OFFICER seeks pension list of retiring employees
Cases of pension of Bhopal division’s 298 retired officers and employees have been disposed off during January. Of these, 181 are of pension and 117 of revised pension cases. During January, 96 pension cases were received from various departments, which were disposed off cent percent. Divisional Pension Officer, Bhopal has desired heads of departments and offices to submit pension cases of officers and employees retiring this month (February) by February 15 so that they can be provided pension payment orders.
‘BHEl SHOUlD STOP POWER CUT IN EKTA NAGAR’
Home and Jail Minister Babulal Gaur has said that BHEl administration should stop power cut in Ekta Nagar hutment area. He will send a letter to this effect to BHEl administration. Residents of Ekta Nagar informed that power is being cut regularly in the morning and evening. Power to Ekta Nagar is supplied and maintained by BHEl administration. On this, Gaur said that Ekta Nagar will be provided uninterrupted power. He will send a letter to BHEl to end power cut. Gaur inspected Govindpura police line and interacted with residents. He directed to prepare proposals to repair old houses and develop a park. He also directed for parking place and lay paving blocks at Shanti Market in Vishwakarma Nagar. Gaur also interacted with residents of Vishwakarma Nagar and Saket Nagar C-Sector. He directed to remove encroachments from main road of Saket Nagar C-Sector. When residents of Vishwakarma Nagar informed about non-issuance of ration cards, Gaur directed tahsildar to do the needful. TR Mishra, Kewal Mishra, Jitendra Shukla, Sundar Singh Parmar, Malti Pandey, Mamta Bhadoria, other public representatives and officers were present on the occasion.
MP’S POWER COMPANY GETS GOOD PERFORMANCE AWARD
Madhya Pradesh Central Region Power Distribution Company’s five circles have been awarded for good performance. Through special efforts, Gwalior City Circle collected revenue worth `249 crore from April 12 to November 12, 2013 as compared to `220 crore during the corresponding period last year, which is 13 percent more. Gwalior circle stood first. Company’s Hoshangabad Maintenance Circle stood first by reducing transformer failure rate to nine per cent between April 2013 and November 2013 as compared to 11 per cent between the corresponding period in year 2012, which is 2 per cent less. Similarly, Sehore Maintenance Circle stood first by collecting maximum `1.50 revenue under lok Mitra Yojana by registering 3,971 cases till November 2013. Company’s Bhopal Maintenance Circle stood first through entry of 22 feeders by its Nazirabad and Shahganj distribution centres in rural areas under Feeder Separation Yojana. Similarly, Company’s Sheopur Maintenance Circle stood first by providing 67 thousand 826 new connections till November 2013 as compared to 64,343 till March 2013, which is 5 percent more.
CM EXPRESSES GRIEF OVER DEATH OF KAMlA DEVI
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has expressed profound grief over the death of Kamla Devi, mother of Madhya Pradesh Chief Electoral Officer Jaideep Govind. She was 81. Chouhan has prayed to the Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss.
CHIEF SECY WIll not meet people on feb 13, 20
Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa will not meet common people on February 13 and 20 because of being out of station. It is noteworthy that Chief Secretary DeSa meets common people every Thursday and instructs concerned officers for disposal of their problems.
Officials trained in voter ids, EVMs functioning
Training for preparing photo electoral rolls and EVMs’ functioning for ensuing urban bodies and 3-tier Panchayat elections was imparted to tahsildars, naib tahsildars and master trainers of SIX districts at State Election Commission here ON Wednesday. Officers of Neemuch, Dhar, Singrauli, Shahdol, Anuppur and Umaria districts participated in the training. Secretary GP Shrivastava and Deputy Secretary Shri Girish Sharma gave detailed information to participants about process of preparing photo electoral rolls, ways to operate EVMs and role of master trainers. These master trainers will later train district trainers apart from political parties and media in EVM’s functioning. They will also make people aware about features of EVMs.
Students’ stir against Varsity poor results
Protesting low per cent of results in MBA second semester, around two dozen students of MBA of private colleges from across the city thronged the Vice Chancellors office in Barkatuallah University campus on Wednesday. The protesting students created ruckus for around an hour demanding re-checking of their answer copies. Students staging protest told that only 28 per cent of the MBA second year students have cleared the examinations. Results of some of the colleges have been as low as 10-12 per cent. In laxmi Nararyan College of Technology, around 180 students have taken the examination but only 27 managed to clear the examination. The students met the Vice Chancellor of BU Nisha Dube and demanded that they should be allowed to check their answer sheets. VC Dube told the protesting student that they should apply for the checking their answer copies. The protest was headed by office-bearer of Ahkil Bhartiaya Vidharthi Parishad (ABVP), Rupesh Dixit.