Raipur, November 04, 2010
The social welfare organisation Vakta Manch will organise Diwali programme at Kutchery chowk to celebrate the festival with the kids on November 7, 2010. The programme will commence at 7 pm and the members of the organisation would attend it along with their family. On the occasion, the organisation will also distribute sweets and crackers to the children of the ashram, informed Vakta Manch secretary Devendra Singh Chawla.
Symposium on malnutrition
Raipur, November 04, 2010
The Chhattisgarh Swasthya Parishad (CSP) celebrated Bharatiya Swasthya Diwas at Bal Bhawan on Dhanvantari Jayanti on November 3. On the occasion, the CSP also organised a symposium on malnutrition and its solution. The chief guest of the programme Padma Shree Dr Mahadev Prasad Pandey emphasised on global discussion over ayurveda and its possibilities in the field of medical science. Keyur Bhushan who presided over the programme felt that such symposiums should be regularly organised in Ayurvedic College as well as other academic institutions. Senior podiatrist Dr Vijay Makhija informed in detail about the easy and convenient treatment method of malnutrition in children. The principal of Ayurvedic College Dr DK Tiwari shed light on ayurvedic method to treat malnutrition.
CM releases Chhattisgarh Darshan
Raipur, November 04, 2010
Chief Minister Raman Singh released a book written on state’s art, culture, history and geographical specialties – Chhattisgarh Darshan at his residence on Thursday morning. The book contains 28 articles written by different subject experts and authors. The book has been edited and compiled by Lalit Mishra and Sarita Mishra.
Jangde pays courtesy visit to CM
Raipur, November 04, 2010
Freedom fighter and former Parliamentarian Resham Lal Jangde paid courtesy to Chief Minister Raman Singh at his residence on Thursday night. The CM extended his greeting to Jangde who was felicitated by the state government with Guru Ghasidas award during Rajyotsav 2010. On the occasion, Chhattisgarh Mineral Development Corporation (CMDC) chairman Gaurishankar Agrawal.
CM invited in symposium
Raipur, November 04, 2010
Chhattisgarh Asmita Pratishthan (CAP) will soon organise a symposium on subject – Bhagwan Shree Ram Ke Van Gaman Path (the route of Lord Rama’s exile) in the capital. In this regard, the CAP research members on the subject comprising Dr Mannulal Yadu, Shyam Bais and Radhakrishna Gupta and others met Chief Minister Raman Singh on Thursday and invited him in the inaugural ceremony of the symposium. The members informed the CM that their research team journeyed from Raipur to Rameshwaram last month from October 17-29 to fetch more information on the Lord Rama’s exile route. The team discovered the route in state’s Koria to Bastar region to southern parts of the country. The research team also visited Dhanushkoti, some 16 km away from Rameshwaram, which is the place from where Lord Rama’s vanar sena had commenced bridge construction. The CM appreciated the efforts made by the CAP research team to discover Lord Rama’s exile route.
CBI probe demanded on ration card prints recovery
Congress corporators warn state government of aggressive agitation if action not taken against guilty people
Raipur, November 04, 2010
The RMC’s Congress corporators have demanded CBI inquiry into the recovery of 14,000 rations card prints from a printing press near Sarjubandha Talab in Tikarapara. All these ration card prints belong to the beneficiaries under BPL category. The Congress corporators have warned the state government of aggressive agitation if it would not take prompt action against the guilty people. In this connection, a meeting of Congress corporators held at Congress Bhawan on Thursday.
Notably, the prints of ration cards under Annapurna Anna Yojana were recovered from the press building that was demolished by municipal corporation as its owners Rajkishore and Naval Kishore Agrawal had raised the edifice illegally on the encroached land spawning in about 0.291 hectare.
The Agrawals got work order to printing about 125,000 cover pages of the ration cards from Vikas Kapoor, owner of Urla-based Techno Printer back in 2007-08. Agrawals had already printed 1,10,000 cover pages and dispatched to the Techno Printer. The remaining cover pages were also printed later but were not dispatched because of poor lamination.
The Congress corporators sniff fake ration card scam in this episode as the press owner kept the cover pages safe for more than two years instead of destroying them.
The Techno Printer owner Kapoor frequently gets order from Chhattisgarh Text Book Corporation (CTBC) and Samvad. After the prints of ration cards were recovered from the press of Agrawals, Kapoor informed that he had obtained order from Samvad to print 4, 00,000 ration card covers of which he outsourced the work of about 1,25,000 to Agrawals. But when inquired, neither Kapoor could produce evidence pertaining to Samvad orders nor Agrawals had any documents indicating that they got job order from Techno Printer.
45 firemen to keep an eye on fire-related mishaps today
Raipur, November 04, 2010
The municipal corporation has constituted a team of 45 firemen to keep a constant vigil on fire-related accidents in the city as well as its adjoining rural pockets on the occasion of Diwali on Friday. In this regard the municipal’s Fire department has cancelled weekly holidays of its staffers till November 7, 2010.
Presently, there are 60 fire fighting staffers of which 45 would be on duty in three shifts (15 in one shift each) on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The remaining 15 firemen would be kept as buffer team that would promptly be pressed to the locations that would require additional rescue personnel.
The civic Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary informed that the teams had been formed considering likeliness of mishaps in the next three days due to bursting of crackers.
The Fire department superintendent Moinuddin Asharfee informed that there are nine fire fighting vehicles of which seven are water tankers while two are foam tankers and hoped that the entire crew would diligently handle any untoward occurrence.
Notably, there was no fire-related incident on Diwali last year and the municipal corporation hopes that this year too the citizens would burst the crackers safely.
The social welfare organisation Vakta Manch will organise Diwali programme at Kutchery chowk to celebrate the festival with the kids on November 7, 2010. The programme will commence at 7 pm and the members of the organisation would attend it along with their family. On the occasion, the organisation will also distribute sweets and crackers to the children of the ashram, informed Vakta Manch secretary Devendra Singh Chawla.
Symposium on malnutrition
Raipur, November 04, 2010
The Chhattisgarh Swasthya Parishad (CSP) celebrated Bharatiya Swasthya Diwas at Bal Bhawan on Dhanvantari Jayanti on November 3. On the occasion, the CSP also organised a symposium on malnutrition and its solution. The chief guest of the programme Padma Shree Dr Mahadev Prasad Pandey emphasised on global discussion over ayurveda and its possibilities in the field of medical science. Keyur Bhushan who presided over the programme felt that such symposiums should be regularly organised in Ayurvedic College as well as other academic institutions. Senior podiatrist Dr Vijay Makhija informed in detail about the easy and convenient treatment method of malnutrition in children. The principal of Ayurvedic College Dr DK Tiwari shed light on ayurvedic method to treat malnutrition.
CM releases Chhattisgarh Darshan
Raipur, November 04, 2010
Chief Minister Raman Singh released a book written on state’s art, culture, history and geographical specialties – Chhattisgarh Darshan at his residence on Thursday morning. The book contains 28 articles written by different subject experts and authors. The book has been edited and compiled by Lalit Mishra and Sarita Mishra.
Jangde pays courtesy visit to CM
Raipur, November 04, 2010
Freedom fighter and former Parliamentarian Resham Lal Jangde paid courtesy to Chief Minister Raman Singh at his residence on Thursday night. The CM extended his greeting to Jangde who was felicitated by the state government with Guru Ghasidas award during Rajyotsav 2010. On the occasion, Chhattisgarh Mineral Development Corporation (CMDC) chairman Gaurishankar Agrawal.
CM invited in symposium
Raipur, November 04, 2010
Chhattisgarh Asmita Pratishthan (CAP) will soon organise a symposium on subject – Bhagwan Shree Ram Ke Van Gaman Path (the route of Lord Rama’s exile) in the capital. In this regard, the CAP research members on the subject comprising Dr Mannulal Yadu, Shyam Bais and Radhakrishna Gupta and others met Chief Minister Raman Singh on Thursday and invited him in the inaugural ceremony of the symposium. The members informed the CM that their research team journeyed from Raipur to Rameshwaram last month from October 17-29 to fetch more information on the Lord Rama’s exile route. The team discovered the route in state’s Koria to Bastar region to southern parts of the country. The research team also visited Dhanushkoti, some 16 km away from Rameshwaram, which is the place from where Lord Rama’s vanar sena had commenced bridge construction. The CM appreciated the efforts made by the CAP research team to discover Lord Rama’s exile route.
CBI probe demanded on ration card prints recovery
Congress corporators warn state government of aggressive agitation if action not taken against guilty people
Raipur, November 04, 2010
The RMC’s Congress corporators have demanded CBI inquiry into the recovery of 14,000 rations card prints from a printing press near Sarjubandha Talab in Tikarapara. All these ration card prints belong to the beneficiaries under BPL category. The Congress corporators have warned the state government of aggressive agitation if it would not take prompt action against the guilty people. In this connection, a meeting of Congress corporators held at Congress Bhawan on Thursday.
Notably, the prints of ration cards under Annapurna Anna Yojana were recovered from the press building that was demolished by municipal corporation as its owners Rajkishore and Naval Kishore Agrawal had raised the edifice illegally on the encroached land spawning in about 0.291 hectare.
The Agrawals got work order to printing about 125,000 cover pages of the ration cards from Vikas Kapoor, owner of Urla-based Techno Printer back in 2007-08. Agrawals had already printed 1,10,000 cover pages and dispatched to the Techno Printer. The remaining cover pages were also printed later but were not dispatched because of poor lamination.
The Congress corporators sniff fake ration card scam in this episode as the press owner kept the cover pages safe for more than two years instead of destroying them.
The Techno Printer owner Kapoor frequently gets order from Chhattisgarh Text Book Corporation (CTBC) and Samvad. After the prints of ration cards were recovered from the press of Agrawals, Kapoor informed that he had obtained order from Samvad to print 4, 00,000 ration card covers of which he outsourced the work of about 1,25,000 to Agrawals. But when inquired, neither Kapoor could produce evidence pertaining to Samvad orders nor Agrawals had any documents indicating that they got job order from Techno Printer.
45 firemen to keep an eye on fire-related mishaps today
Raipur, November 04, 2010
The municipal corporation has constituted a team of 45 firemen to keep a constant vigil on fire-related accidents in the city as well as its adjoining rural pockets on the occasion of Diwali on Friday. In this regard the municipal’s Fire department has cancelled weekly holidays of its staffers till November 7, 2010.
Presently, there are 60 fire fighting staffers of which 45 would be on duty in three shifts (15 in one shift each) on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The remaining 15 firemen would be kept as buffer team that would promptly be pressed to the locations that would require additional rescue personnel.
The civic Commissioner Om Prakash Choudhary informed that the teams had been formed considering likeliness of mishaps in the next three days due to bursting of crackers.
The Fire department superintendent Moinuddin Asharfee informed that there are nine fire fighting vehicles of which seven are water tankers while two are foam tankers and hoped that the entire crew would diligently handle any untoward occurrence.
Notably, there was no fire-related incident on Diwali last year and the municipal corporation hopes that this year too the citizens would burst the crackers safely.
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