Skill India to booast employment: Min
Bhopal: Make the students employable and not only degree holders. Minister of State for technical education (Independent Charge), School and labour, Deepak Joshi stated this in an orientation programme of newly appointed Assistant Professors of Polytechnics and Engineering Colleges. Joshi said it is a challenge to deliver better results in available resources and aded all the works will be done smoothly if they done with team spirit. The Minister said Professors should contribute in the Skill India Campaign of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Work diligently wherever they get posting.The Minister also shed light on the importance of teachers through references.The technical education minister had an interaction with the teachers. He said value-based vocational education should be imparted to students and added the department will extend utmost support. Principal Secretary, Technical Education, Kalpana Shrivastava said newly appointed teachers could bring big changes in students' life. She said they should enhance their skills and efficiency from senior teachers' experience. Director, Technical Education, Ashish Dongare said Professors will get 15-day training in NITTTR. He said 320 Assistant Professors and lecturers were appointed in engineering colleges and 50 in polytechnics. Rajesh Khamvayat of NITTTR and principals of engineering colleges were present on the occasion.
20 new industrial area for promotion of industries
Bhopal: Infrastructure development is underway in 20 new industrial areas for promotion of industries in the State, under seven Aaudyogik Kendra Vikas Nigam (AKVN). A total of Rs600 crore will be spent on infrastructure works like water, electricity supply and approach roads in these areas. One thousand hectare land will be developed in the selected 20 new industrial areas. Around 1000 plots are being developed there. The works are in progress in AKVN, Bhopal, Indore, Jabalpur, Gwalior, Ujjain, Rewa and Sagar. In all, 894 hectare land was developed last year in ten industrial areas by AKVNs. This year, 1998 plots were developed for industries by spending Rs520 crore on infrastructure. In the year 2014-15, total 603 plots were developed in six industrial areas by spending Rs350 crore on infrastructure.
BHEl celebrates 3rd skill dev annual function
Bhopal: The Third Annual function of BHEl Skill Development and Welfare Society run by BHEl ladies Club was celebrated at Skill Development centre premises. On this occasion A Aruna Yugandhar, president, BHEl ladies Club was present as the chief guest. Shashi Singh, vice-president; Rita Dhar, secretary; Madhvi Pare, treasurer and GS Gujral was present in the programme. Vice president of all centres run by the club Kiran Gupta, Mamta Saraswat, Kusum Jain, Diksha Nigam and Secretaries along with Treasurers were also present in the programme.
Women killed by rashly driven bus
Indore: A woman was killed while her son got injured when a motorcycle they were travelling in was hit by a rashly driven bus at Star Square on MR 10 road. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon. The deceased has been identified as Ghani Devi, a resident of Bypass. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon when she along with her son Omprakash and grand daughter was going to meet a doctor for medical checkup of her granddaughter. As their motorcycle reached Star Square, a bus hit them from behind. The impact of collision was so strong that all of them fell on the road. While Omprakash sustained injuries in his head, his daughter fell over him, thereby receiving minor injuries. On the other hand, Ghani Devi who after falling on the road dashed against road divider, sustained severe injuries on her head and died on the spot. Soon after being informed, police rushed to the incident site and sent deceased's body to MY Hospital for postmortem. Meanwhile, police have seized the bus and registered a case against its driver and owner.
BJP Kailash Vijayvargiya’s son acquitted
Mhow: A local court here on Monday acquitted BJP leader Akash Vijayvargiya, son of national general secretary of BJP Kailash Vijayvargiya. The police had registered a case against Akash and other seven people on the charge of organising a public meeting at 11 pm in the year 2008. The incident had occurred on November 15, 2008 and a case under Section 188 of the IPC was registered. The challan in the case was produced in Mhow court. The rest seven accused have admitted in the court about their involvement and presence in the meeting but Akash Vijayvargiya and one other accused Piyush Agrawal challenged the allegations of police against them and after evidences of the police personnel in the case, advocate Vikram Dubey argued in support of BJP leader Akash Vijayvargiya and Piyush Agrawal. After hearing the case in details, the first class judicial magistrate (JMFC), Mhow Sapna Katroliya acquitted Akash Vijayvargiya and Piyush Agrawal. Advocate Vikram Dubey, Indrejeet Choudhary, Ishwar Patidar, Suresh Chouhan, Gourav Tiwari and Prashant Sharma pleaded the case on behalf of Vijayvargiya and Agrawal.
Urdu graduates and post graduates to be felicitated
Bhopal: Students pursuing Urdu subject in graduation and post graduation in the academic session 2016 will get awards. The students of BA, MA and MPhil scoring 90 per cent or above in the aforesaid subject will be awarded. The Madhya Pradesh Urdu Academy has announced three awards for Urdu subject. A sum of Rs5,000, 4,000 and 3,000 as first, second and third prize respectively will be given to the winners. The students are required to submit their attested marks sheet photocopy till Aug. 31, 2016. In case of further enquiry, students may contact the office on phone no. 0755-2551681.