Vigilance awareness week 2019 organised
The Central Bank of India here on Thursday organized Vigilance Awareness Week 2019 at Model School, TT Nagar. On the occasion, speech competition for the year 2019 on the theme of ‘Honesty and Lifestyle’ for students was organised by Central Vigilance Commission. Vigilance Officer MK Choudhary provided details and reason behind organizing programme at the school. The Chief Guest of the occasion Field MD SD Mahurkar said that honest man remains healthy and a healthy person could serve society and Nation. He further added that corruption is spreading speedily in every sector and it requires to be tackled with firmness. Corruption is big barrier in the growth of the India and to uproot it is joint responsibility. Three best speakers of the speech competition were awarded by Mahurkar. The Central Bank of India MD Regional Office Bhopal Sunil Kumar administered oath of honesty to the people present at the programme.
Right to health conclave organised
A Right to Health Conclave is being organized at Minto Hall, Bhopal on November 01 and 02. The two-day conclave will be attended by eminent personalities connected with health and social service from across the country. The Madhya Pradesh government is committed to ensure a system for the rights of citizens by enacting a law on right to health. On the basis of suggestions received in the Right to Health Conclave and conclusions, a draft will be prepared for preparing the law.
Jan Samvad ‘E-Yuva’ organised
A Jan Samvad ‘E-Yuva’ programme was organized for public participation by a team of MP MyGov at KNP College of Science and Technology. Over 100 college students participated in the programme. The ‘E-Youth' programme is being regularly conducted in schools and colleges. The objective of the programme is to connect the Government and citizens through MP My Gov Portal to understand the policies and schemes of the Government. At the beginning of the programme, students were apprised of the objective and method of functioning by the MP My Gov team. Students were briefed on the policies and schemes of the Madhya Pradesh government through the portal. The students shared new ideas with the state government through the portal. In the programme, spot quiz was organised. During the quiz, questions were asked to all the students present in the programme, which they enthusiastically answered. Certificates were presented to the quiz winners in the programme.
Govt will fulfill promises: Govind Singh
Minister for General Administration and Cooperatives Govind Singh said that the state government will fulfill all its promises made to the people. The State Government is making efforts with dedication for the welfare of all the sections of the society. Singh was addressing the Bhoomi Poojan programme of CC Road to be constructed at a cost of Rs. 169 lakh in old Nav Bahar Sabzi Mandi. The Programme was also addressed by the Member of Legislative Assembly Arif Masood and Shahar Qazi Moulana Mushtaq Ali Naqvi. Representatives of Ram Mandir Trust, Gurudwara Management Committee, Raeen Community and Traders Union were present at the programme.
MoU signed between two handloom bodies
The Handloom Development Commissioner of Government of India Sanjay Rastogi, while praising the MoU signed between the Sant Ravidas MP Handicraft and Handloom Development Corporation and Chhattisgarh State Handloom Development and Marketing Co Op Federation, has asked Handloom Commissioners of other states to initiate action in this direction too. The Handloom Development Commissioner of India in a letter to all the handloom emporiums, corporations, federations and handloom producing agencies of the country, has stated that the MoU for handloom development between Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh will help the two States to market their products better by encouraging production with mutual cooperation. The Handloom Development Commissioner has described the MoU signed between the two states as praiseworthy. He stated that this kind of initiative should also be taken by the other states. He further mentioned that this initiative can be replicated by the Handloom agencies engaged in production and marketing of handloom products. Working on similar lines, handloom producing agencies may also be encouraged to keep their handloom products in the showrooms/ outlets of handloom Emporiums/ Corporations/ Federation on mutually agreed terms and conditions by executing MOUs in this regard.
Sewa Sadan Hospital to remain close on oct 27, 28
Sant Hirdaram Nagar based Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital will observe holidays on October 27 and 28, 2019 for Deepawali festival. Emergency services will be opened as usual. People whose eyes are injured by burning crackers can contact on helpline Mobile no; 9516546821 of the emergency department of the hospital. Managing Trustee LC Janiyani of SSEH has extended his greetings and good wishes on Deepawali Festival to the people of all sections of the society. He suggested remaining vigilant during burning the crackers. He has also reiterated to keep the children away from the hazardous fire crackers.