Every facility is made available by state :CM
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that every possible facility is being made available by the State Government for setting up industries in Rajgarh district. land has also been reserved for setting up industries in the district. Establishment of small and medium industries in villages will solve unemployment problem and further hasten pace of development. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan stated at Khilchipur Antyodaya Mela in Rajgarh district on Wednesday.The Chief Minister gave away gifts worth `152 crore for local residents. Chouhan distributed ` 42.26 crore to beneficiaries under various schemes. He laid foundation stones for `25.96 crore development works, performed Bhumi Poojan of `45.96 crore and inaugurated construction works costing `38.43 crore. Public Relations Minister laxmikant Sharma, MlAs Hemraj Kalponi, Mohan Sharma and Gautam Tetwal, Madhya Pradesh Warehousing Corporation Chairman Rajendra Singh Rajput, former Minister of State Badrilal Yadav, former MlA Raghunandan Sharma, Pt Haricharan Tiwari, Hazarilal Dangi and other local public representatives were present on the occasion.
State sanctioneS 5 posts of lecturer
Bhopal: The State Government has sanctioned creation of 5 posts of lecturer (Sanskrit) and 12 lecturer (Allopathy) by surrendering 4 posts of Reader (Sanskrit), 2 Reader (Allopathy), 6 Director (Allopathy) and 5 posts of lecturer (Science) in Government Ayurved colleges in the State. Their pay scale will be `15,600-`39,100+grade pay `5,400. As a result of creation of these posts, one post each has been allotted to 7 Government Ayurved colleges. Similarly, of the total 25 available allopathy posts, 4 each have been allotted to colleges having started post-graduate courses at Bhopal, Ujjain, Gwalior and Rewa, 3 each to Indore, Jabalpur and Burhanpur. Posts will be filled up through deputation from other departments.
1 day refresher course for journalistS held
Bhopal: Pandit Kunjilal Dube Rashtriya Sansdiya Vidyapeeth held a one-day refresher course for journalists on Wednesday. Through the refresher course, information about ‘Parliamentary System and Procedure’ was given to journalists. Senior journalist and Vice-President of Madhya Pradesh National Integration Committee Ramesh Sharma was the chief guest at the programme, presided over by senior journalist Ramesh Tiwari. Journalist Ramgopal Sharma also spoke on the occasion. Journalist Satish Saxena threw light on necessity of refresher course. Vidyapeeth Director lC Motwani informed about various procedures during Vidhan Sabha sessions. Sharing his experiences of Parliamentary reporting, Ramesh Sharma informed about precautions to be exercised by journalists in reporting. Ramesh Tiwari informed as to how journalist should keep keen eye on news and which and what sort of events can become news.
UNIONS MEET HElD WITH BHEl’S ED
Bhopal: The meeting of the unions was held with the Executive Director BHEl Bhopal yesterday at around 11.00 AM regarding the issue of third shift working in New Hydro Block following which three employees were suspended.The meeting took place in an amicable environment. The Executive Director shared with the unions the present State of affairs of the Company and reiterated that discipline and quality are of paramount importance to the Company and no compromise can be made on these issues. The union’s representatives and workers of new hydro block shared their On the issue of their demand for revoking suspension and action against the concerned officer, it was communicated that due process as per Company rules shall be followed and suitable action shall be taken according to the findings of the Enquiry Committee. Meanwhile normal work has resumed in the Factory.
Min lAID foundation OF `2.54 crore ROAD
Bhopal: Revenue and Rehabilitation Minister Karan Singh Verma laid the foundation stone of Bijlaun to lasudia Parihar road costing `2.54 crore at Bijlaun in Sehore district yesterday. He also inaugurated new building of panchayat at village Pipaliya Mira and laid foundation stone for its boundary wall. Revenue Minister Karan Singh Verma said that as per wish of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, development and public welfare works are being completed at a rapid pace. Referring to State Government’s public welfare programmes and schemes, he said that State Government’s priorities include development and public welfare. After inauguration, Minister Verma also inspected the panchayat building. Verma said that Pipaliya Mira Gram Panchayat is one of the best in the state. He lauded the works carried out by sarpanch Bhagwan Singh Mewada for development of the village.Minister Verma also visited villages Badnagar, Bamooliya, Bhainsakheri etc. and discussed public problems with villagers.