Chandi devi Panjwani’s Eyes donated to hospital
Bhopal: Eyes of 85-year-old late Chandi devi Panjwani have been donated to Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital by her son Sunil Panjwani. A resident of Idgah Hills, Bhopal late Chandi Devi had died on Friday. With this donation two blind persons would now get eye-sight.
As many as 1,575 free cornea transplantations have so far been performed in Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital. Trustee lC Janiyani paid homage to the departed soul and expressed gratitude to the family members for this donation.
ZHl successfully trained 32,000 people
Bhopal: Ziqitza Healthcare ltd (ZHl) private emergency medical service (EMS) provider, has successfully trained almost 32,000 people across 29 districts of Madhya Pradesh in past two days, as part of its First Responder Programs (FRP). The FRP's are a part of ZHl’s initiative to spread awareness on effectively handling emergency cases in order to save lives till the 108 Ambulance arrives at the site. The company organised over 140 training sessions for the general public in schools and colleges. These sessions were held across 29 districts, including Morena, Ashok
Nagar, Gwalior, Bhind and Sheopur. The First Responder Program was initiated to prevent a medical emergency from becoming fatal. It teaches basic life saving techniques to the general public, to provide medical aid with minimal equipment till more advanced care is made available to the patient in need.
lt Commandant Monoj Kumar Soni remembered
Bhopal: The president BSM M Halder, Principal BHEl Vikram Higher Secondary School Ruby Kundu, Vice Principal Sunil Pathak, staff and students of BHEl Vikram Higher Secondary School remembered the brave soldier lt Commandant Monoj Kumar Soni on the occasion of SaheedSamman Divas 2018 offering floral tribute to the photograph of the martyr Manoj Kumar Soni.
The Principal Ruby Kundu gave a brief description of martyr Manoj Kumar Soni. Halder honoured the parents of Saheed Mnoj Kumar Soni by presenting shawl and shreephal and expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the parents for the supreme sacrifice of their son. He encouraged the students to fallow the good path shown by the martyr Manoj Kumar Soni. The programme ended with National Anthem.
Centre decide to prematurely retire IPS officer
Bhopal: The Centre, acting on the recommendation of the Madhya Pradesh Government, has decided to prematurely retire a 1995 batch Indian Police Service officer in public interest with immediate effect.
IPS officer Mayank Jain (51) was suspended after the lokayukta police raided his properties in May 2014 claiming to have unearthed illegal wealth allegedly amassed by him.
The State Government in March had asked the Centre to prematurely retire Jain, an official said, adding that such retirement might be the first for an IPS officer serving in the state.
“The Central government after careful consideration of the proposal of the state government and the performance of Mayank Jain, IPS (MP-1995) has come to the conclusion that the officer is not fit to be retained in service in public interest,” the order from the Centre read.
"The Central government has, therefore, decided to retire Mayank Jain prematurely from service, in public interest with immediate effect," it added. The order of the Centre stated that the action against Jain was being taken under sub rule 3 of Rule 16 of the All India Services (Death Cum Retirement Benefits) Rules, 1958.
Minister participates in bhagwat katha
Bhopal: Higher Education Minister Jaibhan Singh Pawaiya on Saturday took part in the Parthiv Shivling Shrimad Bhagwat Katha, Maharudra Yagya and Maharudrabhishek in Datia. Pawaiya also took part in the puja. Public Relations Minister Narottam Mishra greeted Pawaiya on the occasion.
Minister Pawaiya said Datia has been named as Mini Vrindavan which suits this pious, religious and spiritual city. Devotional songs were presented during the programme. General public in a huge number took part in the programme along with public representatives.
Time table for online admission released
Bhopal: The Higher Education Department has released the time table for online admission in Graduate and Postgraduate classes in government and non-government colleges in the state. This action has been taken following the instructions of the Minister for Higher Education, Jaibhan Singh Pawaiya.
According to the time table, the list of seats remaining in the ClC phase in colleges will be displayed course wise in the respective colleges till August 20. Online registration on e-pravesh portal for unregistered new applicants and the work of fee payment will be done from August 20 to 24. The verification of documents will be done from August 20 to 25 in any nearby government college. The applicants seeking admission can opt for alternatives by being present in the college on August 27 and 28.
Colleges will release admission list on Aug 29
Bhopal: Essential documents and online payments can be made in the allotted colleges between August 29 and 31. College students free from the online admission allotment process will report between August 20 and 31. Other important information related to the time-table can be obtained from the nearby government colleges. This time table will be applicable on the graduate and post graduate college courses.
MP recorded 20% more rainfall in 4 dists
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh has recorded 20 per cent more rainfall than usual in 4 districts from June 1 to August 18 during the monsoon this year. Normal rainfall has been recorded in 33 districts of the state. The number of districts with low rainfall is 14. The highest rainfall is 870.4 millimeters recorded in Umaria while the lowest recorded is 401.9 millimeters in Alirajpur.
Districts with more than normal rainfall include Bhind, Neemuch, Umaria and Singrauli.
Districts that recorded normal rainfall include Datia, Morena, Sidhi, Tikamgarh, Shivpuri, Aagar-Malwa, Sehore, Damoh, Ratlam, Jabalpur, Ujjain, Shajapur, Hoshangabad, Mandla, Sheopurkalan, Guna, Katni, Mandsaur, Indore, Narsinghpur, Rewa, Gwalior, Vidisha, Burhanpur, Shahdol, Jhabua, Panna, Khandwa, Rajgarh, Badwani, Khargone and Chhindwada.
Districts with scanty rainfall include Bhopal, Sagar, Dewas, Anuppur, Balaghat, Satna, Harda, Dhar, Betul, Alirajpur, Ashoknagar, Chhatarpur, Seoni and Dindori.