cops’ row keeps Accident victim on road
Shivpuri: Body of a 55-year-old woman remained lying for more than five hours after she was hit by a speeding vehicle at Basria village as Charch and Sesaipura police stations were not able to identify limits of their police station. Kasturi Bai Adivasi the deceased was hit by a speeding vehicle and police were informed about the accident and on the receipt Sesaipura police reached the spot but failed to start investigation as the spot was under the limits of Charch police station. later after around five hours TI Church police station got information and started investigation. Madhya Pradesh Human Rights Commission has taken cognizance of the incident and has reported the incident to the chairman of the commission said Alok M Indoria, member of the Commission. He said that that the police should have acted humanely and should have kept the body at the appropriate place and later the limits would have been decided.
Truck rams into bike; 3 killed
Harda: Three persons were killed when their motorcycle was hit by a truck between Charuwa and Sarsud village in the district last night. While two persons died on the spot, third one succumbed to his injuries in the hospital, Cheepabad police station in-charge Pramendra Singh said. The deceased were identified as Shankar Korku (22), Gulab Korku (25) and Shantilal (24), he said. The bodies were handed over to the relatives after autopsy, he said adding that a case has been registered in this connection.
Further investigation into the case was on.
newly recruited civil servants visit igrms
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sanghralaya is working for national integration, and promotes research and training for salvage and revitalisation of vanishing but valuable cultural traditions. On Saturday, newly recruited civil servants of 98th Joint Foundation course undergoing training at Academy of Administration visited Manav Sangrahalaya on the bank of 7 mile long Bhopal upper lake. In the beginning, the trainee officers were addressed by Prof Sarit Kumar Chaudhuri (Director, IGRMS). later a documentary on Sangrahalaya was screened for the trainee officers. On this occasion the young officers visited the rock art shelters, Himalayan Village, Mythological trail, Desert Village, Coastal Village and Veethi Sankul indoor exhibition building of the museum. The 150 trainee officers were guided through the visit by Ashok Kumar Sharma. All young officers learnt about the social and administrative system of rural societies of India.
Test flight of 8-seater plane conducted
Bhopal: Benefit of Air Services will be provided shortly to the citizens of main tourism and religious place Datia of Madhya Pradesh with the efforts of Minister for Public Relations, Water Resources and Parliamentary Affairs Narottam Mishra. A test flight of 8-seater plane of Prabhatam Aviation Company was conducted from Indore to Datia today. Necessary arrangements at Datia air strip were made by the district administration for the test flight. It may be mentioned that several important persons including President visit Datia by airplane to have darshan of Maa Pitambra and to attend other programmes. Citizens welcomed test flight on reaching Datia. Officers of Air Services Company and Pilot had darshan of Maa Pitambra. Members of the flight crew were also honoured on the occasion. Citizens visiting major cities for medical treatment and other works besides people visiting Datia with the purpose of business, tourism and religious tours will be benefitted with the regular air service facility. At the initial stage flight service from Bhopal to Datia and vice versa will be provided twice a week. At many times patients suffering from heart ailments and other diseases were airlifted from Datia air strip by air ambulances to New Delhi and Mumbai for medical treatment owing to non-availability of air service at Jhansi of Uttar Pradesh located near Datia.