MP Power issues orders for promotion of 5 officers
Bhopal: MP Power Management Company limited issued orders for promotion of five officers on Tuesday. Chief Engineer Mukul Dhariwal posted as OSD in Energy Department and Chief General Manager (Human Resources & Administration) Ravindra Dwivedi have been promoted to company’s Executive Directors. Superintending engineers Rajiv Keskar and Rajesh Chaurasia posted in company’s Bhopal-based regional office have been promoted as Additional Chief Engineers and executive engineer Deepak Kumar Shrivastava as superintending engineer.
17% more power were supplied in State
Bhopal: Compared to last year, 17 per cent more power were supplied in the State on Dhanteras this year. Power demand also rose by 20 per cent this year. Power as per demand was supplied with quality through better coordination and management keeping in view requirement for Rabi season. MP Power Management Company’s MD Sanjay Kumar Shukla informed that 20.63 crore units of power were supplied in the state on Dhanteras against 17.59 crore units last year. This year, power demand rose by 20 per cent on Dhanteras.
Senior scribe’s mother passes away
Bhopal: Syeda Naushada Sultan, mother of senior journalist of the city Shahid Kamil, breathed her last on Monday evening. Public Relations, Energy, New and Renewable Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Rajendra Shukla has expressed profound grief over the death of Syeda Naushada Sultan. Naushada Sultan, 70, died on Monday evening after prolonged illness. later, in the night she was laid to rest at the Jadah Graveyard of the city. A number of journalists and government officials remained present on the occasion. Public Relations, Energy, New and Renewable Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Rajendra Shukla has expressed profound grief over the death of Raj Express, Bhopal’s city reporter Shahid Kamil’s mother Syeda Naushada Sultan. Shukla has prayed to Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss.
Jiwaji varsity first semester exams extended
Gwalior: With the casual attitude of Jiwaji University, the first semester exams were extended. Exams that were supposed to be held on November 17 were cancelled and the new scheduled of the exams is from November 24. The Jiwaji University Vice-Chancellor Professor Sangita Shukla is confident about the exams, which is supposed to commence on November 17 but the procedure of online registration has become the failure. Staff members of Jiwaji University are tangled in the process of registration of students of first semester exams. Those students who have not registered online should pay late fees of Rs200 and should be registered by November 14. The final date to fill the form for first semester exam is November 20 for regular and private students.
Medicine supplying in JA Hospital to undergo test
Gwalior: The sample of medicine which is supplying in JA Hospital and other Government institutions are going for test. This test will be conducted in Bhopal laboratory. This was directed by Collector Gwalior Sanjay Goyal while addressing the meeting with CHMO and Civil Surgeon. Neeraj Kumar Singh CEO along with SDM and District Officer were present in this meeting. Goyal said that in Government hospitals, the patients are consuming medicines of various companies and the contents of these medicines needs to be tested. CHMO has to ensure to collect the sample of medicine and dispatch it for the test. “We have to ensure the qualities of medicine according to the norms directed by State government,” said Goyal, adding that the patients who are purchasing the medicines from outside of the hospital on the prescription of government doctors are receiving complaint of medicines. It is noted that the rates of medicines are more in market of the same content but the cheaper medicines are available. Proposing of expensive medicines is not right. Practically generic medicines are available easily but the doctors are prescribing expensive medicines. Collector has directed to send the letter to the Superintendent of JA Hospital and other private hospitals also.
MP Power issues orders for promotion of 5 officers
Bhopal: MP Power Management Company limited issued orders for promotion of five officers on Tuesday. Chief Engineer Mukul Dhariwal posted as OSD in Energy Department and Chief General Manager (Human Resources & Administration) Ravindra Dwivedi have been promoted to company’s Executive Directors. Superintending engineers Rajiv Keskar and Rajesh Chaurasia posted in company’s Bhopal-based regional office have been promoted as Additional Chief Engineers and executive engineer Deepak Kumar Shrivastava as superintending engineer.
17% more power were supplied in State
Bhopal: Compared to last year, 17 per cent more power were supplied in the State on Dhanteras this year. Power demand also rose by 20 per cent this year. Power as per demand was supplied with quality through better coordination and management keeping in view requirement for Rabi season. MP Power Management Company’s MD Sanjay Kumar Shukla informed that 20.63 crore units of power were supplied in the state on Dhanteras against 17.59 crore units last year. This year, power demand rose by 20 per cent on Dhanteras.
Senior scribe’s mother passes away
Bhopal: Syeda Naushada Sultan, mother of senior journalist of the city Shahid Kamil, breathed her last on Monday evening. Public Relations, Energy, New and Renewable Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Rajendra Shukla has expressed profound grief over the death of Syeda Naushada Sultan. Naushada Sultan, 70, died on Monday evening after prolonged illness. later, in the night she was laid to rest at the Jadah Graveyard of the city. A number of journalists and government officials remained present on the occasion. Public Relations, Energy, New and Renewable Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Rajendra Shukla has expressed profound grief over the death of Raj Express, Bhopal’s city reporter Shahid Kamil’s mother Syeda Naushada Sultan. Shukla has prayed to Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss.
Jiwaji varsity first semester exams extended
Gwalior: With the casual attitude of Jiwaji University, the first semester exams were extended. Exams that were supposed to be held on November 17 were cancelled and the new scheduled of the exams is from November 24. The Jiwaji University Vice-Chancellor Professor Sangita Shukla is confident about the exams, which is supposed to commence on November 17 but the procedure of online registration has become the failure. Staff members of Jiwaji University are tangled in the process of registration of students of first semester exams. Those students who have not registered online should pay late fees of Rs200 and should be registered by November 14. The final date to fill the form for first semester exam is November 20 for regular and private students.
Medicine supplying in JA Hospital to undergo test
Gwalior: The sample of medicine which is supplying in JA Hospital and other Government institutions are going for test. This test will be conducted in Bhopal laboratory. This was directed by Collector Gwalior Sanjay Goyal while addressing the meeting with CHMO and Civil Surgeon. Neeraj Kumar Singh CEO along with SDM and District Officer were present in this meeting. Goyal said that in Government hospitals, the patients are consuming medicines of various companies and the contents of these medicines needs to be tested. CHMO has to ensure to collect the sample of medicine and dispatch it for the test. “We have to ensure the qualities of medicine according to the norms directed by State government,” said Goyal, adding that the patients who are purchasing the medicines from outside of the hospital on the prescription of government doctors are receiving complaint of medicines. It is noted that the rates of medicines are more in market of the same content but the cheaper medicines are available. Proposing of expensive medicines is not right. Practically generic medicines are available easily but the doctors are prescribing expensive medicines. Collector has directed to send the letter to the Superintendent of JA Hospital and other private hospitals also.
officers to face music for not bus providing permits
Gwalior: The Deputy Transport officers, who had been deliberately not providing permits to the private bus operators that are plying buses on different routes, might face the tunes from now on. The Transport department services like permits to private buses have been included in lok Seva Guarantee Adhiniyam. Now in every condition after the submission of application the Transport department must issue permits within 15 days. If it is not done, then the officials would have to pay the penalty from their own pockets. After the marathon meeting, the department has decided to change the route of buses according to their permits.Gwalior: The Deputy Transport officers, who had been deliberately not providing permits to the private bus operators that are plying buses on different routes, might face the tunes from now on. The Transport department services like permits to private buses have been included in lok Seva Guarantee Adhiniyam. Now in every condition after the submission of application the Transport department must issue permits within 15 days. If it is not done, then the officials would have to pay the penalty from their own pockets. After the marathon meeting, the department has decided to change the route of buses according to their permits.