Minister, MP inaugurates Tiranga Yatra
Minister for Public Relations, Water Resources and legislative Affairs Narottam Mishra and Member of Parliament Bhagirath Prasad inaugurated the beginning of Tiranga Yatra from Maa Pitambhara Peeth at Datia. Tiranga Yatra was set out on motorcycles. Mishra said that Tiranga Yatra is set out in memory of the freedom fighters who laid their lives for the freedom of the country. Tiranga Yatra culminated at Gram Panchayat Chhata. Also upgradation of middle school has been done to High school in Gram Panchayat Chhata. Bhagirath Prasad also recollected the memories of the freedom fighters. large number of public representatives and citizens took part in Tiranga Yatra.
Patwa to lead Tiranga Yatra from Mandideep
Minister of State for Culture and Tourism (Independent Charge) Surendra Patwa will lead Tiranga Yatra beginning from Mandideep on August 20. Patwa will cover Polata, Nandora, Pipliya, Gajju, Mudla, Dahod, Noorganj, Nanakhedi, Prem Talab and Madkasia villages under the Yatra. He will return to Bhopal same evening. Applications are invited by the Directorate of Culture from the Cultural and literary Organizations for grant assistance, which are active in these fields since last three years. Applications have been invited till September 20. On the basis of availability of funds and prescribed guidelines applications will be scrutinized. The scrutinized application will then be recommended by the committee for the year 2016-17.
Narottam MIshra distributes Free lPG to 270 Women
Minister for Public Relations, Water Resources and legislative Affairs Narottam Mishra distributed free gas connections to 270 women at Datia under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjawala Yojna. Mishra Said that now women will get rid of smoke and all the eligible families will get free gas connection under the scheme. Member of Parliament Bhagirath Prasad said that the benefit of all the welfare schemes should reach to all the people at end. He added that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi has begun this scheme keeping in mind the suffering of women.
CM condoles Ramcharit Chouhan’s death
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan expressed grief over the death of the former Member of legislative Assembly of Devsar and Singrauli Ramcharit. Chouhan in his message said that Ramcharit was a popular leader of the masses. Chouhan prayed for the peace of soul and to give strength to the bereaved family to bear the loss.
Handicapped Girls ties Rakhi to Governor
On the pious festival of Raksha Bandhan, handicapped girls of Nishakt Bal Gram and sisters of Prajapita Brahamakumari Ishwariya University tied Rakhi to the Governor Ram Naresh Yadav at Raj Bhavan on Thursday. While extending greetings for Raksha Bandhan, Yadav wished them the best for their future prospects. He also distributed gifts to the girls on the occasion. Assistant Director SOS Children Village Khajuri Kalan, Bhopal Shekhar Malakar, Zonal Director of Prajapita Brahamakumari Ishwariya University Sister BK Avdesh and Senior Officers of Raj Bhavan were present on the occasion.
we’ll happy to extend facilities to Deepa Karmakar: CM
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that the Madhya Pradesh Government will be happy to provide facilities as regard to training of Deepa Karmakar for the next Olympics if she wishes so. He also announced a reward of Rs 25 lakh to Sakshi Malik. During discussions with the media at his residence, Chouhan said that Karmakar is a unique player and it is first time in the history of the country that any woman athlete has achieved this distinction. She is very talented and we expect wonder from her. Chouhan said that a reward of Rs 25 lakh will be given to Malik for clinching a bronze medal in wrestling competition for the country. She has made us all proud for her feat and has brought glory to the nation. Chouhan also extended his best wishes to the Badminton Player PV Sindhu to win a medal.
IGRMS to organise festival from aug 24-26
Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya is organising a three day long festival from August 24 to 26, 2016. In this festival seminar on ‘Oral and Expressive tradition of the Indigenous people with special reference to Eastern and North East Region’, exhibition on ‘Art forms of Indigenous people of Eastern and North East Region of India.’ Artist’s workshop, traditional cuisine and the three-day cultural performances are being organised. On this occasion distinguished guests from Ministry of Culture, Govt of India has been invited; their gracious presence will be at the event.