Tribal areas to have better health facilities
Bhopal: Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Protection Minister Kunwar Vijay Shah has said that the State Government will make available better healthcare facilities in tribal areas. It is among State Government’s priorities. Shah was inaugurating a primary health centre at tribal village Gulaimal in Khalwa block of Khandwa district on Monday. He directed Chief Medical and Health Officer to send proposal for generator for uninterrupted power supply and A/C in maternity room. Shah directed officers to hold health examination camp in every four months in this remote village. He said that 50-bed girls hostel will be started at Gulaimal from August 15. He directed officers to construct a nistar tank in the village. The Food Minister distributed credit cards to farmers and tendu patta bonus worth Rs1.16 crore to forest dwellers. On the occasion, health of 650 tribals was examined at a health examination camp.
Kamani meets yashodhara
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Billiard Snooker Academy, Indore’s player Ku Ammee Kamani, who won a bronze medal in IBSF world six red championship, paid a courtesy visit to Sports and Youth Welfare Minister Yashodhara Raje Scindia at Vidhan Sabha here today. Congratulating Kamani, Scindia assured to extend every possible facility following discussions on coming competitions. It is noteworthy that Madhya Pradesh Billiard Snooker Academy, Indore’s player Ammee Kamani won a bronze medal in the world team championship held at Sharm-al-Shaikh in Egypt from June 18 to 29. Ku. Ammee is the third seed player of India.
Kid rescued from borewell dies in hospital
Agar-Malwa: A boy, who fell into a dry borewell near neighbouring Shajapur's Kadoola village, succumbed at the District Hospital after being brought out in the wee hours on Monday. During the administration's rescue operation, which lasted about ten hours, a pit was dug near the borewell. Oxygen was supplied to the victim through a tube. The minor was unconscious when brought out. On Sunday, two children from Kadoola went to a forest for grazing goats and one of them, Krishnapal (12) met with the mishap.
Raids in Gwalior to nab PMT scam leaders
Gwalior: The police conducted raid from the morning in Gwalior Chambal region in search of ring leaders of PMT scandals. The police became active following the visit of STF chief Sudheer Shahi in the city. The high court has ordered to catch the ring leaders of PMT scandals. The police of the State has started search of ring leader Dr Deepak Yadav. The STF and SIT has conducted raid in search of Dr Deepak Yadav agents and dubious medical students. The SIT has arrested a clerk Parmanand Badhawa of the students section of medical college. The police interrogating the Badhawa after arrest. The STF chief would hold a meeting of senior police officers in the SP office on Monday evening. The meeting was attended by IG Gwalior zone Adrash Katiyar, IG Chambal zone DC Sagar, SP’s of Gwalior, Bhind, Morena and Guna districts SIT in charge additional SP Virendra Jain, DSP of STF Shailendra Jadon, Aakash Bhooria were present in the meeting. The dean medical college GS Patel was also present in the meeting.
One held, arms seized in police raid
Gwalior: The Sarai Chola police raided a gang planning to commit dacoit and arrested an accused with illegal arms. Rest of accused managed to flee. The police have started their search. According to the police, an informer had tipped that some persons were standing at the up railway line near railway station planning to commit some serious crime. Acting on the tip of the police raided the spot and arrested an accused reaming 6 other accused managed to flee. The police recovered a 315 revolver and two live cartridges. During interrogation the accused told his name as Vrindavan son of Soneram Gurjar. The accused who escaped included Raju Kachi, Parmal Kachi, Vinod Gurjar, Sunil, Monu Sikarwar and Dhara Sikarwar. The police started the search of the accused.
Mayor’s proposal on vacant land
Gwalior: The mayor Sameeksha Gupta conducted his inspection of a vacant land of Municipal Corporation between Tarun Pushkar and Roop Singh stadium and ordered the officers concerned who prepared a proposal to establish sport complex or auditorium on the land. During her inspection municipal corporation commissioner Vinod Sharma was present. The mayor inspected 47,000 square feet land of Municipal Corporation. She said that the proposal for establishing both a sports complex and auditorium would be prepared. For this the mayor announces to give rupees 1.5 crores from mayor fund. After that she visited model established at the Chetakpuri Chauraha to give message of environment rotary. She said that the model would be dedicated soon to the people.
Mass marriage organised in Phool bagh
Gwalior: All the newly wed couples should take pledge that they would allow the daughter to be born. This was stated by mayor Sameeksha Gupta on Bhadia Navami on the occasion of mass marriage of 13 girls organised under Mukyamantri Kanyadan Yojana in Phool Bag Baradari. She said that due to the various welfare schemes for girls launched by the State Government the daughters are not burden on families now. Under this scheme the marriage of thousands of girls were performed. Now Rs25,000 are being spent on the marriage of every couple. The programme was presided over by the president Vijendra Singh Jadon. On this occasion MIC member and woman child in-charge Smita Verma, Pushpa Sharma, Prakash Chandra Kori, leader of Opposition Shammi Sharma, corporator Anil Sankhala, Purushottam Bhargava, senior corporator Mayaram Singh, Madan Mohan Pathak, Devendra Singh Chauhan and public welfare officer RK Gupta were present. All the participants gifted domestic articles to the couples.