PM gets Champion of the Earth award
Bhopal: Governor Anandiben Patel congratulated the Prime Minister Narendra Modi for receiving the United Nations’ highest environmental ‘Champion of the Earth’ Award. In her greeting message, the Governor said that the award conferred upon the Prime Minister by the United Nations is a golden moment in the history and a matter of pride for the country. Patel further mentioned that this award is a clear evidence of the Prime Minister’s love towards the environment and efforts made by him to make pollution free environment. She urged youth to ensure their active participation in the biggest sanitation campaign of the World ie ‘Swachch Bharat Abhiyan’ being conducted by the Prime Minister in the entire country.
Camp on students rights held
Mhow: A legal camp was organized at government higher secondary school Mhow and the students were made aware of their rights. The legal camp was organized under the guidance of district judge Indore RK Shrivastava and district judge Mhow Ashok Gupta. A legal literacy and awareness programme and an essay writing competition on the subject fundamental rights held under the guidance of JMFC Mhow Ambuj Shrivastava. The children were made aware of the fundamental rights described in the Indian constitution, right of freedom, to save and serve the country, right of equality, importance of social traditions, to save the environment and nature scientific knowledge and urge to gain knowledge, save the public property and to grow with individual efforts and team efforts and importance of primary education. Sixty students were present in this literacy camp. Principal of the school Nargesh, Sapna Singh Gour and Deepak Nema were present during the program.
‘Change in lifestyle can put liver in deep trouble’
Bhopal: With the changing lifestyle diseases of liver will become more prevalent and only option available is transplant, said Dr Anand Ramamurthy, a renowned surgeon working with Apollo Hospitals, Chennai in Bhopal during a press meet. He informed that Apollo Hospitals, Chennai would start a liver clinic in Bhopal. Dr Anand Ramamurthy said that Liver transplantation being a very niche specialty with limited expertise, this clinic would give access to specialized treatment to patients from this region.