Sair Sapata becomes favourite spot for cricket
Bhopal: Having a lot of recreation elements and being the complete entertainment zone of the city, Sair Sapata has now come-up with the favourite outdoor game of the teenagers, ‘Cricket’. Notably, after introducing toy train, shikara, bungee trampoline and bumper car, Sair Sapata would now be into spot light with the introduction of cricket bowling machine. A pitch with the net is prepared at Sair Sapata where the cricket lovers could enjoy playing it. Through this machine, the player can play two over for 2.5 minutes and similarly three over can be completed within seven to eight minutes. Notably, keeping in mind the security measures, a tennis bowl is used in cricket bowling machine which could be suitable for the youngsters as well. One of the specialties of this machine is that the speed of the ball can be set and reset over the machine and the player could practice the game. Senior Manager of Sair Sapata Sayed Arif Ali informed that the children above eight years of age could play the cricket game at the pitch. The game would remain open till 10 pm.
IGRMS to organise ‘Kriti-2013’ from Dec 20
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya is organising programme of national craft fair and demonstration titled as ‘Kriti’ -2013 from 20 December — December, 2013. With the participation of about 250 traditional craftsmen from Assam, Manipur, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Punjab, Maharashtra, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Tripura, Manipur, Karnataka, Bihar, Odisha, West Bengal, and Jammu Kashmir, this programme is being orgnanised at ‘Mandpam’ situated at Manav Sangrahalaya. This programme aims to introduce locals to traditional craft, making demonstration and provide platform to artists. The main attraction of this 10 day long fair is grand exhibition of amazing workmanship on clothing, ornaments, Terracotta, metal, wood, Bamboo and paper.
Wife kills self, case filed against husband
Gwalior: The Panihar police registered a case against a youth on the charge of compelling his wife to commit suicide. The victim Rinki of Nayagaon had complained against her husband Jaipal for harassment. However, the police did not take immediate action and later she committed suicide with her children by torching. The Janakganj police have registered a case of dowry death against her in laws.
Voters must search for alternative policy
Gwalior: On Wednesday, everybody is worried due to price rice and corruption and searches alternative in the leaders. The voters should search alternative in policy not in leaders. So that corruption and price rice could be control. This was stated by the general secretary of all India Insurance employees association Kiran Venu Gopal while addressing the conference of association in hotel Anand Palace in Janakganj. Addressing the conference Amanulla Khan said that AIIEEA is the oldest and biggest Trade union. Khan said that both the Congress and the BJP are adopting the same policies of liberalization. So it is impossible to control the price rise. The employment would have to control and privatization in Government sector would have to control. He said that the labour laws should be enforced and minimum pay scale should be Rs 10,000. Venu Gopal said that our union is the biggest union having more than one lack members. The lIC is competing with the 22 private companies even than the government is not paying attention to it.
Govt forms panel to eradicate corruption
Bhopal: The State Government has constituted a committee to eradicate corruption and for those administrative works which are directly related to common people in the form of public service. Additional Chief Secretary Finance Ajay Nath, Additional Chief Secretary Panchayats, Rural Development and Social Justice Aruna Sharma, Principal Secretary Water Resources RS Julaniya, Principal Secretary Health and Family Welfare Praveer Krishna and Managing Director, Madhya Pradesh Road Development Corporation Vivek Agrawal will be its members while Secretary (Coordination) in Chief Secretary’s Office Satish Mishra will be the Member Secretary. The committee will submit its report to the state government within a month.