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‘padmavati’: Ajay questions ban

Bhopal: What is the rationale behind banning Rani Padmavati moive which has not been cleared by Censor Board, asked leader of Opposition in the state Assembly Ajay Singh.

Ajay Singh has asked the Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan to provide safety and security to the women and girls of the state as he has announced the award in the name of brave women but when he would provide safety to the women, girls, students and minor facing atrocities.

If CM Chouhan could guarantee safety of woman the masses and Congress would felicitate him, said Ajay Singh.

Under the current circumstances BJP is only working to divert attention from Gujarat crisis it is facing by using issues like Triple Talaq, Azaan and sacrifice of goats.

Dena Bank announces home loan at 8.25 pc

 Bhopal: State-owned lender Dena Bank here on Monday announced to offer home loan at 8.25 per cent, leaving behind industry leader SBI in terms of the cheapest loan rate offered by any player.

The Dena Bank, in an official statement said the country’s largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) in early November announced to give home loans at 8.3 per cent, which was the lowest rate being offered by any bank so far.

Community Bhavan to be constructed

Bhopal: Community Bhavan costing Rs 20 lakh will be constructed in Ram Mandir campus at Chunabhatti. Minister for Revenue, Science and Technology Umashankar Gupta performed bhoomi-poojan of building construction on Monday.

Gupta said that the community bhavan near to the houses will be made available to the residents at nominal charges for organizing cultural and social activities. He also informed about the public welfare schemes of the government on this occasion.

Gupta performed bhoomi poojan for laying paver blocks in ward -28 located in Aradhana Nagar in front of I-type quarters. He gave instructions for completing the construction work within stipulated time. local Public Representatives were present on the occasion.

Minister condoles demise of scribe

Bhopal: Minister for Public Relations, Water Resources and Parliamentary Affairs Narottam Mishra expressed profound grief over the demise of Senior Journalist and Writer Romesh Joshi. Joshi was younger brother of the famous Satirist Sharad Joshi. late Romesh Joshi had also rendered his services to the Public Relations Department. He was active in journalism and satire writing since the last many years.

In his condolence message, Mishra said that late Romesh Joshi gave a new direction to the society by his excellent writings on social subjects. Mishra prayed to the Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss.

third annual leadership conclave ‘Samvaad’

New Delhi: Indian economy's future and prospectus were discussed by industry leaders at Samvaad 2017, the third annual leadership conclave organised by students of National Management Programme at Management Development Institute, Gurugram on Saturday.

Samvaad is an annual business symposium organized by the executive batch students of MDI Gurugram which provides an opportunity for the exchange of ideas among the brightest minds in the country. The conclave gathered industry experts from all occupations to provide insights on this year's theme- 'Emerging India- The road ahead’.

While welcoming the esteemed guests, faculty members and students, Prof JK Jain, Chairperson- NMP spoke about the successful journey of the NMP Programme and the laurels it has earned for MDI. He also applauded Samvaad for celebrating 3 years of excellence.

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