Demand for Rewa-Rajkot train materialises
Bhopal: Public Relations, Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Rajendra Shukla’s demand for running Rewa to Rajkot train has met success. On its announcement in Rail Budget, Shukla has expressed gratitude towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Rail Minister Sadanand Gowda. The Public Relations Minister had been making efforts for this since long. As an MlA, he had brought an unofficial resolution in the Vidhan Sabha in this regard on November 3, 2006, which was adopted by the house unanimously. Shukla said that Rewa-Rajkot train will pave the way for economic, social, religious and cultural development of Vindhya region. Commercial activities will increase in the area when Rewa is connected directly with Gujarat.
GPF slips to employees in CDs now
Bhopal: GPF slips to State Government’s officers and employees will be released in soft copy i.e. CD now. This month itself, this CD will be made available to all salary drawing officers in the state. Accountant General, Gwalior has also made available these slips on websites includingwww.agmp.nic.in and www.agmp.cag.gov.in. The Accountant General has asked drawing officers to contact 0755-2317359 on non-receipt of CD or any other difficulty. Now, drawing officers will take printout slips from CD and distribute them to employees. For online correction of any error in accounts details or any other complaint, a contributor can lodge complaint on lodge Your Grievance Online at Accountant General (A&E)-II on website www.agmp.nic.in or www.agmp.cag.gov.in. The contributor will be given a Registration Number by the system after complaint is registered.
Swami Preetamdas Ji’s life an inspiration: CM
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that life of Swami Preetamdas Ji is a source of inspiration for all. Chouhan was inaugurating Swami Preetamdas Auditorium at a function under “Aao Banayen Apna Indore” at Indore on Friday. Transport Minister Bhupendra Singh, former Union Minister Vikram Verma and Backward Class Commission’s Chairman Madhu Verma were present on the occasion. Chief Minister Chouhan said that one becomes great by deeds and not religion. Through his deeds, Swami Preetamdas Ji demonstrated that life becomes meaningful when one lives for others. The Chief Minister lauded Sindhi community’s contribution to service sector. They have still kept intact Sindhi culture and civilization. He praised architecture of the auditorium. The Chief Minister announced to install a lift in the auditorium through Indore Development Authority. Swami Preetamdas Auditorium has been constructed at a cost of Rs 2 crore under PPP mode. It will be hired on nominal rent for marriages, symposiums, discussions and religious discourses.
BHEl ladies Club distributes uniform
Bhopal: BHEl ladies Club run Welfare Centre the other day distributed uniforms to the women employees working in Chapati Centre. On this occasion Neelima Prasad, President BHEl ladies Club; Pratibha Thakur, Vice-President, Chapati Centre, all vice presidents and employees of the centre were present. Prasad in her address said that cotton uniform and apron is being distributed to the employees of the centre keeping in mind the safety and security of the employees.
ESSEl group may take over power works
Gwalior: The private electricity company ESSEl group can take over the electricity works by September 15. In this connection a meeting is to be held on 13 July in Bhopal hence the agitation of Gwalior bandh against electricity privatization has been postponed. The Gwalior call was called on July 15. The political and social organization protesting of electricity said that the protest will continue and the privatization of electricity in the city would not be allowed. The in charge CMD of central zone electricity distribution company Kedar Singh said that I have no information about the extension of ESSEl group so far. A meeting is to be held in Bhopal.
‘Small family needed for homemaker’s health’
Bhopal: Commissioner Health Pankaj Agrawal has said that all should be aware of importance of small family. Addressing a one-day workshop at Academy of Administration on World Population Day here on Friday, he said that small family is also necessary for sound health of homemaker. Monther’s health will be good only when she has less children with proper gap between their births. At present, every mother in the state has 2.9 children on an average, which is targeted to be reduced to 2.1. Under family welfare programme, couples are being motivated to limit family by using permanent and temporary contraceptives. Director National Health Mission Shri Faiz Ahmad Kidwai said that mutual dialogue is a must between ASHA workers and male and female health workers. On the occasion, various ASHA workers were awarded for excellent performance including Deepa Sen, Uma Sarathe, Pinky Kaithwas, Smt. Gita, Mamta Sharma, Aarti Sonwane. ASAH worker Aarti also received incentive money of Rs 24,000. letters of commendation were given away to Sushma Nigam, Abha Shukla and Shraddha Agrawal. Kiran Shejwar sang Mangal-Geet and Deputy Director Vaccination Santosh Shukla read out a poem “Bheed Ka Ehsaas” on population problem. Pankaj Shukla proposed a vote of thanks. Veena Sinha conducted the proceedings.