MADHYA PRADESH

e said that maximum number of people should get the benefits of the schemes. It is necessary for all of us to work together so that the effective way of implementing them may be more and better. The officers should maintain a lively dialogue with the employees on the problems faced during the work at the local level and the efforts made to solve them.

Governor Patel said that the root cause of the problem ofmalnutritionis neglect in the family towards the Health ofadolescentgirls andpregnantwomen.

With the aim of promoting and encouraging micro, small and medium industries, the MP government organized an MSME summit in the state capital.

Under this an MoU has been signed between AISECT and the Micro, Small and Medium enterprises Department of Madhya Pradesh Government for providing support to startups through entrepreneurial ecosystem, preparing courses on and innovation, providing sustainable livelihood opportunities to eligible students through wage EMPLOYMENT and self-employment opportunities, develop market driven models and organize incubator programs to make startups sustainable.

The MoU was signed on behalf of AISECT by Dr. Siddharth Chaturvedi, Director, AISECT. On the other hand, the Micro, Small and Medium Industries Department was signed by Secretary P. Narhari on behalf of the Government of Madhya Pradesh.

The state cabinet decided to start 9,200 fully-equipped, high quality schools in the state. Briefing the media after the cabinet meeting on Tuesday, Home minister Narottam Mishra said, The cabinet has taken a decision that could prove to be a milestone in the field of Education. It gave nod to start a fully-equipped school of excellence in a radius of 15 kms from every habitation.

Mishra said that the government wants to improve the quality of education in the state and hence these schools upto Class XII, will be started in the next three years. He said that in the first phase 350 schools will be started at district headquarters and block development headquarters. The school education department will start 254 such schools in the first phase while the department of SC/ST welfare will start the remaining 96 schools, the home minister said. The rest 8,850 schools will be started in the coming years.

These schools will have smart classrooms, laboratories and libraries. Students will get education in art, singing, Sports and each school will have transport service. School buses will pick up students within the 15 km radius. The cabinet also approved Rs 6,952 crore for setting-up of these schools.

The government has decided to lift the on transfers of state employees from July 1. Narottam Mishra said that transfers will be allowed on administrative and humanitarian grounds. In another decision, cabinet approved extending six posts of inspector general of Police for two years. The cabinet also agreed to have 33 new posts of assistant prosecutors in the special courts under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act 1989.

The is making many efforts for EMPLOYMENT, the process of recruitment for one lakh posts is going on.

Our efforts for self-employment continue unabated. Employment Day is being organised every month. It is our resolve that the youth will not be left unemployed. For this purpose, a new scheme is being implemented to teach skills to the youth for employment.

The youth will also get paid along with Learning the skill. Companies and service sector will be linked for skill training. Unemployment allowance is redundant. The new scheme is a scheme to give wings to the youth by enhancing their capacity, so that they can fly high in the open sky and they get new opportunities for employment, progress and development. Under the scheme, the registration of establishments giving training to youth will start from June 7 and the registration of youth willing to learn work will start from June 15 and the placement will start from July 15.

From July 31, the contract will be processed between the establishment that gives the training and the state government. The youth will start working from August 1. This revolutionary scheme will teach the youth to stand on their own feet instead of walking on crutches. Financial assistance will be provided to the youth during the period of learning from work.

Under the scheme, at least one lakh youths will be provided training in establishments. Local residents of Madhya Pradesh, 18 to 29 years old youth, whose educational qualification is 12th or ITI or higher, will be eligible in the scheme. After the training, the State Council for Vocational Training (SCVT) certificate will be given by the Madhya Pradesh State Skill development and Employment Generation Board (MPSSDEGB).

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that necessary facilities should be made available to encourage micro, small, and medium industries. EMPLOYMENT opportunities increase when industrial units of this category are formed. They should get adequate incentives. Necessary help should be provided even if such units operate the Plants using new technology.

Chouhan was discussing the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises Conference to be held in Bhopal in the coming month in the Manthan room of Samatva Bhavan today. Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises Minister Omprakash Sakhlecha, Chief Secretary Iqbal Singh Bains, Secretary MSME P Narhari, and other departmental officers were present.

According to the proposed programme, parallel sessions will also be held at the conference along with a discussion on new dimensions of Export Promotion, and financial solutions for micro, small, and medium enterprises in Madhya Pradesh.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that Ladli Laxmi Yojana has proved to be a scheme to bring changes in the lives of daughters of the state. With the implementation of the scheme, not only did the girls get Scholarship amount, but a new era of their Empowerment has started. With the expansion of the scheme, now the government will also do the work of depositing fees for higher Education in Ladli Laxmi 2.0. After the Ladli Laxmi Yojana, now in the Ladli Bahna Yojana, Women from poor and middle class families will get an amount of one thousand rupees per month. By empowering girls and sisters, efforts are being made to bring them into Leadership roles through their participation in Environment-protection, de-addiction and other social campaigns.

Chief Minister Chouhan was transferring the scholarship amount in the accounts of Ladli Laxmi daughters of the state at Kushabhau Thakre auditorium in Bhopal today. Chouhan transferred scholarship amount of Rs. 107 crore 67 lakh to 3 lakh 33 thousand 842 Ladli Laxmi girls with a single click. Awards were also given to 5 Ladli Laxmi girls for their outstanding achievements in the state level programme. Bhopal Mayor Smt. Malti Rai was present in the programme. The programme was broadcast through webcast and other mediums in the entire state. In Panchayat and Anganwadi centres in different districts, sisters and daughters also joined this programme virtually.

There are more than 44 lakh Ladli Lakshmi daughters in the state. Information about year-by-year progress and rising importance of the scheme in the last 16 years was also provided in the programme. The Chief Minister digitally distributed scholarship amount to more than 3.25 lakh girls studying in classes 6, 9, 11 and 12.
The Chief Minister said that Ladli Laxmi Yojana, launched in the year 2007, has worked to bring about changes in the lives of girls. With the implementation of the scheme, a positive change has also been seen in the Attitude of the Society. The birth of daughters has also been encouraged. Evils like child marriage have been controlled.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated a 550-tonne capacity “Gobar-Dhan (Bio-CNG) Plant” in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.

Highlights

Through video conferencing, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated a 550-tonne capacity “Gobar-Dhan (Bio-CNG) Plant” in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.

This is the most critical Bio-CNG plant in Asia. It’s been found out for Rs 150 crore.

The gobardhan plant is predicated on the concept of waste-to-wealth innovation.

Wet urban household waste and waste from cattle and farm is Gobar Dhan.

Lakhs of tonnes of garbage have occupied thousands of acres of land for many years across the country, causing air and pollution, the main reason behind the spread of diseases.

The plant is predicated on zero-landfill models, which suggests no rejects would be generated.

Benefits of the Plants

Reduction in greenhouse emissions, providing green energy, and organic compost as fertilizer.

The Indore Gober Dhan Bio CNG plant will produce around 17,000 kg per day of CNG and 100 tonnes per day of organic compost.

It is proposed that such Gober Dhan Bio CNG plants will be established in 75 big Municipal bodies in the coming two years.