Cultural programme Poonam-31 on oct 18
Bhopal: Under the programme of Indian classical Music, the Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya is organising cultural programme ‘Poonam-31’ on October 18, 2012. In this programme, the renowned artist Padma Bhushan Pt Chhannulal Mishra will give the presentation of vocal recital at open- air stage situated at lake side of the Manav Sangrahalaya from 7:00 pm. In 2010, President of India awarded Pt Mishra “Padma Bhushan” the third highest civilian award he is from Kirana Gharana and the lead singer of Banaras Gayaki. He has the distinction of being a versatile vocalist, equally proficient in classical and light classical music like Khayal, Dadra, Thumri, Chaiti, Kajri, Sanwani, Holi and Bhajan. He hails from Varanasi and recipient of numerous awards like Naushad Award, Smithsonian Award, Sangeet Natak Academy award and many more. The music maestro will be accompanied with a team of musicians like Tabla player Pandit Ram Kumar Mishra, Tanpura player Mr. Indresh Mishra and Harmonium player Mr. Pramod Mishra. The entry for spectators to “Poonam-31” is free of cost.
‘durgayan’ attracts visitors of all ages
Bhopal: ‘Durgayan’ an exhibition underway at Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum is attracting visitors of all ages, as number of visitors taking keen interest in the exhibition. The exhibition mounted at Exhibition Hall of the museum portrays 31 forms of Maa Bhagwati in Patt Chitra folk painting of Odisha. It elucidates the 31 forms of Devi with their narration. This exhibition presents special significance and aspects of 31 manifestation of Devi namely- Shailputri, Brahmcharini, Skandmata, Katyayni, Mahagauri, Kalamnjir Ranjini, Sati, lakshmi, Matangi, Kali, Chamunda, ShivShivani, Mahaswaroopa, Chandika, Bhuwaneshwari, Mahamaya, Durga, Haimawati, Annapurna, Mahalakshmi, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Siddhidatri, Padmavati, Kameshwari, Shivdutti, Bhawani, Ambika, Mahaduthya, Vishnumaya and Jaya. These 31 manifestations of Devi Ma are crafted in Oriya PattChitra folk painting on handmade canvas with beautiful colourful amalgamation of Red, Green and others.
This exhibition will be open till October 31, 2013 everyday from 12 noon-8 pm. The Exhibition will remain close on Monday and all State Government declared holidays. Entry is free in Exhibition.
GOVERNOR EXTENDS BEST WISHES ON VAlMIKI JAYANTI
Bhopal: Governor Ram Naresh Yadav has extended greetings and best wishes to State’s people on Valmiki Jayanti. In his message, Governor Yadav said that author of the Ramayana and famous poet Valmiki have been a source of inspiration for entire universe. Yadav said that Maharishi Valmiki’s epic Ramayana focuses on life of lord Ram and related incidents, which introduces one with various duties of life. Governor Yadav said that importance has been given to spirits of love, sacrifice, devotion and glory in the Holy Scripture Ramayana. By writing the Ramayana, Valmiki Ji has shown path of righteousness to all.
CONTROl ROOM ESTABlISHED AT ElECTORAl OFFICE
Bhopal: A control room has been set up at Chief Electoral Office in view of ensuing Vidhan Sabha elections in Madhya Pradesh. The control room will function round-the-clock. Call centre’s phone number 1950 has also been installed at the control room. It will carry out works pertaining to directives from CEO office and letters received from districts, action thereon etc. Employees have been deployed in the control room in 3 shifts.
FOllOWING POll CODE, STATE REMOVES 1.42l BANNERS
Bhopal: During last 12 days, 1.42 lakh banners, hoardings etc have been removed in Madhya Pradesh following enforcement of model code of conduct. These include wall writings also, which have been removed. This action is being taken in all districts under Prevention of Deforming to Public Property Act to prevent misuse of public and private property by people of political parties. Implementing Prevention of Deforming to Public Property Act strictly, one lakh 26 thousand 720 posters, banners etc have been removed. These include 26 thousand 7 wall writings, 42 thousand 655 posters, 24 thousand 363 banners and 33 thousand 695 other materials. As many as 64 cases have also been registered regarding above-mentioned material from public property. Similarly, 12 thousand 761 materials of various kinds have been removed from private property. These include 4721 wall writings, 3775 posters, 2680 banners and 4662 other materials. All these things were put up without permission of owners of private buildings. It is noteworthy that all political parties have been asked under model code of conduct to direct their followers not to put up or paste banners, posters of any political party or candidate and write slogans on land, building, Ahata, wall etc. without permission of land owner.
STATE DEDICATES MEDICAl CENTRES FOR GOVT OFFICERS
Bhopal: The State Government has recognised Krishna Hridyalaya and Critical Care Centre, Nagpur for treatment of Madhya Pradesh Government officers, employees and their families. Heart surgery and multi-disciplinary critical care will include in this facility. Recognition has been granted for 2 years under Madhya Pradesh Civil Service (Medical Treatment) Rules-1958.