Mahila Panchayat at CM House today
Bhopal: Second Mahila Panchayat will be held at CM House on May 19. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan will announce state’s new women’s policy in it. Three thousand women representatives from all over the state will participate in Mahila Panchayat and have direct dialogue with the Chief Minister. Women & Child Development Minister Maya Singh will also be present. First Mahila Panchayat was held on July 30, 2006. Following it, 34 other Panchayats were held at CM House. After implementation of all 14 announcements made by the Chief Minister in the first Mahila Panchayat, the state government will elicit aspirations of women in the second Panchayat. Mahila Panchayat will be held on May 19 from 9.45 am. Chief Minister Chouhan will announce new women’s policy, formally inaugurate E-Haat Yojana, release booklet “Hauslon Ki Udaan” and dedicate Project Udita at the Panchayat.
Mukhyamantri Yuva Sammelan tomorrow
Bhopal: State’s first Mukhyamantri Yuva Udyami Sammelan will be held at CM House on Wednesday. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan will interact with 995 beneficiaries from batch under Mukhyamantri Yuva Udyami Yojana of 2014-15. CM Chouhan felicitate officers for excellence work under the scheme. It is noteworthy that in 2014, the state government had merged all self-employment schemes in the state in 3 schemes viz “Mukhyamantri Yuva Udyami”, “Mukhyamantri Swarozgar” and “Mukhyamantri Arthik Kalyan Yojana”. Under Mukhyamantri Yuva Udyami Yojana, persons between 18 and 40 years of age can set up new industry availing loan of Rs. 10 lakh to Rs. one crore. Under it, government gives margin money equal to 15 percent of capital investment. Besides, 5 percent interest subsidy and guarantee fee are also given for 7 years.
Chief Minister’s tirth darshan initiative
Bhopal: On the initiative of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan pilgrims under Mukhyamantri Tirth-Darshan Yojana will go directly to Rameshwaram from Singrauli for the first time. Earlier, pilgrims from Singrauli had to board train from Rewa. OnJune 12, 2015, total 175 pilgrims will board train under Mukhyamantri Tirth-Darshan Yojana from Bargawan station near Singrauli. Similarly, direct train will also be available for the first time for Haridwar. The train will take 976 pilgrims from Basai (Datia) for Haridwar on June 5.
Tour programme of Agr Minister
Bhopal: Farmers Welfare and Agriculture Development Minister Gaurishankar Bisen will go from Bhopal to Balaghat via Gondia on May 19. Bisen will participate in local programmes at Mohgaon and later in beneficiary camp under Pradhanmantri Suraksha Bima, Jeevan Jyoti and Atal Pension Yojana at village lal Barra and Khamariya. After participating in camps under Pradhanmantri Yojana at Barghat, Seoni, lakhnadaun and Keolari on May 21, Bisen will return to Balaghat.
woman dies after dowry harassment
Gwalior: City police registered a case after a married woman died in a private hospital after she was allegedly harassed by her greedy in-laws over dowry. The woman identified as Princey, wife of Sachin Gupta, resident of lahar, was died in a private hospital after she was allegedly harassed by in laws for not getting a motorcycle after she got married. In a letter to the SP, Bhin, Rajesh Kumar Gupta, a resident of village Gohad in Jalon district said that his daughter was married to Sachin on February 18, 2014 and gave whatever according to his capacity. However, after four months of the marriage, his daughter’s mother-in-law Shakuntala, sister-in-law Manjoo, wife of Deepak Sanju, wife of Ashish demanded a motorcycle from Princey, which he can’t afford being a pensioner. After this, her in-laws started harassing so much so that she became seriously ill. Gupta said he admitted her daughter in a private hospital, but as unfortunate it was, his daughter died in the hospital on April 3.
Silver decoration in Mahakal temple
Ujjain: In view of Simhastha Mela slated to be held in April next year in this ancient temple town, the entire sanctum sanctorum is being decorated with silver, according to a statement issued by the temple management committee. The beautification of the temple has been proposed before 2016 under which, 450 kg silver will be coated on walls of the sanctum sanctorum of the temple. In the first phase, 156.5 kg have been received from donors so far.
Indore zoo placed 3rd in number of cat family
Indore: The Kamala Nehru Zoological Park here has placed third on the basis of species that belonging to cat family.At present the number of cat family has gone up to 30.Informing this, Zoo In-charge Uttam Yadav said that lioness Megha gave birth to five cubs recently and with this, the number of cat family had increased. There are six leopard, seven tigers, nine cheetas and eight wild cats in the zoo now. Mysore and Hyderabad zoos are placed first and second respectively as far as number of cat family are concerned, the sources said.
Bid to crush police official under JCB
Rewa: A police official in Madhya Pradesh’s Rewa district suffered injuries on his legs and hands while trying to escape an attempt to crush him under an excavator (JCB) machine at an illegal mining site. The sub-divisional official of Sirmaur area SS Mishra told that the police station in-charge of Sirmaur VP Singh was on patrol duty with his team at night when he noticed mining work being carried out. He then called out to the JCB driver. According to Mishra, instead of coming to Singh, the JCB driver tried to crush him. But he managed to save his life. He fell into a ditch which caused him injuries on the hands and legs. Police seized the JCB machine and arrested its driver Manoj Sahu as he tried to flee. A case was also filed against the JCB owner.
preparations for Mahila Panchayat reviewed
Bhopal: Women & Child Development Minister Maya Singh reviewed preparations for Mahila Panchayat to be held on May 19 at CM House today. Singh inspected arrangements for seating, food and entry of Panchayat representatives. She also inspected preparations for an exhibition to be held to focus on state government’s schemes for women. Singh directed to ensure safe and effective arrangements for stay and transportation of women coming from districts. Principal Secretary Women and Child Development JN Kansotiya, Commissioner Women’s Empowerment Kalpana Shrivastava and Commissioner Integrated Child Development Pushplata Singh were also present on the occasion.