laghu Udyog delegation meets Industries Min
Bhopal: A delegation of laghu Udyog Bharti Madhya Pradesh paid a courtesy visit to Industries Minister Yashodhara Raje Scindia at Mantralaya here on Tuesday. The delegation led by Ajay Narang held discussions with Scindia on increase of maintenance fee of industrial areas. Scindia said that Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan wishes to optimally promote small and micro industries in the State so that youths can get better employment opportunities. Scindia held detailed discussions with the delegation on policy and land rates. Principal Secretary Industries Mohammad Sulaiman, TRIFAC Managing Director Arun Bhatt and Secretary Industries Anupam Rajan were present on the occasion.
CM greets Guv yadav on his 87th birthday
Bhopal: Governor Ram Naresh Yadav was greeted on his 87th birthday by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Vidhan Sabha Speaker, members of the state cabinet and MlAs here today. Principal Secretary to Governor Vinod Semwal and Governor’s relatives were also present on the occasion. Those who also wished Governor Yadav at Raj Bhavan included Home Minister Babulal Gaur, Mayor Krishna Gaur, Chief Secretary Anthony de Sa, vice-chancellors of universities, Chairman of Madhya Pradesh Red Cross Society Mukesh Nayak, administrative officers, people from cross sections of society, public representatives, journalists and large number of common people. Senior officers of Raj Bhavan Secretariat also greeted Governor Yadav on his birthday.
National song sung at Vallabh Bhai Patel Park
Bhopal: National Song Vande Mataram was sung in chorus at Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel Park in the presence of Minister of State for General Administration lal Singh Arya at 11 am at Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel Park near Mantralaya here on Tuesday. Additional Chief Secretary Madan Mohan Malviya, Principal Secretary General Administration K Suresh and a number of officers and employees of Vallabh Bhavan, Satpura and Vindhyachal buildings were present on the occasion. Main voices were lent to chorus singing of Vande Mataram by Yashoda Thakur, Anil Nema, Rajesh Verma, VS Nigam, Rajkumar Somkunwar and Ingeshwar Wasnik.
Min expresses grief over Vimla Devi Gaur’s demise
Bhopal: Public Relations Minister Rajendra Shukla has expressed grief over the death of Vimla Devi Gaur, the mother of journalist Vijay S Gaur. Shukla has prayed to the Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss.
Waiting list phase of B.ED admission from July 1
Bhopal: As per decision of the Supreme Court, the waiting list phase of BEd admission process will be held from July 1 to 8 for session 2014-15. Counselling for this phase will be held in case of vacancies in private BEd colleges in the state and accreditation given by BEd colleges on the portal of MP Online. During this phase, domiciles of Madhya Pradesh can apply for counselling giving their consent in prescribed proforma on MP Online portal till 5 pm from July 1 to 4 after depositing Rs 25,000 in MP Online’s bank account. Admission process for candidates is available on www.mponline.gov.in. Registered applicants can get admission after participating in online counselling as per rules.
CII TO HOlD SEMINAR ON BUSINESS TODAY
Bhopal: The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Madhya Pradesh is organizing a seminar on ‘Business and Investment Opportunities in Emerging Markets: latin America and Caribbean and India’ on Wednesday from 2.30 pm at Hotel Radisson Blu, Indore. The objective of the Seminar is to create awareness of the business and investment opportunities in the latin America and Caribbean markets and explore the scope of business synergies. It is also aimed to provide an important platform to industry to meet and network with Ambassadors and Government official. Ambassadors from various countries like Brazil, Chile, Bolivia, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Guatemala, Salvador, and Panama have confirmed their participation. Some of them will be accompanied by their Trade Counsellors including officials from ProMexico and Proexport, Colombia. Mr Arun Kumar Bhatt, IAS, Managing Director, TRIFAC had given his kind consent to join the seminar. With the Indian Government’s increasing focus on the lAC region that will only get enhanced under the new Government, it is only opportune to for industry members to use this important platform to interact with the visiting dignitaries and understand how best to strengthen Indian business footprints in the region.
‘Awakened Citizen Programme’ HElD BY BHEl
Bhopal: As a part of the Corporate Social Responsibility, BHEl, Bhopal the other day organized a workshop on the topic “The Awakened Citizen Programme” designed by Ramakrishna Mission, New Delhi for the teachers at Human Resource Development Centre BHEl, Bhopal. Neelima Prasad, President, BHEl ladies Club, was present as the Chief Guest while DK Dikshit, General Manager (Quality), was present as the Guest of Honour. Swami Nityajnanananda, Secretary, Ramakrishna Mission, Bhopal also graced the occasion with his presence. The workshop is based on the comprehensive Three Year Graded Value Education Program, called The Awakened Citizen Program for the school students of classes VII, VIII and IX prepared by Ramakrishna Mission and sponsored by BHEl. The program has been developed keeping in view the 150th Birth Anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. The aim of the program is to make students aware of their inner strength, discover the infinite possibilities that are open to them for manifestation and develop one as enlightened citizens. The teachers participating in the programme will go through the content and methodology of the Awakened Citizen Programme who will then implement the programme in their respective schools.
‘PM should intervene in black money case’
Bhopal: Former Samajwadi Party (SP) legislator Kishore Samrite in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged to intervene in a case pertaining to black money and corruption in Chhattisgarh. Samrite in his letter to Modi on Friday said, “Government of India (GoI) has written to Chief Secretary of Chhattisgarh on February 7, 2013 to order Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe against Maldives visit of IAS officer MK Rout and the then chief engineer of Public Works Department (PWD) PK Janvade for which USD 23,380 were paid to Thomas Cook through Ajay Travels, Raipur.” Samrite further said that during the visit of these officials’ payments to the tune of Rs 35 lakh were made and truckage of crores of rupees was done through Hawala. CBI investigation has to be done in the issue as per the GoI orders but the chief secretary is not providing permission for the same, hence you are requested to instruct the Chhattisgarh chief minister to order CBI probe in the matter, he added.
JAH’s trauma centre yet to recruit 6 doctors
Gwalior: The trauma centre in the JAH Hospital is running through provisional means. Six doctors are to be recruited for trauma centre but even after 7 years that could not be done. Sometime ago, the medical council of India expressed its concerned about the trauma center during inspection for treating the patients properly 6 doctors had to be recruited in trauma enter including to orthopedic surgeons to anesthesia doctor and two neurosurgeons. But the doctors could not be recruited. The x-ray machine of trauma center is out of order so the patients have to go the radiology department for x-ray. The trauma center is being run with the help of central government in the report of inspection of trauma center is sent to the central government positively the central government would provide enough financial help but in case of negative report it is difficult to that financial help from the central government. The dean G.R Medical College Dr GS Patel tried is best to reduce the problem but failed.