A blood donation camp organised by the Vindhya Dham chapter of Bharat Vikas Parishad on Sunday. Speaking on the occasion Dr Neeraj Tripathi said blood donation is an incomparable contribution to the society. President of the organisation Indu Gupta expressed satisfaction over awareness among the youth about the noble cause. She thanked Dr CB Jaiswal and Dr Mridula Jaiswal for their cooperation and members Rajendra Agrawal, Ashutosh Soni and others for their efforts for the success of the camp. The programme started with the Vande Mataram song and ended with the honouring of the blood donors. The programme was conducted by Shankar Roy in which Dr JK Jaiswal and others were present.
‘kalash yatra’: Block pramukh Rajgarh Gajendra Singh while addressing a programme organised in Bhagautideyi village under Rajgarh block on Sunday as chief guest said in order to instil spirit of nationalism and connect people with Amrit Mahotsav the ‘Meri Maati Mera Desh’ programme has been undertaken by the government. He appealed to people to be connected with the drive. He said the soil of each house from the entire country is being collected and it will be put in the park known as ‘Amrit Vatika’ which was to be constructed in Delhi. On the occasion a ‘kalash yatra’ was taken out and the pitcher was filled with soil and ‘akshat’ (rice) collected from the houses. The procession was led by Gajendra Singh and hundreds of people participated in it.
COUPLES REUNITE: Under the Project Milan programme six couples reunited through the Family Counselling Centre (FCC) located at Police Lines on Sunday. The said couples were living separately due to misunderstanding over trivial issues and the case was brought to the police which referred it to the FCC. After different sittings the couple agreed to live together. Incharge of the centre sub-inspector Shashi Tiwari, constable Pinki Jaiswal and counsellor Dr Krishna Singh along with the other were present during the counselling.
CLAIM: Uttar Pradesh Minister for Fisheries Dr Sanjay Nishad while addressing the media at City Club on Sunday claimed that Modi and Yogi governments are committed to the betterment of fishermen. He alleged that the earlier governments had dwarfed the community but now different schemes had been introduced by the government for empowering it.
Giving details about the schemes he said apart from training courses a welfare fund had been made which will help fishermen in promoting their traditional business. He further claimed that in the upcoming parliamentary elections NDA will win more than 300 seats and Narendra Modi will retain the post of PM. Earlier the minister addressed a training camp held for the fishermen and appealed to become skilled, avail the facilities of the government schemes and increase per capita income.