Starting from the start, the management. The manner in which BJP state president VD Sharma is working can be called the result of his better management. Even though the body elections have been over, Sharma has measured about a dozen cities in the state where there is a municipal corporation. His visit was as systematic as the BJP has been able to do very few chairmen in the history of the BJP till today. Not only did he communicate directly with the activists and leaders of every section of the party but also refrained from telling the front organizations their weakness on the basis of the feedback they had. He managed to convey the message to the party veterans that no one of your well-wishers was better than me. He gave a city a whole day and also recorded his presence in some places between the same part.

When Kamal Nath was the chief minister, in view of Digvijay Singh's tevar and activism, it was common that the government was running the king. The issue arose several times on different forums and Kamal Nath was denying it in his own style. Now, Kamal Nath's state president, the king is again active, but nobody is able to say that Congress is running Digvijay behind the curtain in Madhya Pradesh. While in the opposition between the two, there is a lot of difference of opinion on some other issues, including what kind of a party the Congress should take in Madhya Pradesh, and that is why Kamal Nath is paying attention to the opinion of his quartet more than the king in party matters these days. It is also a sign to remove Digvijay supporter Manik Agarwal from the Congress.

1-2, not the entire 72 crores. This figure is very much discussed in the BJP these days. In fact, after Rajendra Singh's farewell to the BJP office, there are different kinds of discussions from Bhopal to Delhi. Earlier, it was said that Rajendra Singh was turned out of the BJP office despite the absence of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. It is now learned that when the investigation was made after a major disturbance in the party fund, the case came out of a two-and-a-full 72 crore mess. When some of the people who collaborated in the party fund confirmed this, the Chief Minister also appeared to agree with the decision of state President VD Sharma. However, Rajendra has put his side in the Delhi court and said that I am ready for all kinds of inquiries.

Nandu Bhaiya i.e. Nandkumar Singh Chauhan has not had much time to go from this world and Khusra Pusar has started regarding the possible candidate of BJP from Khandwa parliamentary constituency. As the name of Archana Chitnis, considered the strongest contender, Chauhan supporters are bifurcated and say that then you can see the son of Harshvardhan Singh Chauhan i.e. Nandu Bhaiya as a rebel candidate. The rebellion of Nandu Bhaiya and Archana Didi was not hidden from anyone in Khandwa politics in Burhanpur. Nandu Bhaiya considered Kailash Joshi to be his political mentor and in every election, he got a considerable edge from Joshi's influential Bagli area. In such a situation, there is no need to be surprised if the name of the deceased Joshi's son Deepak Joshi moves from here as a possible candidate, given the sharp attitude of the Chauhan supporters.

At a time when Kailash Vijayvargiya is leaving no stone unturned to bring the Bharatiya Janata Party to power in West Bengal, his Hanuman Dada Dayu ie Ramesh Mendola's politics has more interest in religion than everyone. It is said that Dada is to be posted in Nandigram where Mamta didi is to compete with Suvendu Adhikari. These days Ramesh Mendola is on a Char Dham Yatra with Kanakeshwari Devi and after the end of this journey, he is going to go on circumambulation of Narmada with Uttam Swamiji. Maybe after taking permission from Dada Swamiji in the last round, he should take a front in Nandigram.

Senior IAS officer Manoj Srivastava, who has not become the chairman of Rera, has big discussions on what could be the new position after retirement. Srivastava, who is interested in reading, can get a new role in the Institute of Good Governance, and the government is also looking for a qualified successor after R. Parasuram's farewell. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan wants to take the help of the good governance Institute to organize government business and no one can get better helpers from Srivastava in terms of policy and rules. It is to be seen whether Srivastava, who is deprived of reaching the Rera, is able to travel to the Good Governance Institute.

The realization of how damaging the engagement of a political party or the hyperactivity in an organization can be, this time, the three stalwarts of the law sector, Purushaindra Kaurav, Shashank Shekhar, and Manoj Dwivedi, who are deprived of becoming High Court judges, will now be there. The news of the end is that on the basis of his illustrious professional career, there was no difficulty in becoming a High Court judge of the three. But hyperactivity in political parties and organizations associated with them became a hindrance to their coronation. The names of the Madhya Pradesh High Court, which had moved forward, were reversed when the investigation took place from Delhi and the report reached the Supreme Court. The three people who were believed to be high Court judges went out of the race this time.

While some officers of the 1995 batch of State Police Service have not yet been able to get a promotion in the Indian Police Service, some officers of the 1999 batch of State Administrative Service will also be promoted to IAS this year. The officers who are coming under the purview of promotion this time include the officers like Varad Murti Mishra, Vinay Nigam, and Vivek Singh who have been waiting for promotion for a long time. A total of 18 officers are to get the benefit of promotion and include two officers at Indore, Abhay Bedekar and Ajay Dev Sharma as well as Sudhir Kochhar, formerly ADM.

The assistant solicitor general, Vivek Sharan's dream was to become a High Court judge who was completed. He is considered an expert in service matters and education-related matters. Mr. Sharan's father, Dr. Madhathailaisharan, was also a high judicial service officer and later became a High Court judge. His sister Law Sharan is also an additional district and sessions judge.

The right prospects for Mukesh Srivastava have also been exhausted after the return of the Bhopal-like Kanj Mian in the major events of the government. In the Congress government era, Srivastava became a big event planner and spoke to him.

Now talk of media

 ♦ The letter by Dainik Bhaskar survey Sudhir Agarwal is in limelight these days, in which he has issued a mail ID expressing regret over the loss of brand Dainik Bhaskar from the misdeeds of his Chandigarh city reporter Sanjeev Mahajan. In this letter, Sudhir Ji has told his team that if he feels that someone around him or along with him is indulging in unethical activities and misusing his position in Dainik Bhaskar, then his information with proof Add to this mail. He will take strict steps if the information is confirmed. The identity of the informer will be kept completely confidential. 4

 ♦ ️ In Dainik Bhaskar, this discussion is very loud that when Sudhir Ji will be seen on those people who sit in top editorial positions, who have committed rampant corruption, and who created uncountable wealth wherever they are posted. Many of them claim to be very close to Sudhir Ji.

 ♦ The well-known name of electronic media is Sandeep Bhamarkar. Sandeep has played an important role in many big channels. Now he will be seen playing the role of Madhya Pradesh head in the regional channel of news24. Sandeep has broken ties with Zee TV.

 ♦ ️ Senior journalist Pankaj Mukati's new experiment has emerged as a weekly newspaper with politics. There is a lot of discussion about its first edition. Mukati, who opened his own consultant company under the name of MediaTronics, may not play the role of group editor in the Madhu-speaking group.

 ♦ Senior journalist Milind Wyver, who reached soft-spoken after playing a very small inning in democracy, will now be seen playing an important role in this newspaper group.

Arvind Tiwari
Press Club President