shukla expresses grief over dixit’s death
Bhopal: Public Relations, Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Rajendra Shukla has expressed profound grief over the death of Shanti Devi Dixit, mother of evening daily 6PM Bhopal's editor Mahesh Dixit. late Shanti Devi was 81 years old. In his condolence message, Shukla said that Dixit was an amicable person of religious nature. Shukla has prayed to the Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss.
‘entry to enter should be restricted’
Bhopal: Sports and Youth Welfare Minister Yashodhara Raje Scindia has said that common people's entry to stadium should be prohibited till it is being renovated. Appeal to this effect should be pasted on the main gate. Scindia was inspecting arrangements for 37th National Masters Athletics Competition at Vidisha on Friday. The competition will be held from January 5 to 9.
Sports Minister Scindia said that players should also be urged not to use the stadium during renovation period so that construction can be undertaken without any hindrance. Scindia directed to complete all works by December 31 and discussed basic amenities to be provided to players. Apart from stay and food of players, she directed to set up temporary toilets also on stadium premises.
workshop traditional medicine in march
Bhopal: A workshop on traditional medical system will be held at Bhopal by Sanchi Boddh University in March. Experts and scholars of different systems of medicines have been invited to the workshop. Objective of the workshop is to coordinate and integrate various Indian medical systems and evolve knowledge thereby to benefit people.
Indian systems of medicines have been adopted on a large scale since ancient times on the basis of local conditions and environment. Systems like Ayurveda, Yoga and Pranayam, Panchkarma, Tibetan medicines, Unani, chemical formulations and Siddha, Reiki, magnetotheraphy, acupressure, acupuncture and several other systems of treatment are being used in India on a large scale.
At integrated medical treatment centre of the university, along with traditional systems of medicine conservation and treatment through tribal and near-extinct traditional systems of medicines will also be undertaken. Apart from quality research in this field, the university may also publicise these systems of medicine through medical centres useful for common people. Besides, short syllabi to popularize these systems among students will also be chalked out, which will also be beneficial for common people. Education council of the university has also approved proposal to establish integrated medical treatment centre.
tomar meets rajendra shukla in rewa
Bhopal: Union Steel and Mines Minister Narendra Singh Tomar visited residence of Energy, Mineral Resources, New and Renewable Energy and Public Relations Minister Rajendra Shukla at village Harihar Dham (Hariharpur) in Rewa on Friday and condoled death of his father Bhaiyalal Shukla. He was accompanied by Farmers Welfare and Agriculture Development Minister Gaurishankar Bisen.
The two leaders paid floral tributes to a photograph of late Bhaiyalal Shukla. Tomar said that the state has suffered an irreparable loss in the death of Bhaiyalal Shukla. He lived a successful and worthy of emulation life, which is a precedent for all. The two leaders prayed to the Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss.
workshop on modern judo by SAi
Bhopal: Sports Authority of India (SAI), Central Regional Centre Bhopal is organising ‘Specialized Training and Workshop on Modern Judo’ from December 9 to 23, 2015 at SAI CRC Bhopal. All the Judokas participating in the program is undergoing 02 days competition. Bittu Sharma, International Judo Medalist, DSP MP Police inaugurated the competition on Friday at 10 am inspired the Judokas for attaining Medals by representing the country.
During today's competition, Muskaan of SAI Bhopal bagged first place in 44 Kg weight category, Ruchi of SAI lucknow in 48 Kg Ajay Sahu of SAI Raipur in 50Kg, Om Prakash of Rajasthan in 55Kg Innunganbi of SAI Imphal in 57 Kg A Ronaldo of SAI Imphal in 60Kg Dinesh of SAI Kerala in 66 Kg and Rohit Kostha of SAI Jabalpur in 66 + Kg secured first place. The remaining matches will be played on Saturday.
land records official caught taking bribe
Bhopal: A land Records official on Friday was caught red-handed by Madhya Pradesh lokayuktas Special Police Establishment while accepting a bribe of Rs 3,500 in Madhya Pradeshs commercial capital, police said.
On the basis of Kapil Vahatis complaint yesterday, Assistant Superintendent (land Records) Ved Kumar Pandya was arrested while accepting the bribe for issuing no-objection certificate (NOC) for his dilapidated house at a petrol pump.
Kapil had already paid Rs 1,500 bribe as first installment to the official. A NOC certificate was also seized from Pandya. Ved was arrested under the Prevention of Corruption Act.
4-year-old boy falls into open borewell
Ujjain: A four-year-old boy on Friday fell into an open borewell in at Mundla village in Madhya Pradeshs Ujjain district. The incident occurred at around 1000 hrs when Maheshs son Ayush was playing with other children near the field where his parents were working, Town Inspector (Badnagar) Gopal Parmar said. Collector Kavindra Kiyavat and police officials arrived at the spot after receiving information and started rescue operations.
cm tweets on atmosphere of poll frenzy
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Friday described the unpleasant atmosphere of political frenzy in the country as unfortunate.
In a series of tweet, the Chief Minister said, It is unfortunate that an unpleasant atmosphere of political frenzy is being deliberately created in the country by a self righteous party.
On using of language during allegations and counter-allegations by the political parties, Chouhan said Standard of language is touching new depths at nadir in total contrast of our rich democratic legacy. May good sense prevail on them.
He also expressed concern over the political behaviour and tweeted that crossing all limits of decorum in political behavior is also an insult to people who vote their leaders to power with lots of aspirations.
faculty training in geetanjali college
Bhopal: Five-day training on Faculty Development commenced here on Friday for the faculty members of Geetanjali College.
The objective of the training is to update teachers on new Teaching Methodology, Curriculum Development, Assessment Techniques as well as application of IT in teaching.
The training was inaugurated by Principal Manjula Sharma and she emphasized on continuous updation of knowledge and information.
Rajesh Maheshwari, CMO, CRISP has informed about latest developments in education methodology and its use while teaching. Shipra Roy from Geetanjali College and John Mahew and Sansmriti Mishra from CRISP were also present during the event.
bhel officials visit bhopal unit
Bhopal: D Bandyopadhya, Director, HR, BHEl; Amitabh Mathur, Director, IS&P, BHEl and Akhil Joshi, Executive Director, Tl & JV, BHEl on Friday visited the Switchgear, Transformer and other significant facilities of Bhopal unit, taking stock of the progress of various equipment’s being manufactured for different projects.
On this occasion AMV Yugandhar, Executive Director, BHEl, Bhopal; TG Chouragade, General Manager, WE, CS and HR were present with them. Bandyopadhya and Mathur also held discussion with all General Managers and DROs of the unit.