Medi-caps Sunil K Somani and Prof Vimal Bhatia IIT Indore also graced the occasion by their esteemed presence. On the fourth day of the programme Ashok Chandra IES officer and former wireless advisor to the government of India expressed his views on radio frequency spectrum, electromagnetic spectrum, 3-G & 4-G spectrum basics. He told in near future 5-G communication will change the world of communication completely. Prof Siva Dutta Joshi from IIT Delhi delivered his talk on random variable and noise theory.

Min honours meritorious students

Bhopal:Minister for Revenue, Science and Technology Umashankar Gupta honoured meritorious students of ward- 30, 33 and 46 on Sunday. Besides students, who scored over 70 per cent in class 12 and 10, teachers were also honoured on this occasion.

Gupta said that it is better to resolve curiosities rather than suppress them. He further mentioned that new discoveries take place because of curiosities.

 Gupta stated that only degree will not serve the purpose. Besides degrees, one must make himself/herself skilled. He asserted that students not only learn in class room, they also learn from activities conducted in school campuses. Teachers should pay attention that students should learn good things in schools. local Public Representatives were present on the occasion.

Min performs bhoomi poojan of school in Datia

Bhopal:  The Minister for Public Relations, Water Resources and Parliamentary Affairs Narottam Mishra performed bhoomi poojan of school building at village Bahadurpur of Datia on Sunday.

The school building will be constructed at a cost of Rs one crore. Mishra said that the state government is making constant efforts for the expansion of educational facilities in the state. This work will be continued without any hindrance. Several Public Representatives were present in the progarmme.