Online admission to continue till June 24
Bhopal: Registration process for online admissions in PG first semester will continue till June 24. Documents will be verified on June 25 and seat allotment letters will be issued on June 28. Selected candidates will have to deposit fees from June 28 to July 3. Students can give options for colleges and courses again for seats remaining vacant in the first phase in colleges from July 5 and 9. Seat allotments for the 2nd phase will be released on July 12 and fees will have to be deposited in concerning colleges till July 16. After this phase, college-level counselling will be held for filling up remaining seats. For this, students will have to turn up at concerning colleges and give their choice on July 18-19. Colleges will release admission lists on July 20. Following it, students will have to deposit fees till July 23.
GOvt sanctions 253 posts for Devi Ahilya Varsity
Bhopal: The State Government has sanctioned creation of 253 posts of 17 departments of Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya under self-finance scheme. Of these, 116 posts of are Class III and 137 of Class IV.
Departmental info to college staff through SMS
Bhopal: Departmental information will be given to Government college officers and employees through SMS. The Higher Education Department is providing the SMS facility. The department has directed all college principals to update mobile numbers of all officers and employees online on departmental website.
SElECTION of students for Drama school
Bhopal: The workshop for final selection of students for admission in Madhya Pradesh School of Drama for academic session 2013-14 will be held at Shaheed Bhawan, Bhopal from June 11 to 14. Workshop will be held from 10 am to 6 pm. In all, 72 candidates have been selected in preliminary workshops of which 25 will be finally selected.
Tree-top restaurant to be constructed
Gwalior: The tree-top restaurant to be constructed in the city would be unique effort towards development of Gwalior. It would look modern and the citizens of Gwalior can enjoy snacks there. This was stated by the Mayor Sameeksha Gupta on the occasion of first tree top restaurant of the State to be constructed in front of Bal Bhavan. The municipal corporation commissioner Vinod Sharma was also present on this occasion.The Mayor said that in the construction of tree up restaurant it would be kept in mind it should be completed in time and there should be no compromise with the quality. The height of tree up restaurant would be 3 to 9 meters from land. There would be three restaurant one on the other were citizens of Gwalior could enjoy fast food. The tree up restaurant would be completely constructed on the Bamboo. The structure would be made of cement concrete and it would cost rupees 20 lacks.
Armed miscreants nabbed
Gwalior: The police nabbed the armed miscreants who had gathered near Motijheel bypass last night to loot bus and truck. The police recovered two revolvers, a knife and few iron rods. The police started interrogating them. CSP Gwalior Rakshpal Singh Yadav said that an informer had tipped the SP Gwalior Santosh Kumar Singh last night that some armed miscreants are going together on a hill near Motijheel by pass to loot the buses and trucks. The police station Bahodapur was immediately informed and the police started the search of miscreants. At about 12.15 o’clock last night the police came face to face with the miscreants who tried to flee but police caught Sameer Kha, Krishna Rajput, Deepu, Yogesh Nath, Pat Nath, Sheelu Nath, Sushil Nath and Ballu Nath and recovered a 315 bore revolver, one round, knife, iron rods etc. from them. The police registered the case against them under section 399, 400, 402 of IPC and section 11 and 13 of MP act and section 25 and 27 of arms acts. The police are interrogating them.
Cops to plan own website to help people
Gwalior: Now, you would not need to approach the police station and SP office to take any information and lodged the complaint. The police are preparing their own website to help the people. The action taken on the complaint would be sent on Email to the complaint. The work of design of website is on final stage. The Gwalior police are going to make the people aware against social evils through face book like bonded laborers, contract labour, bagging, organ trading etc and inform the police about this. How these evils flourish and in what circumstances help of the police can be taken would be informed by the police. Information about verification of arm license can be had from the police website. Information about the missing persons together with their photos would be available. The information about wanted and most wanted miscreants with their photos would be made available.
DTE extends online registration till June 13
Bhopal: Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) has extended the last date for online registration and choice filling for Bachelors of Engineering (BE) till June 13. Earlier, the last date was June 10. Over 41000 students got themselves registered by Monday evening though the number is far less than last year. The registration dates have been extended for both Tuition Fees Waiver pool and general pool has been extended. Earlier the original allotment letters of seat were meant to be issued on June 14 which will be now issued on June 18. DTE has changed the dates of next rounds of counseling also; students can check the new time table on DTE’s website dtempcounselling.org.
Cop caught red-handed for taking bribe
Indore: A police sub inspector was caught red-handed by the lokayukta police in Dhar district today while he was taking a bribe of Rs 6,000 from the complainant. According to report, the accused identified as RR Badole, an SI with a police chowki at Dehri in Dhar district had reportedly threatened the complainant Firoz of putting him behind the lock-up if he did not pay him the money in connection with a police case. lokayukta sources informed that the complainant Firoz had lodged a complaint at Dehri police chowki against an opposite party. However, the police chowki SI Badole instead of taking action on his complaint, threatened him to put into police lock-up if did not pay a cash of Rs 6,000 to settle the matter. Firoz informed about the matter to the lokayukta police. As per the plan, a team of the lokayukta policeled by DSP B S Parihar reached Dehri on Monday morning. As soon as Firoz gave an amount of Rs 6,000 to the SI, the lokayukta team caught him red-handed with the cash. The incident created a panic at the police chowki with police jawans running here and there.
stamp paper shortage affects land registrations
Indore: Scarcity of stamp papers worth over Rs 10,000 at the district treasury has affected registration of lands at the registrar offices located at Moti Tabela, Nawlakha and Sukhlia. Scarcity of stamp papers at the treasury office is continuing for the past sometime, creating problems for both the advocates and the people. Due to non-availability of stamp papers of the given denominations, land registration works are registrar offices are getting affect for quiet sometime. In the past few days, there has been very registration of lands at the registrar offices in absence of stamp papers worth Rs 10,000, Rs 20,000 and Rs 25,000 denominations. Non-availability of stamp papers of the given denominations has been attributed to supply of stamp papers from Ujjain and other States.