blood donation camp to be organised on 19 may
Bhopal: Sant Nirankari Mandal, Bhopal is organising a blood donation camp at Sant Nirankari Satsang Bhawan, Bhopal on Sunday, 19 May. The Chief Guest of the function Honorable Governor of Madhya Pradesh Ram Naresh Yadav will inaugurate the camp. Blood donation camp will be held under the supervision of experts from Hamidia Hospital. The Mission is organising various similar blood donation camps throughout the country in the sacred memory of Baba Gurbachan Singh ji Maharaj who laid down his life for upholding the cause of peace, harmony and universal brotherhood. Ashok Juneja, Sanyojak of Bhopal unit of the mission, in a press release has appealed to the masses to donate their blood in large numbers with a feeling of love and sacrifice for fellow beings as every drop of blood donated will help save precious lives.
21-day training programme concluded
Bhopal: A 21-day training programme on ‘Translation’ held at Human Resource Development Centre, BHEl, Bhopal concluded today, wherein Girish Shrivastava, General Manager, HR, BHEl, Bhopal was present as the Chief Guest and SN Singh, Director, National Translation Board, New Delhi graced the occasion as the Guest of Honour. Singh in his address said that language is the tool to develop one’s opinion. Hindi, today is the language of science & technology. It is the binding force holding the country together. In the field of education, most number of teaching professionals across the globe is from India, glorifying the education fabric of our country through the art of teaching. Shrivastava speaking on this occasion said that the importance of language is gaining more impetus looking at the rapid business environment & continuous change taking place at a blistering pace. The future of Hindi is well secured. It is the language of any country of any origin which gives it strength to stand against all odds opined, Shrivastava. Arun Hemrom, Senior DGM, HRM; Harish Singh Bagwar, Deputy Manager, Rajbhasa and other officials of HRM were present on this occasion.
13-yr-old girl molested by neighbour
Gwalior: A 13-year-old girl Nitu, D/o Ramesh Kushawah, a resident of Golpaharia reached the Mahila police station with her mother on Wednesday morning complaining that she has been molested. She complained to the police that her neighbour Preetam Kushawah teased her. He has patronage of a policeman so the police are not taking action against him. The woman police station in-charge took a written complaint from her and said that they conduct inquiry. But, Nitu and her mother were not satisfied with the reply of the police. Nitu poured petrol on her. The policemen poured water on her body and informed the Padav police station to register the case of attempt to commit suicide. The police said that the daughter and mother were assured to conduct the enquiry of the complaint lodge by them. It was further known that the man against whom the complaint was made had a dispute with them about a house.
Jammer to be install to stop bluetooth devices
Gwalior: Now, it would not be easy to use bluetooth device for unfair means through in medical college examinations. The college administration has ordered to purchase Jammer by which the mobile phone on examination hall would stop working. On Tuesday the superiors seized bluetooth device from the ear of the examination retinal year of MBBS examinee Anil. The DME was immediately informed. The centre superintendent immediately locked the examination hall to check media. Two days before also three students were copying but on receipt of information of visit of the dean they took out Bluetooth devise. The dean medical college Dr. GS Patel said that a bluetooth has been seized from a student on Tuesday. The Jammer has been ordered to check the cases of high-tech copying. Cameras would also be installed according to need.
Ten yrs RI for kidnapping, raping minor
Morena: A local court awarded ten years rigorous imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 6,000 on a person for kidnapping and raping a minor in 2007. The sentence was awarded to Kiledar Singh alias Killo by Additional Session Judge (ADJ) Avnish Verma yesterday, prosecution said today. Killo cajoled the victim to a village in Punjab from lolikpur in Morena district on April 20, 2007 during a marriage function and raped the girl by confining her in a room for quite sometime. later, police rescued the girl from Killo's captivity and arrested him. After trial, the court sentenced Killo on the basis of evidence submitted by the prosecution.
lifer to three in 2011 murder case
Jabalpur: A local court awarded life imprisonment to a couple and another woman for killing a 19-year-old girl following a minor dispute. The sentence along with a fine of Rs 1,000 was awarded by Additional District and Session Judge, Satish Chandra Rai yesterday, prosecution said today. The trio Asha Singh, Sukhdeo and his wife Uma threw a lighted chimney on the victim (identified as Baby Gond) on November 23, 2011 following a dispute over not bringing the daughter of Asha back from the school which resulted in serious burn injuries to her. later, she succumbed to her burns in the hospital following which a case of murder was registered against them and the case was submitted for trial.
42-yr-old woman died after taking wrong medicine
Morena: A 42-year-old woman has died after a quack allegedly administered her, a wrong medicine when she approached her for some illness at a village here, police said today. The victim, Kanchan, yesterday approached the fake doctor, identified as Yogendra Singh Jatav, who was also a lawyer-turned-sarpanch of Imlia village, rural police station in-charge Rajesh Malviya told reporters. After she complained of an illness, Jatav injected a wrong medicine
on her following which she died, Malviya said. On the complaint of her husband Mahesh, police arrested Jatav yesterday and registered a case against him in this regard. The accused, after getting elected as sarpanch of the village, had started practising there as a doctor.
Fencing players provided with Rs 2.40 lAkhs
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Sports Academy’s fencing players Amandeep Basediya and Himalaya Vishwakarma have been provided Rs 2.40 lakh as honorarium. Both players have been given Rs 1.20 lakh each. It is noteworthy that these players have brought laurels to the country by winning silver medals in Senior International Commonwealth Fencing Championship held in Australia. Congratulating both the players, Minister of State for Tourism, Sports and Youth Welfare (independent charge) Brijendra Pratap Singh said that this is for the first time that players of the State Sports Academy have brightened name of the country and State at international level. Director Sports and Youth Welfare Shailendra Shrivastava also congratulated the players.
Govt undertake work for conserving bovine animanls
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Government has undertaken important work of conserving and augmenting bovine animals in the State. At present, 591 Gaushalas are functioning in Madhya Pradesh. The number of bovine animals is one lakh 3 thousand 615 in these Gaushalas. There are total 1149 registered Gaushalas in the state of which 591 are active. Bio-gas plants are set up in 26 Gaushalas. There are 31 Gaushalas where medicines are being prepared from cow urine. Similarly, cowdung manure for organic farming is being prepared in 83 Gaushalas. For conservation of bovine animals, the State Government is also providing assistance to Gaushalas as per their requirements. Assistance worth Rs 9 crore 87 lakh was provided in year 2010-11,Rs 8 crore 13 lakh in 2011-12 and Rs 8 crore in year 2012-13. State Government has established country’s first cow sanctuary at village Salariya in Susner tahsil of Shajapur district with a view to protecting bovine animals and providing them natural environs. Similarly, Gopal Puraskar Yojana is also being implemented to promote breeders of cows of Indian species. The scheme has been expanded upto development block level last year.
Jabalpur Diary set up new diary plant at Baidhan
Bhopal: Singrauli district Panchayat with the cooperation of Jabalpur Cooperative Dairy Federation has set up a new dairy plant at Baidhan in Singrauli district with the objective of supplying high quality pasteurised milk to consumers in and around Singrauli. Urban consumers will get fresh Sanchi milk 24-hours with the setting up of Baidhan dairy plant.