Prog officer Hemant Sinha attends essay competition
Bhopal: State Programme officer (Blindness eradication) Hemant Sinha attended the essay and poster designing competition held here today at Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital.
He was the chief judge on the occasion. Managing Trustee LC Janiyani was also present. As many as 47 students of 5 colleges participated in poster designing. Of them Divya Pawar won first prize, Anjali Sneha Second prize and Nikita Godbole was selected for third prize. Theme of the competition was sight care. Similarly essay competition was also held on Wednesday in which 57 students of 10 schools have participated. Their results will be declared later on.
SPO Hemant Sinha said that before participating in competition the student should get the knowledge of related subject. They told that the visualization of a designer is more important. If anybody doesn’t have the knowledge of related subject, they cannot sketch objective design on poster. To get this quality, students must study hard. At last Janiyani felicitated Hemant Sinha by presenting Shawl-Srifal. Sewa Sadan Hospital distributed consolation prizes also to all participating students.
Awadhpuri Branch delivered SBI Life claim amount
Bhopal: SBI Awadhpuri Branch has delivered a SBI Life claim amount cheque of Rs 19,89,428 to the claimant and wife of deceased late Subhash Chandra Sengar. Cheque was delivered to Prashant Sengar S/o late Subhash Chandra Sengar by The Regional Manager, Sharad Shrivastav. Late Subhash Chandra Sengar had availed a Housing Loan from our Awadhpuri Branch of Rs 20,00,000 along with this he had taken insurance cover through SBI Life Rin Raksha scheme. After his sad demise, insurance claim cheque of outstanding loan amount of Rs 19,89,428 was delivered to his son Prashant Sengar.
On this occasion, Sharad Shrivastav, Regional Manager, RBO II, Bhopal, Ramgopal Dhakad, Branch Manager, Shree Prabhulal Thakur, Manager, CVE RBO-2, Bhopal and other respectable customers of the branch were available.
‘Lai Haroba festival’ organised
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya is organising ‘Lai Haroba festival’ at its premises from October 22 to 26, 2018. Traditional ritualistic activities will the main features of this five days long programme.
Sacred Groves are patches of natural or near-natural vegetation, dedicated by local communities to their ancestral spirits or deities. These Groves are protected by local communities usually through customary taboos and sanction with ancestral and ecological implications. IGRMS has initiated number of activities to spread awareness on the cultural and ecological importance of sacred groves. The Meitei community of Manipur celebrates ‘Lai Haroba festival’ dedicated to their sacred grove ‘Umang Lai’.