Vishwas Sarang visits rain-affected areas
Bhopal: Minister of State for Cooperatives, Gas Relief and Rehabilitation (Independent charge), Panchayats and Rural Development Vishwas Sarang visited rain affected areas of old Bhopal city for consecutive third day. He said that as per Chief Minister's announcement master plan to channelise nullahs will be chalked out on the basis of quantum of rainfall during year 2016. He said that more relief camps will be opened when required. MoS Sarang visited Antyodaya Nagar, Vikas Nagar, Anna Nagar, old city areas and Bank Colony this morning. Sarang interacted with people in affected localities. He said that in compliance with Chief Minister's announcement, survey of all affected localities and residents will be undertaken. Process to provide relief will be started on its basis. He directed officers to chalk out a master plan to channelise drainage system and drains. He also directed to open relief camps in affected areas.
MPHRC gives relief of Rsone lakh
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission (MPHRC) provided interim relief of Rsone lakh through State Government to the husband of a victim who lost her life after sterilisation operation. The victim Ramabai, wife of Jeevan Singh hailed from Mungaoli Tehsil in Ashok Nagar district. MPHRC recommended this compensation considering that the victim's ‘Right to live' was snatched away. The State government following the recommendation paid the interim relief amount of Rs one lakh to the husband Jeevan Singh. Notably, Rambai underwent a sterilization procedure at a camp held in Ashok Nagar. After the operation she twice suffered hematoma and was hospitalized. later she got discharged and 16 days after that she passed away. Jeevan Singh alleged that the hospital discharged her even though she had not completely recovered. The Commission considered that the carelessness from the side of the hospital after the operation led to the death of Rambai. The interim relief amount was paid to the husband of the victim by the State government's Health Department.
free lED bulbs to be given to cataract patients
Bhopal: Two lED Bulbs to each poor cataract patient will now be distributed after their free cataract surgery in Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital. This arrangement is being made after getting the instructions from Rev. Siddh Bhauji. At present almost everyday free cataract surgeries of poor patients are being done in Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital. It was told to Siddh Bhauji that even after cataract surgeries so many village based eye patients face trouble to see especially in the night due to inadequate light in their shanties. Keeping in view this problem of poor patients, Rev. Siddh Bhauji suggested hospital management that in addition to specs and medicines, two free lED Bulbs of 9 Watts should also be given to each patient. With the financial assistance of Jeev Sewa Sansthan, Management of Sewa Sadan Hospital will start this distribution of bulbs from Tuesday July 12, 2016.
GPF account details of MP staff uploaded
Bhopal: Office of the Accountant General has uploaded GPF annual account details for the year 2015-16 of Madhya Pradesh state's officers and employees on the websites. Contributor can see details of their accounts from July 17, on the websites www.agmp.nic.in and www.agmp.cag.gov.in. For this, concerning contributor should enter series allotted to him and then insert GPF account and password in the concern column. For online rectification of any discrepancy in accounts details and any other related complaint, contributors can register their complaint in lodge your grievance online by opening Online Grievance Redressal in Accountant General ( A and E)-2 on the website submitting attested details. Complaints will be redressed under the supervision of Accountant General within a month. Contributors can also redress their complaint on telephone numbers 0751-2317359 and 2432457. Frequently asked questions (FAQ), application forms and other forms are available on the website. Contributors can avail benefit of this facility for prompt disposal of their cases.
CM apprises Himself Of new Schemes
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan apprised himself of new scheme to convert temporary electricity connections of farmers to permanent connections. He said that the state government is committed to ensure larger interests of farmers. A presentation of permanent electricity connections was given before CM Chouhan by Energy Department officers. The Chief Minister said that every possible effort would be made to make agriculture profitable. Due to it, farmers will become prosperous. For this, he directed to accelerate pace of giving permanent electricity connections to farmers. The meeting was informed that 4.48 lakh temporary connections have been provided. There are 22 lakh permanent connections in the state. Total 5 lakh temporary connections are to be connected to permanent one in coming years. The meeting also discussed contribution of farmers etc. in permanent electricity connections. Besides, presentation of Central Government's Uday Yojana was also given. Chief Secretary Anthony DeSa, ACS Finance AP Shrivastava, Addl CS Forests Deepak Khandekar, Principal Secretary Energy ICP Keshari, Principal Secretary Agriculture Rajesh Rajora and Secretary to CM Vivek Agrawal attended the meeting.