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CM pays tribute to Pt Deendayal Upadhyaya

Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan paid floral tributes to statue of propounder of Ekatma Manavwad late Pt Deendayal Upadhyaya at lal Ghati Crossing here on Thursday. Higher Education Minister Umashankar Gupta, MP Alok Sanjar, MlA Surendranath Singh, Alok Sharma and large number of people were present on the occasion.

 Edu Minister gifts water cooker

Bhopal: Higher Education Minister Umashankar Gupta presented a water cooler to Government Deep Shikha Middle School, TT Nagar here on Thursday to make available clean and cold water to students. Gupta also distributed copies and pens to girl students. He also took meal with girl students.

 craftspersons to be given certificates

Bhopal: Traditional craftspersons will be given certificates. A test will be conducted before issuing certificate. If failed in test, they will be imparted training and test will be conducted again. This was stated by Technical Education Minister Umashankar Gupta while inaugurating Hi-tech Group of Institutions at Maa Hinglaj Sewa Sansthan here on Thursday. Gupta said that the institute should impart job-oriented training. He said that efforts are being made to impart training to youths as per industries’ requirements in the state.

 Teamwork can achieve anything: Gajapathy

Bhopal: “A learning experience probably teaches us that teamwork along with a sense of purpose can achieve anything. An understanding of human thought evolution through the ages. Thanks to the effort to put it all together.” these were the words of Union Civil Aviation Minister P Ashok Gajapathy Raju, who along with Sulaiman, PS. Industries in MP government and Raghvendra Singh, MD, MP Tourism and other officers visited Madhya Pradesh tribal museum based on living aspects of tribal life, indigenous knowledge systems and aesthetics on his state visit to the city of lakes, Bhopal. Union Aviation Minister was in full admiration for the sincere efforts done in creating this museum of national pride. He was in appreciation for the government and the department for the efforts taken to revive the art and culture, and also traditions of tribal communities residing in Madhya Pradesh.

 MPTDC to hold heritage walk

Indore: Madhya Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation (MPTDC) would organise various programmes on World Tourism Day on September 27. Informing this, Madhya Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation regional manager MN Jamali said that on Saturday, the corporation will organise a heritage walk from Bolia Sarkar ki Chatri at Rajwada from 7 am onward. The heritage walk, which will pass through various parts of the city and cultimate at Bolia Sarkar ki Chatri. During the course of heritage walk, the MPTDC guides will also brief people about various places of tourists attractions in and around Indore. After heritage walk, a Rskala yatra’ will be organized from 10 am to 1 pm. The kala yatra will be taken out by artistes of Mammari, Kalbelia and Gangaur dances. On the same day in the evening, a cultural programme will be organized at Pipliyahana Regional Park where dances will be performed by various drama groups of the city. The cultural programme will remain free of cost for the participants, Jamali informed.

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