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Subject-wise training to MP teachers for
improving results during next session
Bhopal, May 8 (Pervez Bari): Lecturers and teachers working with
educational institutions run by Madhya Pradesh Tribal Welfare
Department would be imparted training in every subject at the district
level with a view to improving results during the next academic
session.
The above decision was taken at the meeting of the core group
constituted to bring about improvement in the quality of education of
department's schools and cent percent implementation of various
educational schemes. The meeting was chaired by Commissioner Tribal
Welfare Jaideep Govind.
Commissioner Govind instructed the officers present at the meeting
that implementation of all the schemes launched for promotion of
education during the last session should be monitored regularly so
that effective implementation can be ensured as per intention and
directives of the state government. He said that districts should
chalk out action plan for the year 2008-09 and ensure its proper
implementation and monitoring. Besides, the 60-day action plan
prepared by the department must be implemented in such a way that
standard of education can be improved right from the beginning of the
new session.
The commissioner asked the officials to implement 'School Chalen Ham
Abhiyan-2008' in an effective way. Cent percent admission of new
children and drop outs must be ensured and attendance should be
constantly monitored.
Govind said that with a view to making laboratories more active,
verification of necessary equipment and material purchased last year
be undertaken in the current month. Before the start of the new
session, unnecessary material should be written off and replaced by
necessary material. He said that the work of maintenance and
white-washing of schools should be completed before start of the
session.
He said that problems faced by teachers must be redressed within a set
time limit by holding problem redressal camps and the problems of
state level should be forwarded to the headquarter. Besides,
additional teachers should be accommodated as per requirement after
appropriation. (pervezbari@eth.net)
ACC set
to start yearly production of 2.5 million tonnes of cement in MP
Bhopal, May 8 (Pervez Bari): The
facilities being extended by the Madhya Pradesh Government to
entrepreneurs signing MoUs for investment in the state and its
friendly assistance to industrialists have started to bear fruits. The
best precedent of this is a unit of ACC Ltd. which has attained such a
position within six months that it would be able to start production
as per schedule.
Six months ago, famous cement producers ACC Ltd had signed an MoU with
the Madhya Pradesh Government at Global Investors Summit-2007 held on
October 26-17 at Indore. Under the MoU, a cement plant of 2.5 million
tonnes capacity was proposed to be set up at Vijayraghogarh Tahsil in
Katni district by ACC Ltd. The establishment cost of the unit was Rs.
1500 crore. Apart from the cement factory, a 25 megawatt captive power
plant is also being set up by the company at a cost of Rs. 150 crore.
Managing Director of ACC Ltd. Sumit Bannerjee said that the Madhya
Pradesh Government extended unprecedented cooperation in preliminary
preparations for establishing the unit. He said that fulfilling all
the promises made in the MoU, the state government made the
prospecting license available to the company for 867 hectare land near
village Poonchi. Relaxation in commercial taxes meant for mega
investment projects was also given to the company in time.
A confident looking Bannerjee gave the credit of this rapid progress
to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Industry Minister Jayant
Malaiya. He said that due to adherence of the state government to its
'commitments', the unit is set to start production at the scheduled
time which is the first quarter of the year 2011.
It may be mentioned here that ACC Ltd. had started its maiden
production unit in the state in the year 1923 at Kaimore in Katni
district. This unit gives revenue to the tune of about Rs. 60 lakh per
annum to the state government. The new unit would give even more
revenue apart from creating employment opportunities and strengthening
infrastructure in the rural areas.
The ACC Ltd, which has Rs. 7189 crore turnover, owns 14 modern cement
plants, 19 sales offices and several zonal offices throughout the
country. The company's Kaimore unit has spent crores of rupees on
community works, economic development, conservation of environment,
participation in Jalabhishek Abhiyan, plantation in fallow land, water
supply, construction of roads and wells, education, health,
professional training etc. during the last many years. (pervezbari@eth.net)
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