Step for better health services to labourers
Bhopal: Minister for Labour Mahendra Singh Sisodiya said that hospitals of Employees’ State Insurance services will be equipped with modern resources in order to provide better health services to the labourers of the organised sector. He gave instructions to make necessary arrangements in the hospitals within the next one month. Sisodiya mentioned that hospitals being run at four places of the state namely Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior and Dewas will be upgraded to enable labourers to get all the essential facilities from medical examinations to operation in one campus. He further stated that proper arrangement to provide facilities of pathology lab, ultra sound, sonography, x-ray and operation will be made. He also instructed to make arrangements for modern equipments in Operation Theater besides arrangement for surgeons and trained subordinate staff. Arrangement for generator set for electricity arrangement and water cooler will also be made in all the hospitals. Sisodiya instructed officials to make all the arrangements within the time limit.
80 students take part in Kathotia jungle camp
Bhopal: As many as 80 students of Delhi Public School, Bhopal thoroughly enjoyed Kathotia jungle camp developed 17 km away from Bhopal by Eco Tourism Board. The children actively took part in rope walking, bells of rope, rappelling and other adventurous activities. The Board took the children on a tour of the village and rock paintings during the jungle camp. The officials-employees of the Board also gave information to the students about the efforts being made for forest and wildlife protection, its usefulness and conservation for life. The Board gave jobs to the local persons for making food arrangements. They prepared Dal-Baafle and other local delicacies in their style and served it to the children who savoured it. It may be noted that the Eco Tourism Board is undertaking various adventurous activities in the jungle camp at Kathotia, Samardha and Kerwa around Bhopal. Apart from enjoying nature, people are also enjoying tourism.
Jai Kisan Crop Loan Waiver Scheme launched by Min
Bhopal: Woman and Child Development Minister Imarti Devi launched the Jai Kisan Crop Loan Waiver Scheme at Kariavati village of Dabra block in Gwalior district on Wednesday. She gave information to the farmers about the scheme and encouraged them to reap benefits. Imarti Devi made the farmers fill the application forms under the scheme and also gave them receipt. She instructed the officials so that the scheme could be implemented in a proper manner. No eligible farmer should remain deprived of the scheme. Information about the scheme should reach the farmers and they should be made to fill the application forms on time. Imarti Devi said that the farmers are being made to submit their applications in the gram panchayats under the scheme. Names of farmers with aadhar seeded loan accounts are in the green list. Names of farmers with non-aadhar seeded loan accounts are in the white list. Farmers whose names are not in both the lists and they wish to apply, they can fill pink forms.
IAS Probationers pay visit to CM
Bhopal: Probationer officers of State cadre Indian Administrative Service of year 2017 paid a courtesy visit to Chief Minister Kamal Nath at the Mantralaya on Wednesday. Director General Academy of Administration AP Shrivastava was also present on the occasion.
IGRMS organised Losar Festival
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya, Bhopal is being organised the Losar Festival from January 17 to 23, 2019 at the Himalaya Village open air exhibition area of Museum. For this festival, nine traditional artists are coming in museum under the leadership of Sonam Supari from ladakh. Losar festival, which has its origin in the 15th century, celebrates the Ladakhi or Tibetan New Year. It is regarded as the most important socio-religious event of Ladakh. Watching this beautiful festival is a life-time experience and it is something to look forward to. However, this must attend festival is a seven-day of fun and laughter that is usually celebrated between the months of January to March. The history of Losar dates back to the pre-Buddhist era in Tibet when a hefty amount of incense was offered to the deity. Today, during the festive month, the houses are cleaned; streets washed down and surrounding grasses are mowed to eradicate the evil omens. There are beautiful and bright colourful flags decorate everywhere and Lama-Losar offerings are made.