Campion school students participate in national level Under-14 Football tournament
Bhopal: Animesh Argal and Ashutosh Wani, students of Campion School Arera Colony Bhopal participated in the national level Under-14 Football tournament and represented Madhya Pradesh football team organized by All India Football Federation (AIFF) in Delhi.
Animesh Argal and Ashutosh Wani of Campion School represented Under-14 Madhya Pradesh national football team and performed excellently and got medal certificate of merit. Both of them prepared themselves for this tournament under the guidance of his Coach Vikas Saxena. In this National level Football tournament 25 different States of India and more than 300 football players were participated. Its First time in Under-14 Football, team of Madhya Pradesh led this National level Football tournament.
This tournament is held under the supervision of AIFF. The tournament is underway from April 10 to 27. Campion School Principal Fr Athnas lakra SJ, and Vice Principal Fr Ajay Kumar Kerketta SJ, has Congratulated both the students Animesh Argal and Ashutosh Wani and coach Vikas Saxena for making School proud and give best wishes for their bright future.
MAPPS BID FAREWEll To PANwar
Bhopal: The auditorium of the MAPPS echoed with warm wishes on the morning of 27th April 2016, when the students and staff of MAPPS came together to bid farewell to their beloved Chairperson, Anupam Panwar. It was a morning of mixed emotions for all present in the school. It was an enjoyable yet wistful event to honour and bid farewell to the guiding force of the Mercury School.
The School touched new heights under her able guidance and vision. The methodology in MAPPS changed from mundane Chalk-Board to revolutionary digital teaching, from rote learning to activity & theme based learning. The competitions suggested by her like story enactments, show and tell, public speaking etc made the students confident on stage.
Panwar’s experience and valuable suggestions turned MAPPS into one of the best Pre Primary school in Mhow with 100 per cent smart classes. The school will be eternally grateful to its guiding light and force and wish the best for her second innings.
ailing cobra dies at van vihar national park
Bhopal: Despite best efforts, life of a king cobra could not be saved at Van Vihar National Park here. It died last night.
King cobra was ailing for last some days. Due to old age, its digestion system had weakened. In sonogrphy yesterday, blockage was found in its large intestine. Doctors had removed the blockage and solid waste from its large intestine manually. Surgery of the snake was done last year also following which it recovered. The cobra was ailing when it was brought to Van Vihar after its seizure from a snake charmer. Normal age of a cobra is 22 years. This cobra was 19 years of age.
KSHIPRA WATER WORTHY FOR HOlY DIP
Ujjain: Kshipra water has been made clean, pure, qualitative and worthy for the holy dip and Achman as per Central Government’s norms for water purification. Ozone grid has been developed in Kshipra river, which is being generated at ozonation plant. Such arrangements have been made in the river for Simhastha. DOD has been reduced to generate 5 MG digital oxygen and normalizing it over 7 MG. It is being tested from time to time due which Kshipra water continues to be rinsable.
Gadgets have been installed at every ghat to gauge level of wind and sound pollution. For this, special gadgets have been brought from Ujjain Simhastha Mela Authority and Bhopal. It is being controlled constantly. Wind pollution is under control due to maintenance of cleanliness on Mela area roads. Online monitoring sensors have also been installed. Sensors have also been inserted in the river from which oxygen grade samples are being obtained through DOD. Special attention is being paid to quality of water in accordance with environmental norms.
Pollution Control Board has laid 4 pipelines in Triveni, lalpura, Ramghat and Managalnath areas. Such an arrangement in the river has been made for the first time. Following diversion of Khan river, 2 MCM water has been released to ensure continuous availability of water on river banks.
DIRECTORATE OF ESTATES TO ACCEPT APPlICaTIONS FROM MAY 1
Bhopal: Directorate of Estates is starting process to accept online applications for allotment of Government houses from May 1, 2016. For this, software has been developed. Any government servant can apply for allotment of F, G, H and I type houses. Online applications can be submitted by logging on directorate's website www.mpsampada.in.
One week Training in this regard has already been imparted to DDOs of all Bhopal-based offices of the state government. In case of difficulty in submitting online application, representative of C.NET can be contacted on phone number 0755-4096915 during office hours from 10.30 am to 5.30 pm. For DDO applicants, User Manual is also available on the website. From May 1, manual/on paper applications will not be accepted.