Max launches third store in Bhopal
Max Fashion launched its third store in Bhopal, at Kolar Road near Hotel Sandalwood. On the occasion, Rajib Mukherjee, AVP - East & Central India said, “We are extremely excited to launch our 3rd store in Bhopal & 47th store in East & Central India region which is undoubtedly a huge market for us. Looking at geographical penetration of our stores is one of our key focus areas.”
“This is a huge landmark for us, we believe the market is ideal for our brand which sets the newest styles and trends. Max Fashion is the only brand which works on an eight-season cycle, which is as quick as 45 days per season, thus curating unimaginable number of style annually which is unmatched by any fashion player in the world.
Essay competition organised
Under the aegis of Vigilance Department of BHEL Bhopal and BHEL Shiksha Mandal, an essay competition was held in Jawaharlal Nehru Higher Secondary School, on Monday, on the theme ‘Integrity – A Way of Life’. Principal Shraddha Muzumdar welcomed the guests. AGM & HOD (Vigilance) Amit Sharma, in his address, shed light on the purpose and importance of celebrating vigilance awareness week. On this occasion, BHEL’s GM (Hydro) PK Mishra, distributed prizes to the winning students. In his address, he said that if we inculcate values of Integrity from childhood, then we will be able to bring a big change in society. Pankaj Jha, DGM (Vigilance) proposed the vote of thanks. Other senior officials of BHEL SB Singh AGM (HSS) and Vice-President BSM, Sanjay Dhavle AGM (Vigilance) and BN Choudhary Sr Engr (Vigilance) were also present on this occasion. Master Saurabh Tiwari of Vivekanand Vidyapeeth and Neha Banwari of JLN School won the 1st prize in Hindi and English Essays respectively. Kids of JLN Primary school performed a beautiful skit on the theme of Integrity. After the program a rally on vigilance awareness was also taken out, in which, students and teachers participated with enthusiasm.
Session on alternate therapies held
For educating and imparting knowledge on alternate therapies, a special informative session on Pranic Healing CRISP was conducted through practitioner Neha Chaturvedi (Kolkata) & Pooja Jaiswal for its in-house staff. The basic objective of the session was to educate and dissimenate information about alternate methods of reducing stress and bodily ailments so that it leads to stress and ailment free life. The expert session included demonstration of the ancient technique of Pranic Healing for reduction of stress & other ailments. The expert session was conducted in CRISP campus for which the Chief Executive Officer of CRISP, Sh. Mukesh Sharma has extended his full support. At the conclusion of the session, vote of thanks was given by Rajesh Maheshwari (Chief Marketing Officer) CRISP, Bhopal, mentioning that CRISP continuously offers need based training and development interventions to improve the performance and efficiency of its staff and plans to conduct the same in future.
Court orders seizing of plot
The special court here on Monday ordered to seize the plot number 138 and 139 industrial area 2 Dewas and
Alchemist remedies medicine factory Rs 7721170 with additional construction of Rs 1281975 machinery worth Rs 4500000 raw material and stock packing and other material Rs 273500 Dairy farm in Bilawali including land worth Rs 5115756, agricultural land 2.160 hectare and Rs 5.8 lakh cash, Rs 349050 deposits in bank and post offices and Rs 1518552 fixed deposits. A Lokayukta raid was conducted on accused Shivdatt Pandey, Deputy Director, Horticulture department Indore on January 11, 2011. The house 346 FH scheme number 54 Vijaynagar was searched and an inventory was prepared against Shivdatt Pandey, Ranjana Pandey, Amber Pandey and Avani Pandey and an application was produced in the special court 02 Indore for confiscating their property under section 13 (1).