X protest under #notinmyname in bhopal
Bhopal: Protesting killing of individuals by mob, people gathered to protest under the campaign #NotInMyName in the State capital on Friday; campaign was started to protest killing of 16-year-old Junaid by a mob in Ballabhgarh in Haryana on June 25. The campaign in the city was supported and protest was led by social activists Abid Hussain. He said that a crazy mob is dominating democracy. Encouragement is given to hatred. In India there is freedom of listening of thoughts and accepting all cultures which it the beauty of our country and differentiate from others. The voice is raised as a common man and would always raise voice. Those involved in spreading hatred should be stopped as still India is the best country in the world.
All india muslim small traders support gst
Bhopal: While the Central Government is facing criticism from almost all the corners on implementing GST, a body of traders has come out to support it. National President of All India Muslim Small Traders Association Saleem Qureshi has said that GST is the right step in right direction to strengthen economy and make tax system of the country. In a statement, he demanded that keeping in view the inflation and devaluation of money limit of concession for small traders under GST should be exceeded to Rs 40 lakh and real estate and petrol should be brought under the preview of GST.
Assembly secretariat bids farewell to its 4 staff
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Assembly Secretariat accorded farewell to four employees who got retired on June 30 and one who got retired on May 31. Those who retired on June 30 are- Deputy Secretary Ramji Namdev, Assistant Class 1 Vasudev Verma, Assistant class- 2 Sulbha Kshirsagar and peon Bilkisjehan. Another peon Tilakram got retired on May 31. In a programme held at the State assembly auditorium, Principal Secretary Avdhesh Pratap Singh felicitated the retired employees with mementos. Singh told that these officers and employees worked with dedication and sincerity during their tenure of service. He expected better future for them. Additional Secretary of the Assembly PN Vishwakarma proposed a vote of thans. On the occasion, Additional Secretaries Virendra Kumar, Sudhir Sharma, BD Singh and other officials and employees remained present.
Sewa sadan pays tribute to laxmi devi
Bhopal: Ophthalmologists and staff of Sewa Sadan eye hospital paid tribute to laxmi Devi Janiyani, on her demise on Thursday. Ninety years old laxmi devi was the mother of lC Janiyani, Managing Trustee of the hospital. Earlier, last rites of laxmidevi were performed at Sant Hirdaram Nagar crematorium, where large Number of people were present.
Crisp, sirte sign mou on exchange of faculty
Bhopal: A MoU was signed on Friday, between Center for Research and Industrial Staff Performance (CRISP), a State Government Society under Department of Technical Education and Skill Development and Sagar Institute of Research & Technology Excellence (SIRTE), Bhopal. The scope of this MoU is a bidirectional agreement between both the organisations, including a mutual understanding for exchange of expert faculty, utilisation of facilities setup in advanced technology and benefits to students of the college, participating in the Industrial Training Programmes being offered by CRISP. The MoU was signed by Shrikant Bansal, Chief Operation Officer, from CRISP and Rajeev Shrivastava Director, from SIRTE. Sudheer Kumar Jain, Sr Manager (Training) of CRISP and Rajdeep Singh HoD, Computer Science from SIRTE, were also present on this occasion.
15 airmen officer meets rajendra
Bhopal: Commanding Officer of 15 Airmen Selection Center-Bhopal Wing Commander Imran Khan met Minister for Commerce and Industry Rajendra Shukla on Friday. Wing Commander Khan informed that an Indian Airforce Recruitment Rally is being organised in Madhya Pradesh in ensuing September-October. Work to cretae awareness is being undertaken to ensure maximum particiation of youths in the rally. He also informed about the efforts being taken to create attraction among the youth towards emloyment in defense sector.
‘local raw material industries benefit locals’
Bhopal: Minister for Public Relations, Water Resources and Parliamentary Affairs Narottam Mishra said that industries based on local raw material fulfill local needs. Industries based on local raw material helps to provide benefits to local persons linked to production of raw material, crops and to provide employment to local people. Mishra was inaugurating the large flour mill at Industrial Area Gandhari of Datia on Friday. Mishra mentioned that Datia area harvest bumper crop of good quality wheat. local farmers will get maximum value of their produces owing to establishment of large flour mill in this area. About 1,000 persons of this area will get employment due to this investment. This flour mill is an important link in the series of industrial development of Datia. Besides, Mishra stated that there are vast possibilities of development in Datia. Continuous efforts are being made for this. District needs such type of large industries to provide employment to the people. He informed that this mill has capacity of 2,000 quintal flour per day. Inauguration programme was begun with pooja performed by Acharya Chandramohan Dixit of Pitambhara Peeth. Vice Chairman MP Text Book Corporation Avdhesh Nayak, Vikram Singh Bundela, Prominent Citizens and Public Representatives were present on the occasion.
Enough sand stock available for construction
Bhopal: Sufficient sand is available in stock for construction works in the State before the monsoon season. In comparison to last year, sufficient sand is available in the State. Sand stock was 22.82 lakh cubicmeter at stock yards of various districts before monsoon in the year 2016. A total of 34.01 lakh cubicmeter sand has been stored in stock yards of various districts before the monsoon in the year 2017, which is 11.18 lakh cubicmeter more in comparison to the last year. It may be mentioned that mining lease and auctioned mines in large number are sanctioned for sand mining. Sand is being provided by various agencies and sellers for Government and private construction works by purchasing it from these mining lease and auctioned mines. lease holders, Mine contractors and purchasers obtain storage permission to stock sand as per the rules before the monsoon. During the rainy season sand is being supplied from such stock yards for government and private constructions.