Elderly accredited scribes to get Rs 10K per month as Samman Nidhi

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In a Cabinet meeting held under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Kamal Nath at the Mantralaya on Thursday, decision was taken to raise the Shraddha Nidhi paid to the senior and elderly accredited journalists from Rs 7,000 per month to Rs 10,000 as Samman Nidhi.

The Cabinet took a decision to grant administrative approval to amendment bill in connection to include 6 correspondence courses of College of Physician and Surgeon, Mumbai in Schedule of Section-2 of Madhya Pradesh Ayurvigyan Parishad Adhiniyam 1987.

As a result of this amendment, the availability of specialist doctors will increase in the government hospitals and expansion in health services will take place.

The Cabinet has decided to approve and continue reimbursement of salary, allowances, gratuity of officers-employees, working in the Madhya Pradesh Sanskriti Parishad and expenditure concerning academic administration and other heads from the scheme no. 7073- Madhya Pradesh Sanskriti Parishad Head of the Directorate of Culture.

The Cabinet took a decision to bring the control of advertisements of various categories of urban bodies under the Madhya Pradesh Outdoor Media Rule 2017.

Under the Rashtriya Gokul Mission, the Cabinet gave approval for execution of Sex Sorted Semen Production Facility Scheme by the Madhya Pradesh State Pashudhan evam Kukkut Vikas Nigam.

The Cabinet decided to appoint Pooja Solanki, wife of the Deputy Inspector Harsh Vardhan Solanki as Deputy Inspector in Balaghat district police force considering it as a special case.

The Cabinet approved the proposed amendment notification in the Madhya Pradesh High Judicial Service (Terms of Conditions of Recruitment) Rules, 2017.

The Cabinet gave approval to sell the government aircraft B 200 and its spares and spare engine to M/s Wing Aviation Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, which submitted the proposal of maximum Rs 8,55,10,000.

Similarly, the Cabinet has decided to confiscated the EMD amount of Rs 2,66,160 of M/s Thambi Aviation Pvt. Ltd., Kerala, which submitted the proposal of the maximum amount for purchase of Government helicopter Bell-430, its spare parts and spare engine for not responding according to the sale deed. At the same time, decision was taken by the Cabinet to take action pertaining to sale of the above said helicopter to the second highest bidder M/s SimmSamm Airways, which submitted the bid for Rs 2,71,99,000.

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