one-week STTP on Data Science concludes
Bhopal: A one-week STTP on Data Science Using R Programming from February 17 to 21, 2020, sponsored by TEQIP III & organised by department of CSE LNCTE, successfully completed on Saturday.
On the valedictory function, the chief Guest, Secretary LNCT Group, Anupam Choukse, congratulated all the participants and distributed STTP completion certificates to them. Ashok Rai, Director, Administration, also congratulated the department of CSE for successfully organising the function.The programme was inaugurated by Ashok Rai, Director Administration, LNCT. The programme was coordinated by Rachna Dubey, Megha Kamble, Bhupesh Gour, Sadhna Mishra, Vineet Richhariya, Ashish Khare, Prof Ratnesh Dubey, Prof Harendra Singh and all CSE departments. Total 80 students had attended the STTP.
Min: foreign liquor will not be sold online
Bhopal: The Minister for Commercial Taxes Brijendra Singh Rathore has clarified that foreign liquor will not be sold online to consumers in the State. Under the new excise policy, arrangements have been made to provide online permits for transportation of foreign liquor from warehouse to shop. The purpose of providing foreign liquor transport permits online is to prevent the sale and illegal transportation of spurious foreign liquor.
Raj Bhavan doctors visit night-shelter homes
Bhopal: On the initiative of Governor Lalji Tandon, the doctors of Raj Bhavan, along with their team, are providing health services by visiting night-shelter homes in urban and rural areas.
In the last two-and-a-half month, 6 health camps have been organised by these doctors in rural areas and night shelter homes.
Free health check up of the common people was conducted at the camp and necessary counseling and medicines were also given.
With this initiative of Raj Bhavan, more than one thousand needy have been provided health services.The doctors of Raj Bhavan and their team organised 2 health camps at night-shelter home in Shahjahani Park, Bhopal and rendered free health services to 220 people.
Free health services were provided to 470 people by organising health camps in village Kodia and Hinotia road near Bhopal.
Similarly, free health services were provided to 219 people in village Badjhiri and 160 people in village Harrakheda.
Nath to attend Mata Shabri Jayanti Samaroh
Bhopal: Chief Minister Kamal Nath will attend Mata Shabri Jayanti Samaroh and Adivasi Sammelan to be held on February 24 in Dindori. He will reach Jabalpur in the morning of February 24 and leave for Dindori from there. The Chief Minister will return to Bhopal in the afternoon after attending the Mata Shabri Jayanti Samaroh and Adivasi Samaroh.
crop loan waiver certificates distributed
Bhopal: Minister for Farmers Welfare and Agriculture Development Sachin Yadav and Minister for Urban Development and Housing Jaiwardhan Singh distributed crop loan waiver certificates to farmers under the Jai Kisan loan waiver scheme in Barod tehsil of Agar-Malwa district. The Minister Duo also informed the farmers about the public welfare schemes of the government.
In the second phase of the scheme, loans worth Rs 18.36 crore have been waived of 2,690 eligible farmers in Agar-Malwa district.
Min performs Bhumipujan of 2 roads
Bhopal: Minister for Energy Shri Priyavrat Singh performed Bhumi-Pujan of 2 roads to be built at a cost Rs 10.83 crore in Khichipur of Rajgarh district. Singh said that roads as per the requirement will be constructed in rural areas. No village will be left without roads.
Singh said that all the villages of Khilchipur area will be connected with roads. He performed Bhumi-Pujan of Pipaldi to Bhojpur and Goriyakhedi to Semrikala roads. With the construction of this road, the old demand of the villagers has been fulfilled.
Shri Singh explained in detail about the development works carried out in Rajgarh after the formation of new Government in the State.