Farewell to State Assembly employee
Bhopal: A farewell ceremony was organised for Assistant Grade II employee posted with State Assembly Ramprabhav Sharma on the occasion of his successful completion of service tenure. Sharma was presented with a shawl, memento and PPO by Principal Secretary of the State Assembly Bhagwandev Israni. Israni said that Sharma was experienced, skilled and efficient employee. He said that during his 30 year long tenure Sharma he has worked with dedication and supported his colleagues and senior officials. Secretary of the State Assembly Umashankar Raghuvanshi, Additional Secretaries AP Singh, Rachna Tyagi and employees and officials of state assembly were present at the ceremony.
BHEl holds 10-day ‘Samagam’ programme
Bhopal: A 10-day, fifth ‘Samagam’ programme for the lateral inductee executives from various sister units and sites of BHEl began the other day at HRDC, Bhopal. Around 28 participants are attending the programme. On this occasion S Chaturvedi GM (HR); I Soreng, Sr DGM (HRD) & HOD, Amitabh Jha, Sr Mgr (HRDI), along with the HRD Team were present. Chaturvedi in his inaugural address shared his experiences with the participants emphasizing that BHEl has an environment of learning and growth. He further said that BHEl has a lot of expectation from the young executives, suggesting them to gain maximum knowledge from the training. Jha in his address briefed the objective of the programme. The programme was compared by Umesh Kumar Savle Engineer. (HRD).
Workshop on Chhau dance organised
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya is working on concept of ‘with people, for people, by people’. The museum is installing an interface between past and present and introducing people to their cultural identity. In this series IGRMS in collaboration with Kirti Ballet and Performing Arts organised a 30-day-long workshop of Chhau dance from May 18, 2014 under ‘Do and learn’ programme. In this programme 30 trainees participated and they got training in Puruliya, Saraikela and Mayurbhanj forms of Chhau. The participants of workshop under guidance of instructors prepared a ballet “Shakti” comprising all three forms of Chhau. The national museum with the intention to promote indigenous forms of dance is providing a platform for the participants of the workshop to present the ballet they prepared. The Chhau dance will be presented by students on 1st August, 2014 at Shaheed Bhawan from 6.30 pm. Entry to this programme is free.
Couple dead as house collapses due to rain
Gwalior: A 50-year-old house collapsed on the intervening night of Wednesday and Thursday due to rain on Wednesday afternoon. A husband and a wife died under the debris of the house. The husband Vansant Rao Thorat and wife Neha Thorat were living in Bala Bai Ka Bazar under Kotwali police station. On receipt of information, additional SP Yusuf Qureshi, CSP Deepak Bhargava, police station in charge Satish Chandra Chaturvedi, additional commissioner municipal corporation Ml Daultani, Shammi Sharma, Baboo lal Chaurasiya and leaders of congress and BJP reached the spot and consoled the family of deceased. The brother of Vasant Thorat said that the house was their ancestral and was built by their father Khandeshwar Rao. The children were injured in accident and were admitted in the hospital for treatment. The police send the bodies of deceased for postmortem.
Ranveer, Deepika to come to Gwalior in Nov
Gwalior: The hottest pair of the Bollywood Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone will come to Gwalior in November in connection with shooting of a film in Chambal ravines. Director and producer of the film Sanjay leela Bhansali is going to start shooting the film Baji Rao Mastani. The film is based on real story of Peshwa Baji Rao and Mastani. The symbol of their love is still there in Bela Tal Jheel with Jetpur fort. The film would shot at both these places. The shooting would start from October, because Deepika is busy shooting of Finding Fanny and Ranveer is in the middle of Dil Dhakne Do of Joya Akhatar. The mention of Mastani is found in Maratha history before 18th centuries. Mastani belonged to Afghan and Gurjar community. Bazi Rao loved her and made a Mastani palace for her. The film would be shot for 30 days in Chambal ravines. Bazi Rao died on 28 April 1740. The tomb of Mastani is in Pawal village 20 miles from Pune.