kothari elected chairman WIRC
Bhopal:Hitesh Kothari, Company Secretary in Practice, Insolvency Professional and senior fellow member has been elected as the Chairman of the Western India Regional Council (WIRC) of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) for the year 2018.Kothari is member of regional council since past seven years and serving it as chairman of several committees since 2011. He had been also designated as Treasurer in 2016. He was also instrumental in bringing sweeping changes in the functioning of the region through innovative approach and use of Information Technology.Kothari, along with his team of Executive Council comprising of CS Ashish Karodia, Vice Chairperson, CS Chetan Patel, Secretary and CS Praveen Soni, Treasurer have taken charge of the Western India Regional Council on Friday. After taking in-charge as Chairman, CS Hitesh Kothari said that his first priority is to enhance the skills of the members and students to match the expectation of the stakeholders including various government bodies and new avenues opening for the professional lilke NClT, Insolvency Profession, RERA, GST, IPR, Compliance Management & System. He also added that his focus will be to create better team work and networking among the members and students to achieve his goals.
Kiddy olympics organised at St joseph
Bhopal:Holistic Development of a child happens when he excels in both academics and outdoor activities. St Joseph International School for Excellence has always believed in this principle and has strived to achieve the same. This vision was fructified through the Kiddy Olympics that was being organised at St Joseph International School for Excellence. Over hundred little champs of Nursery, KG1 and KG2 from different playschools of Bhopal participated in the eventThe chief guest for the event was Archbishop of Bhopal leo Cornelio. Also present on the occasion was Prabal Roy Head and Project Coordinator Regional Science Centre Bhopal. Kiddy Olympics was a saying we care for the fitness level of Youngsters who would lead us tomorrow.
CBI registers cases against PNB employees
Bhopal:Central Bureau of Investigation, Bhopal Branch has registered 22 cases bearing on January 16, 2018 against the employees of Punjab National Bank (PNB) and others, relating to four branches at Bhopal and Ujjain (MP) on the basis of written complaint lodged by the bank.It is alleged that the employees of the bank, dishonestly & frequently sanctioned and disbursed loans and credit limit to different private parties dealing in the business of Coal during the period from 2011 to 2016. The loans were sanctioned against exorbitant valuation of the collateral securities. The said borrowers disposed off the primary security of Coal without depositing the proceeds with the bank, thereby causing wrongful loss to the bank to the tune of approx. Rs 80 crores.The offices as well as houses of accused persons are being searched at 47 places in the states of Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Delhi, Maharastra and Punjab, during which incriminating documents have been recovered and seized.
speaker expresses grief over death of srinivas tiwary
Bhopal:State Assembly Speaker Sitasaran Sharma and Deputy Speaker Rajendra Kumar Singh have expressed profound grief over demise of former speaker of State Assembly Sriniwas Tiwari and paid tributes.Paying condolence to former speaker Tiwari, Sharma said that loss of Sriniwas Tiwari is irreparable loss to the State as he was outspoken parliamentarian, lawmaker and senior leader.Deputy speaker Rajendra Kumar Singh said that Tiwari was a potential administrator, possessed knowledge of parliamentary functioning and affairs and dedicated social workers. He would be remembered for his dedication and serving.Speaker and Deputy Speaker prayed to the God to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss.
Ajay Singh accuses CM of making false claims
Bhopal:leader of Opposition in the State Assembly Ajay Singh said that Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan makes false claims regarding well-wishers of farmers as he turned insensitive towards farmers of Udaipura who came to the city prostrating with their 33 point demands and were waiting of CM’s mercy to meet and discus demands for the past three days in biting cold conditions.On Friday Ajay Singh met the protesting farmers and lawyers at BHEl Dushhera ground. He met Sunil Kumar Dixit who was sitting on protest. Ajay Singh claimed that the government has cheated the farmers in acquiring the land as they have not been provided with appropriate price of their land and price of their yield.In the state famers are protesting and are staging protests and went on hunger strike but farmer’s son CM Chouhan is busy in by elections at Kolaras and Mungawali or hypocrisy of Ekatam Yatra. If Chouhan would have saved money spent over his visits, the problems of farmers would have been solved.
Haldi Kumkum ceremony held at CM house
Bhopal: On the occasion of Makar Sankranti, a Haldi Kumkum ceremony was organised on Friday at CM House. The event was organized by Kamal Sakhi Sanstha, Bhopal. During the event, Sadhna Singh and Seema Singh, patrons of Kamal Sakhi were present as the chief guest.On the occasion the members of Kamal Sakhi put Haldi and Kumkum on each other celebrating the vent whole heartedly.On the occasion, detailed discussion about the upcoming events of Kamal Sakhi was also held. During the event, Vandana Jachak, Sangeeta Mishra, Sushma Baweja, Kamakshi Shobha Sikriwar, Archana Yadav, Bharati Verma, Shobha Pandey, Anita Singh, Farhana, Neeta Mohto, Poonam Prajapati, Pushpa Kewat, Pushpa Gupta, Geeta Pandey, Anita Chauhan and others were present.