Yuva Sammelan to be held on Aug 26
Bhopal: A grand Yuva Sammelan will be held for providing guidance and motivation to youths regarding employment and self-employment at lal Parade Ground on August 26. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan will be the chief guest at the convention being organised by Commerce, Industries and Employment Department. Industries Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya will preside over the function. About 25,000 youths including those benefited under various self-employment schemes, talented students, skill development trainees and job fair beneficiaries will participate in the convention, which will get underway at 10.30 am. Successful young entrepreneurs will share their experiences. Apart from information about employment and self-employment, loans will also distributed to eligible beneficiaries.
Govt to give scholarship to SC, ST students
Bhopal: The State Government will give research scholarship of PhD to 44 SC and 56 ST students during year 2013-14. It has invited applications for them till October 31. Of these, 15 SC students each and 19 ST students each will be given research scholarships in Science and Commerce faculties whereas 14 SC and 18 ST students in Arts Faculty will be sanctioned scholarship for PhD. Income of students’ family should not exceed Rs 3 lakh per annum. Selected candidates will be provided Rs 16,000 per month scholarship each. Researchers will be selected on the basis of merit list at post-graduate level.
AWWA Day celebrated at Family Welfare Centre
Mhow: AWWA Day was celebration at Family Welfare Centre (SUKRITI), MCTE on August 23. Ruby Singh, Deputy Chairperson, AWWA MCTE lit the lamp and inaugurate the function. The wives of the soldiers participated actively in a Quiz competition which held everyone spellbound. Colorful Rangolis adorned the stage artistically created with waste material. PK Jamjut from Getwell Hospital, Mhow delivered a useful lecture on MTP for all the ladies who had assembled. Attractive prizes and certificates were distributed to all deserving winners on this occasion by Ruby Singh. In her speech she emphasized the important role played by AWWA and various activities that are being carried out for their overall development.
Drafting, translation competition held at BHEl
Bhopal: Under the banner of Hindi month-2013; noting, drafting and translation competition was held on Saturday at BHEl, Bhopal. More than 69 employees took active participation in the competition. Mukesh Mangla, Additional General Manager (HlE) was present as the Chief Guest whereas Mukesh Arora Additional General Manager (IFX) was present as the Guest of Honour. Mangla speaking on this occasion appreciated the participation of the employees in large number. Arora in his address said that with the advancement of technology, working in Hindi has become much easier than before. Harish Singh Bagwar, Manager (Rajbhasa) coordinated the entire programme. Vinodanand Jha, Sr Manager (P&PR), Balkrishna Pandey, Engineer Trainee (TEX) and Amarjeet Pandey, Asstt.Engineer, Grade-I (HCM) were present as the members of the jury. Pandey threw light on the important points of the competition.
Air service between Gwalior-Mumbai begins
Gwalior: The Union Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh informed the Union Minister State for Energy independent charge that air service between Gwalior and Mumbai of Air India has been restarted. It may be noted that the air service from Gwalior to Delhi and Gwalior to Mumbai had been discontinued in the month of February since than Scindia had been making efforts to restart the air service. In the letter sent from Union Civil aviation ministry to Scindia it was clarified that the air service would run from Mumbai to Gwalior on Monday and Thursday while between Mumbai and Agra the return flight would be on Tuesday and Friday. For these services a 70 seats CRJ plane would be used. Scindia thanked Ajit Singh for restoring air service between Gwalior, Mumbai and Delhi.
2 out of 4 new gengue cases in Arera Colony
Bhopal: Since, 10 cases have been reported from this posh locality, Arera colony continued to be the epicentre of dengue outbreak this year. According to district malaria office (DMO) two of the four new cases are from E-7, Arera colony, while once each from Saket Nagar and Ayodhya bypass areas.
Tigress gives birth to 3 cubs in Panna Reserve
Bhopal: A tigress gave birth to three cubs in Panna Tiger Reserve. The mother of the cubs has been identified as T-4, who was brought to Panna from Kanha national park couple of years ago. Deputy Director of the Tiger Reserve VS Parihar told that the tigress has not completely adapted the new premises. He stated that he had seen the cubs on Saturday and clicked their photographs. He further said that in November 2011 too, it had given birth to two cubs. After they remained associated with their mother for around one year, now they have been separated from the mother and left in other regions of the Reserve. Parihar told that these new members in the Tiger Reserve are a matter of pride for the Reserve and Madhya Pradesh.