Seminar on taxation organised
Bhopal: A seminar on taxation focusing on Income Tax was organised by Federation of Madhya Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry here on Sunday. Senior Professor and Income Tax expert of Sri Ram College of Commerce Girish Ahuja was the main speaker on the occasion. The welcome address was delivered by member of the Managing Committee S Krishnan. Ahuja in his address talked about the main features of Taxation- Personal Tax, Investment, and Income Survey Report with the participants and stressed on the need of awareness among the participants. Chairman of the Federation Ramchandra Aggarwal talking on the importance of taxation for every industry asked the participants to be aware of its main features. He further assured the support of the Federation in promoting trade in the State. Deputy Chairman of the Federation Govind Goel earlier in the programme said that the Federation was working in the right direction and such seminars time to time were definitely going to benefit the trade. Representatives of the industries of HEG, Crompton Greaves, Godrej, Aishers Group, Universal Cables, Fortune Builders and Narmada Equipment participated. In the end Santosh Agarwal-member of the Managing Committee presented vote of thanks.
BJYM to release vision document
Bhopal: BJP State organisational general secretary Arvind Menon while addressing a workshop organised by Bharatiya Janta Yuva Morcha (BJYM) said that Assembly coordinators have been assigned duties in all the 230 constituencies of the State and they would prove Johri for the new voters. BJYM would release a vision document catering youth in workshops in various divisions as there was a need of determination of the future of the youth he further added. He said that the coordinators will have to work on the ideals of BJP. Talking about the planning, he said that rural and urban centres were being set up so as to make the voters fully aware of the condition of the voting centres. Around 22-23 representatives will be present in the voting centres and will update the voters. Speaking further Menon said that new intellectual ideas as friends of BJP are to be bought up and with this the voters are to be attracted. He further asked the workers of the BJYM to fully give in to make Vision 2013 a success.
criminal flees, cops suspended
Gwalior: Police authorities have suspended a head constable and a constable after a dreaded criminal who was in their custody under Arms Act absconded here on Saturday night. Police sources said earlier Chinoni police had arrested accused Rakesh, son of Chirongi lal Jatav with 12 bore revolver and brought to the police station. A case under Arms Act against miscreant was registered and was kept in the lockup. At midnight around Rakesh pretended to go for a natural call. Head Constable Jagdish Prasad and constable Ramesh who were present there at that time took him out of police lock up. From their Rakesh took advantage of the darkness and absconded. The SP Morena suspended Jagdish Prasad and Ramesh. The additional SP Morena Raghuvans Singh Bhadauria said a manhunt was on.
Over Rs 167 cr sanctioned for power supply
Gwalior: To provide adequate electricity to 2271 villages of Shivpuri, Guna, Ashok Nagar under Seopur districts Union Minister of State for Energy (I/C) Jyotiraditya Scindia has sanctioned additional amount of Rs 167.80 crore which would provide relief to the villages below poverty line who could not be included in Rajeev Gandhi rural electrification scheme. Scindia has provided relief by sanctioning amount in the 2nd phase of the scheme.
Notices served on erring doctors
Gwalior: The district administration has identified at least 20 nursing homes where the doctors have forced TB patients to purchase the TB medicines on their prescription. In this regard, the district administration sent notices to these doctors and asked why the patients are being compelled to purchase medicines that were supposed to be given free under Government scheme. It may be stated that the health department had conducted schemes to distribute free medicines for elimination of TB. The Government has ordered the private doctors to provide free medicines to the TB patients. The CHMO Dr. Anoop Kamthan said that this was a neglect of Government ordersa and warned that if their reply was not satisfactory the nursing home can be locked.
‘woman, new-born died due to mismanagement’
Bhopal: Death of a pregnant woman and her new born baby at a Government-run hospital provided the accurate picture of the tall claims of development made by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, alleged leader of Opposition in the State Assembly Ajay Singh. The Congress leader said the incident highlighted the facilities being provided by the Government which were managed in an ill-mannered way. Without any regret and shame on the mismanagement and lack of facilities at the two Government hospitals of the State capital, which resulted in the death of a mother and her child, Chief Minister Chouhan was busy with the Ashirwad Yatra, he added.
Teams formed to check criminal incidents
Mhow: The continued incidents of theft in Manpur police station area haunted the locals. Meanwhile, ASP Mhow Arivnd Tiwari instructed SDOP Mhow Arun Mishra to check the thefts who with TI Manpur Vinod Dikshit formed police teams to monitor movements of these thieves who were involved in bike lifting, house breaking, highways robbing and other thefts. Police caught a history-sheeter thief lokesh son of Badri Bheel, Samandar, son or Ramkaran Bheel, Radheshyam, son of Omprakash Bheel, Ramsingh, son of Bhanvarsingh Bheel, all resident of village Ukala under Manpur police station. All the accused are between the age group of 18 to 25 years. When police interrogated them they accepted many thefts of Manpur region including bike lifting, house breaking and stealing buffaloes. Police recovered gold and silver jewellery, five motorcycles, eight buffaloes, one DVD player, one ceiling fan, ropes and Rs 10,000 in cash. Total goods of worth Rs 10 lakh was recovered from them, police booked the theives under IPC 457, 380,379,457.