Mins should review departmental works: CM
Bhopal: The meeting of the Cabinet organised at Mantralaya under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan began with the recitation of Vande Mataram.Before the meeting of the Council of Ministers, Chief Minister Chouhan said that all the members of the Cabinet must compulsorily review the departmental activities and implementation of schemes on every Monday. This will help in effective implementation of development activities and public welfare schemes.Chouhan said that the meeting of the Council of Ministers is usually held on Tuesday. Therefore, other than Monday and Tuesday, ministers should fix programmes to visit the districts of their charge.
CM plants Kadamb, neem in Smart Park
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today planted Kadamb and Neem saplings along with Samarth Sadguru Bhaiya Ji Sarkar, who arrived from Jabalpur, at Smart Park today.Kadamba or Kadam tree is considered to be the tree of God. Kadamba is famous in Ayurveda for its medicinal properties. Its fruits are like lemons. Kadamba flowers have their own importance. The mention of these fragrant flowers is found in ancient Vedas and compositions. Rich in antibiotic elements, neem is known as the supreme medicine. Neem may be bitter in taste, but its benefits are like nectar. Neem is also very useful from environmental point of view.
bhopal RMNH to reopen for 18+ from July 22
Bhopal: Regional Museum of Natural History, Bhopal (A Regional Centre of National Museum of Natural History, New Delhi) is subordinate office of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Govt. of India. This museum is devoted to create environmental awareness through its permanent galleries, temporary exhibition and educational activities among the general public and students.Museum was closed for the visitors to prevent/spread of Covid-19 Pandemic as per the Covid-19 guidelines issued by Central/State Government. Now, Regional Museum of Natural History, Bhopal is being reopened for the visitors of age 18 or above from July 22, 2021 as per the Unlock Guidelines issued by Central/State Government. Visitors are advised to maintain social distance, cover the face, make entry at the main entrance of museum and co-operate the local administration/museum administration. It is also informed that museum will be sanitized on daily basis during morning, noon and evening. No visitors will be allowed during sanitization of the galleries