Mobile eyecare unit treats 291 lIC employees
Bhopal: Eye Specialists Dr Sapna Srivastava and Dr Sudha Singh of Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital have diagnosed and treated the ailing eyes of 291 employees of life Insurance Corporation of India here on the other day. A mobile Eye Care unit was made available at Zonal and Divisional Offices of the lIC where eye diagnosis and treatment camp were held. These camps were organised on the occasion of lIC’s foundation week from September 1 to 7 2013. Eyes of ailing employees were not only diagnosed and treated but the doctor duo advised them those methods and ways of Eye Care by which they can save their vision and keep eyes healthy. An lIC officer of zonal office Aloukik Chandra expressed his gratitude on organising the camp in his office he praised the quality services and facilities provided by the Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital. Simultaneously another officer of divisional office Mehboob Badshah also expressed satisfaction on unerring diagnosis, treatment and services rendered by the doctors and paramedical team of the hospital.
Anil choubey delivers lecture at Tribal museum
Bhopal: Marking the 100 years of Cinema, Anil Choubey, renowned film critic and analyst delivered a lecture on the scenario of unforgettable and remarkable movies at Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum on Saturday.
Choubey is the curator of rear and significant movies of Indian and World cinema. In Saturday’s lecture Choubey talked elaborately on dialogues delivery, technique and scenes of selected movies such as Jagte raho, Mother India, Mister Sampat, leader, Mughl-e-Azam, Guide, Shole, Kagaj ke phool, Shatranj ke Khiladi and 3 Idiots. He also discussed about the different aspects of movies highlighting story, significance, philosophy etc in the lecture.
Minister releases Jan-samvedna newsletter
Bhopal: Home Minister Uma Shankar Gupta released newsletter ‘Manav Sewa Hi Madhav Sewa’ of Jan-Samvedna institution here on Saturday.
Gupta said that Jan-Samvedna institution does pious works like performing last rites of destitutes. Along with it, the institution is also associated with a number social concerns. Institution’s Director Radheshyam Agrawal informed about the newsletter. The Home Minister honoured architect and social worker Suyash Kulshreshta. Members of the institution were present on the occasion.
Harshvardhan Nagar to get Volleyball court
Bhopal: A volleyball court and pathway will be constructed in Rajmata Scindia sports ground at Harshvardhan Nagar. Home Minister Uma Shankar Gupta laid foundation stones for both the works here on Saturday. A sum of Rs 10.81 lakh has been sanctioned for development of sports ground and Rs 7 lakh for construction of CC road at Barkheri Kalan. The Home Minister said that constant development is on the agenda of the State Government. He said that poverty has no caste or creed; therefore, the State Government’s schemes aim to benefit all sections of society. Gupta said that area under irrigation in the State has been increased from 7.50 lakh hectare to 25 lakh hectare.
Depts focus on implementation of peyjal yojana
Bhopal: For ensuring piped water supply in rural areas of the State, Public Health Engineering Department has completed 2,790 schemes with an expenditure of Rs 300 crore under Mukhyamantri Peyjal Yojana so far. The department has set a target to complete 1,000 schemes every year. In the state 2010 drinking water schemes have been started under Mukhyamantri Peyjal Yojana. The schemes depend on tube-wells or wells. This scheme has been implemented in villages with 500 to 1,000 population. Water is supplied through taps in rural households. Directives have been given to departmental staff to ensure success of the scheme by holding discussions with villagers and fix responsibility for running the scheme. A committee headed by in-charge minister has been constituted in every district to select villages under the scheme. MP and MlAs have also been included in the committee.