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Blood camp held, Bose’s birth anniv observed

Bhopal: To mark the birth anniversary of Subhash Chandra Bose, the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha(BJYM) organised a blood donation camp at the State headquarters of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) here on Thursday. BJYM State president Amardeep Mourya said that BJYM is committed towards eradicating corruption, inflation and misgovernance that have become synonyms of Congress. This time, BJP would register a grand victory in the upcoming lok Sabha elections and the Morcha will give its best at every level including rural as well as urban units, in order to make the BJP victorious. A lot of people including workers of BJYM and its president contributed in the camp by donating blood. On the occasion, Bhopal district president of BJP Alok Sharma and Mourya flagged off the online voter registration chariot from the State BJP office. Under this mission of online registration of voters, the chariot will move in different cities and register new voters. Youth will be appealed for voting in favour of the BJP. On the occasion, Bhopal district president of the Morcha, Anshul Tiwari, Hitesh Shukla, Milan Bhargav, Sumit Pachauri, Nitin Parihaar, Monu Gohal, Gaurav Rajput and other workers of party and Morcha were present.

 Jagran lakecity University signs MOu

Bhopal: Jagran lakecity University Bhopal entered into a MoU with Steinbeis University Berlin- School of International Business and Entrepreneurship on January 16 for delivery of two continent MBA program. The MoU was signed at Jagran lakecity University – Student Enrichment Hub by Abhishek Mohan Gupta, CEO, Jagran lakecity University Bhopal and Vineet Kumar Goyal, Director, Steinbeis Centre for Technology Transfer India. The signing of the MoU was witnessed by Anoop Swarup, Vice-Chancellor, Jagran lakecity University Bhopal, R Neesamoorthy, Registrar, Jagran lakecity University Bhopal, Karunakar Jha, Director-School of Management, Jagran lakecity University Bhopal and other dignitaries. As part of the program delivery, experienced faculties from Steinbeis University Berlin will be visiting Jagran lakecity University Bhopal for delivering lectures and students will also have the opportunity to visit the university in Germany for two weeks as part of the programme. Steinbeis University Berlin is Germany’s largest University offering skill development programs. The degree will be conferred jointly by Jagran lakecity University Bhopal and Steinbeis University Berlin. The first semester of the two continent MBA program will commence from July 2014.

 IGRMS gets selected for Exhibit of the Month

Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya has selected its “Exhibit of the Month” for the month of February. The eighth “Exhibit of the Month” is ‘Narasinghamunda’ from the collection of masks. ‘Narasinghamunda’ is mask used in dance in Ganjam region of Orissa. The mask is carved out of one piece of wood and weighs in several kgs.

 Free Eye treatment camp held in sehore

Bhopal: With the blessings of Paramhansa Sant Hirdaram Sahibji and the inspiration and able guidance of Siddh Bhau Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital organized a Free Eye diagnostic and treatment camp at Nasrullaganj in Sehore district for the persons of economically weaker sections of the society. Ophthalmologist Dr Kavita Gupta and the team of paramedical staff diagnosed 342 eye patients in the camp. Of these 125 patients were admitted for Cataract operation, while rest of the 217 patients were treated and sent back to their homes. later 125 patients who were admitted for cataract operations brought to Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital, Sant Hirdaram Nagar, where the operations of these patients are being performed by ophthalmologist Dr Prerna Upadhyay and her team from January 21 to 25, 2014. Sewa Sadan Hospital is regularly organizing free eye camps for the poor persons. They are provided Food, Pathology, Medicines, treatment facilities for the entire procedure of surgery and to and fro transport facility free of cost.

 Conference on Industrial Boilers held

Bhopal: PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry in association with Konrad Stiftung Germany and Essen Energy Technologies Pvt ltd Indore successfully organized one day Conference on Efficient Operation and Maintenance of Industrial Boilers on Thursday at Hotel Ashoka. lakeview, where participants from various industries using process steam & operating industrial boilers and students with faculty from the three engineering colleges attended the seminar. The program was jointly inaugurated by RK Saxena, Former Executive Director, MP Power Generation Co ltd and Saroj Rangnekar, Head, Energy Management Cell, MANIT, Bhopal. Navin Goyal, Director, Essen Energy with Pramod Sugandhi, Former GM of Ruchi Group were the expert faculty; they highlighted the importance of water treatment, explained best operation & maintenance practices with respect to applicable Indian Boiler Regulations . The program ended with experience sharing of the participants including Quiz and group exercise. All the participants were given memento to cherish their experience in the seminar. The industry participants appreciated the efforts of PHD Chamber towards organizing such seminar and requested many more similar seminars in future, besides, mentioning the advantage that the industry would accrue out of the learning through this seminar. Sachin Shrivastava, Resident Officer, Anirudh Dubey and Dushyant Sharma, Executive Officer PHD Chamber of Commerce hosted the programme.

‘Sanction amount for Rewa sewage project’

Bhopal: Public Relations and Energy Minister Rajendra Shukla has urged the Central Government to release amount sanctioned for Rewa sewerage project at the earliest. Shukla has written a letter to Union Secretary for Urban Development and Parliamentary Affairs Sudhir Krishna urging him to get this amount released. Shukla informed that sanctioned water supply scheme for Rewa has been completed due to which the water availability has already been increased from 12-15 MlD to 50 MlD. Under this situation, it is pertinent to start the work of waste water and sewerage disposal at the earliest. Shukla informed that under National River Conservation Project, Rs 95.48 crore was sanctioned on June 13, 2011 by State Empowered Committee for the waste water sewage project which was formulated looking to the requirement of next 30 years. For implementation of the project, 80 per cent of the above sanctioned amount ie Rs 76.38 crore was requested to be released from Directory, Ministry of Urban Administration Development, Government of India by Urban Administration and Development, Government of MP. The Energy Minister Shukla urged that the amount should be released at the earliest keeping this in view.

Manit’s guard killed, Man found dead

Bhopal: A security guard of Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT) was mowed down by a speeding vehicle near Governor House under Jehangirabad police station area on Thursday. According to the police victim Ramdutt Singh of Bhind district used to work as a security guard and was hit by a speeding vehicle on his way to work in the morning on Thursday. The victim was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was declared dead. Police were informed and after preliminary investigation the body was sent for the post mortem. After the incident the truck bearing registration number (4888) was later seized by the police. However, the driver managed to escape the spot. The victim was working for a private security company and was deployed at MANIT by the company. After the preliminary investigation the police have registered a case under section 304 A of the IPC and started searching for the errant driver. The truck belongs to a private company and the owner of the vehicle has been informed about the incident. Meanwhile, a 44-year-old man was found dead under mysterious circumstances at Narsinhgarh Road, Airport tri-section late on Wednesday night. According to the Gandhi Nagar police said that the reason of the death is not clear. Injuries marks were visible on the body of the victim but nothing would be ascertained at the moment. The body was sent for postmortem examination and the police have registered a case of under section 174 of CrPC and have started further investigation. The identity of the victim was established as Bharatlal of Gandhi Nagar.

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