Sudarshan Chakra Corps holds medical camp
Bhopal: Sudarshan Chakra Corps organised a medical camp on 31 August 14 at ‘Asra’, an old age home and orphanage, being run by ‘Nitya Sewa Society’ located in Gandhinagar area of Bhopal. Free medical check-up and medicines were provided to the needy children and elderly people. Brig Madhuri Kanitkar, VSM, Zonal President AWWA, Sudarshan Chakra Corps, during her visit on August 2, 14 had promised this medical camp to provide the medical facilities at the doorstep. Indian Army organises such health camp and arranges medical teams, medical supplies and medicines to benefit the needy.
9th Young Managers Programme inaugurated
Bhopal: Nirmal Kumar Bhar, general manager, finance inaugurated the 9th Young Managers Programme (YMP) — ‘Diksha’ organised for E3 and E4 level executives at Human Resource Development Centre BHEl, Bhopal. M Isadore, AGM (HR), I Soreng, Sr DGM (HRD & HOD) and other senior officials were also present on the occasion. Bhar, in his address stated that programs like YMP provide a platform, where new and innovative ways can be developed for better growth of the company. He further said YMP was the gateway to the emergence of future leaders. Smriti Sharma, Sr executive (HR) convened the programme and proposed the Vote of Thanks.
JA hospital to recruit new doctors
Gwalior: Following the shortage of doctors due to resignation from the JA hospital, the dean GR medical College Dr GS Patel prepared a DPC of new doctors and went to Bhopal to recruit them. Dr Patel said that shortage of 60 doctors is being felt in the JA hospital so in order to make up the shortage DPC of new doctors was prepared within a week. Dr Patel taking the DPC went to Bhopal to get them recruited.
‘Govt committed to welfare of auto drivers’
Gwalior: Woman and Child Development Minister Maya Singh said that the State Government was committed for the welfare of auto, tempo drivers and daily wagers. The Government has started many welfare programmes. Maya Singh was speaking in the district conference cum traffic training of drivers and conductors. A programme of Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh was organised in Vrindavan Garden in which the Minister said that auto drivers and conductors should come forward to take advantage of State Sickness Assistance Fund and Mukhya Mantri Kanyadan Yojana and should get new ration cards prepared under new arrangement of public distribution system and get food grain the rate of Re 1 per kilogram. She also told the auto rickshaw driver to take benefit of Pradhanmantri Jan Dhan Yojana in which every account holder gets accident insurance for Rs 1 lakh and life insurance of 30,000. The Minister said that national nutrition week should make successful and meaningful. She said that nutrition was connected with the better future of the children and added that in order to make Madhya Pradesh healthy it is necessary that malnutrition should be eliminated.
Free oral Screening camp on
Bhopal: Biocon in association with Navoday Cancer Hospital is organising a free oral Screening Camp from September 1 to September 7. Oral Cancer has been a dreaded disease in India for a long time now and one of the sure ways of winning a battle against cancer is early detection of the disease. Biocon has been researching and working relentlessly in creating awareness amongst people on early detection. Navoday Cancer Hospital is participating in a week long free oral screening camps organized by Biocon, ICON & IDA across the country to check our citizens for oral cancer. This effort is probably the largest this country has ever witnessed and we are proud to be partnering for a healthier India.