News In Short : Sagar Watch
👉The Vichar Samiti Mohalla families welcomed a cycling group from the Divya Yog Sansthan—Pandit Ashish Shukla, Narsingh Das, Abhishek Jain and Mohit Bairagi—en route from Dewas to Ayodhya.
Art of Living teacher Praveen Dhuria highlighted the importance of regular meditation. Committee president Kapil Malaiya announced plans for 50 mohalla meditation camps, five already completed. Shukla said the yatra promotes cycling for health and environmental protection. The team also presented Bhagavad Gita copies on Gita Diwas.
👉 The Labour Bar Association submitted a memorandum to MP and BJP state general secretary Dr Lata Wankhede, demanding that the proposed tribunal under the Central Government’s new four Labour Codes be established in Sagar.
They also urged that proceedings in the Labour Court continue until the tribunal is formally constituted. The delegation included Association President V.N. Sarwate, Secretary Patrice Fuskale, Vice President Vineet Tamrakar and other office-bearers and advocates.
👉 The Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board has invited online applications for its “Super-5000” schemes for students of Classes 10 and 12. The merit list for the 2024–25 High School and Higher Secondary examinations, released by the MP Board, is already available on the Labour Department portal.
Children of registered construction workers included in this list are eligible to apply. Applicants can submit forms through the official website, where deadlines and guidelines are provided.
Menpani School Under Scanner
👉Assistant Director of Public Education Mritunjay Kumar conducted a surprise inspection at Government High School Menpani on Monday, reviewing academic and administrative arrangements.
He instructed teachers to hold extra classes for weak students and ensure mandatory e-attendance for timely arrival and departure, appreciating the school’s compliance.
Kumar interacted with Classes 9 and 10, checked half-yearly exam results, labs, bridge courses and homework. He also directed monthly PTA meetings and daily awareness messages during the morning assembly.
