Suicide cases on rise in State
Gwalior: A survey reported that the number of suicide cases is rising in State. It increased from 42 per cent to 63 percent every year. The survey is conducted by Accidental Death and suicide in India institute.
Jabalpur is at the top in the cases of suicide. last year 208 people committed suicide here. The number of women committing suicide is more than men. 9775 people had committed suicide in India last year. The main reason of suicide is perversion.
The psychiatrist Dr. Kuldeep Singh said that perversion causes tension due to continuous pressure so that the people commit suicide under the pressure.
City sees surge in theft cases
Gwalior: Thieves burgled the house and stole jewellery and cash worth lakhs of rupees. They targeted two houses and stole items worth Rs 3 lakh. According to the police, the house owners were sleeping during the theft. In an another incident Pappu Alias Mulchand Chaurasiya resident of Prem Nagar had gone out of house with family.
The thieves broke open the locks and enter the house and stole ornaments worth Rs 1 lakh . The thieves looted rupees one thousand in cash and a mobile from Classic Pathology under Thatipur police station. The police registered the case on the report of Anil Saxena. The thieves stole utensils and Tilu Pump from Vaishya Temple Naya Bazar under Kotwali police station. The police registered the case on the report of Dinesh s/o Gangaram Bandel and started the search of the thief.
Guv to observe his 86th birthday today
Bhopal: Governor Ram Naresh Yadav will observe his 86th birthday on Monday solemnly. No function will be held at Raj Bhavan on this day.
In view of recent disaster in Uttarakhand, Governor Ram Naresh Yadav has decided to observe his birthday solemnly this year.
It is noteworthy that Governor Yadav has also urged all sections of society, institutions, Government and non-government organisations to extend financial assistance liberally to Uttarakhand calamity-affected people.
Imams donate one-day salary for flood victims
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh has been an island of peace and communal harmony. Minority community’s trust in Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan is well-known. Muslim brethren prayed to the Almighty for safety of Uttarakhand affected persons during special Juma prayers in Bhopal’s mosques whereas staff of Masajid Committee, Imams and Muazzens have announced to donate their one-day salary to “Chief Minister’s Relief Fund”. On Thursday also, state’s resident Mohammad Rafiq also presented Rs. 11 thousand to Chief Minister for relief to Uttarakhand calamity affected persons at a function at Ambah in Morena district. Ex-servicemen and ex-sarpancha of Qazi Basai Mohammad Rafiq had donated this amount after being impressed by Chief Minister’s efforts for relief and rescue of state’s people stranded in Uttarakhand. The Chief Minister directed the district collector to deposit Rs. 11 thousand donated by Rafiq in the Relief Fund.
CII delegation meets chouhan at Pune
Bhopal: A delegation of CII Western Region paid a courtesy visit to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan at Pune today. The delegation expressed gratitude to Chouhan for assistance being provided by Madhya Pradesh government to them in various projects. They hoped that these facilities and assistance to them will be continued by Madhya Pradesh Government in future also.
Chouhan assured the delegation that the State Government will continue to extend assistance to industrial houses for setting up industries in the state. In the morning, Chief Minister inspected New Symbiosis International Teaching Village of Symbiosis International Institute, Pune, which has invested in Indore.
The CII delegation comprised former CII President Pradeep Bhargava of Cumins India limited, members Tulsi lati (Chairman Suzlon Energy limited), President Suzlon Energy Chintan Shah, Rakesh Swami and Satish Nadikar (John Dyer Company) etc.
Govt staff donates `21l to CM’s Relief Fund
Bhopal: Every segment of society is continuously contributing their share to Uttarakhand Natural Diaster Relief Fund. The officers and employees of Jhabua district donated a draft of Rs 21 lakh 27 thousand 94 to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan for Uttarakhand Relief Fund. Similarly Ansar Ahmed of Dewas also gave a cheque of Rs 1 lakh 786 to Chief Minister. Cheque of Rs 1 lakh 51 thousand was donated by Gujrati Samaj of Bhopal. Besides businessmen from Khategaon Brijmohan Dhoot, Sitaram Narayan Goel, Hukum Chand Patel donated Rs 11 thousand and Rs 21 thousand to the Relief Fund. Apart from this Santosh Upadhyay, Ganeshram Dhoot and Ramesh Chandra Agarwal from Khategaon assisted by donating Rs 5 thousand each to the Uttarakhand Relief Fund.
Panchayat elections on July 3
Bhopal: The State Government has declared general and public holiday on July 3 in concerning areas for polling in panchayats general/by elections 2013. It is noteworthy that elections are being held for filling up vacancies caused till March 31, 2013 in panchayats and general elections of new panchayats and the panchayats which have completed their term.
4 members for Senior Citizens Welfare Commission
Bhopal: The State Government has nominated 4 members for State Senior Citizens Welfare Commission. They include President of Sewa Bharti (Anand Dham Old Age Home) Gopal Krishna Gorani, President of State Senior Citizens Federation SK Saraswat, President of Helpage India Abhay Ganguly and Madhya Pradesh Pensioners Society’s State President Daulatram Patel.
Directive to comply with code of conduct
Bhopal: Schedule for elections to urban bodies 2013 has been issued on June 14, 2013. With this, model code of conduct has come into force concerning wards and areas of urban bodies, which will remain in force till declaration of election results. The State Government has directed all government departments, heads of departments, concerning divisional commissioners and collectors to comply with model code of conduct.
915 staffs of power Transmission Co promoted
Bhopal: Orders to promote 915 employees of Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission Company have been issued during June. Energy Minister Rajendra Shukla has congratulated the promoted employees. As many as 345 inspection assistants have been promoted to senior inspection assistants, 186 from senior inspection assistants to inspection supervisors, 146 from linemen to senior linemen, 36 from security guards to senior security guards and 9 civil attendants to senior civil attendants. It is noteworthy that bulk order of so many line employees’ promotion has been issued for the first time in Energy Department.
Bike looted at gun point, two held
Gwalior: Four miscreants looted a bike from a man at gun point. The incident took place when Atishay was returning to home. After the incident the police become active and caught the two miscreant from Khalasipura. During the interrogation they told the police that another miscreant of Jhansi came to meet them. They drank wine and looted the bike at the Nadigate on the night of Friday. The main accused of the loot his miscreant from Jhansi.
Manoj Pandey to be new director of BMHRC
Bhopal: Dr Manoj Pandey would be the new director of Bhopal Memorial Hospital and Research Centre (BMHRC). He is likely to join the Indian council of medical research (ICMR) run gas victims’ hospital in the next few days. “Joining formalities need to be completed. Paper is being processed, as I switch from one government institute to another,” Dr Pandey. Currently he is working as professor and head of surgical oncology at Institute of Medical Sciences in Banaras Hindu University to join BMHRC.
This would be his second posting in Bhopal. Earlier in 2005 for eight months, Dr Pandey worked as a senior consultant in Jawaharlal Nehru cancer hospital and research centre.