SBI ladies Club donates provisions
Bhopal: SBI ladies Club, on behalf of State Bank of India, donated Provisions to Sneha Heart Foundation Bhopal. Subhasree Ghose, President, SBI ladies Club, Bhopal Circle handed over the rations at a programme organized at SBI Officers’ Colony, Char Imli in Bhopal. The ration was given to the parents of children belonging to weaker sections of the society whom Sneha Heart Foundation has selected for free of cost heart surgery free of cost. These children would undergo the surgery at Bengaluru. Till such time they recovery, their parents would stay with them. These parents would cook their own food from the provisions provided by the Bank. Speaking on the occasion, Ghose said, “We should empathize rather than sympathizing with these children. She further said that SBI ladies Club conducts hosts of social activities on behalf of SBI & also on their own, like providing Books and Stationery, things of daily needs to the inmates of orphanages and juvenile homes, celebrating festivals with them, providing rations to leper homes etc.” These activities are undertaken on a regular basis, stated Ghose. Office bearers & other members of the Club were also present on the occasion. Rita Michel, Secretary of the Foundation gave the vote of thanks.
NCC ‘C’ certificate examination conducted
Bhopal: Under the aegis of Directorate of NCC (Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh), NCC ‘C’ certificate examination was conducted at Model school TT Nagar on Sunday. As many as 184 candidates of army, navy and air force wings appeared in the examination. Presiding officer, members, training officers of the group headquarters, commanding officer of the NCC unit, associate NCC officers and PI staff were present on the occasion.
Schools to stick syllabus on notice board
Bhopal: All the schools affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) will have to stick the list of syllabus on their school notice board till Monday. It has been made mandatory for all the private schools to do so as every year the schools make vast changes in the syllabus. The District Education Officer (DEO) KPS Tomar has asked all the private schools to decide their syllabus prior to the start of new academic session. A copy of school syllabus would remain with the DEO as well, so that there can not be any further changes in the syllabus.
Training programmes organised at CRISP
Bhopal: Various training programmes are being organised at Center for Research and Industrial Staff Performance (CRISP) sponsored by Power Finance Corporation limited. In the series, a workshop is being organized on the theme ‘Day and Night’ in interior designing department which mainly aims to provide practical knowledge to the students of interior designing. Presently, a workshop is going on at CRISP on Theme based Décor based on the subjects like home décor, furniture designing and interior designing wherein the students are learning carpentry and woodwork. The handmade crafts made by the students of home décor like Rabari painting, Warli painting, lamp and candle making, landscaping, ceramic work and make out of waste would be displayed. Apart from this, the students are made aware about the subjects like space management, home décor and estimation and very soon the workshop would be later on organized as an exhibition.
SBI ladies Club donates provisions
Bhopal: SBI ladies Club, on behalf of State Bank of India, donated Provisions to Sneha Heart Foundation Bhopal. Subhasree Ghose, President, SBI ladies Club, Bhopal Circle handed over the rations at a programme organized at SBI Officers’ Colony, Char Imli in Bhopal. The ration was given to the parents of children belonging to weaker sections of the society whom Sneha Heart Foundation has selected for free of cost heart surgery free of cost. These children would undergo the surgery at Bengaluru. Till such time they recovery, their parents would stay with them. These parents would cook their own food from the provisions provided by the Bank. Speaking on the occasion, Ghose said, “We should empathize rather than sympathizing with these children. She further said that SBI ladies Club conducts hosts of social activities on behalf of SBI & also on their own, like providing Books and Stationery, things of daily needs to the inmates of orphanages and juvenile homes, celebrating festivals with them, providing rations to leper homes etc.” These activities are undertaken on a regular basis, stated Ghose. Office bearers & other members of the Club were also present on the occasion. Rita Michel, Secretary of the Foundation gave the vote of thanks.
NCC ‘C’ certificate examination conducted
Bhopal: Under the aegis of Directorate of NCC (Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh), NCC ‘C’ certificate examination was conducted at Model school TT Nagar on Sunday. As many as 184 candidates of army, navy and air force wings appeared in the examination. Presiding officer, members, training officers of the group headquarters, commanding officer of the NCC unit, associate NCC officers and PI staff were present on the occasion.
Schools to stick syllabus on notice board
Bhopal: All the schools affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) will have to stick the list of syllabus on their school notice board till Monday. It has been made mandatory for all the private schools to do so as every year the schools make vast changes in the syllabus. The District Education Officer (DEO) KPS Tomar has asked all the private schools to decide their syllabus prior to the start of new academic session. A copy of school syllabus would remain with the DEO as well, so that there can not be any further changes in the syllabus.
Training programmes organised at CRISP
Bhopal: Various training programmes are being organised at Center for Research and Industrial Staff Performance (CRISP) sponsored by Power Finance Corporation limited. In the series, a workshop is being organized on the theme ‘Day and Night’ in interior designing department which mainly aims to provide practical knowledge to the students of interior designing. Presently, a workshop is going on at CRISP on Theme based Décor based on the subjects like home décor, furniture designing and interior designing wherein the students are learning carpentry and woodwork. The handmade crafts made by the students of home décor like Rabari painting, Warli painting, lamp and candle making, landscaping, ceramic work and make out of waste would be displayed. Apart from this, the students are made aware about the subjects like space management, home décor and estimation and very soon the workshop would be later on organized as an exhibition.
diversion road constructed to ease traffic
Bhopal: Following start of construction of Vallabh Bhavan (Mantralaya) annexe, diversion road of gate number 3 and porch have been constructed. This arrangement is being started from Monday. The arrangement of new approach road and porch will continue till completion of annexe’s works. This new road will be used by senior officers, entry card holder government servants and visitors coming through authority letter.
People satisfied with JP Hospital arrangements
Bhopal: If people are themselves enlightened about prevention of disease, it results in immediate benefit. Rakesh and Hema Vishwakarma brought their son Gulshan to isolated swine flu OPD of JP Hospital on Sunday. They satisfied themselves with pulse and oxygen tests of Gulshan, took advice of doctor and returned home worriless. Gulshan had caught minor cold last night at a marriage function. Since the parents were aware about health department’s advice to people to ‘avoid crowded places, ensure cleanliness and consult doctors at hospital even if minimal symptoms appear’, they brought their child to the hospital. Similarly, Rohit and Poonam Shukla brought their one year old son Madhur to the hospital and returned worriless.
‘Gwalior is important in view of tourism’
Gwalior: Gwalior is an important city in view of tourism. If branding is done by connecting Jaipur and Khajuraho, tourism would boost here in future. This was stated by retired DG of Archeological survey of India KN Dixit speaking in a seminar in tourism institute building of Jiwaji University Dixit said that it is necessary to connect Gwalior with golden triangle. Prof OP Bhandari was the chief guest of the programme science day would be observed in Jiwaji University from March 12. The day would be organized on scientific development in national conference from March 12. The registration would be made up to February 25. The date of paper and extract submission is February 25. In this progrmme of JU Prof KN Tripathi of KR Mangalam University Gudgaon, Prof JV Yakimi from BARC Mumbai, Prof Ambuj Tripathi from IUCA New Delhi and Prof DK Awasthi from ICU New Delhi would participate.
special strategy for Beti Bachao Beti Padhao drive
Gwalior: A special strategy has been chalked out to effectively enforced Beti Bachao Beti Padhao drive. Under which special Gram Sabha would be organized on International Women’s Day on March 8. Saurya Chanpal would also be organized on every fourth Tuesday of Every month. This was stated by the collector P Narhari in a meeting of district task force. He ordered the officer of school education department that Balaki Manch should be formed in all the schools soon and separate toilets for girls should be made up to March 31. He said that on special village assemblies being held on international woman day oath should be administered to provide cooperation Mohalla Sashakatikaran.