Girls will become lakhpati since birth
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh has established identity as a State where the Government is not only concerned over daughters’ future, but is also running a number of schemes for their welfare. Madhya Pradesh Government is giving opportunity to girls become ‘lakhpati’ since birth.
A number of schemes like ladli laxmi Yojna are being implemented in the State for improving sex ratio. Six years ago, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan had launched novel scheme ladli laxmi Yojna. As a result of its effective implementation and monitoring, 14.54 lakh girls have become ladli laxmis so far. Maximum 3.16 lakh girls have been benefited under ladli laxmi Yojna in Jabalpur division followed by 2.34 lakh in Indore division, 1.71 lakh Ujjain and 1.59 lakh girls in Sagar division. In other divisions, 1.45 lakh girls got the benefit of ladli laxmi Yojna in Bhopal, 1.15 lakh Gwalior, 1.14 lakh Rewa, 74,194 Narmadapuram, 70,390 Chambal and 51,895 girls were benefited in Shahdol division. Among districts, Chhindwara has been on top in the scheme’s implementation by benefiting 66,482 ladli laxmis during last five years followed by Jabalpur where 63,005 girls were benefited. As many as 56,128 girls have been benefited in Sagar, 53,992 in Indore district, 48,693 in Bhopal, 47,584 in Balaghat, 47,584 in Dhar, 44,862 in Satna, 38,536 in Betul and 37,366 girls have been benefited in Seoni district.
CCIM sanctions PG course in Swasthyavrat subject
Bhopal: Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM) has accorded sanction to post-graduate course (MD Ayurved) in Swasthyavrat subject (Preventive and Social Medicine) in Pt Khushilal Sharma Government Autonomous Ayurved College and Institute, Bhopal. There will be 4 seats in the course. This is the first government college in the state to have PG course. Proposal for introduction of post-graduate course on Rachna Shareer (Anatomy) is pending with the Union Government for approval. Minister of State for AYUSH Mahendra Hardia has written to Union Health & AYUSH Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad for sanction of this subject. In the letter, Hardia said that a very good infrastructure is available at Pt Khushilal Sharma Ayurved College and hospital attached to it is functioning excellently. He has urged to sanction course on Rachna Shareer. It is noteworthy that Swasthyavrat is a Preventive and Social Medicine subject. Since it is not available thus far in any government Ayurved college, students have to join the course in private colleges by giving donation. Pt. Khushilal Sharma Ayurved Hospital has 120 beds. Besides, facilities of Panchkarma, recognised surgeries, sonography, pathology, enerectal clinic etc are also available there.
State get Rs 133.06 crore under IGDPS
Bhopal: Under Indira Gandhi National Disabled Pension Scheme, financial assistance worth Rs 133.06 crore has been provided so far to 1.56 lakh in the State. The Scheme was launched on April 1, 2009. Under the scheme, assistance worth Rs 46.35 crore was provided to 1.56 lakh disabled persons during the year 2012-13, Rs 27.67 crore to 1.40 lakh disabled persons in 2011-12, Rs 31.09 crore to 1.21 lakh disabled persons in 2010-11 and financial assistance worth Rs 27.94 crore was provided to 1.19 lakh disabled persons in the year 2009-10. Under the scheme, BPl disabled persons between age group 18 to 59 years are provided financial assistance worth Rs 200 each from Central head.
CM expresses grief over death of ex-mayor
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has expressed profound grief over the death of former Khandwa Mayor and social worker Veer Singh Hindon. Chouhan has prayed to Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss.
‘Farmers get adequate power for irrigation’
Bhopal: Cooperatives Minister Gaurishankar Bisen has said that farmers will get adequate power for irrigation following feeder separation under Atal Jyoti Abhiyan. He said that citizens all over the state will start getting 24X7 power supply from June. Bisen inaugurated and laid foundation stones for Rs 80 lakh development works at Padriganj in Balaghat district on Thursday. MlA Ramkishore Kavre was also present. Bisen also distributed housing pattas to about 70 poor tribals on the occasion. Cooperatives Minister Bisen said that the State Government has taken a number of decisions for farmers’ welfare. loans are being extended to farmers at zero percent interest rate. The State Government is also giving them bonus on procurement of wheat and paddy. He directed officers to ensure that cent percent children are admitted in schools in the next academic session. On the occasion, he distributed loan sanction letters for self-employment to 10 beneficiaries. Bisen also inaugurated Ayurved hospital constructed under BRGF, additional rooms in primary and middle schools and cement concrete road.
Syed Akbar ali clears Masters in Dental surgery
Bhopal: Dr Syed Akbar Ali cleared his Masters degree in Dental Surgery from People’s College of Dental Science. He cleared the MDS degree exams organized by Barkatullah University Bhopal in April 2013. The University organised the exams for various faculties of Masters of Dental Surgery. Dr Ali was studying at People’s College of Dental Science as a regular student and has completed his degree in MDS in Orthodontics.
Preaparations made to implant big plants
Gwalior: The municipal corporation is planning to make saplings of big trees available on a phone call. For this a toll free number has been made available. Preparations are being made to implant big plants for greenery in the city. The private company would look after the plants on contract basis in main roads on the bank of Swarn Rekha River and big parks. The work of looking after plants in posh colonies would be handed over to the residents of the colony. This time the plants would be implant on contract basis. The contractor would be given the responsibility that the survival rate should be sent percent. The municipal corporation has planned to implant 5000 big plants on contract basis. These plants would cost nearly 10 lacks. This information was given by Commissioner Vinod Sharma in a talk with pioneer. For achieving survival rate cent percent the municipal corporation is preparing a work plan. On receipt of sanction of planning the work of implanting would start from July. The plants of Neem, Shisham, Karang and Alestina would be implanted.
BSNl to start 4G service
Gwalior: In the coming time the BSNl is going to start 4 G service in Gwalior which is better than 3 G service. This is a type of IP network from which users would get uniform network. So far the users got 2 G and 3 G service but their speed was not always uniform. The specialists said that the service started at other places is named y-max. The mobile experts said that due to modern techniques 4 G services would be better than previous services, but it cannot be used anywhere in the mobile. A devise would have to use this. On the basis of distance this device can be installed on the roof of users and under the house and after that it will be used in wireless internet, laptop, desktop and tablet. The GM of BSNl Gwalior Prashant Trivedi said that the BSNl in Indore has started this service. For citizens of Gwalior the service will started soon. Next week a meeting would be organised and work would be started on the basis of decision taken in the meeting. Date of launching of 4 G would be announced. 4 G would be launched with full preparations.
Instrument Banam displayed at exhibiton
Bhopal: Under the recent initiative of Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya, a traditional instrument ‘Banam’ displayed in the appearance of Exhibit of the Month is drawing attention of visitors’ in large numbers. Uniquely carved with crown like figures of three deities, this popular musical instrument conveys ceremonial importance. It is use as an important accompaniment for music and folk performances. According to Santhal myth, Banam symbolically represents the divine manifestation of a girl, who was killed by wrathful act of her brothers. Narrating genesis of the instrument, this exhibit describes about a girl lived with her brothers used to cook meal for them.