Sindhu Darshan Yatris submit report OF YATRA
Bhopal: Members of a team who visited leh in Jammu-Kashmir under Sindhu Darshan Yatra recently, met Director Culture Renu Tiwari here on Saturday. Director Sindhi Sahitya Academy Ashok Bulani submitted a report of Yatra to Tiwari. It was informed that Madhya Pradesh’s team apprised the visitors of 18th Sindhu Darshan Festival from all over the country about Madhya Pradesh’s Mukhyamantri Tirth-Darshan Yojana and other welfare schemes. Presentation of Madhya Pradesh’s troupe drew special praise. Over one thousand Yatris from 12 states participated in the festival which is held to boost morale of soldiers on borders and emotional bond with nation. A number of domestic and foreign visitors on tour of Jammu-Kashmir also visited the festival. Singers Shri Naresh Gidwani, Suresh Parwani, Ballu Choithani and Murlidhar Balwani, who were part of Madhya Pradesh Sindhi Sahitya Academy’s team in leh, were also present on the occasion.
4 dEAD, 50 hurt as bus plunges into Belgadha canal
Gwalior: Four people were killed and 50 passengers injured when their bus fell into a canal at Belgadha area on Saturday, police said. The bus was conveying devotees after offering prayers at lohdi Mata Temple in Shivpuri when the incident occurred near Harsi Dam close to Harsi village. The injured were rushed to hospitals in Dabra and Bhitarwar.
Monsoon to hit state tomorrow: Met dept
Gwalior: It is for the first time that the monsoon has been delayed in 32 years ago i.e in 1982. The weather department has claimed that the monsoon would come this time on July 7 at all cost. The weather department has said that there is possibility of rainfall due to local heat. The reason of monsoon getting delayed is that there is no pressure in the way of Bengal and Arab Sagar. The system which is taking place is not getting enough energy to move ahead that is why the monsoon is late. The farmers are worried due to late monsoon. According to agricultural experts the crop production would be late due to late monsoon.
NCST Chairman in Bhopal from July 14 to 16
Bhopal: Chairman of National Commission for Scheduled Tribes (NCST) Rameshwar Oran will be in Bhopal from July 14 to 16. During the period, Oran will meet tribals and tribal delegations. Oran will hear various appeals in regional office of NCST from July 14 to 16. In the afternoon of July 15, Oran will undertake field visit at village Bodakho under Gram Panchayat Kajlikheda in Nayapura on Kolar Road. Oran will leave for Delhi in the evening of July 16.
ISKCON TO HOlD 2ND RATH YATRA ON JUlY 12
Bhopal: ISKCON would organise its 2nd Rath Yatra on July 12. Jagannath Rath Yatra is India's one of the oldest festivals celebrated every year at Sri Jagannath Puri, Odisha. ISKCON is celebrating the yatra in 120 countries. Similarly it is also planning to celebrate this grand festival in Bhopal. During this festival there will be distribution of Harinama, Krishna prasadam, dramas, etc.