Bhopal donates liberarlly for Nepal
Bhopal: Flow of contributions is continuing for people affected by Nepal quake in CM Relief Fund. Cheques of `6 lakh 4 thousand 500 were presented to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan here on Tuesday. On behalf of Vidisha District Cooperative Central Bank, its President Shyam Sunder Sharma presented a cheque towards relief to Nepal’s earthquake affected persons to the Chief Minister. Similarly, a cheque of `1 lakh 85 thousand 200 was presented to CM by Chhatarpur Nagar Palika President Archana Guddu Singh. Chouhan has appealed to people of the state to liberally contribute for relief of Nepal’s earthquake affected persons in this hour of crisis.
MP, China to collaborate in animal husbandry
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh and China will collaborate in animal husbandry sector. An MoU has been signed between Madhya Pradesh Fisheries Department and Ocean and Fisheries Bureau of Jiangsu state of China for mutual cooperation in inland fisheries and aquaculture sector. Copy of this MoU was presented to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan by Fisheries, PHE and Animal Husbandry Minister Sushri Kusum Mahdele here on Tuesday. Under the project, the state government and China will undertake works relating to ultramodern techniques of fish production and breeding and capacity building, environmental conservation and promotion of fish market. The MoU has been signed by Commissioner of Ocean and Fisheries Bureau of Jiangsu state of China and Fisheries Development Minister Mahdele on behalf of Madhya Pradesh government. MD of Madhya Pradesh Fisheries Federation UK Sudbuddhi was also present on the occasion.
Terracota workshop at IGRMS
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (IGRMS) under its popular educational series of 'Do and learn' Education Programme started a workshop on Terracotta on Tuesday. In this workshop, the artist loknath Rana is imparting training of popular Terracotta work of Orissa to trainees above the age of 10 years. On the very first day, children made small sculptors of cup-plate, Ganesh, birds etc using terracotta clay. 30 students registered on the first of workshop. Registrations are open and Registration fee is Rs 100/- per head for more details, telephone number 0755-2526548 may be contacted.
Bonded doctors to be posted
Bhopal: Counseling for posting of bonded doctors admitted in graduation course (MBBS) in 2009 and completing it in 2015 will be held on May 18 and 19, 2015 on the basis of merit. Counseling will be held from 11 am at office of Director IEC Bureau, Jai Prakash Hospital, Tulsi Nagar, Bhopal. Detailed information can be obtained from departmental website www.health.mp.gov.in. Information about merit will be given through departmental website on May 15. Separate directives have been given since merit list of Gwalior Medical College has not been announced. Bonded doctors of Gwalior Medical College may e-mail information about marks obtained and self-signed copy of mark sheet to e-mail address mbbsbond@gmail.com by forenoon of May 14. Counseling of doctors of merit number 1 to 150 will be held on May 18 and 151 to 297 on May 19 in the forenoon.
get vehicle fitness test done anywhere
Bhopal: Vehicle owners can 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.
child workers found in MG industry factory
Gwalior: The officers of labour department, management of factories and contractors are exploiting labourers. The Malanpur (Bhind) police raided factory of MG industry and found many child labourers working there. Some child labourers fled seeing police. While 9 child labourers were freed by the police from the factory. They were presented before the Balkalyan Samiti and a case under section 34 and 201 of IPC and 3-14 and 6 of anti child labour act and Juenile Justice Act against contract, manager and supervisor. The case was registered against Ashish Mehra HR manager MGI, KP Arjariya contractor, Bhagat Singh Jadon contractor, Ajay Singh Chahar, Sanjay Sharma contractor, Subash Sharma supervisor, Pawan Sharma supervisor and Ramesh Tiwari supervisor. The police freed Sandeep, Radhe Shayam, Bhoora, Deepak Sharma, Akash Singh, Gaurav Sharma, Akshaya Singh, Rinku Pawiya, Shivram Gaur and Jitendra s Singh. The collector Bhind Madhukar Agneya said that the complaints of violation of labour laws, child labour and nonpayment of minimum wages were present in Malanpur strict action would be taken against the companies soon.
Self-defence camp for women in KRG college
Gwalior: The incidents of atrocities on women are increasing with domestic violence. The Government has formed laws to check it but in the absence of awareness the women are tolerating atrocities even today. The women would have come forward and strengthen themselves.This was stated by the group commander of NCC head quarters Brigadier Vinod Dutta while inaugurating self defense camp organized in the memory of martyr Sahindra Singh in KRG College. The programme was started with the garlanding of portrait of martyr Sachindra. On this occasion women strengthen officer Anju Shrivastava, AGM of SBI Naveen Dheeman, Major Asha Mathur, Meenakshi Mathur, Suman Agrawal, Gyatri Sharma, Varsha Rohira, Asha Singh and Ravi were present. Inaugurating the programme Dutta said that the women and girl students should depend themselves for which they would have to create self confidence. Anju Shrivastava said that the government is running many schemes to strengthen the women who should take their benefit. A camp for self defense of women was also organized. The programme was conducted by Brijkishor Gupta. The women also displayed their capacity of wielding sticks, and knife to attack the enemy. In the camp the women and girls were taught scackting, basket ball, volleyball and cricket.
Four miscreants arrested
Gwalior: The police arrested four miscreants who were planning to commit dacoity last midnight and recovered 3 revolvers, cartridges and other weapons. The SSP Gwalior Santosh Kumar Singh was tipped that some armed miscreants were planning to commit dacoity at the house of a rich farmer on Bhitarwar road. Acting on the information the police surrounded the spot and arrested 4 miscreants in an encounter. 3 miscreants managed to escape. The police arrested Ashish Sharma, Saddn Khan, Adil Khan and Arvind Rajak. While Mansingh Ramu and Balbeer managed to escape. The arrested gang had looted ornaments from a gold smith from Bhitarwar one month before. The ASP rural Yogeshwar Sharma said that acting on the information from the informer 4 miscreants was arrested by the police led by SSP Santosh Singh. Three miscreants managed to escape. They are being searched.
Reach to govt officials through e-mail
Gwalior: In this age of computer every work is being speeded up but the government work is being done slowly. In order to speed up the government work collector Sanjeev Goyal ordered to do every work on email. This arrangement has been enforced with immediate effect. The officers concerned would now use email to resolve people problem which would shorten the paper work, improve the standard of work and problems should be resolved within time limit. The officers concerned would be responsible for any delay in the government work. The drafting of resolution of problem would be displayed on email. For any delay the officer concerned would be held guilty. The collector Sanjay Goyal said that any resolution of people’s problems would be made through email service. With the start of email service the work would be speeded up and implemented in time limit. Orders were given to all the officers.