Police arrest five miscreants with arms
Gwalior: The city police on Wednesday claimed to have arrested five armed miscreants who had come to commit dacoity in a trader's house. The police also recovered revolvers and sharp-edged weapons from their possession. Additional SP (Rural) Yogeshwar Sharma said that police received a tip that some miscreants were preparing to commit dacoity at the house of a trader, Roshan lal Jain of Dharamshala near Goleshwar Mahadev temple under Karahiya police station. Following this SP Gwalior Santosh Kumar Singh immediately informed TI Karahiya Dharmendra Yadav to arrest the miscreants. The police nabbed five miscreants with arms at 2.45 am. The police registered a case against the miscreant under Dacoity Act and Arms Act and started interrogation. The arrested miscreants have been identified as Purushottam Gurjar, BrijMohan Alias, Banti Gurjar, lakhan, Manichand and Vakil. The police recovered a 315 bore revolver, three cartridges, two rods, two axes and one stick.
Residents unhappy with late power bill
Gwalior: The new initiative launched of the electricity department to give electricity bill to the consumers after a month have increased more problem. The consumers are not getting electricity bill on time and also worried that when the meter reading would come and take the reading. Hundreds of consumers connected with sub-station of Shinde Ki Chawani are facing problem due to receipt of electricity bill late. Earlier, the bill were given to the consumer between 1-10 dates of every month but now the bills are given after 15 of every month. A resident of Nai Sarak Vimal Pathak said that normally meter readers come to give the bill and he used to take reading also. It is not known how much unit would be recorded in this bill. But this time he didn’t have any idea when the meter reader will come and take the reading. Following this arrangement meter readers also record indiscriminate reading in the bill, he alleged. The deputy general manager Central division PK Hazel said if the meter readers are not reaching house to take reading the consumer should complaint about them so that action could be taken. Some complains have been received which are being investigated.
3 criminals injured after gunfight with cops
Gwalior: At least three wanted criminals have been killed and six other injured in a fierce gun battle with police on Wednesday. All the injured criminals have been admitted in a local hospital. Police claimed that with proper planning, strengthening intelligence machinery, they are now capable of executing such encounters and bring a sense of peace in the area. The police said that there are around 360 criminals operating in the city which carry different rewards on their heads. They further said that among them four are carrying Rs 50,000, 18 carry rewards of `10,000, 98 with `5,000 each, 40 miscreants carrying reward of 3,000 each, 120 miscreants carrying reward of `2,000 each and number of other miscreants carrying a reward of 1000, 500 and 250. The SP Gwalior Santosh Kumar Singh said that the police were never aggressive in their approace, and they give ample opportunity to surrender. He also claimed that miscreants started firing at the police and they had to retaliate.
new MRI machine to be install in JA hospital
Gwalior: On the initiative of medical education minister a MRI machine is being installed soon in JA hospital. The hospital management has called tenders to send for this machine worth rupees 10 crore. The sources say that the machine would be installed after a month with the premises of JA hospital. The patients would get financial benefit after the installation of this machine. The patients have to pay high charges for the MRI in private hospitals. The patients have to pay `2700 to 5200 to each.
Doctor to be felicitate for relief operation
Bhopal: Director of Health Dr Sanjay Goyal will be felicitated for efficiently conducting relief operations in Uttarakhand during a fortnight and contributing to rescuing Madhya Pradesh’s pilgrims. Principal Secretary Revenue RK Chaturvedi informed that other officers and employees posted along with Dr Goyal will also be felicitated by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
Castes Panchayat to be held on July 4 at 10 am
Bhopal: In the series of panchayats at Chief Minister’s residence, De-notified, Nomadic and Semi-Nomadic Castes Panchayat will be held on July 4, 2013, at 10 am. At the panchayat, suggestions will be sought from members of these castes regarding their welfare and development. This will be 35th panchayat to be held by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
GOVT declares 3 monuments as State-protected
Bhopal: The State Government has issued a notification to declare 3 ancients monuments in Madhya Pradesh as State-protected. No digging or construction can be undertaken within 200 meter radius of these protected monuments without permission from Commissioner Archaeology and Archives. The monuments declared state-protected today include remains of the ancient fort of Rani Avantibai at Ramgarh in Dindori district, rock-shelter and murals at Karsa, likhi Chhaj in Morena district and Baldevgarh Fort in Tikamgarh district.
Min inaugurates banking services kiosk of SBI
Bhopal: Urban Administration and Development Minister Babulal Gaur inaugurated the newly built banking services kiosk of State Bank of India (SBI) at in Hanuman Mandir campus at Karond Square here on Wednesday. Inaugurating the facility, the minister said that the kiosk banking services has been started by the SBI in collaboration with Gurgaon-based firm Oxygen Services India Private ltd to increase accessibility of banking services to larger number of people. local legislator Vishwas Sarang was also present on the occasion. He said that the facility will be especially useful for young entrepreneurs in availing banking services.
BHEl commissioned 4370 kW Cooling water pump motors
Bhopal: Bharat Heavy Electricals ltd (BHEl) successfully commissioned 4370 kW circulating cooling water pump motors on Wednesday. At a simple programme held at Electrical Machines Shop, the documents were formally handed over to Associate Vice President of Kirloskar Brothers ltd (Business and Sector Head-Power) Ravindra Ulangwar and SHO-NPCIl lokesh Kumar in presence of BHEl Executive Director S R Prasad. These motors are to be dispatched to Bhartiya Nabhikiyan Vidyut Nigam limited (BHAVINI) for setting up of prestigious 1X500 MW Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) at Kalpakkam in Tamil Nadu. The motors will be installed at Sea-water Pump House plant at Kalpakkam. Sea water collected through eight metre deep tunnels will be pumped to the reactor through these motors.
Governer express concerns on naxal attacks Bhopal: Expressing concern over Naxalite attacks in various parts of the country, Governor Ram Naresh Yadav has urged concerning State Governments to put an effective check on such activities. Yadav said that it is totally wrong to resort to violence for achieving one’s objectives. Such incidents are dastardly. He said that mutual dialogue is the best way to solve problems. It is noteworthy that Naxalites have launched severe terrorist attacks in Chhattisgarh, Bihar and recently Jharkhand during last 3 fortnights. Expressing profound grief over the death of people in the attack, the Governor has wished early recovery of the injured.
Bhopal: Higher Education Department has sanctioned Rs 48 lakh for construction of 6 additional classrooms in Government College Sanawad in Khargone district. While releasing remaining Rs 23 lakh of the sanctioned amount, Commissioner Higher Education has directed to complete the construction at the earliest. The first installment of Rs 25 lakh has been released earlier.
Bhopal: Scheduled Castes Welfare Department is running 1388 hostels and ashrams for educational improvement of the castes. A sum of Rs 30 crore will be spent on strengthening these hostels. The department had carried out 1705 works costing Rs 25 crore during 2012-13 on these works. During last year, 171 additional rooms, 52 superintendent residences, 58 watchman residences and 37 works of boundary wall were also sanctioned. Directives were also given to complete these works before commencement of new academic session. It was also directed to apprise departmental officers of completion report of these works.
Bhopal: Home Minister Uma Shankar Gupta laid foundation stones for paving block at Government School, Naya Basera and construction of a drain in Bisankheri here on Wednesday. A sum of Rs 5 lakh has been sanctioned for paving blocks and Rs 10 lakh 40 thousand for drain construction. Gupta directed to ensure construction of both works within time-limit. He said that the State Government is ever ready to provide basic amenities to people. He said that welfare schemes have been implemented for all sections of society right from children to senior citizens. He informed about Janani Suraksha, Mukhyamantri Kanyadan, Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel Free Medicine Distribution, ladli laxmi and Mukhyamantri Tirth-Darshan Yojana. Gupta said that now the poor persons are getting wheat and iodised salt at Re 1 per kg and rice at Rs 2 per kg. local public representatives were also present on the occasion.
Bhopal: Women and Child Development Minister Ranjana Baghel will attend a meeting of standing committee of Union Women and Child Development Ministry in New Delhi on July 4. The standing committee comprises 10 members from all over the country. These include five Women and Child Development Ministers and equal number of Chief Secretaries. Apart from Ranjana Baghel, Ministers from Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh and West Bengal have also been invited. The committee comprises ministers of only those states where Women and Child Development Departments have carried out excellent works.
Staff Reporter
Bhopal
The General Administration Department has added a new clause in the circular issued earlier regarding provisions for providing appointment on compassionate ground to dependent of a government servant having died during service period.
As per new provision, if government servant’s spouse or both of government servant couple get killed in one accident and have one or more dependents of below 21 years of age, then the children will be given their salary for 5 years without being effected by government servant’s retirement at supernnuation age. The salary will be given by deducting pension amount from last drawn salary. If one of the spouses of a government servant had died earlier then benefit will also be given from the date of his or her death.
In such cases, eligibility of appointment on compassionate ground will remain intact as per earlier rules. Appointment will be given when dependent moves application. On appointment or getting any other job, the dependent will cease to get facility of this salary. The new clause for appointment on compassionate ground will apply to officers and employees of the State Government and Madhya Pradesh cadre officers of All-India Services.
General Administration Department has issued this order to all heads of departments, divisional commissioners, collectors and CEOs of district Panchayat.
Staff Reporter
Bhopal
Under Madhya Pradesh Government’s e-Procurement Policy, process of inviting tenders through e-Tendering has commenced in Madhya Pradesh Power Generating Company limited. Receipt and submission of tenders in the company will now be done only on internet through e-Tendering. Managing Director Vijendra Nanawati hosted first tender of the company on e-Procurement portal of Madhya Pradesh government (mpeproc.gov.in) to launch e-Tendering.
Nanawati informed that wide publicity of e-Tendering will be made. The facility will take less time in inviting tenders and cost less. Tenders will also be disposed of promptly. Besides, opportunities of easy and open competition will also be available to tenderers.
Through e-Tendering, Madhya Pradesh Power Generating Company limited’s purchase process and system will become more transparent and impartial. Company Directors SP Soni and AP Bhairve also informed about company’s development through e-Tendering.