Mystery shrouds death of labourer
Gwalior: Some unidentified people murdered a youth last night, crushing him by stone in Chandra Nagar area of Gwalior suburb.
The deceased was identified as Ramveer Jadon, a labourer, the reason for murder is yet unknown. The police sent the body for postmortem and started their enquiry. The TI Gwalior Amar Singh Sikarwar said that a dead body of a youth crushed with stone was lying on the plot of Udayraj Kushawah in Chandra Nagar near Koteshwar temple; CSP Gwalior Rakshpal Singh Yadav reached the spot on receiving this information.Ramveer Singh S/O Arvind Singh Jado and a resident of Vijaypur district Guna, was a laborer and lived nearby with his wife and two children. The police are investigating the family members and neighbors' to know the reason of the murder. According to the police, the deceased lived a rather simple life, had no enemies whatsoever and came to the city for motes.
7-year-old girl found strangled in Rawatpura
Gwalior: A girl's body was found on Saturday morning; she had disappeared last evening while playing outside her house and was strangled to death. The police registered the case and sent the body for postmortem.According to the police records, Suresh Baghele resident of Rawatpura, Bali Baba under Pichor police station, approached the police station on Friday night and reported her seven year old daughter Renu, missing.The family members were sitting outside the house due to power cut and the victim went outside to play with her neighbors, at 9 pm when the light came Renu was found to be missing. After looking for her in the neighboring places, at 10.15 pm Baghele registered a missing person's report in the police station and the other police stations were informed about. The police reached the spot and called FSl teams.In the preliminary enquiry it was known that girl was strangulated. The family members accused that perhaps she has been raped. The police sent the body for postmortem to Gwalior for confirmation.SDOP Dabra Yusuf Qureshi said that the dead body of the girl has been found from the hill last night. The police are enquiring the case with the help of FSl team and dog squad.
Neelima Prasad is BHEl ladies’ club president
BHOPAl: Neelima Prasad on being appointed as new president of BHEl ladies Club was accorded a grand welcome by Amrita Edkie, Vice President of BHEl ladies Education Welfare Wing & BlEW ITC at BHEl, Bhopal. On this occasion, Prasad took stock of the activities in both the centers. Rachna Mangla Secretary and Sarika Singh Treasurer of the centers briefed Prasad about the chronology of the events held by the club. All Vice-Presidents of different centre's run by the club were present on this occasion.
Self-help group empowerment gets priority
BHOPAl: Community Resource Persons (CRPs) are undertaking intensive campaign for empowering self-help group's constituted under National Rural livelihood Mission in rural areas of Anuppur, Sheopur and Mandla districts. At a one-day dialogue programme held at ICUF Ashram, Shahpura, Bhopal, 75 women community resource persons shared their experiences and understood nature of activities. CEO State Rural livelihood Mission lM Belwal and Union Government representative Hitendra Kumar were present on the occasion. On the occasion, Programme Officer of Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty (CERP) Al Gaur informed about empowerment of women's self-help groups through CRPs. He informed that 75 women community resource persons of SERP have also trained members of groups in rural areas of Anuppur, Sheopur and Mandla districts and motivated them to do savings, maintain accounts, transactions and repaying loan. At the programme, trained women selected as community resource persons threw light in detail on expansion of self-help group's activities.
PR minister visits hailstorm-hit lateri
BHOPAl: Public Relations Minister laxmikant Sharma undertook tour of hailstorm-affected village in lateri tehsil on Friday. Sharma assured the affected farmers that the State Government will extend all possible assistance to them. He also informed the hailstorm-affected farmers about farmer-friendly decisions taken by the State Government. Sharma urged farmers to extend possible cooperation of survey teams. He said that farmers should also provide correct information about loss of crops as well as fruits, livestock, household goods and appliances and houses. The minister informed that crop insurance amount will also be given apart from relief as per provisions of RBC. Sharma visited villages Chanderi, Tajpur, Ari, Mahawan and Nevli in lateri tahsil and Gopitalai, Dautal, Madanpura and other affected areas under lateri Nagar Panchayat and took stock of crop loss. Moved by catastrophe faced by farmers, Culture Minister laxmikant Sharma said that he has decided not to play Holi this year.
Catholic schools to challenge the RTE order
BHOPAl: The Christian educational institutions might challenge the recent order of the Education Department of Madhya Pradesh with the amendments done in Right To education (RTE) act by the Government of India. A meeting of the Madhya Pradesh Inter-diocesan Catholic Schools (AMPICS) presided by Director Fr Thomas Attummel was held here on Saturday. The meet was attended by most of the Principals of Catholic Minorities Schools of Bhopal to discuss the issue. It was decided in the meeting that Fr Thomas Attummel would lead a team to give a memorandum on the issue to the Governor Ram Naresh Yadav and the Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and if the problem is not resolved that the option of taking the matter to court should be considered.