Neelima lays stone for additional 4 classrooms
Bhopal: Neelima Prasad, President, BHEl ladies Club in the auspicious presence of Girish Shrivastava, General Manager, Human Resource and President, BHEl Siksha Mandal on Friday laid the foundation stone for the additional 04 classrooms to be added to the Jawaharlal Nehru School, Primary wing building run by BHEl Siksha Mandal, Bhopal. On this occasion Anil Ojha, Vice-President, BHEl Siksha Mandal; SB Singh, Secretary, BHEl Siksha Mandal, Principals of schools run by BSM and other senior officials were present. Prasad speaking on this occasion congratulated BK Singh, Town Administrator and other officials of Town Administration Department for the incredible work.m Shrivastava in his word of remarks appreciated the efforts of BSM done towards promoting education. The constructions of the classrooms are to be completed by 2014 and the classes will commence from session 2014-15.
National Coaching Camp ends
Mhow: The National Big Bore Rifle National Coaching Camp conducted under the aegis of National Rifle Association of India at the Army Marksmanship Unit, Mhow has come to a successful conclusion. The Infantry School Commandant presented the participating shooters and NRAI Officials with mementos and interacted with them. On behalf of the Armed forces, The Commandant conveyed best wishes to the shooters for the forthcoming national and international competitions. The camp was the first in line for preparation of Indian shooters for the important XXth Commonwealth Games where the 300 mtr Rifle events are going to be held. A total of 21 shooters participated in the Big Bore Coaching Camp under the guidance of the national rifle coach Kanwar Randhir Singh. Earlier Deputy Director of Sports Authority of India Centre at Bhopal, BS Singhal also visited at the 300 mtr range to assess the progress of the camp and interacted with the shooters. Shooters and officials from NRAI and SAI have appreciated the professional conduct of the national camp by the Army Marksmanship Unit.
Mhow Colonel Academy bags best school trophy
Mhow: During the 33 Bal Mahotosava, the remarkable performances put up by various schools of Mhow, Colonel’s Academy won the overall best school trophy. In Mhow Bal Mahotsav is the only platform which gives an opportunity to the students of various schools to exhibit their varied talents. Several competitions were conducted to celebrate Bal Mahotsav and the prizes were awarded by the Bal Mahotsava committee. Following prizes were bagged by the students of Colonels Academy. Firstly for the category of individual performances Muskan Detani won the 2nd prize, for the debate for the motion Riya Vishwarkama won the first prize against the motion and in open drawing Vanshika Goyal won the second prize. Then in extempore essay writing Devinder Sikarwar bagged the first position. In fancy dress Tannu Patidar bagged the first prize. Similarly for group competitions colonel’s academy children bagged the first prize in primary and middle level. On this occasion principal madam Keran Bahadur congratulated and encouraged the students.
law on Property defacing enforced strictly
Bhopal: Prevention of Deforming of Property Act under model code of conduct was enforced strictly during Vidhan Sabha elections in Madhya Pradesh. Apart from removing wall paintings, posters, banners and flags from Government and private buildings, 2 lakh 58 thousand 502 cases of misuse of loudspeakers-mounted vehicles, holding of public meetings and speeches without Government permission and cash seizure were registered to ensure free and fair elections. FIRs were registered in 322 cases. As many as 2 lakh 19 thousand 775 electioneering materials were removed from government buildings and 131 FIRs were registered and 37 thousand 579 electioneering materials were removed from private buildings and 30 FIRs were registered. FIRs were registered in 51 out of 715 cases of misuse of vehicles, 26 out of 69 cases of misuse of loudspeakers, 12 out of 26 cases of speeches and meetings without permission and 8 FIRs out of 17 cases of cash seizure were registered. Similarly, 64 FIRs were registered out of 321 other cases.