Human Resource Development Week
Bhopal: The Human Resource Development Week, celebrated every year in the month of August, has concluded with a cultural programme at BHEl Cultural Hall, Piplani. Shashi Ranjan Prasad, executive director, BHEl, Bhopal, was present as the Chief Guest on this occasion. Girish Shrivastava, general manager, HR; all general managers, Neelima Prasad, president, BHEl ladies Club; DROs and union representatives were also present on this occasion. Prasad in his word of remarks threw light on the process of organising new training programmes. Appreciating the current practice of vocational training Prasad urged the officials of HRD to organise a corporation level training programme for general managers. During the programme ‘Vikas Sopan-2013’ a souvenir was released incorporating detail of the activities of HRD. Earlier, the programme began with the offering of Saraswati and Ganesh Vandana which ended with the performance of Punjabi folk dance, Bhangra. G Prakash, general manager, HRD welcoming the guest briefed the gatherings about the achievements of HRD. Sahib Singh, DGM, HRD proposed a vote of thanks.
Additional faculties in higher sec schools
Bhopal: State Tribal Welfare department has given its nod to start additional faculties in 20 higher secondary schools from current academic session. Classes in new faculties in these schools have also begun. During 12th Five Year Plan period (2012 to 2017), additional faculties will be started in 100 schools. The schools where additional commerce faculties have been permitted include Girls Higher Secondary School Rawati in Ratlam district. Girls HS School Sohagpur in Shahdol district, Dhanaura in Chhindwara district, Malegaon in Barwani district, Barla and Nagalwadi in Barwani district, Palachaurai in Chhindwara district, Girls HS School Jobat in Alirajpur district, Girls HS School Maheshwar in Khargone district and Devgawan in Anuppur district. The department has also granted permission to open agriculture faculty in HS school Dora in Balaghat district, Jeerabad in Dhar, Bicchiya in Mandla, lohari in Dhar, Dodwan in Khargone, Khawasa in Jhabua and village Malegaon-based HS Schoo in Betul district. Similarly, permission has been granted to start home science faculty in Higher Secondary School Bhaunra in Betul district. Budgets have also been allocated to principals of above-mentioned schools for necessary arrangements.
Drinking water arrangements
Bhopal: Public Health Engineering department has completed drinking water arrangements in 2,195 habitats in Scheduled Caste Sub-Plan areas in the State. The department is supplying water in all habitats as per norm of 40 liters per head per day. At present, the department is supplying drinking water at the rate of 55 liters water per head per day. In the habitats situated in Scheduled Caste Sub-Plan areas, drinking water arrangements were made in 530 rural schools last year. The department has also made drinking water arrangements in 3183 habitats in Tribal Sub-Plan areas of the State. The department is supplying drinking water as the rate of 55 liters water per head per day. last year, drinking water arrangements were made in 760 schools in Tribal Sub-Plan areas.
IG Sanjay Mane transferred to Centre
Bhopal: The State Government handed over services of IG Special Branch, PHQ, Bhopal, to Sanjay Mane for three years to the Union Government. The Union Government has posted Mane as Chief Vigilance Officer in Shipping Corporation of India limited, Mumbai.
Janpad and dist panchayats’ employees
Bhopal: State Government has decided to give revised pay scale as per 6th Pay Commission to employees of Janpad and district Panchayats with effect from April 1, 2013. Panchayats and Rural Development department has issued orders to this effect. like other Government staff, employees of Janpad and district Panchayats can be sanctioned pay scale and dearness allowance by Janpad and district Panchayats from time to time. Accordingly, all those conditions will be applicable to employees of Janpad and district Panchayats for payment of salary and dearness allowance, which have been implemented from time to time for government officers and employees. State Government will not sanction any subsidy to Janpad and district Panchayats under this head.
Royal Housing Cooperative society
Gwalior: Vivekanand Colony The Royal Housing Construction Cooperative Society created illegal plotting and deposited only Rs 98,000 in place of Rs 8 crore for the plot mortgage. The society has caused a loss of Rs 7.88 crore in connivance with the registrar office. So the plots of the society should be seized and FIR should be registered against directors. This was stated by Ram Niwas resident of new Vivekanand Colony. In a complaint, Sharma said that the owners of cooperative society are Purushottam Jaju and Rajendra Upadhyay. They have made their employees Pankaj Bhootda as the president of society. They have indicated the illegal colony has farm-4 colony and recovered crores of rupees from the people. Sharma said that the society has accepted to have mortgage 41 plots of the municipal corporation on the name of development of the colony. The society deposited only rupees 9, 8000 in the municipal corporation while the cost of the plots as per collector’s guide line comes to rupees 8 crores. Ram Niwas Sharma demanded registration of FIR against the directors of the society.
Police make list of active miscreants
Gwalior: like earlier, the police have started to make a detailed list of miscreants who are active in the city and district. The details are being made about miscreants who have been active in criminal activities from the last 10 years. Together with the miscreants the details are being collected about those who give bail to the miscreants and their harbourers. The district police force has once again started to create criminal data record of the miscreants. In the first list those miscreants would be included who have been active in serious crime for the last ten years. The SP Gwalior Santosh Kumar Singh gave the responsibility of compiling the record to the additional SP crime. In the record the name and address way of committing crime, latest crimes, bail provider, if the advocate of the accused is same persons in all his cases his name, hiding place, latest position of harbourers. The number of the miscreants is about 1000.
Minister meets accident victims
Bhopal: Energy Minister and in-charge of Satna district Rajendra Shukla on Thursday visited Satna district hospital and met people who got injured in a truck accident and enquired about their health today. While meeting with the victim, the Minister also assured that the State Government will provide the best treatment and facilities to them. Shukla took stock of facilities being provided to the injured and wished for their early recovery. MP Ganesh Singh, MlAs Ram Khelawan Patel and Surendra Singh Gaharwar, district Panchayat President Gaganendra Pratap Singh and a number of other public representatives were present on the occasion.
Agri department’s advice to farmers
Bhopal: As per advice of Farmers’ Welfare and Agriculture Development department, it is now the need of the hour to ensure safety of crops for good yield during Kharif season. Director, Farmers’ Welfare and Agriculture Development DN Sharma has informed that yellowness seen in the leaves of soybean, cotton and crops of pulses might be due to logging of excessive water in fields. Therefore, extra water should be flushed out of fields through any means. At this time, it will be beneficial for such crop to add 5 to 7 kg per hectare NPK fertilizer’s mixture. For controlling fungus, 2 grams of Carbendazim should be dissolved in one liter water and spray the same on diseased plants. According to Director Agriculture, reason behind leaves’ yellowness might be white fly. Its caterpillars are found in clusters beneath leaves and such juice of leaves due to which leaves catch a sort of viral disease. For this, it is very necessary to control while fly. According Agriculture Department 10 EC Ethofenprox, 1 liter medicine per hectare or Thymithoxam 25 WP 100 grams or Trizophoz 40 EC’s doze of 800 mm per hectare should be dissolved in about 750 gram water and sprayed on plants.