Chronicle Reporter, BhopalA meeting between

the Principal Secretaryof Madhya PradeshI.C.P. Keshari and nom-inated representativesof the affected familiesof Singaji

Thermal Power Pro-ject held in Bhopal withan objective to startpower generation fromthe project at the earli-est and rehabilitationpolicy concerning affect-ed families.

Member of Legisla-tive Assembly Lok-endra Singh Tomar andthe Managing Directorof Madhya PradeshPower Generating Com-pany Anup KumarNanda were present inthe meeting.

It was decided in themeeting that advertise-

ment for recruitment ofPlant Assistant (ITI) on100 posts should be re-leased by the MadhyaPradesh Power Gener-ating Company.

Applications receivedfrom the applicants forthis post in the pastshould be consideredvalid.

A condition should belaid for producing con-sensus letter from theaffected families at thetime of applications. Inabsence of consensusletters, applicationsfrom the applicantsshall not be accepted.

The Directors ofPower Generating Co.A.K. Tailor and Man-jeet Singh and Engineerin Chief A.K. Nemawere present in themeeting.

Consensus reached betweenSingaji Project affected families

and Power Generating Co.

Chronicle Reporter,Bhopal

Aroadmap has beenprepared in Mad-hya Pradesh to dou-

ble the income of farmersin five years. Work is be-ing undertaken at a fastpace in various depart-ments including Agricul-ture, Horticulture, Ani-mal Husbandry, FishFarming, Forestry, Irriga-tion Expansion, Sericul-ture, Cottage and VillageIndustries. The district-level roadmap is alsoready and the village-lev-el roadmap is underway.

Agriculture productionin the year 2016-17 hasincreased to 5.44 croremetric tonne with prioritybeing given to agriculturesector in the state. Food-grain production has in-creased by 207 percent.The total foodgrain pro-duction would be 1.43crore metric tonne in theyear 2004-05 which hasincreased to 4.39 croremetric tonne in the year2016-17.

Farmers have beenprovided special facilitiesto increase pulses andoilseeds production instate as a result of whichproduction of pulses hasincreased up to 136 per-

cent in the last onedecade. The production ofpulses which would bejust 33.51 lakh metrictonne in the year 2004-05, has now increased to79.23 lakh metric tonnein the year 2016-17.Record rise has beenrecorded in the produc-tion of oilseeds in MadhyaPradesh. The productionof oilseeds which washardly 49.08 lakh metrictonne in the years 2004-05, has now increased to87.35 lakh metric tonnein the year 2016-17 inMadhya Pradesh whichamounts to a 78 percentrise.

Around 57 lakhhectare agriculture sectorarea has increased in thelast 12 years in the state.Agriculture area of Mad-hya Pradesh has in-creased to 2.49 lakhhectare in the year 2016-17. The average Agricul-ture Growth Rate of Mad-hya Pradesh in the last 4years has been more than18 percent. MadhyaPradesh is the first stateto have been achievedthis growth. Due to thesereasons, Madhya Pradeshhas been bagging the Kr-ishi Karman Award for 5years consecutively in thefield of agriculture pro-duction.

Foodgrain productionrises by 207 percentin Madhya Pradesh

Chronicle Reporter, Bhopal

Public Relations, Water Resourcesand Parliamentary Affairs Minis-ter Dr. Narottam Mishra today

gave away letters of approval of finan-cial assistance worth Rs 5 lakh each tothe relatives of two deceased journalistsof Madhya Pradesh. This amount hasbeen sanctioned under the JournalistsHealth and Accident Group InsuranceScheme.

Dr. Mishra said that the governmentis committed to provide financial assis-tance to the families of the journalistswho died under unnatural cricum-stances. Several steps have been takenin the state for the security and honourof journalists and to provide them facil-ities.

Smt. Seema Sharma, wife of LateManish Sharma, a journalist from In-dore who died in a road mishap, wasgiven an approval letter of Rs 5 lakhand a cheque.

Similarly, Manish Jain was given anapproval letter of Rs 5 lakh following

the murder of his brother Late Kam-lesh Jain, journalist from Mandsaur asfinancial assistance. This amount hasbeen sanctioned under the United IndiaInsurance Company’s InsuranceScheme.

Principal Secretary to the CM andPublic Relations S.K. Mishra, Commis-sioner Public Relations P. Narhari, Ad-ditional Director Public Relations M.P.Mishra, United India Insurance Com-pany officials, Indore Press Club Presi-dent Arvind Tiwari and journalistswere present on the occasion.

MP govt committed towards welfareof scribes: PR Minister Dr. Mishra

Chronicle Reporter,Bhopal

Madhya PradeshCongress Presi-dent Kamal Nath

raised the question thatwhere those people aregone who were claimingto get black money worthRs. 3 lakh crore from thedemonetization. Even to-day, the notes in the co-operative banks are notcounted completely andif all these notes arecounted then the figurewill be much higher. Healleged that the due tothe demonetization theunemployment has in-creased.

Kamal Nath told me-dia that the discussion ofIndia’s issues in foreigncountries was first initi-ated by Prime MinisterNarendra Modi. Nowthey are raising questions on RahulGandhi.

On the voter list, hesaid that the electionshould be on the correctvoter list and every partyshould raise this issue.They tainted BJP that itdoes not demand a fairvoter list.

On Chief MinisterShivraj Singh Chauhan’sstatement that Congressis fighting on the issue of

shoes and slippers in-stead of fighting for ide-ologies, in response PCCPresident asked thatcan’t we fight for poortribal brothers and sis-ters?

According to Nath,tribals have been givenfoot wears of their ownmoney and those footwears contain chemicalstoo that could cause dan-gerous diseases.

It was purchased fromthe bonus of Tenduleaves which have to bedistributed to tribal.Nath called the ‘Ma-hakumbh’ of September25 is to mislead public.

Where those people disappeared who claimedto get Rs 3 lakh crore worth of black money

from demonetization: Kamal Nath

Chronicle Reporter,Bhopal

A State level pro-gramme of “Mil BancheMadhya Pradesh” will beheld at Ladkui village ofNasrullaganj tahsil of Se-hore district today. TheChief Minister ShivrajSingh Chouhan will holddirect dialogues with chil-dren. The programme willbe relayed directly by Do-ordarshan, Akashvaniand regional channelsand on social media from11.30 a.m.

The ‘Mil Banche Mad-hya Pradesh’ programmehas been implemented inthe state for advancementof language skill, to devel-op reading habit otherthan text books, to devel-op comprehension skillsand for multi dimensionaldevelopment of the chil-dren through co-academicactivities. Persons, whoare participating in theprogramme will visit gov-ernment primary andmiddle schools to encour-age children for readingother interesting booksalong with the text books.It may be mentioned thatthis is the third pro-gramme under the ‘MilBanche Madhya Pradesh’.Approximately 2 lakh 50thousand persons aresupposed to take part inthe programme.

The Minister forSchool Education KunwarVijay Shah will take partin the programme at thePrimary School of Roshni

village of Khalwa block ofKhandwa district; where-as Minister of State forSchool Education DeepakJoshi will participate inBoys Middle School ofHatpipalya of Dewas dis-trict. Similarly, Chief Sec-retary B.P. Singh will at-tend ‘Mil Banche MadhyaPardesh’ programme to beheld at Amkheda villageof Sanchi block of Raisendistrict. The eminent citi-zens of the society will al-so visit schools and willmake the children under-stand the importance ofeducation and apprisethem about its usefulnessin life. Social activist ofIndore Padam Smt.Janak Palta at Primaryschool Sanavdiya Awas,Padam Bhalu Mode-Mid-dle school-no.7-MalwaMill-Indore, Padam Vi-jaydutt Shridhar atChandrashekhar AzadMiddle School located at

Dusshera Maidan ofBhopal, Film Actor Ra-jeev Verma atDeepshikha MiddleSchool-T.T. Nagar ofBhopal, Former NationalHockey Player Smt. Zube-da Khatoon at HamidiaGirls Middle School, For-mer Hockey Player Smt.Ayesha Naeem at VictoriaMiddle School-Ginnori-Bhopal, Former HockeyOlympian Sameer Dad atHabibiya Girls MiddleSchool, Hockey PlayerSyed Jalaluddin Rizvi atPhholmahal MiddleSchool-Near Moti Masjidwill enlighten childrenwith useful informationconcerning education.

Similarly, under the‘Mil Banche MadhyaPradesh’ dialogues will beheld with children bySnooker Player KamalChawla at GovernmentMiddle School- SecurityLines-BHEL, Interna-

tional Judo Player SushriKamla Rawat at MiddleSchool of Security Lines,Weightlifter SushriPriyanka Bais at MiddleSchool of Salaiyya, Fa-mous Danseuse SushriLata Singh Munshi at Ka-mala Nehru MiddleSchool, Wrestling Player-Arjun Awardee Kri-pashankar Patel Vishnoiat Girls Middle School ofMhow-Indore, Miss Asia(Deaf) Sushri DeshnaJain at Jain GirlsAhilyashram MiddleSchool No.-2-PoloGround- Indore andWrestling Player ArjunAwardee ShokindarTomar Sahu at Govern-ment Middle School No.2of Indore will hold dia-logues.

Volunteers, who haveregistered themselves forthe ‘Mil Banche MadhyaPradesh’ programme tillnow include youth, stu-

dents, house wives, mediapersons, engineers, doc-tors, lawyers, players,voluntary organizations,retired employees, per-sons working in the pri-vate sector and officersbesides employees of thegovernment sector.

Over 80 thousand vol-unteers from the totalregistered volunteers inthe “Mil–Banche MadhyaPradesh” programmehave also expressed de-sire to present gifts to theschool.

As many as 46 thou-sand persons will gift use-ful books to the studentsfor competitive examina-tions under the “Gift-a-book” campaign of theSchool Education Depart-ment.

Similarly, approxi-mately 35 thousand vol-unteers have expressedtheir wish to give usefulgifts to the children.

State level “Mil Banche Pradesh” programme at village Ladkui today

Chronicle Reporter, Bhopal

Teachers’ recruitments willbe made in the month ofSeptember, in which 50

percent will be represented by fe-males. Chief Minister ShivrajSingh Chouhan said this todaywhile addressing a huge publicmeeting after performing bhoo-mi-pujan of construction worksworth more than Rs 21 crore atPrithvipur in Tikamgarh dis-trict.

CM Chouhan said that theSambal Yojana is a campaign totransform the lives of the poor.The state government hasopened its treasury to enrich thepoor. He said that there is no dif-ference in the state government’saction and words.

What the government says, soit does. The Chief Minister saidthat the state government hasnot just given the slogan ofpoverty alleviation like the pre-vious government, but it has ac-tually meted out justice to thepoor. Giving information aboutthe development and public wel-fare schemes of the state govern-ment, Chouhan said that theGroup Tap Water Scheme worthRs 173 crore in Prithvipur hasbeen completed. This schemewill enable supply of water toevery house in about 150 villagesof the area through taps.

Ken-Betwa Project to providewater to state also

Chouhan said that the Ban-Sujara irrigation project willhelp bring greenery and prosper-ity in the region. Referring to theKen-Betwa project he said thatdiscussion is in progress with theUttar Pradesh regarding thestate’s share of water. We willget our share of water which cantransform the entire irrigationscenario of the region. Our gov-ernment has given topmost pri-ority to irrigation.

Giving information aboutSaubhagya Yojana, Chouhansaid that every village, majra-to-la has power connection now.The day is not far when everypoor person’s house will be illu-minated.

Referring to Sambal Yojana,he said that the state govern-ment is providing all facilitiesand assistance to meritoriousstudents from poor families up tohigher education.

He called upon the poor fami-lies to shed all worries regarding

the higher education of theirchildren and educate them, asthe state government will takecare of all necessary arrange-ments.

Union Minister of State forWomen and Child DevelopmentDr. Virendra Kumar, Minister incharge Rustum Singh, MLASmt. Anita Sunil Naik and AnilJain, District Panchayat Presi-dent Parvatlal Ahirwar, otherpublic representatives and ahuge crowd of people were pre-sent on the occasion.

50 percent representation by females inteachers’ recruitments: CM Chouhan

8Bhopal, Saturday, September 1, 2018Capital

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CM gifts construction works worth Rs 21 crore to Prithvipur

CM Chouhan to hold direct dialogues with children

Kamal Nath survived,helicopters bogged in

dense clouds, forced totake emergency landingChronicle Reporter, Bhopal

State Congresschief Kamal Nath wasthen survived whenhis helicopter gotbogged in clouds. Theincident happenednear to Jabalpur. Dueto lack of visibility,the pilot refused to goahead. Kamalnathcould not reach themeetings of Devsarand Umaria.

Confirming thematter, Congress’sMedia CoordinatorNarendra Saluja saidthat Kamal Nath wassafe and had to waitfor the weather to becleared for going tothe meeting in Devsarand Umaria.

According to infor-mation, Kamal Nathleft Bhopal on Fridayfor taking publicmeetings in Devsarand Umaria.

But due to the badweather near to Ja-balpur, his helicoptersgot bogged in denseclouds. Due to lack ofvisibility, the pilot re-fused to go ahead.Seeing the status ofthe emergency, the he-licopter had to carryout the Emergencylanding.

Roadmaps being prepared for farmers on village level also

Dr. Mishra hands over letters of approval to kinof deceased journalists