SBI Ladies Club donates printer, table
Bhopal:The SBI Ladies Club donated printer, table and almirah at Government High School, Habibganj in BHEL.
Venus Arora, President of SBI Ladies Club, presented the equipments to Usha Bhaduria, Principal of the school, at a dignified ceremony held at the Government High School Habibganj BHEL.
In her address on the occasion, Arora said that the State Bank Women’s Club under its social obligation provides assistance to government and non-government institutions to meet the needs of the needy. The activities of THE SBI Women Ladies Club are mainly focused on education, health and environmental protection and promotion to help the disabled and the underprivileged.
Arora lauded the efforts being made by the school management for the development of education and well- being of the children and motivated the children to become responsible citizens and be useful to the society while wishing them a bright future.
Also present on the occasion were Vandana Saxena, Vice-president, Diksha Bansal,Secretary and other office bearers of SBI Ladies Club along with the students of the school.
Inter-School speech competition held
Bhopal: Under the auspices of Vigilance Department and BSM Division of BHEL Bhopal, an Inter-School speech competition was held on Saturday in Vikram Higher Secondary School on the theme ‘Integrity – A Way of Life’. Principal Ruby Kundu welcomed all the guests. BHEL’s Head of Vigilance, AGM Amit Sharma, shed light on the purpose and importance of celebrating vigilance awareness week. On this occasion, Chief Guest M Isadore, GM (HR) said in his address that everybody has got equal opportunity in our nation, and it is our duty to work with full integrity towards our own and our nation’s prosperity.
Isadore also distributed prizes to the winners. Surabhi Sharma and Cheshta Singh of Carmel Convent School, and Nitya Sharma of Jawaharlal Nehru School bagged first Prize in their respective groups. DGM (Vigilance)
Pankaj Jha proposed the vote of thanks. Other senior officials of BHEL, Sanjay Dhavle, AGM (Vigilance), Ashutosh Chatterjee DGM (MEX) and Secretary BSM, and BN Choudhary Sr Engr (Vigilance) were also present on this occasion.
Edu Min attends Parents-Teachers meet
Bhopal: School Education Minister Prabhuram Chaudhary attended the Parents-Teachers Association meetings in Government schools of Sehore district. He went through the answer sheets of the students and interacted with the parents.
Chaudhary said that NCERT course will be implemented in Class IX and X standard in all government schools from next academic session. He informed that teachers are being recruited in vacant posts in schools soon. In a discussion with parents, Chaudhary said that in order to improve the standard of education in government schools, Parents-Teachers Association meetings will be held once in every three months, in which parents and teachers will have an open discussion on students’ education and their problems. Chaudhary said that Madhya Pradesh is the first state in the country, where the tradition of transfer of teachers as per their convenience has been started online.
The School Education Minister issued instructions for the construction of auditorium and boundary wall in the school. He said that school grounds must be kept free from encroachments.
Minister listens to problems of residents
Gwalior: Food-Civil Supplies and Consumer Protection Minister Pradyuman Singh Tomar visited the areas of Shanti Nagar, Laxmibai Colony and other areas in Gwalior city and heard the problems of the residents and also ensured their redressal.
Tomar inspected the cleanliness arrangements in the colonies. He gave a message of cleanliness to the residents by joining in the cleaning process with the sanitation workers in local ward-36.
The Minister reached Government Girls School at Gende Wali Road and had meals with the children to assess the quality of food. He announced a grant of Rs 5 lakh from the voluntary fund to develop the park during his visit to Shanti Nagar.
Minister orders uninterrupted power supply
Bhopal: Energy Minister Priyavrat Singh has instructed officials to ensure uninterrupted power supply in the entire State from October 25 to 29 in view of the festival of Diwali. During this period, no line or sub-center should be shut down for maintenance and construction work.
The Energy Minister directed that all sub-centres, Fuse of Call Centres and other important places should deploy employees and officers. Resolve consumer complaints immediately. He told to ensure that all maintenance and construction work is completed before October 25.