Additional Makhanlal VC charge to Narahari
Bhopal: The State Government has entrusted additional charge of Vice Chancellor, Makhanlal Chaturvedi Rashtriya Patrakarita evam Sanchaar Vishwavidyalaya, Bhopal to the Secretary of Public Relations Department P Narahari. Order in this regard has been issued on Tuesday. Resignation letter of the then Vice Chancellor Jagdish Upasne has been accepted by the state government on January 01, 2019.
Journalist Act to roll out in State soon: Min
Bhopal: Minister for Public Relations, Law and Legislative Affairs, Science and Technology, Aviation, Religious Trusts and Endowment PC Sharma said that implementation of Journalist Protection Act in the state will be taken into consideration shortly. This Act will help journalists in feeling safe while working in their areas. Sharma was addressing the programme of the 10th State Level Working Committee of Madhya Pradesh Shramjivi Patrakaar Sangh held at Patrakaar Bhavan on Tuesday. Office Bearers of the Sangh handed over 14 points memorandum addressed to the Chief Minister to the Public Relations Minister in the programme. Regional President of Madhya Pradesh Shramjivi Patrakaar Sangh Shalabh Bhadoriya, Executive President Suresh Tomar, Mohammad Ali, Sharad Joshi, Dilip Singh Bhadoriya, other office bearers and journalists in large number were present in the programme.
Max power demand at 14,089 MW on Jan 5
Bhopal: The demand for 41 days of electricity was recorded above 13 thousand MW this Rabi season. The maximum demand was recorded at 14,089 MW on January 5, 2019, which was successfully supplied. 281.26 crore more units of power was supplied in the month of October, November and December compared to the corresponding period of last year in this Rabi season. The main reason for the increase in electricity demand in the state is the 24-hour power availability for domestic consumers and for 10-hour of electricity in the agriculture sector. The level of maximum power demand for 31 days in December crossed 12,000 MW and the level of maximum demand for power for 25 days remained above 13,000 MW. MD, Madhya Pradesh Power Management Company Sanjay Kumar Shukla said that the maximum demand of power registered last year on December 28, 2017 was 12 thousand 240 MW.
This year the maximum demand of power registered so far was 14,089 MW on January 5, 2019. This was 1,249 MW lore compared to last year.