mulaqat programme to start at 2 pm
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Urdu Akademi will hold Mulaqat programme from 2 pm on December 16. According to official sources, along with discussions with world famous poet Asad Mohammad Khan, a mushaira will also be held at Mulla Ramoozi Sanskriti Bhavan. Along with Asad Mohammad Khan, Bhopal's poets including Kausar Siddiqui, Akhtar Wamiq, Dr Yunus Farhat, Rahbar Jaunpuri, Zia Farooqui, Toofan Afandi, Haseeb Tarannum, Arjumand Bano Afshan, Taj Uddin Taj, Muslim Saleem, Ayaz Qamar, Arif Ali Arif, Azam, HN Shukla (Huma Kanpuri), Parvez Akhter and Mohd Anees Ansari will also recite their poems.
loans to set up aadhar card units
Bhopal: The State Government has decided to provide loans to set up Aadhar Card preparation units under Mukhyamantri Swarozgar Yojana.
Industries Minister Yashodhara Raje Scindia has urged youths from 18 to 45 years of age to avail benefit of loans under Mukhyamantri Swarozgar Yojana. The youths of 18 to 45 years of age with minimum educational qualification of class V pass may apply to District Commerce and Industries Centre, Bhopal. Application must accompany birth certificate, Photo ID Card, proof of minimum academic qualification (marksheet of Class V) and domicile certificate.
report on senior citizens released
Bhopal: Social Justice Minister Gopal Bhargava released a report published by Senior Citizens Welfare Commission on role of institutions in social concerns towards senior citizens at Vidhan Sabha conference hall here on Tuesday. Commission's Chairman VG Dharmadhikari, members Badrilal Patidar and SK Saraswat were also present on the occasion.
Dharmadhikari informed that representatives of Government and non-Government organisations, pensioners organisation and social institutions had enthusiastically participated in a State level workshop organised by the commission on this issue at Samanvay Bhavan on July 21 last.
The workshop divided into 6 groups had made about 90 recommendations, which have been published in detail in this report. Dharmadhikari informed that earlier, the commission has submitted a report containing 488 recommendations regarding welfare of senior citizens pertaining to various government departments on February 10, 2015. Of these, 370 were accepted and orders for their implementation have been issued by various departments. Collection of these recommendations will also be published by the commission soon.
ayush’s institution to be strengthed
Bhopal: Efforts would be made to strengthen institutional structure of AYUSH and Medical Education departments. This was informed by Minister of State for AYUSH and Medical Education Shri Sharad Jain at a meeting of AYUSH Department's advisory committee here today.
The meeting was informed that over 1.30 crore patients were treated through Ayurveda during year 2014 and buildings of 30 District AYUSH Offices are being constructed. Similarly, buildings of 21 AYUSH dispensaries and 23 hospitals are being constructed. Construction of Ayurveda hospital buildings is in progress at Jabalpur, Indore and Burhanpur.
MlAs Yogesh Nirmal, Narayan Singh Pawar, Inder Singh Parmar and Principal Secretary Medical Education Vinod Semwal attended the meeting.
police appreciated for rescuing boy
Bhopal: Home and Jails Minister Babulal Gaur has lauded police action to rescue a boy from kidnappers and felicitated 3 police officers. DIG Raman Singh Sikarwar, SP Arvind Saxena, former Mayor Krishna Gaur and family members of the boy were present on the occasion.
Gaur said that police had swung into action soon after receiving information about kidnapping of 4 years old Samar, son of Santosh Gaur of village Malikheri in Chhola area on December 11.
In relentless action, the police rescued the boy from kidnappers at Faizabad in Uttar Pradesh and hand him safely over to his family. Due to police pressure, the kidnappers fled away leaving the boy. Police action is on and kidnappers will be nabbed soon.
Gaur presented letters of citation to CSP Malkeet Singh, SI of Chhola Mandir police station JS Parmar and station officer of Chhola Mandir police station HC ladiya and Head Constable Vijay Singh. Family members of the boy also gave away Rs 11,000 each to three police officers.
State suspends three officers
Bhopal: The State Government has suspended Shivpuri District Education Officer Paramjeet Singh, District Project Coordinator of District Education Office Shiromani Dube and Superintendent of Kasturba Gandhi Girls Hostel, Tendua Rekha Verma. During suspension, headquarter of Singh and Dube will be office of Divisional Joint Director Public Instruction, Gwalior and Verma's headquarter will be at office of District Education Officer, Shivpuri.
Deepak Pandey, Deputy Director, office of Divisional Joint Director Public Instruction, Gwalior has been entrusted charge of District Education Officer and District Project Coordinator, Shivpuri.
During School Education Minister's recent visit, class VII student of Kasturba Gandhi Girls School, Sapna daughter of Raghuveer Jatav has fallen unconscious due to standing in the sunshine to welcome the guest. Whereas the State Government has issued clear-cut directives that students should not be made to stand for welcome.