IGRMS visiting hours getting changed
Bhopal: The visiting hours of Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya is getting changed from 1st September, 2018. The new timings from 1st September to 28th February, 2019 for all the open air and indoor exhibitions of the Manav Sangrahalaya will be open from 10.00 am to 5.30 pm. The Sangrahalaya would remain closed on Mondays and all National Holidays.
Contaminated water claims BHEl worker’s life
Bhopal: At around 11 am in Fabrication Block of BHEl Bhopal Suresh Mankar (Contract Worker, aged about 50 Yrs) while returning to his work place after drinking water from water cooler fell down. Afterwards he said to his friends that he was not feeling well. On hearing this he was immediately rushed to OHS from where he was referred to ESI Hospital. later he was referred to Narmada Hospital. During the treatment at Narmada Hospital he lost his breath and was declared dead. DK Thakur Executive Director, DD Pathak General Manager (Fabrication), M Isadore General Manager (HR), all general managers and employees of the division expressed their condolences for the incident. A five-member committee has been appointed to look into the matter and submit its report within 7 days.
Seminar on EVM Description held
Indore: Medi-Caps University has always been on its top notch when it comes to upgrade its student in any aspect of practical life. It has always planned to keep students ahead in every aspect of life so that the students can compete and excel worldwide. With same view in mind Medi-Caps University organized a seminar on EVM Description on August 27, 2018. The seminar was given by Kailash Wankhede, Additional Collector and Pratul Sinha, SDM, Mhow. The Seminar was of great importance for the students. Wankhede explained students how important time is management in life. Also he told them that student life need may crucial life skills to overcome all the challenges. He laid emphasis on skills like discipline, assertiveness and many more.
Bhoomi poojan of development works by CM
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan dedicated and performed bhoomi poojan of development works costing Rs 1700 crore at Rahli of Sagar district on Wednesday. The Minister for Panchayat and Rural Development Gopal Bhargava, Minister for Home Bhupendra Singh, Member of Parliament laxminarayan Yadav, other Public Representatives and people in large number from urban and rural area were present on the occasion. Chouhan said that the State Government is making all possible efforts to bring prosperity in the life of farmers, poor and needy persons of the society.
Programme on expansion of organic farming
Bhopal: The Farmer Welfare and Agriculture Development Department has prepared a programme for expansion of certified organic farming area by 4 lakh hectare by 2021. Currently, organic farming is being carried out on 2 lakh hectare area approximately. The organic farming is being undertaken mainly on the banks of Narmada river in the state. Madhya Pradesh is the pride state for having maximum certified organic farming area in the country. It may be mentioned that organic policy was implemented from 2011 in the state. later, the organic farming development council was constituted. It is to be highlighted further that Madhya Pradesh is counted as the leading area in the world in the field of organic cotton production.