Full Cooperation to Sahu Community: CM
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that full cooperation will be provided by the state government to construct building of Sahu Community. Chouhan was addressing the Samaj Seva Samman programme organized by the district Sahu Community here on Sunday. CM Chouhan said that Sahu Community has special contribution towards the prosperity of the state. Sahu Community is a treasure of gems. The community has given world leader in the form of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is not only leading the country but giving guidance to the world. Chouhan further mentioned that the state government is with Sahu community. The state government will provide full cooperation in the development works of the community. He urged the Sahu community to contribute their best for the progress of the state. CM Chouhan inaugurated the programme by lighting the lamps. He honoured the personalities of the Sahu community by placing turbans. Vote of thanks was given by the President of District Sahu Community, Bhopal RC Sahu. MlA Surendranath Singh, Chairman Municipal Corporation Surjeet Singh Chouhan and Members of Sahu Community in large numbers were present on the occasion.
PM's demonetisation exercise historic: Sakshi
Indore: Coming out in the support of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's demonetization exercise, Olympic bronze medalist Sakshi Malik described the decision as historic. “The decision may cause inconvenience to common public in short term. However, such strong decisions are imperative to curb black money and corruption,” Sakshi told reporters here on Sunday. On the country's performance in Rio Olympics, she said that women sportspersons are leaving a mark. She exuded confidence that more women players would bring laurels to the country in next Olympics.
‘Every word of Preamble is an aim for Republic of India’
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (IGRMS) organised a special lecture on the occasion of ‘Constitution Day’. On this occasion Head of Department- law, Barkatullah University, Bhopal Prof. Nisha Dubey addressed the gathering and promoting constitutional values amongst the audience, she said “To provide justice, freedom and equality and attain mutual solidarity and brotherhood amongst all Indians a strong, compassionate Constitution was made”. She further described the Fundamental Rights, Directive principles and explained why ‘Fundamental Duties’ were included two decades after independence. She gave special emphasis on knowing our Fundamental Duties as religiously as we know our Fundamental Rights as Citizen of India. Prof Dubey urged that we should spread the knowledge about Constitution and Preamble, respect for Constitution’s soul and if all citizen of India follows the Preamble the major troubles will be solved by its own. In the beginning of the programme Publication Officer Sudhir Shrivastava narrated the Preamble. The vote of thanks was delivered by Conservation Associate Dipak Kumar Choudhary.
Madhya Pradesh government orders probe into Petlawad communal tension
Bhopal: The state government has ordered a judicial probe into stopping of a Muharram procession in Petlawad on October 12 that caused communal tension in the town and led to a tussle between RSS functionaries and the local police. A retired district judge has been asked to probe within three months the reasons behind the stoppage, whether adequate measures were made by the administration for the procession, fix liability and suggest measures to avoid such incidents in future. Citing an incident in which a Hindu man’s hand was chopped allegedly by Muslims in Gandhwani in neighbouring Dhar district a few hours before, a group of right-wing protesters had allegedly forced the Muharram procession to change its route in Petlawad. That night police cracked down on RSS functionaries, allegedly beating them in the police station. Hindu Jagran Manch then enforced a bandh in the town, Jhabua and Dhar districts.
Clash between two groups
Ujjain: Several people have been detained in connection with clashes between two groups at Mahidpur in Ujjain district of the state, police said. Stone pelting and vandalism took place in the aftermath of an altercation that broke out over removing a bicycle from the way last evening. Following the clashes, shops were closed down. Heavy police force was deployed as the area is considered sensitive due to suspected activities of the banned Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI). Though the situation is under control, shops remained closed today. Cases have been registered against both sides.
2 candidates held for impersonation
Satna: Two people have been arrested on the charge of appearing in place of other candidates in a bank recruitment examination being organised in Madhya Pradesh's Satna district, police said. Ranjeet Kumar and Mohammad Samir, who hail from Bihar, were arrested while appearing in place of Nagendra Chandra Meena and Rajesh Meena on Saturday.
SDM conducting random inspection of Govt School
Mhow: Mhow SDM Sandeep GR is conducting random inspection of government schools, Aanganwaris, hospitals and SC/ST boarding hostels in all the 79 gram Panchayats of Mhow tehsil. The mismanagement was found in the gram Panchayats of Harsola, Bhatkhedi, Panjariya, Harneyakhedi and Patalpani. Many teachers were not found on duty in the government schools of these gram Panchayats for which the administration has issued a show cause notice to the teachers. Doctors were not found in the government hospitals of Harsola and Dharanaka for which a show cause notice has been issued. In many Aanganwaris the number of children were registered more than 50 but less than 5 children were found in Aanganwaris and at some Aanganwaris only 1 child was found. During the inspection of tribal hostels of Patalpani the superintendent was found absent and the quality of food served to the students was of poor quality. SDM Sandeep told ‘The Pioneer’ that show cause notices have been served to all the absent teachers , doctors, hostel superintendent and Aanganwaris in-charges who were not found on the duty during the inspection . Mhow administration also removed the encroachment from the Narmada pipeline and government land at village Pigdamber and government canal in village Bhainsalaya. Tehsildar Mhow Tapish Pandey was also present during the inspection.