28.04.23 Daily [Madhya Pradesh] MPPSC Current Affairs

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan released the “Mela Panchang Year 2023-24” developed by the Madhya Pradesh Pilgrimage and Fair Authority at Samatva Bhavan. Chairman of the Authority Makhan Singh and Additional Chief Secretary Home Dr Rajesh Rajoura were present. Month-wise and district-wise information of major fairs of the state has been given in the Mela Panchang centred on Vikram Samvat.

The major registered pilgrimages of the state are also mentioned in the Panchang. Along with pictures of Mahamai Mata Temple Sironj Vidisha, Rath Yatra Panna, Narmada Nabhi-Sthal Nemavar Dewas, Navratri Fair Maihar Satna, Ratangarh Datia, Barman Fair Narsinghpur, Narmada Jayanti Maheshwar Khargone, the pictures of Mahakal Mahalok Ujjain, Shiv Mandir Bhojpur Raisen, Kariladham Ashoknagar, Pitambara Peeth Datia, Shani Temple Morena, Ramraja Temple Orchha and Pashupatinath Temple Mandsaur are included.

The construction of the twin tunnels involved cutting through complex geological strata using a massive Chinese Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) and a team of 35 men. The TBM, named Mavala, is the largest ever used in India, weighing over 1,700 tonnes and standing about 12 meters tall. It was manufactured by the China RAILWAY Construction Heavy Company Ltd (CRCHI) and was assembled and launched a year ago.

In the next 25 years, we will achieve a 1012% market share in the expanding worldwide market while pursuing an accelerated Growth path with a patient-centric mindset. We will do this by being the world leader in the manufacture and innovation of medical devices. By 2030, the medical device is anticipated to rise from its current $11 billion in revenue to $50 billion.

The NAMO Medical Education and Research Institute has been built at a cost of 203 crore, and the foundation stone for the project was laid in January 2019. The institute is a significant addition to the healthcare of the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu and is expected to improve the healthcare Services in the region.

The bill was passed unanimously by the Senate. According to My Twin Tiers, there are almost 200,000 South Asian residents in Pennsylvania, many of whom celebrate Diwali as a time for gathering and reflection. Senator Saval expressed gratitude to Senator Rothman for the opportunity to introduce this bill and welcomed all Pennsylvanians who celebrate Diwali.