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‘Advocate Protection Act to be brought up soon’

Bhopal: Advocate Protection Act will be brought up soon. Law-Legislative Affairs, Public Relation, Science and Technology Minister PC Sharma was addressing of the New Year celebration programme of Advocate Association for Junior. Sharma said that the government has taken the decision to waive of loan off 55 lakh farmers. Now, Rs 51,000 will be given under Mukhya Mantri Kanya Vivah-Nikah Yojana. He said that air services from Bhopal has been increased and new courts will be opened as per requirement. Minister for Panchayat and Rural Development Kamleshwar Patel said that Society of advocates should cooperate in building up a positive atmosphere in the society as well as justice to the poor. He said the advocates are the trouble shooters and their guidance will always be welcomed. Minister for Tribal Affairs & Welfare Omkar Singh Markam said that suggestions of advocates will be given priority. Minister for Public Health Engineering Sukhdev Panse also addressed the function.

‘Plaque for building is placed on same building’

Bhopal: The Capital Project Administration (CPA) has clarified that plaque made for any building is placed on the same building. The plaque was kept in the old building of the Vallabh Bhavan, when bhoomi poojan of expansion work of Vallabh Bhavan was performed. After the completion of expansion work of Vallabh Bhavan, the plaque was placed at the new building. The plaque related to dedication has been installed at one block of new building and plaque of bhoomi poojan has been installed at the second block. At the time of construction, the plaque of bhoomi poojan was kept in the old building and the same has been installed at the new building for which it was meant after the completion of work. The Capital Project Administration has clarified that plaque has been installed at the building to which it belongs.

1st session of State Assembly from today

Bhopal: The first session of fifteenth State Assembly would commence on Monday and would end on January 11, 2019, Protem speaker Deepak Saxena would administer oath to the newly elected state assembly members. Election of speaker of state assembly, address by Madhya Pradesh Governor and government work would be done on the second day. Principal Secretary AP Singh said that till date 203 legislatures out of 230 have completed process of registration. The reception room would remain open during the session for the newly elected legislators in which the remaining 27 legislatures could complete registration.  PS Singh inspected arrangements for the first session. The identification card for the visitors, journalist and media-persons have been issued and for safety and security one photo- identification card (UID, Voter ID, Driving license, PAN card, Passport)  have to carried mandatorily.