Bhopal

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Dengue claims student’s life; toll 4

Bhopal: With the death of a dentist, the death toll due to dengue in the city reached to four. However, the Health department denied that the dentist died of dengue as the victim tested at JP hospital was found negative for dengue. The patient Divya Dutta was admitted to a private clinic after she reported fever three days ago and was tested positive for Dengue around two days ago. The victim used to live at 228 quarters. Victim’s father works as Deputy Registrar at Registrar Office.  The family returned with the body to Pipariya in Hoshangabad on Friday for performing last rites. Officials of Health department claimed that the death of the patient occurred due to some other reason than dengue as she was tested negative for dengue in ElISA test. Victim was pursuing Bachelor of Dental Surgery and recently cleared her final year examinations.

Shanta Kumar calls on CM

Bhopal: Chairman of the high level committee constituted by the Centre for reconstitution of Food Corporation of India and former Himachal chief Minister Shanta Kumar paid a courtesy call to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan here on Saturday. Committee’s member and former chairman of Commission for Agriculture Cost and Prices Ashok Gulati was also present on the occasion.

Ex-servicemen can lodge grievances

Bhopal: All ex-servicemen, Veer Naris and their dependents can meet district ex-servicemen welfare officer on any working day during office hours for redressal of their complaints and problems. Besides, phone and mobile numbers of office may also be contacted for this. They can send their problems to Joint Director, Directorate of Ex-Servicemen Welfare, Guru Tegh Bahadur Complex, New Market, TT Nagar Bhopal also.

Students given chance to change institute

Bhopal: Newly admitted students of polytechnic colleges have been given one more chance to change institution. In a communiqué sent by Higher and Technical Education Minister Umashankar Gupta to Director Technical Education said that students who wish to change institution may submit their applications to institution’s principal by October 31. They may also give choice of three institutions in the application. Principal will send all applications online to Director Technical Education, who will allot seats against vacancies in colleges by November 5. The Minister also directed Director Skill Development to obtain permission from Director-General of Employment and Training, New Delhi for giving admission on vacant seats in ITIs. He said that process of admission should be taken up by October 31 following receipt of permission. Director Skill Development M Sibi Chakravarty and Director Technical Education Ashish Dongare were present on the occasion.

‘Shri Ramleela Utsav is on

Bhopal: On the fifth day of the ongoing ‘Shri Ramleela Utsav’, plays on Sugriv Mitrata, Bali Vadh & lanka Dahan were staged. The festival will be showcasing different themes from the Epic Ramayana. This festival will be staging these performances from October 14 to 20. Children of Different age group are trained under Mahant Jayramdas Ji Vyas from early childhood, to perform in Ramleela Utsav. Audiences get delighted with the performances of their body movements & class a part dialogue delivery. Entry to the festival is free. Ramleela will be stared daily from 7 pm onwards on the air theatre of Ravindra Bhawan. lakshman Shakti and Ravan vadh incident will be staged on the 4th day of this festival.