cm to inaugurate master trainers training programme
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan will inaugurate the master trainers training programme for mobile app operation of crop girdawari (record of land cultivation) today at Samanvay Bhavan at 10 am. This app will prove significant for improved use of information technology in the farming sector. It will also help in benefitting farmers through crop insurance, compensating them in times of natural calamity and for bank loans. It may be noted that crop girdawari is a significant process undertaken every year which is carried our twice in a year after sowing of Kharif and Rabi season and registered in land-records. Through this farmers will get information about sowing of crops, tree plantation etc., through the mobile app. Through this mobile application, the patwaris will get information about all khasras of all land-owners of their village and the information of the crop sown by them after contacting the agriculturist will be obtained in the village itself.
Meeting of School Management Committees held
Bhopal: Meeting of School Management Committees held in over one lakh Government primary and middle schools besides government aided schools of the state. Parents took resolution to make their children’s schools better in the meeting. Director State Education Center lokesh Kumar Jatav also took part in the school management committees’ meeting of various schools in Raisen district. Under the Right to Education Act, the school management committees comprising parents, local bodies’ panchs/corporators and teachers have been formed for better management of schools. These committees will play an important role for enrolment of children in schools, regular presence, qualitative education and infrastructure works beside multi dimensional development of children. Moreover, the committees have been entrusted with the local management rights of the schools.
CPCT Score-Card SECURE IN digital locker: MAP IT
Bhopal: In order to facilitate applicants of Computer Proficiency Certification Test, a decision to provide CPCT Score-Card in their digital locker has been taken by the MAP IT in the State. Any citizen can keep their important documents like mark sheets, certificates etc. in the online platform digital locker. The documents can be shared also if required. Verification of all the applicants will be made by Adhaar Card next year by the MAP IT Adhaar number will play an important role in complete examination and recruitment process. The applicants can attach their mark sheets of 10th, 12th and polytechnic with CPCT application through digital locker shortly.
Deepak Joshi dedicates girls hostel AT SGSITS
Bhopal: Minister of State for Technical Education (Independent Charge), School Education and labour Deepak Joshi dedicated girls hostel at Govindram Seksariya Institute of Technology and Science (SGSITS) Indore campus on Saturday. The 170 seat hostel has been constructed at a cost of Rs 2 crore. Joshi mentioned that Global Skill Park is being established in Bhopal for skill development in the state. Youth will be imparted training and guidance for certification and employment will be provided under one roof in the park. He informed that 2 lakh 50 thousand youths and 2 lakh women will be imparted training as per the national standard under the Mukhya Mantri Skill Development Scheme and Koushlaya Yojana respectively. Recognition to students completing ITI after 10th class will be given equivalent to 12th class in 2017-18.
Joshi stated in SGSITS Governing Body’s Meeting that all possible efforts will be made for the institute to secure place among the top 100 institutes in the country. He said that new courses will be introduced in the institute. Moreover, vacant posts will be filled soon so that students should not face study loss. Director Technical education Virendra Kumar and other officers were present on the occasion.
artists PREPARE PAINTING AT Tribal Museum
Bhopal: Efforts are being made constantly to make atmosphere conducive to health and arrangements in Gas Relief Hospitals. Under the series of these efforts, now a chain of artists will be linked on July 16. Over 100 renowned artists of city, country and the world will prepare paintings in Tribal Museum and donate these paintings to the Gas Relief Department. These paintings will be hanged with artists’ signage by the department in Gas Relief Hospitals. This zero budget innovation is being undertaken to make the hospitals’ atmosphere better. Minister of State for Gas Relief (Independent Charge) Vishwas Sarang informed about this during deliberations at his office today. Programme Coordinator Artist Devilal Patidar, Director Gas Relief KG Tiwari, Officers of Gas Relief department and artists were present on the occasion. Artists will start making paintings in Tribal Museum from 10 am on July 16. A total of 120 artists have given their consent for making paintings so far. Sarang will also present amid the artists at Tribal Museum.