Gwalior-Agra train not to run
Gwalior: In view of work of inter-locking in Agra, the Gwalior-Agra shuttle train would not go to Agra for a month. At the same time the Chambal Hawara express would not go to Agra on November 15. The Chambal Hawara express would go from Gwalior to Hawara on November 15, due to inter-locking work in Agra other trains would run with slow speed for a week. The work of inter-locking would be completed up to November 17. This information was given by station manager of Gwalior PP Choubey. He said that from Tuesday the interlocking work on third track would start from Agra and Bhandai railway station. Due to which the Gwalior-Agra shuttle would not run for a month. The distance of train on 20 km. inter-locking track has been fixed at 20 km per hour due to which the trains would reach their destination late. The PRO Ravi Prakash said that the decision has been taken due to work of interlocking. The agency has been directed to complete the work within time limit.
clinic asked to keep enough medicines
Gwalior: Principal Secretary, Health department, Praveer Krishna asked staff at the Nirla Nagar Maternity Home to maintain enough stock of medicines in the Home. He had visited the maternity home during routine inspection on Monday. He told the doctors to provide all facilities to all the patients. On his one-day visit to Gwalior Praveer Krishna visited Hem Singh Ki parade based, Health Centre at 10 am. He stayed there for 10 minutes and found the there were appropriate arrangements. later, he reached Birla Nagar based maternity home, where he talked with patients who complained him regarding different facilities not available. At this, he warned civil surgeon Dr VK Gupta and told him that medicines and other facilities should be provided to the patients free of charge. Meanwhile, in another incident, eye surgeon Dr RK Gupta posted in eye department of Morar district hospital generally remain absent from his duty. The civil surgeon had warned him even than he did not mend his ways. So the HOD of eye department Dr MS Sagar recommended his suspension to the commissioner Gwalior division. The PS Praveen Krishna issued his suspension orders with immediate effect on Monday. In the afternoon he left for Bhitarwar for inspection.
body found with bullet injury mark
Gwalior: Body of a youth was found near Sidharpur of Morar. The body appeared to be around three days old. Prima facie, the incident seems to be of murder, as the victim had bullet injury mark in the chest. According to the police, the deceased was shot at his chest. The police are trying identifying him. Some villagers informed the police in the morning that body of a youth was lying in Sidhpur village near Badagaon village. On receipt of information the Sub Inspector RK Somvanshi reached the spot with force on seeing the body he said that the deceased was shot at his chest at some other place and later the body was dumped at the spot. Tyre tread marks have been found near his body which indicates that his body was brought at the spot and thrown in the village. The police also found a helmet and a 315 bore used cartridge from near the spot. The police are further investigating the case. Addl SP City Virendra Jain said that the case initially appears of murder. But the deceased and the accused both are unknown. Police are trying to identify them.
Centre urged to expedite pending works
Bhopal: Commerce and Industries Minister Yashodhara Raje Scindia met with Union Minister for Chemicals and Fertilisers Ananth Kumar in New Delhi on Monday and urged him go give fillip to MoUs signed by the Centre at Global Investors Summit. Scindia urged to move forward the work to establish Polymer Park (Plastic: Park) at Gwalior, increase in enrolments in Central Institute of Plastic Engineering and Technology (CIPET) at Bhopal from next session, setting up of a gas-based fertilizer plant in eastern Madhya Pradesh (Jabalpur) from Surat-Paradeep gas pipeline of GAIl and establishment of National Institute of Pharmaceutical Research (NIPER) at Bhopal. It is noteworthy that land for the institute has already been identified at Bhopal. Union Minister Ananth Kumar directed concerned officials to expedite the works. Principal Secretary Industries Mohammed Sulaiman and Resident Commissioner RK Chaturvedi were also present on the occasion. Commerce and Industries Minister Scindia reviewed efforts for implementation of MoUs signed at Global Investors Summit with Chairman of Steel Authority of India Chandrashekher Verma and other concerning officers at Madhya Pradesh Bhavan. She laid emphasis on accelerating pace of establishment of an iron ore-based steel plant in Chhatarpur district.
Govt seeks report on Inspire Award
Bhopal: The State Government has sought information from District Education Officers regarding nomination of schools for Inspire Award. A meet has been convened at Bhopal on November 21 to review status of nominations. At the meeting, training given in district, participation in exhibitions etc. will also be reviewed. Assistant Nodal Officers appointed for the scheme in districts will take part in the meeting.
Gupta lays stone for road to link colonies
Bhopal: Higher Education Minister Umashankar Gupta laid foundation stone of a road to link 7 colonies near Bhoj Open University in Chuna Bhatti area here on Monday. A sum of Rs 69.70 lakh has been sanctioned for about one kilometre long and 5 meters wide this road. Retaining wall and hume pipe culvert will also be construct along with the road. Gupta said that construction of the road will facilitate smooth traffic between New Friends, Krishna, Yashoda Vihar, Nirmal Kalpana, Amaltas and Vatika colonies. He said that continuous work is priority of the state government. Gupta said that there should be no delay in implementation once work is decided. Gupta announced Rs 20 lakh for construction of a community hall in Chuna Bhatti area. He said that a fully equipped community hall can be constructed if remaining amount is contributed by members of the society. local public representatives were present on the occasion.
Govt to train women under e-Shakti Abhiyan
Bhopal: For brining about awareness towards internet, the State Government will train women under e-Shakti Abhiyan. One lakh 10 thousand female teachers and students will be imparted internet training including girl students upto high and higher secondary school level. A target has been set to impart training to 352 girls students of each block among 313 development blocks in the state. The government has directed all District Education Officers to review action plan under e-Shakti Yojana and send its information to Science and Technology Department.
health camp conducted at Binjana village
Bhopal: The Tata International’s leather and leather Products team at Dewas held the second successful Health camp in Binjana village under a series of Health camps planned under the “Swasth Bachhe, Swasth Bhavishya” (Healthy Children for a Healthy Future)” mission launched by the company on November 3. The programme was inaugurated by N Mohan, Global Head- leather Products and Rakesh Agarwal-Head Fashion leather Business along with teams including active participation by union officials Ganesh Bordia and Jabbar Khan. A total of 210 school children underwent health check-up. Only one major case of Ophthalmology was identified for whom the company is making arrangements for further check-up and treatment. The camp was entirely arranged by the CSR committee of TIl Dewas led by Dr CS Katju, Ms Anita Chauhan, Dr BM Srivastava and Dushyant Kumar and supported by the team of Doctors from ESIS under the leadership Dr Pradip Joshi.