Jeewan Maithil elected unopposed
Bhopal: After the intervention of senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders, Jeewan Maithil has been unopposed elected as the chairman of Bhopal Cooperative Bank. Notably, for a long time there was wrangling for the post of the chairman of the Cooperative Bank. Here on Tuesday, a meeting was organised at Bhopal Cooperative Bank Headquarters, New Market in the presence of State Organizational General Secretary Arvind Menon. During the meeting, Jeewan Maithil was elected for the post of chairman of Bhopal Cooperative Bank.
Along with Jeewan Maithil, Kewal Singh had also applied for the coveted post, but Jeewan Maithil was elected unopposed for the post. During the meeting, MP Alok Sanjar, BJP Bhopal District president Alok Sharma and Ramakant Bhargava were present.
Chouhan talks to FOUR callers to CM Helpline
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan talked over telephone to four callers of CM Helpline-181 and sought information about redressal of their problems on Tuesday. The applicants belonged to Bhopal, Sidhi and Shivpuri districts. First the Chief Minister talked to Rajendra Agrawal of Ayodhya Nagar in Bhopal. He informed that his complained regarding sanitation has been redressed. Nathu Singh Yadav of village Neemkheri of Shivpuri district informed that his complaint regarding repair of handpumps has been redressed. RD Ahirwar of Churhat in Sidhi district informed that he had complained against errors in electricity bill. The complaint has been redressed, but he is not satisfied with it. Chief Minister Chouhan directed to start action again in the matter. Similarly, Pawan Kumar Mishra of village Sinhawal of Sidhi district informed that he had complained against blackmarketing of fertilisers and receipt of only 2 gunnybags full of urea from Sewa Sahkari Samiti, which has not been redressed. The Chief Minister directed to send an investigation team immediately and make available adequate fertilisers to the applicant.
Officials TOlD to pin identity strips on uniform
Bhopal: Minister of State for GAD has directed officers and employees of Mantralaya to pin their identity strips on the uniform. Arya directed this while reviewing activities of General Administration Department here today. He said that the employees who are given uniform must wear it. Arya expressed happiness that number of making online caste certificates has crossed 5 lakh. Arya directed to destroy useless printed material and files of all departments beyond time-limits as per rules. In view of Swachhta Abhiyan, Arya decided to spare time for sanitation at Mantralaya on Mondays. The meeting also discussed simplification of MISA detainees’ pension, Manthan-2014, action on recommendation of good governance group, departmental enquiry ACRs cases, and official decorum.
ASSESSMENT OF Quality circle groups starts
Bhopal: Assessment of the Quality circle groups functioning in Manufacturing division as well as Support services group of BHEl, Bhopal; who through their exemplary contribution brought revenue to the organisation has been started. The assessment team comprised of Chandra Mohan Guru, Haji Munir Khan, Sl Satsangi and Joginder Singh. The team will review the progress of each circle and a presentation of the major contribution extended by the group in their work area. The team will physically visit the groups work area to witness the work carried out by the group. Padmashri Bl Chouksey, Unit coordinator, Quality Circle , BHEl, Bhopal said that before the 31st Quality month competition, this is a unique initiative which received immense appreciation from DK Dikshit, General Manager, Quality, Anurag Shukla, Sr DGM and other senior officials of the organisation. The quality circle groups functioning in the organization will be selected for the main event to be held during the quality month in the ratio of 4:1.