BUDDHIST PRAYER WHEEl FROM lADAKH
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya is working for national integration, and promotes research and training for salvage and revitalisation of vanishing but valuable cultural traditions. In this series Manav Sangrahalaya has established the traditional Buddhist prayer wheel from ladakh ‘Mane’ at Himalayan Village open air exhibition. The prayer wheel with the mantra Om Mani Padme Hum written in Sanskrit on the outside, will be open for perusal and the traditional kitchen of ladakh will be open for visitors on January 29, 2015 from 1 pm. The traditional artists from ladakh will carry out cultural performances from 2pm to 5 pm on 29 & 30 January, 2015. ladakh’s famous tea tasting event also will be available in limited visitors.
BHEl’S INFO SECURITY FORUM MEETING HElD
Bhopal: The 9th Information Security Forum Meeting was organised at BHEl Bhopal on January 23, 2015. SR Prasad, Executive Director, Chairman of the Information Security Forum& General Managers, DROs and senior officials from various departments participated in the forum. Mukesh Arora, Addl GM (COM& IT) and ISO, made a lucid presentation highlightingthe various information security initiatives and activities done at unit level during the year. An awareness session on ‘Applicability of Cyber law in Industries like BHEl and Role & Responsibility of Management wrt Compliance of Cyber law’ was also conducted for BHEl Bhopal top management. Atul Kumar Pandey, National law Institute University (NlIU) Bhopal delivered the expert talk on the above subject. Updated version of ISO 27001-2013 documents were also released on this occasion by the present dignitaries. The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Sharif Khan, Sr Manager (IT).
COAl-lADEN TRAIN CATCHES FIRE
Narsinghpur: A coach of a coal-laden goods train caught fire while en route from Itarsi to Jabalpur, railway sources said. After the coach caught fire yesterday, it was taken to the Gadarwara Railway Station where the flames were doused. However, the coach caught fire again at Karakbel Station. Since no means were available for dousing fire at Karakbel, the train was taken to Shreedham Station, where the blaze was doused.
DEOS TO MAINTAIN RECORD OF SCHOlARSHIP SCHEME
Bhopal: The State Government has directed all districts to maintain records of Integrated Scholarship Scheme. District Education Officers have been asked to maintain records of sanction and payment of scholarships to students so that they can be examined later. The records to be maintained include eligibility for scholarship on getting admitted to new school/class I, VI, IX and XI, application form or eligibility slips given on change in rates and scholarship sanction letters or eligibility slips. Directives have also been given to maintain sanction register, receipt of bills after payment of scholarships at school/Sankul Principal level. Directives have been given to issue instructions to all drawing and disbursing officers, Sankul Principals/Sanctioning Officers to maintain scholarship awards. It is noteworthy that about 30 kinds of scholarships of nine departments under Integrated Scholarship Scheme are being sanctioned through Samagra Shiksha Portal and directly deposited in students’ bank accounts.
WORKS DONE FOR SPECIAl CHIlDREN lAUDED
Gwalior: Gwalior Mayor Vivek Shejwalkar has said, “The works of developing special child (Deaf children) are laudable. We all must do the work for enlightening the career of such children. If they are given atmosphere and training from beginning they can play important role in construction of nation.” Shejwalkar was speaking as chief guest at a programme at Women’s Polytechnic. The programme was presided over by Collector P Narhari. The chairman of Municipal Corporation Rakesh Mahor was the special guest. The chief patron of the institute Keshav Pandey, Shivkumar Watvani, chairperson Pankaj Saxena was also present. The Mayor Shejwalkar assured of full cooperation of Municipal Corporation. The collector P Narhari lauded the work of Megha Gupta secretary of the institute and called up on the people to cooperate the institute. Earlier the guests inaugurated training and rehabilitation center at women polytechnic.
MISCREANTS ARRESTED WITH ARMS
Gwalior: The police arrested half a dozen miscreants on Tuesday night when they are planning to commit serious crime. The police recovered loaded revolver and other weapons from them. The crimes had been registered against them earlier also. According to Jaindraganj police, it was informed last night that some miscreants have gathered near Jain temple on Gandewali road to commit some crime. The police surrounded the prescribed area at midnight. After some time they saw some persons on a bank of a revaluate. The police raided them and arrested six persons. The police recovered a 315 bore revolver a sword, knife and iron rod from them. The police registered case against Shayam Singh, Raju Kha, Hars, Rajkumar, Kamlesh and Rahul under section 399, 402, 25 - 27 and 11 - 13 of MP Dacoity Act.
ROlE OF GIRlS HIGHlIGHTED
Gwalior: A programme of awareness and education by rural youth group Samana was organised with the cooperation of Nehru Yuva Kendra in Bhagvanti Bai Siksha Prashivan Sansthan based on Beti Bachao and climate change. The chief guest of the programme was secretary of Bharat Gyan Vigyan Samiti Subash Sharma and presided over by the president of the institute Ram Baboo Singh Bhadauria. Shashikant Sharma and Munna lal Sharma were the chief speakers of the programme. The programme was conducted by Sharda Tarolia. In the programme, chief guest Subash Sharma said that the constitution was framed on January 26 after Independence so this day is celebrated as republic day. The diminishing number of girls in comparison with boys is definitely a matter of concern despite the fact that there is now much improvement in comparison of past. However, this change has come through government and private attempt combined. He said that the misunderstanding about the social arrangements would to be broken, because today girls are playing important role including studies, sports etc. The girls look after their parents than the boys. The chief speaker Shasikant Sharma said that tampering with nature is leading to change in climate, which is dangerous. He said that we are exploiting nature but not compensating it.