BHEl BIDS FAREWEll TO 14 RETIRED EMPlOYEES
Bhopal: In a simple function organized at Administrative Building on Saturday, SR Prasad, Executive Director, BHEl, Bhopal bade farewell to AKS Guru, GM (EM) and 13 other employees on their retirement after superannuation. In an interaction with them, he applauded their contribution in the growth of BHEl. Guru after doing his BE from Nagpur in Mechanical Engineering joined BHEl, Bhopal in 1976. He joined in PlM and then served Hydro Generator Engineering before being transferred to Materials Management.
Wild animals enter samardha Villages
Bhopal: With the remarkable increase in wild animals in the Samardha range of Bhopal forest circle, the animals are entering in the nearby residential areas. In the past one week, leopards have attacked several domestic animals in Gol village on Kolar road. With the entry of wild animals in the residential areas, the villagers of Gol village are reeling under fear. The villagers informed that on Thursday evening, they had spotted a leopard had taken away a goat from the village. They had immediately informed the Forest department officials regarding the presence of leopard. A team of the department had reached the spot after sometime and with the pugmarks confirmed that a leopard had come to the village. The patrolling team of the department cautioned the villagers not to move in the forest after sunset. Ranger of Samardha range ND Sharma informed that he has given directives for compensation to the villager, who lost his goat.
Mukhyamantri yuva rozgar Yojana
Bhopal: So far over Rs 608.76 crore has been sanctioned to 48,725 youths under Mukhyamantri Yuva Swarozgar Yojana implemented since April 2013. During financial year 2013-14, as many as 48,725 cases were sanctioned against the target of 50,000. A target has been set to benefit one lakh youths including 30 per cent female beneficiaries under the scheme during year 2014-15. Under the 12th Five-year plan, an amount of Rs 676.28 crore has been proposed for this scheme.
‘TRAINING TO BE IMPARTED IN TRADES OF CHOICE’
Bhopal: College and university students will be imparted skill development training during year 2014-15. Higher and Technical Education Minister Umashankar Gupta has said that training will be imparted to students in trades of their choice. Training will be imparted to 10,000 students of 110 selected colleges through skill development centres in 6 universities. Besides, a target has been set to impart skill development training to 15,000 more students by selecting some colleges under Star Scheme. Discussions are also being held with America’s “In luman” company for job-oriented training to students. The company has chalked out programme to hold 2-day orientation workshop for 2 principals each of government colleges of Bhopal and Indore.
SC can SEND COMPlAINTS DIRECTlY TO NHRC
Bhopal: The members of scheduled castes harassed by any Government servant may send complaints to National Human Rights Commission. They may also do the same if any Government servant has shown negligence in prevention of persecution of them. Complaints may be sent by post or speedpost to Registrar, National Human Rights Commission, Manav Adhikar Bhavan, Block CGPO Complex, INA, New Delhi-110023 by June 15, 2014. According to authorised information, the commission will hold a public hearing in Bhopal on complaints found fit for enquiry. The commission will also intimate concerning parties regarding public hearing.
PANIC AS three GIRlS KIDNAPPED IN bhind
Bhind: Panic gripped Bhind district's villages following kidnapping of three girls in separate incidents on Saturday. A 16-year-old girl was kidnapped by one Naresh Koli from Naudha village while a youth Suraj Gaud took another girl (16) away with him from Khumma Ka Pura village. Similarly, four miscreants Hemant Baghel, Shyam Singh, Neeraj Devi and another person kidnapped a 17-year-old girl from ward no 16 in Gandhinagar area. Police team swung into action to locate the missing girls.
GIRl AXED to death in rape bid
Narsinghpur: A girl was axed to death and her sister injured by their own paternal cousin at Budhgaon last night. Devkibai, her husband Chhotu Yadav and younger sister Rajjobai used to work as farm labourers and stay in a hut. Her paternal cousin Sheru was also staying with them for the past one month. Chhotu Yadav had gone for a wedding function last night when Sheru tried to molest one of his cousins. When both the sisters protested, Sheru attacked them with an axe killing Devkibai on the spot. Rajjo was injured in the attack. Sheru is absconding.
THREE COPS INJURED BY VIllAGERS
Bhind: Three police personnel, including two station house officers (SHOs), were injured when they were targetted by the accused and villagers in lahrauli village on Saturday. “The incident took place when Umri SHO Dhaynendra Singh, Nayagaon SHO Satyendra Singh Rajput along with two dozens police men went to the village in the early morning to nab the culprits, who were accused of beating some people by entering their house. But the accused and villagers opened fire on the police team and also attacked with lethal weapons,” Sub-Divisional Police Officer JP Shakya said.
He said that Constable Mukesh also sustained injuries in the attack while other police personnel managed to flee and took shelter in the nearby field. Shakya said police force was sent to the village and a manhunt was launched to arrest the accused.