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Election Officials imparted training

Bhopal: Training was imparted to 435 officers in State Election Commission from December 9 to 15 regarding panachayat electoral processes. Total duration of the training was 34 hours. Training officer and Deputy Secretary Girish Sharma informed that 6-hour training was imparted to eight collectors, 49 deputy district election officers and 14 assistant collectors on December 9 and 45 assistant collectors on December 10. Similarly, training was imparted on December 11 to 92 returning officers, 74 on December 12, 75 on December 13 and 78 returning officers were imparted training on December 15. All officers were imparted training regarding EVM randomisation, law & order, nominations, communication plan, counting and voter awareness campaign.

Bhupendra congratulates CM on KRISHI award

Bhopal: Transport and Information Technology Minister Bhupendra Singh has congratulated Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and farmers of the State on Madhya Pradesh being conferred Krishi Karman Award for third time in a row. In his greeting message, the Transport Minister said that son of a farmer Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has implemented farmer-friendly schemes and programmes like expansion of irrigation facilities and interest-free loans. Motivated by these schemes, state’s farmers are creating records of agriculture production repeatedly by dint of hard work and dedication as a result of which the state has received Government of India’s prestigious Krishi Karman Award for consecutive third year.

Police officer transferred

Bhopal: The State Government has withdrawn services of Indian Police Officer Shailendra Kumar Shrivastava, Additional DGP, SAF, Bhopal and handed over to Transport department appointing him as Transport Commissioner, Madhya Pradesh, Gwalior. Indian Administrative Officer Ravikant Jain will be relieved of additional charge of Transport Commissioner, Madhya Pradesh, Gwalior on assumption charge by Shrivastava.

Women & child Development dept gets awards

Bhopal: Women and Child Development department has received six national and international level awards for excellent efforts for women’s empowerment and child development. Departmental Minister Maya Singh presented these awards to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan at Mantralaya here on Tuesday. The awards include Asia livelihoods Award for saving Kodu-Kutki under Kodu-Kutki Project in Dindori district through Tejaswini Project and increasing area under agriculture and national award for Integrated Child Development Service and utility of its website. Tribal women of village Mehandwani of Dindori district presented Asia livelihoods Award to the Chief Minister. The Chief Minister lauded efforts to promote farming of Kodu-Kuti and efforts to save it. Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa and departmental officers were present on the occasion.

MP conferred CSI Nihilent Award

Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh has been conferred CSI Nihilent Award 2013-14 for excellence in e-Governance. The award was presented to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan by Information Technology Minister Bhupendra Singh at Mantralaya here today. The Chief Minister congratulated and extended best wishes to Information Technology Department and officers and employees associated with efforts to strengthen e-Governance. It is noteworthy that this prestigious award has been bestowed on Madhya Pradesh for outstanding achievements in e-Governance, innovations and novel initiatives in this sector. Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa, Secretary to CM Hari Ranjan Rao and departmental officers were present on the occasion.

Vijay Diwas Celebrations organised

Mhow: Vijay Diwas Celebrations were organised in Mhow by The Infantry School, to commemorate India’s resounding victory in 1971 war against Pakistan which led to the liberation of Bangladesh on 16 Dec 1971. It is a landmark event in the annals of the history of independent India. In a swift and short operation conducted for just 13 days, The Indian Army defeated Pakistan and it was on this day that the Indian forces captured Dhaka. 93,000 Pakistani soldiers were forced to surrender and Bangladesh was declared an independent nation. Homages were paid to the martyrs at the Infantry War Memorial. Wreaths were laid by Commandants of the Infantry School, Military College of Telecommunication & Engineering and Army War College and also by a large number of senior serving officers, veterans and other ranks.

SBI chairman to visit State today

Bhopal: Arundhati Bhattacharya, Chairman, State Bank of India is arriving here on Wednesday on her maiden visit to the State. During the visit, Bhattacharya will chair a Conclave of the Regional Managers of the Banks’ Bhopal Circle, which controls the states of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. She would also participate in Banks’ CSR activities. Bhattacharya assumed charge as Chairman of the State Bank of India on October 7, 2013. Born on 18th March 1956, she joined State Bank of India as a Probationary Officer in the year 1977. Immediately prior to taking over as Chairman, Bhattacharya was the Managing Director and CFO, State Bank of India.

Training programme on IGBT technology

Bhopal: SCR Product Technical Training Cell and HRDC of BHEl, Bhopal jointly organised two days training program on IGBT technology and VisSim software at control equipment Engineering Division the other day. SK Biswas (DGM-CEE) delivered lecture on evolution of  IGBT based technology and Variable frequency Drives and external faculty, Mahesh imparted hands on training on ‘VisSim’ Software identified as a part of establishment of start of art RPD lab at CEE. The two-day training concluded on Tuesday and was found to be informative by the participants from across BHEl Bhopal. PK Goyal, GM, HRDC, MK Srivastava (AGM, HOD-CEE & CXX and head of PTCC SCR Group) and D Makhija, Sr DGM, HRDC were present to encourage the participants in the valediction ceremony of the program. I Chattopadhyay, AGM-CEE coordinated the session.

National Technical Model Exhibition

Bhopal: ABV-Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management, Gwalior is going to organise a National Technical Model Exhibition on the subject ‘Innovations and sustainability’ which will be held in the Institute campus on February 14 and 15. This exhibition is for both college and school students. The registration process for the exhibition has been started. Students can win lot of prizes too. You can register at the given link: http://goo.gl/forms/3II8TVOU6w. This exhibition is open for all and free to visit and definitely it will introduce young innovating minds. For further details and updates, visit and follow on Face book: https://www.facebook.com/MOM2K15 and website;   https:/www.iiitm.ac.in.

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