more than 5.4 million people need palliative care
Bhopal: Palliative care is a common topic in medical science today. In all over world doctors related with pain management are celebrating it with great enthusiasm. Patients who are struggling with life threatening diseases, palliative care helps them. Not only patients their families also get relief from this condition through palliation.
Now in India more than 5.4 million people need palliative care yearly. In Bhopal ‘Can We Help’ organization works very well and steady progress day by day. Dr Prashant Jain, a member of this organisation says that severe patients got help regularly from this organization whereas the process like palliation is very much effective for whose life are really in danger. Dr Roopesh Kumar Jain, Pain Management Specialist and senior physician of JK Medical College, Bhopal told that not only for the patient but for their distressed family also palliative care supports a lot.
CRISP conducts specially designed training prog
Bhopal: For enhancing the leadership skills and to enhance the professional efficiency of defence personnel, CRISP conducted five-day specially designed training programme on Leadership Development for the staff of Indian Coast Guard and Ship Building Center Vishakhapattnam. Participants from all over India attended the training programme. The basic objective of the programme was to help the defence personnel to enhance their leadership skills and to successfully manage stress, team conflict management to improve the personal and professional lifestyle. The training included expert sessions on stress and conflict management, transactional analysis, effective communication skills, motivation and some unique topics such as Neuro-linguistic programming, effective leadership through singing bowls.
503 illegal firearms confiscated: official
Bhopal: Chief Electoral Officer VL Kantha Rao has informed that since the model code of conduct has come into effect, 503 illegal firearms have been confiscated and 99,549 firearms have been deposited in the police stations during the period October 6 to 12, 2018 to maintain law and order in the state. During this period 7,039 non-bailable warrants have been served and prohibitory action has been taken against 14,775 people. Under the property defacement, 5,12,091 cases have been registered. Action has been taken in a total 4,81,505 cases. Out of 4,05,074 registered cases of government property defacement and 1,07,017 cases of private property defacement, action has been taken in 3,89,903 cases and 91,602 cases respectively. Similarly, during this period 1770 cases of misuse of vehicles have been registered in the state.
RSS chief arrives on two-day visit
Betul: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat arrived here on Saturday on a two-day visit to take part in the concluding event of the training session of the organisation's musical bands. An RSS functionary said Bhagwat is scheduled to address the concluding function, a closed-door event, of the 21-day training session titled Akhil Bharatiya Ghosh Prashikshan Varg.
The RSS' bands are similar to police ones and strike up music using drums, trumpets, bugles and other instruments to accompany the organisation's marches and drills. The functionary said around 125 master trainers of RSS bands, drawn from different parts of the country, are participating in the session being held at Bharat Bharti Residential School run by Sangh outfit Vidhya Bharti.