Meeting held to achieve RERA objectives
Bhopal: An important meeting was held in New Delhi today (by Government of India) to achieve the RERA Act objectives in a better way. It was decided that a National Forum of RERA should be constituted.
In order to fix the objectives, rules and structure of the National Forum, an Experts Committee of RERA Chairpersons of seven States of the country including Chhattisgarh, Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Gujarat, Punjab and Jharkhand was also formed. The Indian Institute of Human Settlements, Bengaluru will be the Coordinator.
Madhya Pradesh RERA Chairman Antony DeSa also attended the meeting. A time frame was set to conclude various tasks after initial discussions on the nature of the National Forum by the Committee. The Chairman of the National Forum will be selected turn by turn from chairpersons of the RERA Authority of each region.
The aim of the formation of the National Forum is to give all the states the benefit of the efforts being made for successful implementation of RERA. Also, it is helpful to find a better solution to the problems arise in implementation of the Act.
Four IAS officer reshuffled
Bhopal: New posting orders have been issued by the State Government of four officers of the Indian Administrative Service. Collector Chhindwara Srinivas Sharma has been posted as Additional Secretary Mantralaya and Collector Shahdol Lalit Kumar Dahima has been posted as Deputy Secretary Mantralaya. Director Bhopal Gas Tragedy Relief and Rehabilitation Shekhar Verma has been posted as Collector Shahdol and Managing Director MP Urja Vikas Nigam Bharat Yadav is the new Collector Chhindwara.
health check-up of children conducted
Bhopal: A health check-up of children was conducted at a summer camp organised at the Raj Bhavan on Monday. Students of Kamla Nehru Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Government Middle School, Kumharpura, Primary School, Roshanpura and children of Raj Bhavan employees were present at the camp.
Doctors from AIIMS conducted eye examination of the children. Children were advised to exercise etc for the treatment of eye ailments. About 70 children were diagnosed with dental problems during check-up by dentists who gave necessary remedies and medicinal counseling. Total 19 children were found healthy. The remaining 59 children were diagnosed with problems of the spine, throat muscles, weakness in the feet, pain in the shoulders and knees etc, were advised to take necessary precaution and exercises.
Rmnh inaugurates summer nature study prog
Bhopal: Regional Museum of Natural History, Bhopal inaugurated Summer Nature Study Programme- Green Cub (May 13 to 22, 2019) on Monday. As many as 32 students of Class 5 to 7 are participating in this programme.
During the inauguration programme, Scientist-B & Coordinator of the programme Beenish Rafat detailed about the activities to be held during the SNSP- Green Cubs. Scientist-B & In-charge of the museum Manoj Kumar Sharma present during the programme. On the first day of the programme, Cont. Museum Interpreter detailed about the biodiversity available at museum. Participants also visited the permanent gallery, temporary galleries, discovery centre, traditional conservation and wetland conservation mini-court yards, etc during the museum visit.
Naresh Tolani eyes donated
Bhopal: Eyes of deceased late Naresh Tolani 50 years have been donated to Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital by his brother Hari Kishan Tolani. A resident of Sant Hirdaram Nagar, late Naresh Toalni died on Saturday, May 11, 2019. With this donation two blind persons would now get eye-sight. As many as 1,680 free cornea transplantations have so far been performed in Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital. Trustee LC Janiyani paid homage to the departed soul and expressed gratitude to the family members for this donation.