Guv mourns death of AR Antulay
Bhopal: Governor Ram Naresh Yadav expressed profound grief over the death of former Maharashtra CM AR Antulay. In his condolence message, the Governor said late Antulay was a fearless and candid leader and famous jurist. The former CM and Union Minister late Antulay popularly known as barrister Antulay did important works to uplift and ensure justice to minorities in Maharashtra and country. The Governor has prayed to the Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss.
Swachchhata Mission to run throughout year
Bhopal: The Madhya Pradesh Government has issued directives to run round-the-year activities under Swachchhata Mission to inculcate habit of sanitation among students of all Government schools in the State. As per directives of Human Resources Development Ministry, Swachchhata Mission’s activities are to be run throughout the year in every school. The Ministry has given these directives in the context of Bal Swachchhata Mission activities undertaken in schools from November 14 to 19 last. In the letter to district collectors, the Government has also attached suggestive details of sanitation activities. Districts have been told that they may implement it with changes as per requirement. Through sanitation activities, students will be informed about importance of sanitation and hygiene and motivated to adopt them as habit. In connection with Bal Swachchhata Mission, Government of India has also released a booklet on “Swachchh Bharat-Swachchh Vidyalaya”. Copies of this handbook have also been sent to districts. According to the handbook, target has been set to ensure minimum sanitation standard in schools. The State Government has directed districts to send details of Bal Swachchhata Mission activities undertaken in schools from November 14 to 19 with photographs to Rajya Shiksha Kendra. Collectors have been asked to issues directives to subordinate staff to run sanitation activities at school level round-the-year in accordance with suggestive details.
Experience-sharing workshop tomorrow
Bhopal: One-day experience-sharing workshop under School Quality Programme will be held at Bhopal on December 5. District education officers, district project coordinators, BRCs and ADPCs (RMSA) will take part in it. The workshop will be held at 10.30 am at auditorium of Rajya Shiksha Kendra. Earlier, the workshop was to be held from November 28 to 29.
CM congrats to Rohit Trivedi and Rabia Khan
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan congratulated Rohit Trivedi of Bhopal and Rabia Khan of Indore on being felicitated by the President. Sight-impaired Dr. Rohit Trivedi is professor of English in Government Sarojini Naidu Girls College. Rabia Khan is preparing Braille version of the Holy Quran. It is noteworthy that Union Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment every year felicitates people for special effort, innovations for welfare of disabled, institutions and persons with outstanding works despite being disabled.
Bankers protest against Govt’s wrong policies
Gwalior: The staffs and officials of various nationalised banks remained on strike on Wednesday. They staged demonstration at the Maharaj Bada based State bank of India against the wrong policies of the Government. The strikers said that so long as theirs demands are not met such strike would be conducted in the future also.
Earlier, the employees and officers conducted strike on November 12 on this demand. The people are facing problem due to marriage season the people took out money from ATM in limited extent. The effect of the strike national bank was seen of private sector banks also. On the call of united forum of banks’ unions, all the officers and employees remained on strike. The banks that remained closed on Wednesday were included State Bank of India, Punjab national bank, Union Bank, Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, Cooperative Banks, Bank of Maharashtra, UCO Bank and other the Trade Unions included in the strike are AIBED Gwalior United Council of Trade Union etc.