Urdu Academy to organise prog ‘Afsane ka Afsana’
Bhopal: The Urdu Academy of Culture Department is going to organize the ‘Afsane ka Afsana’ programme from 11 am at Ravindra Bhavan, Bhopal on Wednesday. Secretary of Urdu Academy, Nusrat Menhdi, informed that writers from of different regions of the state and the country will take part in the programme. All honoured invitees have been requested to participate in the event.
The ‘Afsane ka Afsana’ programme will be held in two sessions. The first session will begin at 11 am followed by the second session at 3 pm. The first session will be presided by Anil Thakkar from Hubli while Iqbal Masood will conduct the programme.
The second session will be presided over by Gajnagar Ali from Aligarh and Rushda Jameel of Bhopal will conduct the programme.
In the first session, Naeem Qausar of Bhopal, Padmashree Manzoor Ehtesham, Bhopal, Shaan Fakhri, Sironj, Rashid Anjum of Bhopal, Afsha Malik from Aligarh, Ghazala Qamar from Noida and Shayaan Qureshi of Bhopal will read out their afsanas. While in the second session, Abrar Mujeeb of Jamshedpur, Renu Behl of Chandigarh, Ishrat Naheed of Lucknow, Chandrabhan Rahi of Bhopal and Sushri Nafisa Sultana 'Ana' will participate.
State to celebrate United Nations day
Bhopal: Like the previous years, this year also the United Nations Day will be celebrated on October 24 in the state. On this day the flag of the United Nations will be hoisted along with the national flag on all government buildings in the state.
The flag of the United Nations will not be hoisted on the Raj Bhavan, Vidhan Sabha Bhavan and the High Court building. The General Administration Department has issued detailed guidelines to all the departments of the state government, divisional commissioners and the district collectors in this connection.
Guv greets people on Valmiki Jayanti
Bhopal: Governor Anandiben Patel extended greetings to the people of the state on Valmiki Jayanti. In her message Smt. Patel said that Maharishi Valmiki was the creator of the Ramayana and the First Poet. The Ramayana, written by him, is an epic that teaches us the Dharma of Maryada, Satya, Prema, Brotherhood and Sevak.
The Governor said that the life of Valmiki Ji gives us the inspiration to give up the wrong path and walk on the path of ‘Tapa’. On this occasion, the Governor wished for the well-being of the people of the state and the all round development of the state.
Action taken for Model Code of Conduct violation: CEC
Bhopal: Chief Electoral Officer VL Kanta Rao has said that after the Model Code of Conduct was imposed, 14,036 non-bailable warrants have been issued for law and security in the state from October 6 to October 22, 2018. As many as 1395 illegal weapons have been seized. Total 1,99,401 weapons have been deposited in the police stations.
Prohibitory action has been taken against 37,770 persons.
Nearly 12,54,360 cases have been registered under Defacement of Property out of which action has been taken against 12,14,933 cases. Similarly, 9,98,063 cases were registered in Defacement of Government Property and 9,76,235 cases were executed.
SISTec-MBA secures position in top 10
Bhopal: Sagar Institute of Science and Technology, School of Management Studies (SISTec-MBA) has featured amongst the Top 10 Best Institutes for Finance Studies for the year 2018. The certificate was presented to Siddharth Sudhir Agrawal, Director SISTec and Managing Director, Sagar Group by
The Knowledge Review on equipping students with a significant level of knowledge and skills for a remunerative and successful career in finance. From Bhopal, SISTec MBA is the only Institute to receive the certification.
This year, SISTec has been awarded by Union Minister of State for Human Resource and Development Satyapal Singh, with the prestigious award of ‘The Most Innovative College’ by internshala.com.
Manipuri artists to perform at IGRMS
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya is organising ‘Lai Haroba festival’ at its premises. Ritual artists came from Manipur they performed 2nd day’s Pooja in the Umang Lai Sacred Grove open-air exhibition.
On this occasion N Sakamacha Singh (Museum Associate, IGRMS) told that Lai Yakaiba by singing Pena Yakairol by Pena singer with Pena music at just in front of the door of temple.
On this occasion traditional artist Iembocsha said that Jagoi okpa to dance by the priestess as opening of evening programme. Jagoi ashangbi saba dance by the people who participating of the day. Laibou chongba main ritual processes of the haraoba, telling how to make the body of human being, preparation of birth, making house, cultivation, fishing, textiles, creation of earth such all living materials is telling in this Laibou chongba. Naosum eshei after all of these performances the God will give to sleep by Pena singer.
BHEl organises essay competition on corruption
Bhopal: Under the auspices of Vigilance Department of BHEL Bhopal, an essay competition was held in Vikram Higher secondary school Piplani, on Tuesday, on the theme ‘Eradicate Corruption– Build a New India’. Principal Ruby Kundu 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 (SOM & IT) SM Ramanathan, distributed prizes to the winning students.
In his address, he said, “If we follow the principal of natural justice and not dong injustice to anyone, corruption will automatically be eradicated.”
Pankaj Jha, DGM (Vigilance) proposed the vote of thanks. Other senior officials of BHEL Sanjay Dhavle AGM (Vigilance), Ashutosh Chatterjee DGM (MEX) and Secretary BSM, and BN Choudhary Senior Engineer (Vigilance) were also present on this occasion. Tripti Rawat and Ojaswini Gupta bagged the first prize in Hindi and English Essays respectively.