29 jail inmates to be freed on I-day
Gwalior: The MP Government on Tuesday announced release of 29 inmates lodged in the Gwalior Central jail on India’s 67th Independence Day on August 15. Jail authorities said 29 inmates who have been in the jail not less than 14 to 20 years will be released on Thursday, however they won’t get any benefit of remission scheme in the State. Meanwhile, jail authorities have started paper works to release them and also informed their family members about their freedom. A senior jail official said the Government had enforced the rule of freeing the prisoners on Independence Day who have completed the imprisonment of 14years and have completed 20 years under remission system. He said no woman prisoner was figured in this list. This is for the 4th year that no woman could free on Independence Day or republic day. According to the rules of the jail the prisoners whose appeal is pending in the court are deprived of benefit at the time of such occasion. Jail Superintendent Gwalior Dinesh Nargave said that 29 prisoners are being freed on this Independence Day. These prisoners would be freed at 11.30 am on August 15, 2013.
48 orders on land diversion cancelled
Gwalior: A total of 48 orders regarding land diversion against provisions of land Revenue code have been cancelled by the Collector’s court. Collector P Narhari has passed 48 different orders in this connection. The Collector court has taken these cases under the surveillance so motto. The orders have been passed notice to non applicants and due hearing. In these cases the Divisional Commissioner has suspended the than Collector and SDO Revenue Morar Ajay Dev Sharma and Superintendent of land records CB Prasad for changing the land diversion against the rules. In the so motto surveillance of these cases in collector’s court it was proved that Ajay Dev Sharma at made land diversion against the rules. The write to change the land diversion regarding diversion under the village Investment Act is with the State Government.
I-Day: Hoisting venues rescheduled
Bhopal: The State Government has changed venues allotted for hoisting national flag on Independence Day - August 15 to Ministers and Ministers of State at six district headquarters. Following partial amendment, now Minister Anoop Mishra will hoist national flag at Gwalior, Minister Narottam Mishra at Datia, Minister Gaurishankar Bisen at Balaghat and Minister of State Nanabhau Mohod will hoist national flag and read out Chief Minister’s message at Chhindwara.
I-Day: Cultural programmes held
Bhopal: As a part of the Independence Day celebration, the cultural arm of BHEl, BHECNIS, under the aegis of BHEl, Bhopal organises a series of cultural programmes. In line with this, singing and dancing competition was held at Vikram Higher Secondary School and St Xavier School respectively. BK Singh, Additional General Manager, Town Administration and Secretary, BHECNIS was present as the chief guest on this occasion. Among others present were Anil Ojha, AGM -HSS and Vice-President-BSM; SB Singh, Sr DGM, GPX & Secretary, BSM; Principals and Vice-Principals of the schools.
Two-day ‘Tulsi Parv inaugurated
Bhopal: A two-day cultural concert dedicated to the great poet Tulsidas Ji entitled ‘Tulsi Parv’ been organised by Adivasi lokkala Evam Boli Vikas Akademi at Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum was inaugurated by Director Culture, Shriram Tiwari on Tuesday. On the first day, Vandana Mishra and her group enthralled audience by presenting Awadhi folk music based on lord Rama. Vadana began with a song ‘sawan maas suhaavan, atiman bhavan’ marking the birth of saint Tulsidas. She was accompanied by Vikas Tripathi on Tabla, Abhishek on Organ, Krishnanarayan on Dholak, Vishwanath Sharma on Naal, Ramesh pandey on Harmonium and Mohd. Zakir on Keypad. On Wednesday, Abha-Vibha Chaurasia from Indore will perform on poems of Sant Tulsidas ji in the Sangrahalaya. The programme will start from 7 pm and visitors’ entries are free.
Women’s Commission disposes 34 cases
Bhopal: A special bench of State Women’s Commission comprising its chairperson Upma Rai and member Snehlata Upadhyay disposed of 34 cases pertaining to family disputes, property and appointment on compassionate ground here on Tuesday. Sehore SP had presented investigation reports of 36 cases before the bench.
Finally, minor girl gets justice
Bhopal: A minor girl Sita (changed name) got justice on the initiative of State Women’s Commission. The 13 years old daughter of Vishnu Prasad of village Jhilla in Sehore district was kidnapped by accused Taru Sutar while going to school. On the basis of complaint lodged by abducted girl’s father with Women’s Commission, Sehore SP ensured action and the accused was arrested on February 26, 2013 and charged under various sections. He was produced before Sehore district court on May 4. The court found Taru Sutar guilty and sentenced him to 10-year imprisonment.
Govt sanctions 261 new posts
Bhopal: The Government sanctioned 261 new posts in 31 colleges as per norms of Bar Council of India. Besides, 181 posts have also been sanctioned for law department of these colleges. The sanctioned include 28 posts of Principal, 29 Professor, 84 Associate Professor and 30 posts each of librarian, Sports Officer, Head clerk and accountant. These posts have been sanctioned for Government College Rewa, Indore, Morena, Rajgarh, Hoshangabad, Sehore, Tikamgarh, Bina, Ashok Nagar, Gwalior, Shivpuri, Guna, Datia, Bhind, Dewas, Shajapur, Ujjain, Narsinghpur, Mandla, Seoni, Chhindwara, Balaghat, Jhabua, Khargone, Barwani, Alirajpur, Dhar, Betul, Raisen, Harda and Government College Sidhi.
Govt to honour Home Guard officers
Bhopal: The Chief Minister will decorate Home Guards officers, employees and volunteers with President’s Medals at Independence Day function. Vishisht Sewa Medals will be presented to Dist Commandant Sehore SK Sehgal, Dist Commandant Rewa AK Shridhar Sharma, Dist Commandant Sidhi SR Azmi and Company Commander Sehore Bharat Singh. Sarahniya Sewa Medal will be presented to District Commandant Tikamgarh Ajay Kashyap, Company Commander Vidisha Umesh Tiwari, Company Commander Bhopal SD Pillai, ASI Home Guards Tikamgarh Imdad Ali and Volunteer Havaldar Home Guard Chhatarpur Hiralal Bunkar.