Workhop held to mark women’s day
Bhopal: A workshop to mark International Women’s Day was held at Health Education, Information Communication Bureau on the premises of Jaiprakash Hospital. Detailed discussions on women’s empowerment and improvement in their health level were held at the workshop. Subject experts put forth a number of suggestions at the workshop to promote women’s interests. Principal Secretary Health Praveer Krishna also took stock of nurses’ training programme regarding safe motherhood on the hospital premises and directed to hold such training programmes in right earnest. He held dialogue with trainees and expressed happiness finding their knowledge level high.
Commissioner Health Pankaj Agrawal, Radha Krishna, Director National Rural Health Mission M Geeta, Chief Medical and Health Officer Dr Sanjay Shukla and other officers were present on the occasion.
Dry waste collection Centre to be started
Bhopal: Arushi, a voluntary, is planning to start a dry waste collection Centre. The material will be recycled and the money generated by this activity will be used for the welfare of the disabled persons. People who would be willing to donate the dry waste material (plastic, paper, electronic item etc.) can just make a call at Arushi and the material would be collected. It will also make a schedule according to which material would be collected day wise from the different areas. The name given to the mascot of the campaign, ‘Baba Kachroos’ is given by Gulzar. This campaign would be launched in Bhopal on Sunday at DB city mall at 4 PM.
AAP organises rally on women’s day
Bhopal: On the occasion of international women’s day Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) organised a rally from Neelam park to Iqbal maidan. The main motive of the rally is to empower women and to increase their confidence in the male dominant society. The theme of the rally is take back the streets. Aam Aurat and Aam Aadmi participated in the protest to raise awareness on the high incidence of violence against women in the state of MP whose CM is famous for making false promises on women empowerment. large number of women and men from the city became part of the rally which was leaded by the AAP lok Sabha candidate Rachna Dheengra.
Graduation ceremony celebrated with gusto
Mhow: The colonel’s academy celebrated the graduation ceremony of the tiny tots with great fervour. The ceremony began with the lightening of the lamp by CEO Cantonment Board Mhow Alok Gupta. The theme for the occasion was western dance and the colorful foot tapping performance was displayed by the tiny tots of the preprimary wing. The occasion was graced by the esteemed parents and the grandparents of the tiny tots who were enthralled by the innocent performance of the toddlers. Ramratan Chourasia and Padmakar Mahajan were felicitated on the occasion. Principal Keran Bahadur blessed the young ones and presented them with the degrees. The occasion was appreciated and enjoyed by one and all.
Women’s day celebrated in Gwalior
Gwalior: Many programmes were organised on the international women’s day in the city. The obis and cyanic society and All India institute and Gogs team were honored on woman day for doing best work. The Rose Sarvajan Uthan Samiti organised cultural programme.
The family planning association of India organised a seminar. The Rose Sarvajan Uthan Samiti organised Dr Ratna Kaul, Dr Jyoti Bindal, Dr Meena Moondra, Dr Roja Olai, Dr Adrash Deewan, Dr Shashi Bala Bhonsle. Dr Archa Morya, Dr Rita Mishra, Dr Anju Mishra and Dr Archana Sahai Sharma. The seminar organised by family planning association of India was presided over by president of the institute Dr Roja Olai. The Sankalp institute organized a rally under Beti Zindabad drive. The rally was given green signal by woman and child development minister Maya Singh. A music programme was organized in KRG College women day. Dr Millind Shah spoke an abortion of pregnancy and ways to avoid it.