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 Ajay Vyas new Field GM of Central Bank of India

Bhopal: Ajay Vyas will be taking over as field general manager of Central Bank of India, Bhopal zone on Friday. The Bhopal zone controls Bank’s operations in the entire state of Madhya Pradesh. He would replace Ramesh S Singh, field general manager, who moved to Dena Bank as Executive Director a couple of months ago. Vyas will also concurrency shoulder the responsibility of convenor, state level bankers’ committee, Madhya Pradesh, an apex level coordination forum between banks and state government for implementation of different government sponsored programmes. Tech-savvy Vyas’s expertise extends to different areas of banking such as banking through electronic payments, cards- debit and credit, acquiring services and marketing, a field in which he has mentored many young staff members of the bank.

BMC commissioner assumes charge, delegates tasks

Bhopal: Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) Commissioner Chhavi Bhardwaj after assuming charge of her responsibilities distributed work among the officials. As per the work division Additional Commissioner BK Chaturvedi have been shouldered the responsibility of water works department, electrical department, Rajiv Housing Scheme, Housing for all scheme, and Sports cell. Additional Commissioner Sanjay Kumar would remain free from water works department, electrical department, Rajiv Housing Scheme and Housing for all scheme while Additional Commissioner MP Singh would remain free from Sports cell. Additional Commissioner MP Singh have been shouldered the responsibility of gardening department, lake conservation, BMC hospital, veterinary department and Govardhan Project. Additional Commissioner Sanjay Kumar would remain free from these responsibilities. Chief City Planner Sunita Singh would execute the responsibility of building permission section besides holding her current responsibilities. The files of the building permission section would be produced before Additional Commissioner MP Singh through Sunita Singh like earlier. Notably, the earlier BMC Commissioner Tejaswi S Naik had removed Sunita Singh from the building permission section. Deputy Commissioner Harish Gupta would look after hoarding section and property deformation section besides his existing responsibilities.

5 State Admin officers transferred

Bhopal: The State Government has transferred 5 State Administrative Service officers. Additional Collector Hoshangabad Hari Singh Meena has been transferred as CEO of Umaria district Panchayat, Additional Collector Seoni Sunil Dube as CEO of Sidhi district Panchayat, Additional Director NHDC Shuchismita Saxena as CEO of Khandwa district Panchayat, Joint Collector Rewa Disha Pranay Nagwanshi as Additional Collector Bhopal and Deputy Collector Sagar Roshan Rai has been transferred with Deputy Chief Electoral Officer, Bhopal.

Transfer of Deputy Secretary Water Resources RP Jadaun as Deputy Chief Electoral Officer, Bhopal and Additional Collector Vidisha Anju Pawan Bhadauria as Additional Collector Bhopal has been cancelled.

Summer vacations to start from April 26

Bhopal: The State Government has announced holidays for all Government schools during academic sessions 2016-17. Summer vacations for students will be from April 26 to June 15 (61 days). This holiday for teachers engaged in evaluation of class X and XII will begin after end of this work i.e. from May 1 to June 14 (45 days). For schools, holiday of Sarvpitra Moksh Amavasiya will be on September 30, Dussehra from October 10 to 12, Deepawali October 28 to November 1 and winter vacation from December 24 to 27.

Appu Kuttan KK dismissed

Bhopal: Union Ministry of Human Resource Development on Thursday terminated the services of Appu Kuttan KK, Director of Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT). The MHRD did not give any reason for termination. For past few days, KK and Board of Governors had dispute among them. As KK was sick for some time, his place was filled by NS Chowdhry. The allegations on KK were regarding certain irregularities in construction in MANIT campus. He was on medical leave for past two months. The allegation of irregularities in the newly constructed academic block was also put on him. He was also blamed for the delay in the promotion of faculties. He was also held responsible for the decline in the level of education in MANIT. The responsibility of delay in releasing of the foreign tour grant was also placed on his shoulders. Hence MHRD took such a decision on Thursday.

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