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PM gets warm reception at airport

Bhopal: Prime Minister Narendra Modi was given warm reception at Indore Airport on Tuesday. The Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Finance Minister Jayant Malaiya, Home Minister Bhupendra Singh, Minister for Urban Development and Housing Maya Singh, Mayor Malini Gaur, Chairman MP Housing Board Krishnamurari Moghe, Chiarman of Indore Development Authority Shankar lalwani, MlAs Mahendra Hardia, Manoj Patel, Usha Thakur, Chairperson district Panchayat Kavita Patidar welcomed the PM at the airport. Chief Secretary Antony DeSa, DGP Rrishi Kumar Shukla, Collector P Narhari, Police Superintendent DK Chakrawarthy also welcomed the Prime Minister.

pm pays floral tribute to chandrashekhar azad

Bhopal: PM Narendra Modi paid floral tribute to the Martyr Chandrashekhar Azad in Bhabra. Modi reached Bhabra, the birth place of Chandrashekhar Azad and garlanded the statue of the martyr at the memorial site. He also saw the photo exhibition based on the life of Azad. CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Minister In-charge Vishwas Sarang, Chief Secretary Antony DeSa, DGP RK Shukla, Divisional Commissioner Sanjay Dubey, Additional DGP Vipin Maheshwari and Public Representatives were present on the occasion.

grand farewell given to pm

Bhopal: PM Modi was given warm send off by the Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Minister for Finance and Commercial Tax Jayant Malaiyya, Mayor of Indore Malini Gaur, Chairman Indore Development Authority Shankar lalwani, MlAs Mahendra Hardia, Sudarshan Gupta, Usha Thakur, Chairman district Panchayat Kavita Patidar and others at Indore airport. Chief Secretary Antony DeSa, DGP Rishi Kumar Shukla, Collector P Narhari, Additional Collector Deepak Singh, Police Superintendent DK Chakrawarty also bid farewell to the Prime Minister Modi.

ola, uber banned in state’s urban areas

Bhopal: In compliance to the directives of the Minister for Housing and Transport Bhupendra Singh, Transport Department has banned the operation of Information and Technology enabled taxis Ola and Uber in the urban areas of Madhya Pradesh. It may be mentioned that the department was regularly receiving the complaints as regard to the violation of Central Motor Vehicle Act. Hence, the department with an immediate effect has banned the unauthorised plying of such taxis in the entire urban area limit. Also, instructions as regard to stern action against the travel agents violating the Act have been issued by the department.

contractual human resource manual released

Bhopal: The State Government has released New Revised Contractual Human Resource Manual-2016 for National Health Mission, Madhya Pradesh. Around 30,000 employees-officers, working under the mission, will get its benefit. All agreements to be done between contractual employees, officers and State and District Health Society will be executed now as per the new manual. Contractual employees were demanding amendments in the human resource manual for a long time. ANM, counsellor, pharmacists, para-medical staff, development programme manager, district progamme manager, computer operators and others will be benefited by new manual. Mission director V Kiran Gopal has issued directions to all Divisional Joint Directors, Chief Medical and Health Officers and Civil Surgeon-cum-Hospital Superintendents regarding this. The new manual includes provisions related with contractual period and rules, agreement, basic monthly honourarium, work based assessment, allowances, monthly honourarium deduction, leave, rationalisation, administrative transfer, transfer on the basis of application, skill enhancement training, discipline and conduct, gender sensitivity, demonstration and participating in strike, redressal of contractual employees' grievances, compensatory payment in case of untimely death, amended travelling allowance rules and appeal against the work based assessment decisions.

dip course by dmi inaugurated 

Bhopal: Under the joint aegis of Madhya Pradesh State Planning Commission and Disaster Management Institute one year post graduate diploma has been started. Nandan Dubey, Retired Director General of Police and Vice Chancellor, Disaster Management Institute inaugurated the diploma course starting programme at the institute by lighting a lamp here on Tuesday. It is being started to fulfill disaster related necessities. Ubey hope with this one year disaster management post graduate course, disaster management will be strengthened at the district level students are expected to take admissions in disaster management course Rajendra Mishra, Chief Advisor State Planning Commission congratulated disaster management institute to start one year post graduate course in disaster management and said the planning commission will fully cooperate the disaster management institute to properly run this diploma curse. It will enhance capabilities of the different Government Departments. Akesh Dubey, Director of Disaster Managment Institute, threw light on different aspects of this course. 30 students from different parts of the country took admission. Among them the students are from engineering, medical, information technology and science and technology.