CM extends wishes on Rashtriya Khel Diwas
Bhopal: Chief Minister Kamal Nath has extended best wishes to all the players and sports fans on the occasion of Rashtriya Khel Diwas. Paying obeisance to the great Hockey Player Major Dhyanchand, Nath said that sports develop a culture that connects the world. Beyond victory and defeat, the culture of sports eradicates discrimination. He said that our players not only win medals with their talent but also win hearts. Nath said that the Madhya Pradesh government is committed to enhance the necessary infrastructural facilities for sports. Along with this, more attention is being paid to prepare players for international competitions by providing healthy environment and qualitative training. The search for new sports talent will continue in the state.
Pension adalat to be organised by State Govt
Bhopal: A pension adalat will be organised by the State Government on August 29 to resolve pension cases of retired officers of the Indian Forest Service in Bhopal. The adalat, which will start at 11 am in Room-315 of Vallabh Bhavan no; 1, will continue till 3 pm. Retired IFS officers who have any problem in relation to pension cases can get their problems resolved themselves or through their representative.
survey to reduce power bill in cow sheds to be held
Bhopal: Energy Minister Priyavrat Singh has said that a survey will be conducted to reduce the electricity bill in the registered cow sheds. He said that after assessing the subsidy involved in it, its proposal will be prepared. Singh said this during a discussion with the gaushala owners. Singh said that a discussion will be held with the Department of Renewable Energy regarding installation of solar panels in gaushalas. He said that gaushalas will also be helped under CSR head of industries.
During the meeting, Energy Minister Singh spoke to SE Ujjain on the issue of electricity problem put up by Badnagar gaushala owner and directed to solve the problem soon. He said that all the electricity-related problems of gaushalas will be resolved on priority. Gaushala owners also gave suggestions during the meeting.