Fully digital SBI Village Branch inaguarated
Bhopal: The sparkling new campus of fully digitally on-boarded Bilkisganj Village Branch was inaugurated by Rajesh Kumar, Chief General Manager, State Bank of India, Bhopal Circle. Naval Kishore Sharma, Deputy General Manager, Bhopal Module also graced the occasion.
Located on the outskirts of Sehore District, 30 km away from Bhopal, Bilkisganj Village Branch of State Bank of India is quietly witnessing a silent revolution with path breaking advancement as a village branch on-boarded onto YONO digital platform.
While addressing a gathering of customers and from surrounding rural areas, CGM Rajesh Kumar emphasized the need of the hour for digital on-boarding of not only all Banking activities, actively using Rupay Cards, and Bank's other digital products. He explained to the customers multifold benefits of YONO App available on finger-touch on any Mobile smartphone and avail Bank's offers on YONO. Bilkisganj branch of State Bank of India is one of Bank's branches in Bhopal circle to give special digital services to customers through YONO.
BHEL organises lecture on eradiction of corruption
Bhopal: BHEL Bhopal organised a lecture on Vigilance theme ‘Eradicate Corruption- Build a New India’ as a part of Vigilance Awareness Week 2018 Celebrations. The Speech program was organized in the auditorium of NRI Group of Institution Bhopal.
Arun Patel, HOD Mechanical Engineering, welcomed all the students and staff and threw the light on organising the lecture on theme of VAW 2018. Pankaj Kumar Jha DGM Vigilance BHEL Bhopal addressed the students and faculty members of the college and said in his speech that ‘Vision of corruption free India can be achieved only by bringing fairness and transparency in all dealings’.
Bhopal PK Sharma also graced the occasion and administered the Integrity pledge to all present student and staff. Officer of vigilance department BN Choudhary proposed a vote of thanks.
24 hour Call centre to redress complains of State election
Bhopal: An effective arrangement is being ensured to redress complaints under the Vidhan Sabha Election-2018. The toll free number 1950 of the call centre being functional at the state level is working 24 hours and the complaints are being registered on the National Grievances Services portal.
Besides, daily monitoring is being ensured through contact centres in each district. Complaints being received by the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer are also being digitised and redressed within the time limit.
A separate module of the of the website of the Chief Electoral Officer, Madhya Pradesh has been prepared to maintain the complaints being received from the political parties. The status of the redressal of the complaints can be viewed by all the political parties on this website.
A total of 781 complaints were received from October 6 to 21 and out of these 507 complaints have been redressed.
Chief Electoral Officer VL Kantha Rao has informed that since the model code of conduct has come into effect, 13,557 non-bailable warrants have been issued from October 6 to 21, 2018 in order to maintain law and order in the state. Total 1,294 illegal firearms have been confiscated and 1,90,621 firearms have been deposited in the police stations. Also prohibitory action has been taken against 37,034 people in the state.
Under the property defacement, 11,94,922 cases have been registered and action has been taken in 11,59,758 cases. Under the government property defacement, action has been taken in 9,33,265 by registering 9,50,988 cases.