Mishra distributes agricultural tools
Bhopal:Public Relations Minister Narottam Mishra distributed agriculture tools among 86 farmers at Krishi Mandi in Datia on Friday.
On the occasion, Mishra said that Madhya Pradesh Government has left no stone unturned to make farming a beneficial occupation. He further informed that the chop-cutters are being made available for the farmers at the cost of Rs 2510, but the actual price for the chop cutter is Rs 9,210. He urged the farmers to take advantages of all the government schemes.
Mishra then informed the farmers about Bhavantar Payment scheme and asked the farmers to take advantage of agriculture insurance scheme. He also informed that soon a relief fund will be given to the farmers affected by drought.
On the occasion, Mishra also distributed Regularization appointment letters to 37 employees of water supply department of Datia Municipality.
free checkup at savania onkara
Bhopal:Under the aegis of BHEl’s Corporate Social Responsibility, a Free Medical Health check-up and Medicine distribution camp was organised at village Sevania Onkara near Hataikheda Dam, Bhopal.
A team of doctors and nurses led by Dr Nutan Hemrom from Kasturba Hospital examined the villagers and offered free medicines.
A total of 281 villagers along with students were given medical advice during the camp.
In the camp villagers suffering from Diarrhoea, Dental ailments, Common Cold, Cataract, CSOM, Dermatitis underwent physical examination and received free medicines.
On this occasion Anant Toppo AGM (TAD), SB Singh (TAD-Planning), SK Agarwal Manager, Avinash Raj Sr Executive (HR) and other officials of TAD were present. The Village Sarpanch, Principal of the Primary/Secondary School appreciated the efforts of BHEl and thanked BHEl for organising the camp.
crisp signs mou
Bhopal:Centre for Research and Industrial Staff Performance (CRISP) signs MoU with CFO NeXt, a Bengaluru based organization of specialized professionals carrying out coaching and training in Finance sector. The MoU was signed by Mukesh Sharma, CEO CRISP and KS Tiwari, Director, CFO NeXt.
Since its inception CRISP has been working in the field of technical training, but now looking to the requirements of market, CRISP signed the MoU with CFO NeXt to have a common goal of carrying out marketing and administering of ‘Online GST Course’ for the students of various institutions.
Such a course shall benefit the students in their career and provide an added advantage to the students in gaining the employment.
The objective of the course delivery is linked to the aspect of creating future CFO’s and hence the organization has been named as CFO NeXt.
Ekatm yatra
Shivpuri:Media played important role in making Ekatm Yatra a success and would support in making upcoming three-day Ekatm Yatra, said Vice President of Madhya Pradesh Jan Abhiyan Parishad Raghvendra Gautam while speaking with the media persons on Friday.
Gautam was interacting with media after review meeting regarding preparations and schedule.
On the occasion Madhya Pradesh Fisheries Board Chairman Raju Batham, district organizer of event Kailash Narayan Gupta, district education officer and Nodal officer Ajay Katiyar were present.
He appealed to the media persons to motivate masses to support erecting Aadi Shankracharya’s statue and metal collection as he unified people across all corners based on religion, cultural and spirituality.
This event is to salute his contributions and to give it to future generations and in which government, non-government organization and media play important role.
capital investment of rs 10,000 crore
Bhopal: The State Government has constituted a High level Committee for contemplation on the proposal submitted by the Gwalior Agriculture Company to develop Aviation City, Air Cargo Hub, Multi Product SEZ in Dabra of Gwalior District for capital investment of Rs 10,000 crore at various stages.
Discussions as regard to the proposal were held during the one to one meeting of investors under the Chairmanship of the Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan in the past.
The capital investment will provide employment to one lakh persons in the next 5 to 6 years.
The state government has formed the committee under the Chairmanship of Additional Chief Secretary Panchayat and Rural Development Department Iqbal Singh Bains for contemplation on the proposal and land allotment. Principal Secretary Commerce and Industries Mohammad Suleman and Secretary Revenue Department Hariranjan Rao have been included as member secretaries in the committee.