new ways to preserve environment mooted
Bhopal: Minister of State for Higher Education Deepak Joshi has said that new inventions should be made for preservation of environment and energy. Such machines should be made which use manpower also.
Joshi stated this while inaugurating district-level science exhibition under Inspire Award Scheme at Government Subhash Higher Secondary School for Excellence here today. The exhibition will continue till August 21. He interacted with students who had brought models from various schools and also inspected their science models. Yogita Avadhwal, a student of class XII has evolved a model of generating electricity from ash. Similarly, Anjali Patidar and other students have also prepared outstanding models on different subjects. As many as 176 students are participating in the exhibition. Scientist Prabal Rai said that all government school students must be taken on the tour of Science Centre, Bhopal once. This will inspire students. Scientist RK Rable said that students should not place models in the exhibition by obtaining them from market. They should prepare models using their own creativity. District Panchayat’s CEO PC Sharma also encouraged the students. District Education Officer threw light on objectives of the exhibition.
control room set up for smooth bypolls
Bhopal: A control room has been set up at the office of the Chief Electoral Officer here for the smooth conduct of the Vidhan Sabha by-elections in Vijayraghavgarh, Bahoriband and Agar constituencies in Madhya Pradesh. The control room will ensure all necessary arrangements through coordination with district election officers, returning officers, sector officers and polling parties. Deputy Chief Electoral Officer Roohi Khan will be in-charge of the control room from 8 am to 4 pm, Deputy Chief Electoral Officer CP Nigam from 4 pm to 12 midnight and Deputy Chief Electoral Officer SS Rawat from 12 midnight to 8 am.
committee on good governance set up
Bhopal: The State Government has set up a high-level organising committee headed by the Chief Secretary for the proposed national workshop on the subject of good governance. Members of the committee include Director General of Academy of Administration, Principal Secretaries of General Administration, Chief Minister’s Office, Home, Tourism and Culture departments, Secretaries of Information Technology and Public Service Management departments and Director General and State Protocol Officer of Atal Bihari Vajpayee Good Governance and Policy Analysis Institute. Director Atal Bihari Vajpayee Good Governance and Policy Analysis Institute will be the Member-Secretary of the committee.
one more held in medical admission scam
Gwalior: The SDOP arrested an agent of medical admission scam Matadeen Rawat on Tuesday. He got Gyan Singh Rawat passed the PMT examination and got him admitted in the GR medical College in 2009 for Rs5.5 lakh. During the interrogation Matadeen Rawat, the Rithora police station in Morena district told the police that he himself appeared in the PMT examination through a solver in 2008, but was caught red handed with the solver and five or six agents. After the arrest he was sent to jail. After being discharged from the jail, he began to work in agriculture, but after the arrest of Gyan Singh Rawat of 2009 batch resident of Morena the activities of Matadeen Rawat was exposed and when the police tried to arrest him, he absconded. He was arrested in the morning Tuesday when he came home to celebrate Janmashatmi. The ASP City Virendra Jain said that the agent Mata Deen Rawat was arrested. He got medical student Gyan Singh Rawat of 2009 batch pass the PMT examination admit him in GR Medical College Gwalior. During interrogation he revealed many sensational cases.
workshop on cyber safety to be held today
Bhopal: A workshop on ‘Cyber Safety’ will be held from 9 am on August 20 at RCVP Noronha Academy of Administration here. Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa will inaugurate the workshop where all Additional Chief Secretaries, Principal Secretaries, Secretaries and heads of departments will be present. Secretary Information Technology Hari Ranjan Rao will throw light on workshop’s objectives. The main objective of the workshop is to inform about possible public risks pertaining to IT infrastructure and various solutions to ensure safety of official information network. Presentations pertaining to various aspects of cyber safety will be made at the workshop by Additional DGP Cyber Police Ashok Dohare, Director of SERT-In New Delhi Mohammad Akram Khan, Senior Director of Delight Enterprise Risk Service Parthasarthy, senior cyber law advocate Vakul Sharma, Mitkat’s CEO Pawan Desai and MAP-IT’s consultant Manoj Tiwari.