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  • Independence Day 2024: Independence Day is being celebrated with great pomp in the capital

    Sports Director Dr. Ravi Kumar Gupta with other officers, employees, players and trainers after flag hoisting at TT Nagar Stadium.

    Highlights

    Sports Director Dr. Ravi Gupta hoisted the flag at TT Nagar Stadium. Former IKCA President BS Kushwaha hoisted the flag at Chhote Talav. Collector Kaushlendra Vikram Singh hoisted the flag at Collector’s Office.

    Bhopal. The 78th Independence Day is being celebrated with great pomp in Madhya Pradesh, flag hoisting ceremonies are being organized at various places. There is a festive atmosphere in the entire city. People are celebrating Independence Day by hoisting the tricolour in their homes and vehicles. Flag hoisting programmes have been organized in schools, colleges, government and private offices. The tricolour is also fluttering on the sports grounds of the capital.

    Director Sports and Youth Welfare Department Dr. Ravi Kumar Gupta hoisted the flag at TT Nagar Stadium. On this occasion, Joint Director BS Yadav, District Sports Officer Vani Sahu, Vikas Kharadkar, Rubika Diwan, Sanjeev Gupta, Kshipra Srivastava, CEO KK Upadhyay were present.

    Collector Kaushlendra Vikram Singh hoisted the flag at Bhopal Collector’s office. During this time, all ADMs, SDMs, Deputy Collectors, Tehsildars and other officers and employees were present.

    Independence Day was celebrated by the students in Nav Yuvak Sabha School located in Sant Hirda Ram Nagar. The girl students did a march past.

    The mayor hoisted the flag at ISBT

    Mayor Malti Rai saluted the flag on the occasion of 78th Independence Day at the ISBT office of the Municipal Corporation. On this occasion, children of corporation employees and health officials were also honored.

  • Bhopal’s Pawani became the youngest female Ironman in the country, she cycled 90 KM with swimming and ran 21 km

    Ironman 70.3 Championship held in Philippines

    Highlights

    Pawani became a female Ironman at the age of 18. She completed the Ironman Championship held in Philippines in 7 hours 22 minutes. She completed swimming and cycling.

    Naiduniya Representative, Bhopal: Bhopal’s daughter Pawan Sapkal has become the country’s youngest female Ironman. She achieved this feat in the Ironman 70.3 Championship held recently in Davao, Philippines. 24 participants from many countries participated in the championship.

    90km cycling

    Pavani participated in the 18 to 24 age group. She turned 18 just three days before the championship. Pavani swam 1.9 km in the sea in the championship, followed by cycling 90 km, then completed a 21.1 km half marathon. She completed all three difficult activities in just seven hours and 22 minutes while the cutoff was eight hours and 30 minutes.

    keep yourself hydrated in hot weather

    Pawani said that the weather in Philippines was hot, it felt like our country but the humidity was very high so cycling and running activities became difficult but I did not let there be a shortage of water in my body and by managing the time I achieved the target in the given time.

    Training in Bhopal, top in studies too

    Pawan is a class 12 student in a private school in Bhopal. Her father Praveen Sapkal is Bhopal’s first Ironman. From the age of seven, she used to go with her father to prepare for Ironman. She used to cycle and run in Van Vihar. She used to swim in Rajiv Gandhi Taran Pushkar.

    Pawan is as good in studies as she is in sports. She takes NEET coaching for eight hours. Her mother is a teacher and she has a younger brother. Her goal is to become a doctor.

    Pavani’s father is preparing her for Ironman

    Pawan’s father Praveen Sapkal has trained 13 Ironmen from Bhopal so far. He has formed a group named Super Athlete, where he prepares people to become Ironmen.

  • Lokayukta raids the residence of retired superintending engineer of Bhopal Municipal Corporation

    Retired engineer’s residence, where the raid was conducted.

    Highlights

    The retired engineer’s residence is located in Lalghati area. The Lokayukta team is investigating documents and other things.

    Navdunia Representative, Bhopal Bhopal Crime News. In the capital, the Lokayukta police raided the residence of retired superintending engineer of the municipal corporation Pradeep Kumar Jain in Lord Colony on Airport Road on Friday morning. The Lokayukta police had received a complaint against him for accumulating assets disproportionate to his income, on the basis of which this action has been taken. The Lokayukta has registered a case against him under the Anti-Corruption Act.

    During the raid, Jain’s cash worth more than one lakh rupees and gold and silver jewellery were recovered. Apart from this, land and property papers were found at more than ten places in Bhopal, which are being investigated. He has recently returned from a trip to Canada.

    Contractual appointment received in Smart City

    After retiring from the Municipal Corporation, PK Jain is currently on contractual appointment in the Smart City Company. He is working as the Chief Engineer in charge in Smart City. News updating…

  • Smart City Bhopal: Bhopal’s master plan will be made afresh, old draft cancelled, new committee reconstituted

    The master plan will be prepared on the basis of the estimated population of the year 2047

    Highlights

    Bhopal Master Plan draft will be prepared afresh so that the city can be developed properly. Provisions should be made for permissions to expand houses.

    State Bureau, Naiduniya, Bhopal. The master plan of the capital Bhopal will now be made afresh. The Urban Administration Department has cancelled the draft of the Bhopal Master Plan made three years ago and has reconstituted the committee to make it afresh. The Bhopal Municipal Corporation Mayor, District Panchayat Chairman, Lok Sabha Member, all the MLAs of Bhopal, Bhopal Development Authority Chairman, Sarpanchs of 74 villages, representatives of senior officers of the district administration have been made members in it.

    The Joint Director of Nagar and Gram Nivesh Bhopal will be the convener of the committee. Let us tell you that this change has been made on the instructions of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav and Urban Development and Housing Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya. The government’s intention behind this is that the draft of the master plan can be prepared afresh so that the city can be developed properly.

    These people are in the team

    Apart from the officials, architects and engineers have also been included in this committee so that attention can be paid to all aspects of planning and designing. Here, Urban Development and Housing Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya has instructed the officials to prepare a master plan keeping in mind the future needs of the city. All sections should be taken care of in this.

    The catchment area of ​​the city’s rivers and ponds should be reserved and work should be done to preserve it by planting trees there. Keeping in mind the future requirements, provisions should be made for permissions to expand roads and houses.

    The master plan was to come in August

    Bhopal’s new master plan, which was stuck for 20 years, was to be released in August. Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya had said that the master plan would be implemented by August, but due to the displeasure of the public representatives, the master plan was cancelled and a new master plan will be made. Bhopal’s new master plan will be prepared on the basis of the estimated population of the year 2047.

    New drafting begins TNCP (Town and Country Planning) has started making a new draft of the master plan. Let us tell you, the time period of the master plan of Indore, Jabalpur and Gwalior has ended in 2021. The master plan of Bhopal came in 1995, at that time the population of Bhopal was 10 to 15 lakhs. The period of the master plan has ended in December 2005 itself. Since then, the unplanned development of Bhopal city is becoming a public problem.

  • MP Nursing Exam: Nursing exam postponed for one and a quarter month, now it will be held in September

    The university has changed the dates of question papers for the session 2021-22 and has also revised the exam application date. – (File photo)

    Highlights

    Exam date of session 2021-22 extended. Exam postponed on the direction of High Court. About 30,000 students from 450 nursing colleges.

    Naiduniya Representative, Jabalpur. Madhya Pradesh Medical University has postponed the exam date of the first year of nursing courses of session 2021-22 by about a month and a quarter. This exam will now be conducted in September. The university has released the revised schedule of the exam. On July 29, the High Court has given instructions to include students of ineligible nursing colleges in the examination as well. Under this order, pre-examination enrollment is to be issued to the students of the concerned colleges.

    To complete the process, the university has postponed the question papers proposed from 6 August. Now the examination will be held next month on the new date. Earlier, it was announced that the examination of first year post basic B.Sc. Nursing will be held from 6 August, B.Sc. Nursing from 8 August and M.Sc. Nursing from 18 August.

    This is the whole matter

    The university had made preparations to conduct the examination of the students of session 2021-22 of 169 nursing colleges found eligible in the CBI investigation and 73 deficit (with some deficiencies) nursing colleges. Now it has been decided to include the students of 66 nursing colleges found ineligible in the CBI investigation in the examination.

    At the same time, about 130 nursing colleges of Gwalior-Chambal division have taken a stay from the Supreme Court against the CBI investigation. In such a situation, now the examination of 450 nursing colleges of all categories will be held simultaneously. There will be more than 30 thousand candidates. The process of enrollment of nursing students who have got relief has been started.

    You can apply till 9 September

    The university has changed the dates of the question paper of the session 2021-22 and has also revised the date of examination application. Students have been allowed to apply till 9 September without late fee. After this, applications will be accepted for 2 days with a late fee of Rs 500. The application process will be online. The college management will be responsible for checking the names, qualifications, enrollment and other details of the admitted students uploaded on the portal. The principal of the concerned college will be responsible for any discrepancy.

    As per the court’s instructions, preparations for the nursing examination of session 2021-22 have been started. To avoid further delay in these examinations, the working council has already taken a decision in the interest of all the students. Some time was needed for the enrollment process of the students of the remaining colleges. Therefore, the exam dates have been revised. As per the new schedule, the examination will be held at the scheduled time. – Dr. Pushpraj Singh Baghel, Registrar, MP Medical University

    New dates of exam

    BSc Nursing First Year: 20 September to 3 October. MSc Nursing First Year: 24 September to 3 October. PBSc Nursing First Year: 19 September to 9 October.

  • Delhi Coaching Centre Deaths: Alert in MP over coaching accident in Delhi, coaching institutes running in basement will be investigated

    Army will also help in case of excessive rain and flood, Collector should inform on time

    Highlights

    Three students died due to waterlogging in basement in Delhi. CM Dr. Mohan Yadav ordered that coaching basement be inspected and has given instructions through video conference with Commissioner-Collector.

    State Bureau, Naiduniya, Bhopal. The state government has also become alert after the incident of death of three students due to water logging in the basement of a coaching institute in Delhi. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, in a video conference organized with the Commissioner-Collector to deal with the situation of heavy rain and flood, termed the incident in Delhi as painful and ordered an investigation of the coaching centers operating in the basements of the state. He said that it should be ensured that there is proper arrangement for water drainage in such coaching institutes.

    The Chief Minister said that to ensure that there is no loss of life anywhere in the state, all the collectors should assign responsibilities to the administrative staff in the districts under their leadership. The flood control room should work 24 hours. There should be no lack of coordination. If the army is required anywhere to save people’s lives, the collector should inform on time.

    When the flow is high, traffic should not be allowed on bridges and culverts. In the meeting, the Chief Minister told the Public Works Department officials that safety arrangements should be ensured on such bridges where accidents have happened earlier.

    If there is waterlogging on the bridges, do not let people go

    If water is released from dams, inform the affected districts first. Rescue teams should also be available at such places. Be alert so that there is no loss of life. Officers and employees on control room duty should remain alert 24 hours. Take the services of scouts, guides and charitable organizations as per requirement. Before the meeting, Chief Secretary Veera Rana gave instructions to all the districts of the state regarding dealing with the situation of excessive rain and flood.

    There should be no lack in security of devotees in temples

    The Chief Minister said that a large number of devotees visit temples during the month of Saavan. This should be assessed district-wise. The routes leading to religious places and those religious places which are near water sources should be monitored. During this, information was taken from Ujjain Commissioner, Shajapur, Narmadapuram, Jabalpur and Katni Collectors about the rainfall situation and the possibility of floods.

    Instructions for water drainage and safe electrical arrangements- In the meeting, Principal Secretary of Urban Development Department, Neeraj Mandloi informed that in case of waterlogging in coaching institutes running in basements in the state, instructions have been given to look into the water drainage system and ensure safe electrical arrangements.

    Additional Chief Secretary Dr. Rajesh Rajora said that commissioners of 16 municipal corporations also joined the meeting and they have been asked to inspect coaching institutes, other Dharamshalas and institutions running in the basement.

  • Brother and sister were bitten by a snake, brother died and sister was admitted to Hamidia Hospital

    File photo of a snake.

    Highlights

    Every day, all snake catchers receive about 100 calls. About 40 percent of these calls are about poisonous snakes. Both the siblings were bitten by snakes at different times.

    Navdunia Representative, Bhopal. Do not resort to black magic if you are bitten by a snake, otherwise death is certain. A week ago, Rahul (name changed), a resident of a rural area, was bitten by a snake. His family took him to a person in the village for black magic. When his condition worsened, he was declared dead when he was taken to the hospital.

    During this time, his sister Renu (name changed) who was alone at home was also bitten by a snake. When the family reached home, she was unconscious. She was admitted to Hamidia Hospital. Where she is now out of danger. Snake catcher Diwan Ahuja told that during monsoon, all snake catchers get about 100 calls daily. On reaching the spot, about 40 percent of the snakes are found to be poisonous. Which mainly includes viper, krait and cobra.

    their saying

    The sooner a snakebite patient reaches the hospital, the greater are his chances of survival. The hospital has complete arrangements for the treatment of snakebite victims. Every year, more cases come during the rainy season.

    -Dr. Suneet Tandon, Superintendent, Hamidia Hospital

  • Cooperative Society Elections: Cooperative society elections postponed again, membership list could not be prepared

    There are 4,534 primary agricultural credit cooperative societies in the state. Their elections were held in the year 2013. – (File photo)

    Highlights

    The process was supposed to start from June 26 but has not happened yet. The process is likely to start again after the monsoon. About 50 lakh farmers are associated with the cooperative societies.

    State Bureau, Naiduniya, Bhopal. The elections of cooperative societies are not being held in the state for a long time. Its process started on the instructions of the High Court, but the member list could not be prepared, so the elections have been postponed again. The work got affected due to farmers being busy in sowing Kharif crops. In view of this, now preparations are being made to hold elections after the monsoon. It is worth mentioning that the elections of Primary Agricultural Credit Cooperative Society, District Cooperative Central Bank and Apex Bank were held in the state in the year 2013. Since then, only administrators are posted.

    About 50 lakh farmers are associated with the cooperative societies of the state. There are 4,534 primary agricultural credit cooperative societies in the state. Their elections were held in the year 2013. The tenure of their board of directors was till the year 2018. After this, the government did not conduct elections, due to which elections of the board of directors of the District Cooperative Central Bank and Apex Bank were also not held. Whereas, there is a provision to hold elections every 5 years.

    In case of no elections, an administrator can be appointed first for 6 months and then for a maximum of 1 year, but this period has also passed. Regarding this, the Madhya Pradesh High Court had directed the government to conduct elections for the Primary Agricultural Credit Cooperative Societies. The State Cooperative Election Authority had released the election program in four phases from 26 June to 9 September. In which voting was proposed on 8, 11, 28 August and 4 September, but the election process has not started yet.

    Sources say that the government does not want to hold elections right now, so this is not being given attention. The elections have been postponed citing the membership list not being ready and the farmers being busy sowing Kharif crops. Now these can be held in October-November after the monsoon is over.

    Due to this reason elections got postponed

    Immediately after their election, the then Shivraj government postponed them in view of the assembly elections. After this, the Kamal Nath government, which came to power, extended it due to the Kisan Karj Mafi Yojana and the Lok Sabha elections and appointed administrators in the district banks. Since then these elections have been postponed. Meanwhile, the matter reached the High Court. The High Court gave instructions to conduct the elections, on which the State Cooperative Election Authority also released the program but due to the Lok Sabha elections, these were postponed again.

    There will be no elections for ineligible committees

    Departmental officials say that elections will not be held for those committees which are ineligible for various reasons. This includes institutions declared ineligible for not paying the amount of fertilizers and seeds, irregularities in the procurement of wheat, paddy and other crops or for other reasons.

    Elections on non-party basis but political interference is complete

    The elections of cooperative societies are held on a non-party basis, but political parties have full interference in them. BJP and Congress have cooperative cells, which make all the arrangements for the elections. Congress has also formed a committee for the elections comprising former cooperative minister Bhagwan Singh Yadav, Dr. Govind Singh, former Union minister Arun Yadav and Rajya Sabha member Ashok Singh.

  • Economic Survey: Madhya Pradesh gets ‘applause’ in Economic Survey, mention of Indore’s Bio CNG plant, Ken-Betwa project

    Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday tabled the Economic Survey 2023 in the Parliament.

    Highlights

    Indore’s biofuel plant presented as a case study. Parvati-Kalisindh-Chambal link project also mentioned. Bhavantar payment scheme also praised in the economic survey.

    State Bureau, Naiduniya, Bhopal. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the country’s Economic Survey 2023 in Parliament on Monday. In this, the efforts made in the socio-economic sector in Madhya Pradesh were appreciated. Under the Swachh Bharat Mission, Indore’s 500 tonne per day production capacity biofuel plant was presented as a case study, while Ken-Betwa and the converted Parvati-Kalisindh-Chambal link project have been mentioned.

    Bhavantar scheme also discussed

    The Bhavantar Bhugtan Yojana implemented to ensure fair price of the produce to the farmers has also been discussed. Under the Swachh Bharat Mission, Indore of the state is a role model for the entire country. A biofuel plant with a production capacity of 500 tonnes per day was set up here by the Indore Municipal Corporation in 2021.

    This plant is operated on the basis of public-private partnership on the model of design-build-finance-operate and transfer. It produces about 17 thousand kg of bio-CNG per day. This plant has helped in preventing 1 lakh 30 thousand tonnes of carbon dioxide emission annually.

    The Indore bio-CNG plant has a processing capacity of 400 metric tonnes per day. It processes organic waste, producing 14.8 metric tonnes of bio-CNG and 80 metric tonnes of fermented organic manure per day.

    Apart from this, Ken-Betwa Link Project, Parvati-Kalisindh Chambal Link Project have been mentioned in the survey. Ken-Betwa Link Project is the first project of the country. This project of Rs 39,317 crore will be implemented by the state with the cooperation of Uttar Pradesh and Central Government.

    Madhya Pradesh is among the states that have achieved the target

    The survey mentions the Niti Aayog’s Sustainable Development Goal Index 2023-24 and states that Madhya Pradesh is among the 10 new states that have been ahead in achieving the goals of sustainable development. Madhya Pradesh is among the fastest growing states with 15 points between 2018 and 2023-24. The survey also discusses the Bhavantar Bhugtan Yojana of Madhya Pradesh while mentioning the framework of the farmer-friendly policy.

  • Nine thousand teacher posts will be filled in the state, even after this 70 thousand posts will remain vacant

    Symbolic picture.

    Highlights

    There are about 79 thousand vacancies in government schools. There is only one teacher in 18 thousand schools. About 26 thousand posts were filled in five years.

    Navdunia Representative, Bhopal. Recruitment will be done for nine thousand teacher posts in the government schools of the state. Secondary and primary teacher recruitment exams will be conducted in August. These include posts of subject teachers as well as sports and singing-instrumental teachers.

    Teachers of Hindi, English, Sanskrit language, mathematics, science and social sciences will be recruited for secondary and primary schools. Along with this, teachers of singing, playing instruments, dance and sports will also be recruited. MP Employees Selection Board (ESB) has prepared the exam calendar.

    Preparations are on to conduct the secondary and primary teacher recruitment exam in August. Candidates who have passed the eligibility test in 2018 and 2023 will also be able to participate in it. Due to the shortage of teachers in the government schools of the state, the level of education is falling.

    The reason for this is that about 79 thousand posts of higher secondary, secondary and primary teachers are vacant in government schools. However, even after recruitment on nine thousand posts this year, about 70 thousand posts will remain vacant. At the same time, 18 thousand government schools in the state are being run with the help of one teacher.

    About 26 thousand posts were filled in five years

    The recruitment process for higher secondary and secondary teachers was started in 2018. The exam results were declared in 2019. 40 thousand teachers were to be appointed in this, but the department approved only 20 and a half thousand posts and this process could not be completed even after five years. Even now, after recruitment on about 26 thousand posts of higher secondary, secondary and primary teachers, about 79 thousand posts remained vacant.

    State-wide data

    Number of government schools- 1 lakh 22 thousand

    Number of students- 1 crore 10 lakh

    Number of sanctioned posts of teachers- three lakh 16 hundred 20

    Number of working posts of teachers- 2 lakh 26 thousand 234

    Number of vacant posts of teachers -79 thousand 496

    Number of teachers appointed in five years- 26 thousand

    Category wise data

    higher secondary teacher

    Sanctioned Post- 42,620

    Employed -21,134

    Vacant Posts- 21,496

    Secondary Teacher

    Sanctioned post- 1,11,000

    Employed -61,000

    Vacant Posts- 50,000

    Primary Teacher

    Sanctioned Post- 1,48,000

    Employed – 1,40,000

    Vacant posts- 8,000

    They say that

    -The shortage of teachers in government schools will be met. Information about the vacant posts has been sent to the government. By this year, recruitment will be done on nine thousand posts.

    Shilpa Gupta, Commissioner, Directorate of Public Instruction