Educational Initiatives announces results
Bhopal: Educational Initiatives(EI) announced results of its ‘Duke TIP ASSET Talent Search Program,’ launched in August 2014 in association with Duke University Talent Identification Program (Duke TIP), USA. The program seeks to identify the hidden and finest scholastic talents among students of Mathematics, Science and English subjects. This year, 347 gifted students topped this Talent Search in India by participating in its national diagnostic test conducted on November 30, 2014. In Bhopal, Tanishq Chaudhary from Sanskaar Valley School has become city’s ASSET Talent Scholar in Science subject. Speaking about the achiever in Bhopal, Managing Director, Educational Initiatives Pvt ltd. Sridhar Rajagopalan s aid, “This year, we have received an encouraging response from Bhopal. However, amongst many who participated in Bhopal, Tanishq Chaudhary became the highest performer in Science subject. I congratulate him for his achievement and hard work.”
training programme on Terracotta ART
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya under its popular educational series of Do and learn Education Programme is organising a nine days training programme on ‘Traditional Terracotta of Orissa’ from Tuesday. Terracotta means baked mud. Terracotta is a form of art with expressions through several diverse forms with colourfully painted idols from Gujarat, shiny carved utensils of Nizamabad (UP), sculptors of animals offered to deities by artists from West Bengal, Chhattisgarh, Bihar and Tamil Nadu and figures based on mythical stories like Kamdhenu lankapuri Hanuman by potters of Sonpur, Orissa. In this programme, the artists from Orissa will impart training of popular Terracotta to registered participants at ceramic workshop of the Sangrahalaya from morning 11 am to 2 pm. Registration fee is Rs100 per head for more details, telephone number 0755-2526548 may be contacted.
scheme outlined to promote entrepreneurs
Bhopal: A scheme has been chalked out to construct flatted industries to promote small industries and young entrepreneurs. Industries Minister Yashodhara Raje Scindia has said that in Bhopal district, flatted industries will be constructed at Govindpura industrial area. For this, 47 thousand square feet area has been identified. The work will be started soon through Audyogik Kendra Vikas Nigam. It is noteworthy that plot spaces in industrial areas situated in cities have almost exhausted. Young entrepreneurs who are unable to set up units outside the city and cannot purchase plot on high rates, will be provided shades for setting up units in their city itself through flatted industries.
Chief Secy to have dialogue with collectors
Bhopal: Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa will have dialogue with collectors and commissioners during ‘Parakh’ video-conferencing on May 21. He will review drinking water arrangements during current month, marriage and death registration in the State, wheat procurement and payments to farmers, progress of special campaign for issuing caste certificates and distribution of relief to hailstorm farmers. Additional Chief Secretaries and Principal Secretaries of various departments will be present at NIC room at Mantralaya during video-conferencing from 11 am.
Intl seminar on climate change to be held
Bhopal: The State Government is organising various seminars ahead of Simhastha-2016 to be held at Ujjain. For sending a strong ideological message to the world, international seminars are being held on 4 subjects under the series. International seminar on ‘Climate Change – A Way Out’ will be held at Bhopal in November 2015. MP Anil Madhav Dave will head the organising committee for the seminar. General Administration Department has issued order in this regard. Executive Director Environment Planning and Coordination Organisation (EPCO) will be Convener of the committee. Nomination of other members of the committee is being done separately.
Min assures best assistance to transporters
Bhopal: Vehicle owners will be able to get fitness test conducted anywhere in the State. The State Government will extend maximum assistance to transporters. This was stated by Transport Minister Bhupendra Singh to representatives of All-India Motor Transport Congress here on Monday. The delegation was led by its President Bhim Wadhwa. The Minister assured relaxation of 500 kg (for diesel, tarpaulin etc.) will be given in the weight of all-India permit vehicles. RTO check post in Malanpur industrial area in Bhind district will be shifted outside the industrial area. Vehicle fitness facility will soon be made available in RTO office being constructed at Transport Nagar, Bhopal. The Minister informed that freight transportation in passenger vehicles will be strictly curbed. This will benefit transporters. Principal Secretary Transport SN Mishra, Transport Commissioner Shailendra Shrivastava, All-India Motor Transport Congress Vice-President Amritlal Madan, General Secretary Naveen Gupta etc were present on the occasion.
JU chooses govt colleges for exam centres
Gwalior: The Jiwaji University has kept examination centre in only Government colleges and schools. This has created concern to those who helped students in adopting unfair means to pass the examination. The B. Ed examination of Jiwaji University (JU) for 2014-15 is starting from May 12 in which more than 1400 students would appear.
JU has made 29 examination centers only in Government colleges and schools and only government teachers have been appointed in examination for duty. 11 centers made in Gwalior including 7 government colleges and 2 private colleges in cancer hospital research center and in BIMR. In Bhind 9 centers have been made including 5 in government colleges and 4 in government school. In Morena 3 centers have been made in that 1 is in government college and 2 in government schools. In Guna, Shivpuri, Ashoknagar and Sheopur one center each has been made. The admission card for B. Ed examination has been made available on internet. 29 centers have been made in the region in government colleges and schools.
5 vehicles stolen from JA hospital
Gwalior: Every month a vehicle is stolen from JA Hospital and KR Hospital. The thieves target vehicle of such persons who go inside the hospital to meet their patients. 5 vehicle have been stolen from JAH so far this year. Similarly vehicles have been stolen from KR Hospital. Now the preparation is being made to keep a watch on the JA Hospital by the CC TV Cameras at a large scale. There is a plan to stall to CC TV Cameras for Kamla Raja Hospital the proposal to install CC TV Cameras in JA Hospital was prepared in year 2009 when Anoop Mishra was the health minister but the Cameras could not be installed. The CC TV Cameras have already been installed in trauma centers and central window of the hospital. It is stated that the management has received positive result by installing CC TV Cameras the dean GRMC Dr GS Patel said that CC TV Cameras would be installed in JA Hospital and KR Hospital very soon in addition to this arrangements for eye cards and gate pass for the staff would also be implemented strictly.