Attractive exhibition ‘Abhigyanam’ in Simhastha Mahakumbh at Ujjain displaying Government’s schemes and development works through photographs is being witnessed and lauded by devotees. Thousands of people have visited the exhibition on the premises of Trade Fair on Sadawal road for last 4 days. The exhibition was inaugurated by Transport Minister and in-charge of the district Bhupendra Singh.
laxmi Narayan Rabad of village Bangred near Badnagar said that the exhibition put up by Madhya Pradesh government is laudable. Through it, people are obtaining useful information. He said that information given in the exhibition about the state government’s efforts to make agriculture profitable, methods to grow more at less cost and advanced implements for drip and sprinkler irrigation, are beneficial for farmers. Exhibition put up by Public Relations Department is effectively and attractively displaying state government’s schemes and development programmes and information about state’s prominent tourist destinations.
Indore’s Krishnakant Tomar and Ayushi Dube informed that they obtained information about state government’s schemes and programmes through the exhibition. Sanjay from Bhiwani district in Haryana said that the exhibition is very beneficial for youths. Indore’s Bharat Chhabra, Sudeep Bharti and Bihar’s Ajay Kumar said that they obtained useful information under one roof at the exhibition.
Meanwhile, a public awareness campaign is being conducted by police fire service for preventing fire incidents and necessary precautions during Simhastha in Mangalnath zone at Ujjain. Along with pilgrims and devotees, saints and seers in various Pandals are also being apprised of fire plan management team, fire alarm team, fire fighting, property rescue team, coordination team, crowd management team, traffic and first aid. Information about precautions and preparations to deal with fire incidents is also being disseminated.
Teams are disseminating fire prevention information at police control room, police stations, electricity offices and health centres. Information about precaution against fire in clothes, safe exit from fire affected buildings and exit through windows is also being imparted.
In Mangalnath zone, people are also being apprised of precautions about electricity lines and equipments, kitchens, burning bidis and cigarettes. Awareness is also being enhanced for possible perils of lightings, exploding crackers and vehiles.