Brother of reliable group chairman dies
Bhopal: Younger brother of Reliable Group Chairman Sikander Hafiz Khan, Mohammed Hafiz Khan (65), passed away in New Delhi on Wednesday. He was sick for some time and he breathed his last at Apollo hospital in New Delhi on Wednesday. The mortal remains were brought to Bhopal by ambulance and the last rites would be performed here on Thursday after Zohar namaz. Commerce and Industry Minister Rajendra Shukla has expressed profound grief over the demise of Mohammed Hafiz Khan.
Charge-sheet against official for bribery
Bhopal: Central Bureau of Investigation, Bhopal Branch had registered a case on the basis of written complaint against RK Sinha, Assistant, Bunkar Seva Kendra, Indore under Sections 7 and 9 of the PC Act, 1988, on May 5, 2017 on the allegation that Sinha had demanded a bribe of Rs 5,000 for getting confirmation of service after completion of probation period of complainant and was caught red handed while accepting Rs 3,000 from Complainant. After completion of investigation, a charge-sheet under Sections 7 and 9 of the PC Act, 1988 and Sections 13 (2) and 13 (1)(d) of the PC Act 1988 has been filed against RK Sinha on June 28 before the ld Court of Special Judge for CBI Cases, Indore.
Teacher orientation prog at natural history
Bhopal: Regional Museum of Natural History, Bhopal started three-days Teacher Orientation Workshop on low Cost Teaching Aids on June 28, 2017. Selected 19 in-service teachers are participating in this workshop. During the introductory session Manoj Kumar Sharma, Scientist-B and in-charge emphasised the role of natural history museum in the field of teaching. Sharma detailed about low Cost Teaching Aids since students may learn effectively through low cost teaching aids. During the session on Exhibit Corner in the School, Manik lal Gupta, Scientist-B and Coordinator of Workshop told that dry leaf of peeple, dead and dry butterfly, insects, seep, snail, human made plants and animals etc could be display at gallery of school, any corner, under the tree or in room. And students and other people may be got the information through these display. Gupta informed that the custody of display of these collection/ materials may be given to students, teachers and other employee of the school for security purpose. Similarly the museum visit was arranged for participant teachers. During the next session, Arvind Anupam, Modeller/Exhibit Preparator demonstrated the preparation of teaching aids through moulding and casting. After that all participants prepared artificial leaf under the guidance of Arvind Anupam.
One-day workshop on hindi language held
Bhopal: Under the aegis of Town Official language Implementation Committee, a one-day special workshop on Hindi was organised at Hindustan Petroleum Corporation limited for augmenting the implementation of Hindi in all central public sector undertakings located in Bhopal. On this occasion HK Nigam, General Manager (MM and logistics) was present as the Chief Guest. Atul Kumar Sharma and Rachna Ray, Regional Manager; Binoy Kumar, AGM (Human Resource Management) BHEl, Bhopal; Ram Vichar Yadav, Head-Rajbhasa, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation limited and Secretary, TOlIC-Mumbai and Sharif Khan, Secretary-TOlIC, Bhopal were present in the programme.
Workshop on mv & ehv switchgear tech held
Bhopal: A one-day workshop on ‘MV and EHV Switchgear Technology’ held on Tuesday at Human Resource Development Centre BHEl, Bhopal jointly with Switchgear Engineering Division. On this occasion Sanjeev Gupta, General Manager (P&D, IT, SCR) was present as the Chief Guest. Brajesh Agarwal, AGM, HRDC; Vijay Bhalla and other senior officials were also present in the programme.
Bike hits tractor; 2 killed, several hurt
Dewas: Two people, including a two-year-old child, were on Wednesday killed and as many seriously injured when their motorcycle collided with a tractor head-on in Dewas district. Rakesh (30), his wife Deepa, daughter Shiksha (2) and one another woman, Tejubai (50), were going on a motorcycle to lojidaya village when the mishap occurred. Tejubai and Shiksha died on the spot. The couple was critically injured and rushed to Indore for treatment.
Two kids drown in tamas river
Satna: Two children drowned when they had gone to take bath in Tamas river at Dolni village in Satna district. The deceased of the last evening's incident were identified as Mohit (9) and his cousin Shobhit Choudhary (10).
lightning kills five at bharothi village
Dindori: lightning strike killed a woman and four girls at Bharothi village in Dindori district on Wednesday. The victims were identified as Maheshwari Paraste (26), her daughter Sharda (9), Punam Barmai (13), Sushma Uladi (13) and Nan Bai Marko (14). Inspector Anil Patel of local police station said the incident took place when they were returning after bathing in the village river.
Truck rams into bike: 3 killed
Singrauli: Three persons riding a motorcycle were run over by a truck at Amilia Ghati, about 40 kms away from the district headquarter on Tuesday night. While Heeralal Singh Khairwar(33), Kamal Narayan Singh (35) and Mahesh Singh (36) died on the spot, the driver of the truck fled after the mishap, said Mada police station incharge Dinesh Jatav. The trio were on their way to Rajmilaan village from Budher at the time of the incident, police said, adding that a case has been registered and further investigation is on.
Miscreants damage windscreens of 36 cars
Mandsaur: Unidentified people damaged windscreens of 36 cars parked at different places in the town in the early hours on Wednesday. The police suspected the incident was done to create a communal tension as vandals targeted vehicles of a particular community only. Following the incident, angry vehicle-owners blocked the main road at Kotwali area seeking action against the miscreants. Police suspect that the incident was a handiwork of some mischief-mongers who wanted to create a communal tension in Mandsaur which was the epicentre of the farmers' stir earlier this month. He said the incident provoked the car owners who drove down to Kotwali area with their damaged vehicles and blocked traffic for some time in noon.