Fire breaks out at Bhilai steel plant

A major fire broke out at the Bhilai Steel Plant (BSP) in the wee hours today, severely hitting the hot metal production at the flagship entity of the Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL).

According to official sources, the blaze broke out in the electrical cable tunnel of the plant, located about 30 km from here, and engulfed the power and blowing station. This station supplies compressed air to the steel plant’s blast furnaces, which produce hot metal. for detailed news click ...

Youth backbone of our country, says Mishra

Meeting of Block Youth Congress

"Youth are the backbone of our country. More and more youth should join congress, so that the party can gain in strength. Youth should work under the guidance of senior leaders" said Chief Guest Anuj Mishra. He was addressing the youth meeting of Block Youth Congress held at Cultural Hall, Rawanbhata Jamul. Bhagwat Tamrakar President of Block Congress Committee laid stress on inclusion of more and more youth members in the party only then party position in democ-racy will be strong. Mohammed Ali Ansari encour-aging youth members said youth should work for the development of poor, needy, and downtrodden class and try to include them in congress for the betterment of party. 65 Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) mem-bers led by Saurav Nirwani President, Durg District Youth Congress (Rural), Sashikant Kushwaha, General Secretary joined congress. Anil Sarthi, Vice President and Gautam Singh Thakur accompa-nied him and played significant contribution. New members who joined Youth Congress are Abhayram, Naresh Kumar Sinha, Yogesh Kumar, Manoj Sahu, Santkumar Sinha, Fekheshwar, Arjun kumar, Ramu Sahu, Santrarn Sahu, Pradeep Kumar Sinha, Atmaram Sinha, Mahendra Kumar and oth-ers. Vikas Yadav conducted the meeting. Mukesh Sharma proposed the vote of thanks. Sabbir Khan, Hemshankar Sharma, Satrughan Yadav, Sultan Ahmed, Santosh Ingole, Udayraj, Santosh Nirmalkar, Dinesh Nirmalkar, Sonu Dahiya, Suraj Singh, Saurav Mandal, Ramesh Verma, Ramesh Natak, Raghavendra Verma, Akbar Khan, Akbar Au, Ashik Ali, Satrakumar Kunjam, Gopal Nishad along with other office bearers were present.
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Heath Camp at Sal Shramik Shala

Pushpa Moolchand Charitable Trust organised a health camp at 'Jawahar Hal Shrarnik Shala (School for child laborers). Shanti Nagar. Dhamdha Naka. Ding. Indian Medical Association (IMA). Durg and Rotary Club assisted this event. The school is con-ducted at a hut in which about 50 children are taught. Due to unhygienic sur-roundings and malnutrii Don. teachers noticed that health of child/en was declining. They approached Muolchand Jain (Manager of the Trust) and brought the situation to his knowledge. Taking a noble step Jain adopted the school and immediately started chili then beneficiary works at the school. In this sequel health camp was chanted on January 23. Rajini Nelson had arranged this event. Dr Sanjay Dani (President. IMA). Dr MK Sand (We Praddent, IMA). Dr DN Sharma and Poonam Risen (Dietitian) examined the children as well as distributed medicines and Ms cults, 'Shri Jain Pashana /dahlia Mandal, Nehru Nagar 7u-ranged medicines.
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The best is yet to come: Ramaraju

Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) Foundation Day was celebrated in BhilaiSteel Plant (BSP) on Sunday. 1028 executive and non-executive workers of BSP were honored on this occasion in the ceremonies organised in different departments. Including the workers and officers of mines area. in total 125 officers and 903 personnel were presented long service awards and certificates for completing 25 years of the Central Function was organised at Ispat Bhavan Conference Hall In which R Ramaraju, Managing Director raced the occasion as Chief Guest. Ramaraju privileged 60 officers ranked above Assistant General Manager with the awards for their long services.

MD in his inspiring address said that as an organisation SAIL has been adapthetuld resilient and this capability is the secret of its continuous success for more than fifty years. He emphasized the important of achieving quantum jumps in performance. He urged the erxecutives to be innovative, adaptive and to prepare themselws for the future . He was confident that SAIL and BSP have sufficient pool of managerial talent and experience to continue to excel and sold that the best is wt to come.

In his welcome address PK Aggarwal. ED (Personnel and Administration) said that SAIL is a caring and sharing organisation and there is a strong bond between the employees and the organisation. That is why all of us do not re allse when we complete the long Journey of 25 years. in the organisa-tion. He was confident that the awarder would continue to make significant contributions to take the organisation togrratergar AU the Executive Director pres

BS/ It Rumor* giving any the award to ase GUM employees ent in the Ilinction alsocongratulat-ed the award winners and thanked them for their dedicated service which had enabled SAIL to com-plete more than fifty wars of dish mind service to the nation. It was pointed out that the contributions of our employees have enabled SAIL to first achieve Navaratna sta-tus and now the Maharatna status. Further 1151' had won the presti gious Pals Trophy for the bra inte-

grated Steel plant for a glorious Nine firs Some of the executives present also spoke and expnred their feel: ings and views. They thankrd the management and the Company for what they had achred in life and assured that this important mile: stone in their career would moll rate them to apply themselves with renewed vigour to fulfill the ccgani: sational goals. Many of the awardees expressed pride in the far that they wens sttond genera. lion Maar engaged in the task of tuition building. PC Nahata and I(I) Prasad from Officers Association also congratulated the award winners. Some honound officers also ad. dressed the prethamme. They stat: ed that it is delightful for them tote the second generation of a plant a. sedated with building of the na. Bon. The awaniees expressed grati-tude towards the management for its support throughout their ea: reers. Ashok Kumar. Executive Director (ED), Works: PK Arral. ED (Ptah MK Hindu. ED Inclurge (Mines); MN Rai. ED (Mines-Rowghath $S Mohanti, ED (Projects) along with several other General Managers: PC Habra. President, Offictts Association KD Prasact General Secretary and many other senior officers were es: perry prrent there.

263 Bhilaiance NCC Cadets appear in A Certificate Exam

Under the direction of Colonel D Roy, Commanding Officer 27 CG BN (Battalion) NCC (National Cadet Crops) Raipur and assistance of DC Parsai Principal Bhilai Vidyalaya, A Certificate exam for Junior Division (Class 8 to 10) wing cadets was held at Bhilai Vidyalaya Sector 2. 263 cadets (both boys & girls) of BSP (Bhilai Steel Plant) English Medium Senior Secondary School Sector 4, BSP English Medium Senior Secondary School Sector 7, BSP Higher Secondary School Sector 1, BSP Girls Higher Secondary School Sector 5, Lokbharti Higher Secondary School Supela and Host Bhilai Vidyalaya Sector 2 participated.

Pravin Vishwakarma, Second Officer Bhilai Vidyalaya informed that A Certificate consists of

Practical and theory exam. The practical exam comprises of viva questions of drill, map reading, field craft, battle craft, weapon training as well as examination of different commands of drill. Similarly in written exam, ques-tions related to general knowledge, primary medical treatment, map reading, weapon training, national integration and leadership have asked to cadets in different sections, he added.

Vijay Kumar Pawar, first officer BSP English Medium Senior Secondary School Sector 7 said eli-gible conditions for A Certificate exam are cadet must attended a minimum of 75% of total training periods laid down in the syllabus for the first and second years of Junior Division/Wing NCC (all wings). Break in the NCC service of the cadet prior to his or her appearing. In the examination should not ex-ceed more than 12 month at one time, to count his or her service. In case the break exceeds 12 months, he or she has been on the unit rolls for a minimum of two years before it discharge and had attended 75% of the total period during it NCC Service he will need another 45 peri-ods of training to become eligible for certificate 'A' examination. In all other cases where above conditions are not fulfilled, the cadet must at-tended a minimum of 75% periods of the first and second year of training.

The third important factor is cadet should attend an annual train-ing camp Pawar further mentioned.

Uma Pandey, Third Officer BSP Girls Higher Secondary School in-formed that after clearing A certificate exam cadet will be awarded 10 , bonus marks in B Certificate Exam and also 5 bonus marks in railway and defense jobs.

The examiners were Subedar DR Thapa, Subedar Ramnaresh, Subedar Mahendra Singh, BHM Suryabahadur Thapa, Hawaldar Arjun, Hawaldar Bhupendra, CHM Virendra Bahadur, Hawaldar Bharat and CB Gurang all came from 27CG BN NCC Raipur.

Sudedar Mahendra Singh appre-ciated the performance of cadets and said Bhilai students have lots of interest in NCC in state. He wished cadets would be selected in Indian Army in a large number.

SK Pillai, Second Officer from BSP English Medium Senior Secondary School Sector 4; SK Kankrayne, among others were also present.

Major fir Mishap in Jawahar Market Bhilai.

A major fire broke out in a shop at Jawahar Market on Thursday morning. Though no casualty was re- ported yet damage worth Rs 5 lakhs is estimated to a triple story building. The fire broke out in the first floor where the owner of this building Nathusingh Sancheti resided. Indore Cottons (Textile Shop) is situated at its ground floor The second floor is said to be occupied by students on rent.

The fire broke out at around 09:00 hrs on Thursday at the residence of Sancheti. At the time of the fire, his family was out to attend religious sermon of Vishudha Sagarji Maharaj. As it was daytime and the fire was detected early a major mishap was averted. Due to the fire the house hold aricles were burned to ashes.

It was on witnessing smoke coming out of the building, the neighbors immediately called Fire Station, Police and other concerned authorities around 09:15 hrs. Five fire tenders rushed to the spot. As the approach roads were narrow fire vehicles faced difficulty to reach the site. There were rumours of some people being trapped inside the building, but Police confirmed that there were no casualties. Several shops across Jawahar Market are constructed in violations of rules.

The buildings do not have proper fire fighting equipments and there is no safety route in case of a mishap. The owners use every inch of the building to store their goods and only a small pathway is available for shoppers to go across the store. Several shops store goods even inthe staircase leading to other floors. This accident is a signal to authorities who ignored the safety norms to be followed in shopping complexes and market areas. Most of the shopping complexes in the twin city do not have sufficient fire fighting equipments or fire exits used to evacuate people in case of a disaster:

Safety Week celebration concludes BSP - BHILAI

Electrical Repair Shop celebrated ,Safety Week from January 4 to 8. During the celebration of the programme, various safety related events like quiz competitions, poster' design etc. have been organized by K H Baghel, DSO of ERS in association with central Safety Department.

Safety Engineering Department has also organized film show on Behavioral Safety viz. ‘JAGRITl’ for contractor workers and ‘SANKALP' for BSP employees, which  was attended by SR Rai, GM (Safety & Fire Seri vices)  and Santosh Singh, DGM (ERS). GM (Safety & Fire Services requested the contracto workers as well as BSR employees to follow safety norms and ensur their safety as well safety of their colleague is on work place. The celebration of the Safety Week conclude on January 8. Similarly Safety Week is being celebrated by contracto M / s Areva Transmission Distribution (P) Ltd., MSDS-7, which was in augurated by SR Rai, G M (Safety & Fire Service on January 4 and .vari ous safety related pr grarnmes have been organized during the week.

No God to incarnate from heavens : Tarun Sagar

Belief in self is more important than belief in God 

‘You have to step forward for your own sake. No God will incarnate 'from the heavens. So do not Leave your work on God.-To believe in self is more impor tant than to believe in God. Saints are the sea of kindness, so it is up to us that how much we soak up their character in ourselves.’ Munishri Tarun Sagar articulated these words during the religious discourse programme ‘Kadve Pravachan’ going on at Police Ground, Sector-6.

Organisers made a sitting arrangement for 20 to 25 thousand people, but still' a large number of people stood outside the tent for 2 hours to heed the sermon. Munishri bluntly said that he is not afraid of nothing and no one. He pointing out on commando force engaged in his security said that he do not have any sort of threat, as Chhattisgarh Government has privileged him as the 'state guest. He also slammed some 'members of Jain community on some issues. He stated that some of them opposed his views 20.y¢ars ago, but he is not 'bother of such people. He in satiric manner commented thatlwithout a few of villains, the real character of hero could not be
showcased. He made it clear he would 'not work under any pressure he is free and would stick with his principles.

‘Worship the Goddess Lakshmi but do not trust her. whatsoever. She is worth orshipping but not trusting. Whoever busted her was betrayed at the end’ added Munishri. He stated that it is a big delightcfor-him that people hear him, in spite of his harsh words. He urged everyone to remember his words, no matter if they forget him. He said that Bhilai is not inferior to Raipur by any means.
 
‘lt is a sin to forget God while fulfilling the necessities of life. To hang your-self, to consume poison, to give your life away in a railway track are not the only ways to commit sui cide To forget the almighty is as effective way asthese. Remember the God; pray to God, you are the only one to take cared of yourseltl If food is necessary for body, then remembrance of God is certainly the same for soul’ said Munishri. Munishri further mentioned that the iight between son and father, Stepmother and stepdaughter and among neighbours is not an extraordinary thing. He  told that everybody ‘wants to change others; but in fact the need is to change oneself; He 'added that as people could not manage to do so, they tight. He asked everyone to try to see within oneself and change what needs to be changed .

Mini Train to run on short route

Now Mini Train will run on shorter route in Maitri Bagh. Maitribagh Management is shortening its route. Rails are being laid on the old track. It lessens the danger of accident. Coaches of the mini train have been derailed several times on the new track.

The work of laying rails on the old track is going on. As per information the old track was totally based on the design of engineering. New track was definitely lengthier but perhaps some technical faults remained in it. Due to this, ,Coaches used to derail occasionally. Though any serious accident never happened yet there was always a threat of possible calamity. This track is being built in such? a manner that their rails do not get plunged into the ground. Due to lack of granite in the new track the rails are almost touching the ground, which causes a danger of unbalancing of the mini train. According, to the sources old track is shorter in length that is why the journey would end sooner as compared to that of new track. Management has planned to run the mini train on the old track on the days of large crowd in Maitribagh, so that the children do not have to wait too long for their turn.

Pure science is the base of applied science : Dr Pandey

The dismal situation prevalent in the field of pure Science as our present system does not attract the best brains for this field were the words articulated by K Dr SK Pandey (Vice Chancellor, Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur) who graced the two day National Symposium on “New Horizons in 'Physics & Electronics” as chief guest. The symposium was organised under the auspices of the Dept. of Physics &, Electronics, St. Thomas College, Rubandha.

Stressing the need for attracting and sustaining the interest of bright young minds Dr Pandey to function on the principle that pure science is the base and foundation of applied science. Dr Reny George pre.siding over the function said that present era is world of “Nanos” and it is the need of the hour to give the students indepth knowledge about this field. Dr. George expressed concern that the number of good scientists and researchers is very low in proportion to the large nurnber`of educational institutes. He called upon to take maximum interest in research activities.

Dr BP Chandra, former Vice Chancellor (RVU) gave a detailed nificant development in Physics and Electronics, stressing upon luminescence induced by elastic deformation of nano particles; On ,the first day experts who gave invited talks included Dr RC Agarwal (RVU, Raipur) (Solid State lonics), Dr Pragyesh Agrawal, St. Aloysius, J abalpur (Scopes &. Applications in Nano Electronics), Dr. SJ Dhoble, Nagpur University (Nano Opto Electronic Materials) Dr Prafull Jha, Bhavnagar University (Nano. Physics), Pragyan Chakravorty and B Keshav Rao presented papers on Electromagnetic `materials nomena in Nano lonic Electrolytes respectively.

The talks were followed by al lively discussion session in Which the students participated actively and enthusiastically. e Symposium is being organized with the objective of providing a platform for the students and to become aware of the latest developments' in Physics ' & Electronics. About 250. delegates are participating in the symposium. Bhavana Karketta, Nisha T hakur and Jhalak Naidu conducted the lecture. Prakash Swain proposed the vote of thanks.

Lecture on 'Vision 2010 onward' held

At JLN Hospital and Research Centre 

Durg Mayor Dr Tamer while addressing the guest lecture session on “vision 2010 onward" in Medical & Health Services (M&HS) in the Conference Hall of JLN Hospital & Research ,Centre praised the sincerity of all doctors and hoped it continues. He also hope that BSP would continue to contribute towards Health Care management in the neighbouring areas.

The purpose of the programme was to get the views of some eminent personalities like Dr SK Tamer new Mayor -of Durg, PK Aggarwal, ED (P&A) and Bharatlal, ex-GM Incharge (Mills & Quality), BSP.

The doctor fratemity and other- executives of- M & HS were in full attendance in the hall. Dr SJ Rizvi, Director M&HS lncharge briefed on the session and asked, the doctors and all 'concerned to get ready for delivering the best patient care in our hospital.

Bharatlal stressed that the hospital is a business centre where the patients are not only treatment seekers but also customers. He also emphasized that support services in hospital be
very good as the patient spends most of his time with them rather than withdoctor, waiting time
of patients should not be a period of boredom and they should be provided with individual chairs
and provided with TV in waiting hall; Response time in casualty to be very prompt; Doctors should look beyond their specialty. 

ED (P&A) appreciated the new initiative in the New' Year. He ‘also stressed g that the “SAMBEDANA” Workshop being conducted for medical staff should lcontinue and should cover everybody. He also opined that: The doctors should be-sent to seminars and conferences to update their knowledge; Doctors should update their knowledge through internet; Medicines should be wide ranging not a restricted list; The time of doctors with patient should be exclusive for the patient without any distraction; The medicine be prescribed for I -2 months to reduce rush. Dr Subodh Hiran, DMHS proposed the vote of thanks. The " programme had been organized jointly by Personnel, S&A, M&S and other sections of M & HS.

BHILAI Mayor Cup 2010. Cricket Tournament - Ward 9,10 and 14 emerge winners

Ward 10 trounced Ward 18 by 37 runs in day of ongoing Mayor Cup 2010. Cricket Tournament being played at cricket stadium, Housing Board on Thursday. In-second match Ward 9 edged out Ward 11 by 2 wicket sand Ward 14 dispatched Ward 13 only by 1 run in the third match of the day.

In the frst match Ward 18 won the toss and opted to field first. Ward 10 accumulated 150 runs in the stipulated 12 overs. 'Chasing 151 runs to win, Ward 18 suffered a dramatic batting collapse to perish for 113 runs in 12 overs. Madan (Ward 10) was declared man of the  Match, who scored 102 runs off .42 balls by Hittites and) IG fours. I enther match between Ward 9 and Ward ll, batting first Ward 11 made 101 runs in 12 overs. Harish(4O) and Pappu (20) were the not able contributors. In reply Ward 9 overhauled' the target in 12 overs losing 8 wickets in the process. Raju was the top scorer with 26 runs off 10 balls and was adjudged man of the match. The third and last match of the 'day played between Ward 13 and Ward 14 was very interesting. Ward 14 made 138 runs in allotted 12 overs Pappu played a in knock of 40 runs (whereas Kuvaljeet scored 42 runs. Ward 13 started out in a closed margin for 137 runs 'in 12 over Shashikant (50 runs in 211-ba11s) waged a lone battle against disciplined bowling performance by Ward .14 bowlers. The man of the match was Pappu (Ward 14).

The matches were ofiiciatéd by Ravi Mittal and Amit while the scorer 'Parameet Singh and Akbar. On January 8 Ward 15 (Ghasidas Nagar) vs Ward 16 (Housing Board), Ward 9 (Ambedkar Nagar)vs Ward 10 (Vaishali Nagar) and Ward 14 (Kurud)vs Ward 20 (Prem Nagar) matches have been organised at same venue.

Be contentwith what ouf have: Munishri Tarun Sagarji

'Kadve Pravachan' begins at Sector-6

“Today man is not satisfied with what he has and that is the primary reason for his grief’ ,articulated Munishri Tarun Sagarji Maharaj during his religious discourse. Mtmishri said that people are trying to make 100 out of 90 and in the process they forgot to find a Way of happiness with the available resources asa result they split from their family. He told that one would only get that in return what he gives to someone. He appreciated the unity of the people in the town and stated that members of different communities live here with ,brotherhood and co-operate each other.

‘Kadve Pravachan’ programme began on Thursday in Police Ground located near Jain Mandir, Sector-6. On the first day about 15,000 devotees came to heed his sermon.

'Before the programme Munishii took the blessings of Lord Mahavir in Jain 'Temple and 'then Vijay Baghel, Parliamentary Secretary escorted him to the place of event. After he reached the tent members of Sakal Jain Samaj (SJS) guided him to the stage. Vidyaratan Bhasin, Mayor, BMC ,Satyanarayan' Agrawal, Ex-President ,SADA and Bhilai MLA Badruddin Qureshialong with thousands of devotees were present there to hail him. Thereafter BR Jain, President, SJS hoisted the ‘Mangal’ Flag to commence the function.

Pratima Chandrakar, MLA Durg (Rural), Ujjawal Patni, Ashok Mukim Atul Godha, Satyanaratyan Agrawal and others offered ,coconut to Munishri and took his blessings.

Robots make human life simpler and longer : Dr. Sthapak

“Robots cannot take place of human being but it is fact that robots are creation of human mind. They created them to make their life simpler and longer” ,said Dr BK Sthapak, Vice Chancellor, Chhattisgarh , Swami Vivekanand Technical University as chief guest while inaugurating the 4-day national level Symposium cum workshop on' “Planar Parallel Robots and Mechanisms” at Rungta College of Engineering and Technology (RCET) campus on Thursday. Rungta fGroup is organising this workshop in memory of Prof . AC Rao, famous Researcher in Mechanisms and Machines. Kamal Sarda, Chairman Sarda ,Energy Ltd; Prof BVA Rao, former professor IIT Madras and Dr DS Bal, coordinator of the workshop and for- merdirector Technical Education Govt. of CG' were guests of honour while`Santosh Rungta, Chairman Rungta Groups presided over the function.

Dr Sthapak  further said that robots are very apt for today’s industriallife. No corporate sector wants to work in areas that require unnecessary manpower. He also recollected the efforts of Prof AC Raoiin the research field. Kamal Sarda expressing contentment said that after the formation of Chhattisgarhmany private engineering institutions have come 'up giving opportunities to students in professional education. He also stressed over the entrepreneurship skills in the young budding engineers.

Prof BVA Rao cherished his memories shared with Prof AC Rao and mentioned that he was instrumental in developing innovative ideas in young minds.He pointed out that IT revolution has brought advantages as well as disadvantages.

Santosh Rungta said that it was a matter of pride for RCET to organise thatis workshop in the remembrance of Prof AC Rao. He also hoped that that symposium would raise the growth rate of research in State. Dr Bal thanked Rungta group for organising that work shop and detailed about the life of Prof AC Rao. Dr Adagadeesh said -thatxthe main aim of organising that symposium was to pay tribute to Prof AC Rao. He also mentioned that due to ilhiess Prof JS Rao could not' attend the workshop but his lecture was shown through online`  teleconferencing. 'He extended his gratitude Association for Machines and Mechanisms andslndian Society for Technical Education for sponsoring the event. Guests also released a souvenir ‘Proceedings’ of the workshop and CDs tpo. Meanwhile Santosh Rungta felicitated guests by presenting them mementos.

Joeeta Anurag Tomer conducted the programme. Sotirabh Rungta, Director (Technical) and principals, professors of other engineering colleges were present.

Azad News district office to be inaugurated today

District Office of Azad News, situated at Nehru Nagar (West) will be inaugurated on January 7. The inauguration ceremony will begin from 11:45, hrs. Hemchand Yadav, Water Resources Minister,' CG Government will be the chief guest. Vidyaratan Bhasin, Mayor, Bhilai Municipal Corporation and Shiv Kumar Tamer, Mayor, Durg Municipal Corpora-lion will be special guests. Rajendra Thakur, Presi-dent, Press Club, Durg will preside over the pro-gramme.

Kartik appointed President

B Kartik has been ap-pointed as Congress President of Block No-6. That nomination was made on the recommendation of Kanhaiya Agrawal, State Presi-dent, Commerce Cell, Chhattis-_ garh Pradesh Congress Commit-tee. As per direction of State Con-gress Committee he would con-tribute for the consolidation of the party. Also work - for the expansion of Commerce Cell and execution of its programmes following the instructions of State, President and District President.

Youth jumps from bus, dies

 On Tuesday a youth rushed to the District Hospital after fallen from a bus was declared.' dead. Police informed that the victim sustained se': vere injuries after he jumped from a moving bus near Kumhari on Ahiwara road at around 15:30 hrs. The deceased was identified as Sanjay Yadav (22), son of Ramnath Yadav, a resident of Village Dhaba. Police has registered the case on information of Dinbandhu Yadav. Witnesses pointed out that he was behaving irrational and suddenly jumped out.

Get- together develops brotherhood: Appari SCWC organises 'Vanbhoj'

Senior Citizen Welfare Committee (SCWC) Housing Board, In- dustrial Area or-ganised a Vanbhof for its members. 85 members were pre-sent in the func-tion. President of the Committee, Satyanarayan Appari said that such get- together help people to know one other and also develops brotherhood. Dr Harnarayan Balhariya:' said that members should eat what they need tq.- have. Delicious food creates more saliva which helps in digestion of food. He also gave some tips for good,. digestion. Archana Mule requested to organise the:: llanbhojan' in future as well. SR Lautre (Nationat. 1 Runner), Dr Arun Mule (Gold Medalist in Power Lift-4 ing), Kunjlal Verma (National Kabaddi Champiortk and many others were especially present.