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Govt orders transfer of 12 IAS officers

Bhopal: The State Government here on Thursday issued orders to transfer 12 Indian Administrative Services (IAS) officers including several district Collectors. Rewa Collector, OP Shrivastava, has been posted as Director in the Public Relations department, Mukesh Shukla to Administration Academy Bhopal and Sanjeev Singh as Director in Agriculture department.

Basant Kurre has been shifted to Rewa as district Collector, while Pratibha Pal has been posted to Sheopur as Collector and Dhananjay Singh to Hoshangabad as district Collector. Harshita Singh has been posted as Tikamgarh collector and Rohit Singh to Datia as Collector.

State Road Safety Implementation Committee reviewed

Bhopal: Actions taken on the decisions of the State Road Safety Implementation Committee were reviewed today at the Police Training and Research Institute. In the meeting, the Nodal Officers informed about the works and efforts made in their respective work areas pertaining to the road safety.

The Officer In-Charge of Nodal Agency, the Assistant Inspector General of Police Kumar Sourabh said that the compliance report should be presented by conducting the repairing works immediately after identifying the roads, culverts-bridges etc. damaged by the excessive rains. He instructed to specify action taken on the 132 black spots separately.

In the meeting, the Education Department has been directed to present monthly and quarterly report after conducting road safety programmes at school level. He also asked to organise public-awareness programmes at local level. Sourabh also instructed to give details of the good works carried out for the road safety. Moreover, it was directed in the meeting to take action at local level to prevent encroachment on roads in the state.

Min holds discussions on ongoing schemes

Bhopal: Minister for Urban Development and Housing Jaivardhan Singh held discussions today with the Senior Municipal Engineer and Co-Task Team Leader MPUDP Poonam Ahluwalia and Water and Sanitation Specialist Water Global Practice Upneet Singh of the World Bank about the ongoing schemes in 11 cities of the State.

The Commissioner Urban Administration and Development P Narhari was also present on the occasion. He directed to remove the obstacles immediately being faced in the implementation of the schemes.

He further said that all the departments should establish mutual coordination to execute the schemes in the stipulated time to enable the citizens to derive benefits of the schemes.

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