Heavyweights interested to invest in MP
Bhopal: Reputed companies like Alibaba and Amazon are interested to invest in Madhya Pradesh. State has industrial friendly atmosphere. This was said by the Minister for Urban Development and Housing during a meeting with a delegation of the British Deputy High Commission (BDHC), Mumbai. Singh mentioned that employment generation is the prime objective of the government. He stated that there are many sector in the state where we can work together. Madhya Pradesh is a heart of the country. There is a vast scope of work in Madhya Pradesh. He also told the delegation about the schemes being implemented in the urban bodies.
Columbia varsity for skill development of women
Bhopal: Minister for Urban Development and Housing Jaivardhan Singh said that thought will be given to work with the Earth Institute of the Columbia University for the skill development of women dwelling in slums. Singh said this during a meeting with Radhika Aiyengar of the Columbia University. Singh further mentioned that a project should be prepared to make women of slums of Bhopal self-dependent. This project will be launched in other cities if it succeeds. Aiyengar said that the University will prepare a curriculum itself for the skill development and training will be imparted accordingly.
unemployed youth to get loan facility
Bhopal: In yet another significant decision, the new government has removed the restrictions imposed in April 2017 on obtaining all types of vehicle loans in self-employment schemes. The decision will benefit the unemployed youth. This new decision has been taken in connection with the implementation of the Chief Minister Self-Employment Scheme, Mukhya Mantri Yuva Udyami Yojana and Mukhya Mantri Krishak Udyami Yojana through District Trade and Industry Centre. According to the decision, all types of loans in employment schemes for bus, mini bus, car, taxi car, three-wheeler, tractor, truck, freight vehicle, goods carrier vehicle, machine / equipment vehicle (J.C.B, porcelain, harvester) have been exempted from the ban imposed on April 27, 2017. The Directorate of Industries has issued an order in this connection. All Collectors and General Managers of all District Trade and Industry Centre have been informed about this.
73-year-old woman donates eyes to Sewa Sadan
Bhopal: Eyes of late Hardasmal Krishnani (73 years) have been donated to Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital by his son Dilip Krishnani. A resident of Sant Hirdaram Nagar, late Hardasmal Krishnani died on Thursday. With this donation two blind persons would now get eye-sight. As many as 1,650 free cornea transplantations have so far been performed in Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital. Trustee LC Janiyani paid homage to the departed soul and expressed gratitude to the family members for this donation.
