Thief makes away with bag containing Rs 80,000
Gwalior: The thief stole a bag full of currency notes from a vegetable dealer shop. On getting information the farmers and vegetable dealers gathered there. The police registered the case on the report of vegetable dealer. According to information Malkhan Malhotra deals in Potato vegetable in laxmiganj vegetable market. Yesterday morning, he was maintaining account of his shop and handed over the bag to the Sandeep Malhotra accountant. Meanwhile, a cow came to the heap of potato suddenly. As soon as the accountant Sandeep came out the shop to drive away the cow, somebody took out his bag and stole it. When Sandeep found the bag missing he immediately informed the police. The police reached the spot where Malkhan Malhotra said that bag contained Rs 80,000. The police registered the case and started search of thief. The Janakganj police station in charge Nirmal Jain said that the theft of bag has been registered and the thieve is being searched. The bag is found vacant in Apte Ki Payaga.
Good Governance camps in all Gwalior dists
Gwalior: Good Governance camps are being organised in all the districts of Gwalior division. 75,000 applications from the people have been received in the division out of which 50,000 applications have been received. The camps are being organised at Panchayat level in which the panchayat level officers, Janpad and district level officers are heard at the spot. The applications which are to be dealt with at the Janpad and district level they are completely resolved from the office concerned. The divisional commissioner KK Khare has ordered to the officers of action on every application. The Sarpanch, secretary, Aganwadi workers and Patwari have been clearly ordered to do the work of people or face the action. Recommendation of nearly Rs 4 crores 74 lakhs has been made to establish small industry to two dozen educated unemployed youth of the district. In a meeting presided by the collector P Narhari the recommendation was made in the meeting of district level task force committee of prime minister creative programme district levelIJ Collector selected them after their interview for establishment of small industry. 18 cases of district business and industry center and 7 cases of Khadi Gramodyog were recommended.
ViCe-Chancellor faces eve-teasing allegation
Gwalior: The Vice-Chancellor in charge of deemed university laxmi Bai National Institute of Physical Education (lNUPE) Gwalior has been accused of eve-teasing a girl student. The police said that there is no written complaint has been made to us. We are waiting for written complaint. The name of the vice chancellor Ramesh Pal and the name of the girl student is Sulekha Rana. She is a resident of Delhi and lives in room no. 64 of international hostel in lNUPE premises. With the allegation of vice chancellor in charge the girl student closed herself in the room. She said that in the morning when she is in room Mr. Pal came their and eve teased me. The deputy registrar of university Kulbhooshan said that he has also heard this thing and some students have come to him and made complaint. When he demanded written complaint he said that they bring the photo copy of complaint and we are waiting for that. The registrar lN Sarkar said that we collecting the information of whole of the matter and then only we can say. At present we are talking to the officers.
Nephew kills uncle over land dispute
Gwalior: On the land dispute the nephew killed his uncle by sticks and axe. On receipt of information the villagers gathered there and informed the police. The police reached the spot and send the body for treatment where doctors declared him dead. The police registered the case of murder and arrested two accused. According to the police Dwarika Prasad Rathore resident of Padampur Kheria under Morar police station had a dispute with his brother on the land. At 8 am today morning Dwarika was sitting outside of his house when nephews Pratap Rathore, Satya Narian Shankar, Jitendra, Kuldeep and Premchand attacked him with stick, axe and loohangi. On the attack the family members of Dwarika also came there with and began quarrel there. On receipt of information the Morar police also reached to the spot and send Dwarika to the JA hospital where doctors declared him dead. The police immediately arrested Premchand and Pratap. It is also known that earlier Dwarika Rathore also had a dispute with Premchand and Pratap.
Above normal rain in 48 districts till July 6
Bhopal: Above normal rainfall has been registered in 48 districts during current monsoon up to July 6. According to Meteorology Department, normal rains have been registered in 2 districts Anuppur and Balaghat. Due to incessant rains in the night of July 3 and 4 in Barwah tehsil of Khargone district, 94 houses have been completely damaged while 193 other houses have suffered damage. At present, rainfall situation is normal in the State. So far, excessive rains/floods have killed 18 people and 46 cattle heads. Maximum 5,468 houses have suffered damage in Sagar district and 464 in Vidisha district. Crops in 24 thousand 636 hectare have been destroyed.
Rs 32 cr to be spent on energising SC farmers’ wells
Bhopal: A sum of Rs 32 crore has been provisioned by Scheduled Caste Welfare Department for energising successful wells of BPl scheduled caste farmers. last year, power pumps were installed at wells of 1,000 farmers at a cost of Rs 25 crore. The department in coordination with Electricity Board is also doing the work of laying electricity lines up to fields of economically weaker and marginal farmers. As many as 937 works were accomplished last year. Minister of State for Scheduled Castes Welfare Harishankar Khatik has directed departmental officers to send proposals of eligible farmers under the scheme at the earliest.
Rajiv Aawas Yojna sanctioned for six cities
Bhopal: Rajiv Aawas Yojana is being implemented for providing pucca houses to urban slum dwellers in the State. Housing schemes worth Rs 360 crore are being implemented in 6 cities of the state Jabalpur, Sagar, Indore, Gwalior, Bhopal and Ujjain in the first phase of the scheme. In the first phase, 1761 slums have been identified in the 6 cities. About 20 lakh people are residing in these slums. In the second phase, 10 cities Dewas, Ratlam, Khandwa, Burhanpur, Satna, Singrauli, Katni, Chhindwara, Rewa and Neemuch have been included. Urban Administration and Development Department has chalked out DPRs to make these cities slum-free.
Workers Welfare Board reconstituted
Bhopal: The State Government has reconstituted Madhya Pradesh Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board. It will be headed by the labour Minister. Welfare Commissioner of Union labour Ministry stationed at Jabalpur will be its nominated member. Other members of Madhya Pradesh Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board will include Chief Examiner-labour Commissioner, Indore, Principal Secretary labour and Principal Secretaries of Finance, Urban Administration & Development and Public Works departments or Deputy Secretaries nominated by them. The State Government has also appointed 5 representatives of building construction workers as members of the Board. They include Sultan Singh Shekhawat, General Secretary, Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, Madhya Pradesh, Asha Tai Mandlik, State Vice-President, Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, Gyan Prakash Tiwari, Organisation Secretary Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, laxminarayan Rajak, Working President Building Construction Board, CEO of Madhya Pradesh Rural Road Development Corporation, Managing Director of Madhya Pradesh Road Development Corporation limited, Commissioner Madhya Pradesh Housing Board, Suresh Waswani, President, Madhya Pradesh Builders Association and Aditya Pratap Singh Chauhan.
BJP leader shot by party's activist in Seoni
Seoni: An activist belonging to youth wing of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday allegedly shot dead a senior saffron party leader Prashant Agarwal in Seoni district of State. While police claim to have identified several persons involved in the killing, no arrests have been made so far. While police claim to have identified several persons involved in the killing, no arrests have been made so far. "We have identified assailants and registered case against them. So far four people have been booked for murder." However, he refrained from disclosing names as it could help accused escape, SP Seoni Mitlesh Shukla told media persons. "The accused are yet to be arrested. As of now the motive behind the murder seems to be ego clash and personal enmity," he added.