Minister distributes fruits on Atal’s b’day
Bhopal: Animal Husbandry, Horticulture, law and legislative Affairs Minister Mehdele distributed fruits to patients at Panna district hospital on former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s birthday. She distributed fruits to patients at Nutrition Rehabilitation Centre and maternity ward. On the occasion, she said that Atal Bihari Vajpayee was Prime Minister thrice. As Prime Minister this articulate speaker gave new direction to country’s development. He took such revolutionary initiatives as Prime Minister Gram Sadak Yojana for development of villages. Mehdele said that Atal Ji made the world realise India’s power through nuclear test without being pressurised by anyone. Atal Ji has left an indelible mark as Foreign Minister and Prime Minister
Mehdele was accorded reception at several places including villages Vishramganj, Aramganj, Singhpur, Hardi, Dharampur, Makhanpur and Khora. Kusum Mehdele said that her top priority is to bring rail to the district. Efforts are being made to get sanctioned Khajuraho-Panna and Panna-Satna rail line. Environment-related clearance will be sought at the earliest to complete lalitpur-Singrauli rail line. Panna is rich in mineral and natural wealth. Every possible effort will be made to set up Diamond Park at Panna. Efforts will be made to tap it judiciously to provide employment to local people through it. Pending irrigation projects of the district will be completed at the earliest, she added.
Shukla expresses grief over Joshi’s demise
Bhopal: Public Relations Minister Rajendra Shukla has expressed profound grief over the death of retired Additional Director Public Relations and litterateur Rajendra Joshi. Describing Joshi as dedicated public relations personnel, Rajendra Shukla said that he had set new dimensions in this field. His impressive contribution as a Hindi author will also be always remembered. Urban Administration and Development Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya and Animal Husbandry Minister Kusum Mehdele have also condoled Joshi’s death. Vijayvargiya said that Rajendra Joshi has left an indelible mark in literature and public relations. Kusum Mehdele said that Shri Joshi’s contribution as litterateur side by side public relations can never be forgotten.