TRDI, MP signs contract with NITI Aayog
Bhopal: Tribal Research and Development Institute, Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal has been chosen for tribal development along with other selected prestigious institutes of the country for suggestions and research on social development. The Tribal Research and Development has signed a contract with the NITI Aayog as its partner in the first meeting of “Samavesh” held in New Delhi. The Institute will work on suggestions and policy fixation facts in future. Principal Secretary Scheduled Caste-Tribal Welfare Ashok Shah took part in the meeting. It may be noted that the NITI Aayog has constituted a steering group by the name “Samavesh” to make a 3-year, 7-year and 15-year work-plan for the making of India by year 2022. The group will work on economic-social and infrastructural development, natural resources and environment, science and technology, administrative reforms, defence studies and security. The NITI Aayog has signed the contract with subject experts of prominent national-level institutes for research and to give suggestions on all these subjects.
‘Parakh’ video conference on May 18
Bhopal: “Parakh” video conference will be held at NIC room situated in the Mantralaya on May 18 at 11 am. Chief Secretary Basant Pratap Singh will chair the conference. In the video conferencing, implementation and maintenance of hand pump and Nal -Jal schemes, water transport, undisputed transfer, review of cases of partition and demarcation , registration and fallback of revenue cases in computerization project of revenue courts, Aadhar seeding of PDS Data and progress of Chief Minister’s Rural Transport Scheme and Motor Vehicles Drivers-Conductors Welfare Scheme would be reviewed. Payment related to Tendu Patta collection in Forest Department, updated information of National Population Register of the Home Department, compliance of Explosives Act, review of Data Arms licence, Chief Minister’s Solar Pump Scheme under New and Renewable Energy, situation of Aadhar registration in schools in the Department of School Education and pension schemes in the Department of Social Justice and Disabled Welfare to be reviewed during the video conference.
Senior Pay Scale, Time Scale Benefit to teachers
Bhopal : The teacher cadre of School Education Department, Tribal, Scheduled Caste Welfare and Panchayat and Rural Development Department will be given benefit of Senior Pay Scale and Time Scale. They will get this benefit if they after getting Senior Payscale are not promoted for the next 12 years. The General Administration Department has issue orders in this regard.Benefit also to Teachers and Assistant Teachers of Sanskrit University Assistant Teachers Sanskrit and Teachers working in Sanskrit College of Higher Education Department had not been included earlier in the benefit of Senior and Time Scale. In the order issued by the General Administration, now these teachers have also been included.
BHEl workshop on Engineering Drawing
Bhopal: BHEl Bhopal’s Human Resource Development Centre the other day organised a one-day workshop on Engineering Drawing. A large number of participants from various department of the unit participated in the programme. On this occasion Brajesh Agarwal, AGM (HRDC &CPIO), Vijay Bhalla, Sr. Manager (HRDC), Suresh Nema, Sr. Engineer (HRDC) and other senior officials were present. Yogesh P Hinge, Manager (TGM) was present as the faculty in the programme. Addressing the gathering Agarwal highlighted the importance of engineering drawing in manufacturing practices. He further said that efficient drawing results in production of high quality products and also helps in reducing input cost. Hinge briefed the gathering about the importance of engineering design, drawing and measurement in manufacturing process. Nema co-ordinated the programme and proposed the vote of thanks.
RSC commemorating Int’l Museum Day
Bhopal: Regional Science Centre (RSC) Bhopal is commemorating International Museum Day by organising an exhibition “My Collection” in collaboration with "Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya" (IGRMS) Bhopal. The exhibition was inaugurated by Director, IGRMS Prof Sarit Kumar Choudhury on Wednesday at 11.00 am. Varied collections by around 40 individuals including adults and students from various places of the country like New Delhi, Bulandshahar (UP), Jabalpur, Raipur, Chindwara, Nagpur, Bhopal etc are actively taking part in this exhibition by way of displaying their unique collection of visiting cards, toy cars, postal stamps, coins, key chains, lamps, match boxes, antique utensils, first covers of railways etc. at Regional Science Centre, Bhopal. The timings for the exhibition will be 11.00 am to 06.00 pm. The valedictory function of the event will be organised on 18.05.2017 at 4.30 PM. We take this opportunity to request the general public and students community to take an advantage of this exclusive opportunity.
Prapannacharya Maharaj visits Min RESIDENCE
Bhopal: Mineral Resources Minister Rajendra Shukla’s Guru Chitrakoot Peethadhishwar Anant Shri Vibhushit “Rajguru” 1008 Swami Sankarshan Yuvraj Swami Badri Prapannacharya Maharaj today arrived at the former’s residence. Shri Shukla’s family members welcomed Maharaj at their residence. Acharya was accompanied by his sant-mandal members. Minister Shukla and his family performed Acharya Maharaj’s charan-pujan and tarpan. Acharya went round the residence and performed shuddhi-pujan and dev puja-archana. Acharya prayed for development of the country-state and global welfare. Acharya had bhojan-prasadi with his disciples and Minister Shukla.
MODEl career centres being developed in MP
Bhopal: Eight district employment offices are being developed as model career centres in the state. National Career Service is being implemented in these offices by Directorate of Employment and Training, New Delhi and the Union labour and Employment Ministry. Model Career Centres are being set up in Gwalior, Shivpuri, Bhopal, Sagar, Jabalpur, Indore, Ujjain and Rewa employment office.
Once tigerless Panna creates history
Bhopal: Once tigerless Panna had triggered discussion in the world of wildlife by its successful tiger restoration in the year 2009. It has created history again. Tigress 213-22, third generation of tigress T-2, which was brought from Kanha in October 2010, was seen with two cubs in Sarbhanga (located in Chitrakoot on Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh border) forests. The birth of two cubs is important because the tigress gave birth to the cubs establishing territory 125 km away from safe territory of Panna Tiger Reserve. Founder member of Tiger Restoration team and member secretary of State Bio Diversity Board R Shriniwas Murthy said that the starting of third generation of tiger restoration is very enjoying and exciting.
‘Tiger safe because of constant monitoring’
Bhopal: Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (wildlife) Jitendra Agrawal said that the tiger is safe only because of constant monitoring by teams of Panna Tiger Reserve and Satna for months. The tigress went out from Panna with a tiger in January 2016. Because of collar in her neck, the team followed her. Staff was changing in every three months but two elephants and one Mahavat worked constantly. Tiger family has expanded outside Panna Tiger Reserve is quite encouraging.
4 die in motorcycle accident
Damoh: Four persons, including three of a family, died when a motorcycle flew off a bridge and fell on to a pile of construction pipes in Damoh district on Wednesday morning, police said. Mitthoo Athiya, resident of Machindari Samera village, and his wife Uma with son Golu and a relative were riding on the motorcycle from Chhattarpur, when the bike, being driven at a high speed, swerved out of control. "The bike went off the road due to the high speed, crashed into the bridge parapet and fell on a pile of construction pipes lying below," Batiyagarh police station in-charge Chandrakant Patel told media persons. All four died on the spot. Their bodies have been sent for post-mortem, Patel said.