Shukla vows to provide better medical services
Bhopal: Energy and Public Relations Minister Rajendra Shukla has said that more effective health services will be provided through Rewa Medical College. He also informed about expansion of medical facilities including launch of cobalt unit in Sanjay Gandhi Hospital. Shukla was addressing excellence awards distribution ceremony at Shyam Shah Medical College at Rewa on Saturday. He said that felicitation of people in every walk of life for distinguished achievement boosts their morale. Due to it, they discharge their duties with even more dedication to the benefit of entire society. He extended best wishes to gold medalists. Shukla also felicitated retired doctors. He inspected child and neonatal intensive care unit in Shyam Shah Medical College. He also took round of radiotherapy ward of the college. Medical College Dean Dr PC Dwivedi presented college’s progress report. Shukla urged people to associate with the work towards development and expansion of Gaushala in greater number. He said that all possible assistance will be provided by the State government to NGO-run Ghaushalas’ development and operation. Working Committee’s office-bearer Arun Bansal informed about committee’s programmes.
CRPDC to get National e-Governance Award
Bhopal: Central Region Power Distribution Company (CRPDC) will be conferred National e-Governance Award for SMS-based scheme of replacing dysfunctional transformers within time-limit. Company’s Managing Director Vivek Porwal will receive the award during 18th National e-Governance Conference at Gandhi Nagar (Gujarat) on January 30-31. For ensuring time-bound replacement of dysfunctional transformers, the company has implemented a SMS-based complaint receipt and replacement scheme. Under the scheme, any consumer or citizen can send information about dysfunctional transformer through SMS containing information about whereabouts of transformer and ID (10 digit number painted on transformer) to mobile numbers 9039110022 and 9406900033. Under the system, entire information is recorded on server immediately. Thus, not only complaint is redressed promptly, but related information will also be given to complainant.
Min To Participate In Oath Ceremony At Suthaliya
Bhopal: Public Relations and Mineral Resources Development Minister Rajendra Shukla will participate in oath-taking ceremony of Nagar Parishad at Suthaliya in Rajgarh district on January 18. From Suthaliya, the Minister will visit Biaora to participate in convention of Electricity Employees Federation and then return to Bhopal. In the night of January 18, Shukla will leave for Delhi. The Minister will participate in a meeting regarding Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act 1957 at Vigyan Bhavan on January 19. Shukla will return from New Delhi to Bhopal in the night.
Eye of eight-year-old operated successfully
Bhopal: The left eye of an eight-year-old child Hritik was successfully operated upon here at Sewa Sadan eye hospital. He had sustained injuries after inserting a sharp object in his eye. The injury was so severe that he was not even able to see anything from his that eye. His father Rajaram Gosar is a sanitation worker in Unhel Municipality of Ujjain district. He is low paid employee, therefore mother of child brought him to sewa sadan eye hospital for treatment. Eminent Ophthalmologist Dr Prerna Upadhyaya undertook his successful surgery. Now child Hritik is fully recovered and his lost vision is also revived. Mother of the child is very happy.
Two persons sent to jail in liquor bottling case
Gwalior: Two persons, arrested in connection with illegally operating bottling of country liquor in Gold water factory in Malanpur, have been sent to jail. According to the police, the excise department had given licence to the factory to bottle water only, but violating the rules, the factory was engaged in bottling country liquor. On receipt of information, the licence of the factory is being cancelled and the factory can be blacklisted forever.
Medical Scandal: Sit Nabs Veterinary Doctor
Gwalior: The SIT arrested a veterinary doctor in connection with medical scandal by using solver in place of original candidate. The police are interrogating him. According to CSP Aakash Bhooriya, the SIT has arrested Shivram Khote, a medical student of 2010 batch. He told the police that he had got the admission through Hirdesh Rajput of Chhatarpur. After that the police declared a reward of Rs5000 for the arrest of Hirdesh. The SIT arrested Hirdesh on Saturday. He is a veterinary doctor in Chhatarpur.