Police start drive to flush out criminals
Gwalior: In order to check movement of dacoit gangs specially Balak Das Dheemer, Kurli Gurjar and others criminals ahead of the forthcoming elections in the State, police have started frisking and day and night operations in suspected areas and forest. A senior police officer said over the last few days the State police have launched a special drive in Gwalior Chambal region to catch the dacoits. The Gwalior Chambal region has been a problematic region for the state machineries. The areas have been creating problems during the elections to influence the voters. In the region dacoit Balak Das Dheemer gang is active. Balak Das is carrying a reward of Rs 25,000, Kurli Gurjar carries a reward of Rs 15000. The movement of Gurjar gang of Rajasthan and Mallah gangs of UP is seen on the border. The police in a special drive opened the front against these gangs. Meanwhile, the State police also formed a task force to nab the absconding miscreants. The police are collecting information whether these miscreants have well connected with any party or candidate. The IGP Gwalior Adarsh Katiyar said that the drive was started after two members of Dheemer gangs had been arrested. Action has been taken against the absconding miscreant who can impact the process of election. The police are taking action against them to see that elections are has peacefully.
Border areas sealed
Gwalior: In view of the Jan Aashriwad Yatra of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on September 7, city police have sealed all the border areas of the district and also increased night patrolling. The police also increased patrolling in market areas during night and banks in the day to make sure that the CM’s Yatra is peaceful and no untoward incident happened. The police also have started keeping an eye on the activities of some Congress workers in view of their announcement of staging dharna. Police claimed that they have talked with the leaders of Congress. The SP Gwalior Santosh Kumar Singh said that its forces also were also taking few initiatives during VVIPS movement as a matter of precaution but in view of approaching elections. Some special arrangements are made. The mischief mongers would not be spared.
5,000 SC youths to get benefit
Bhopal: Every possible assistance will be extended to 5000 SC youths to start self-employment under Mukhyamantri Anusuchit Jati Arthik Vikas Yojana this year. A sum of Rs 20 crore has been provisioned to give subsidies under the scheme. Condition of annual income limit has been abolished under the scheme being run by Scheduled Castes Finance Development Corporation. The corporation has directed its district officers to prepare cases of eligible candidates at the earliest. There is no upper limit of loan under the scheme. State Government will give guarantee on loan up to Rs 25 lakh. loans under scheme will be provided through banks for starting self-employment in agriculture, industry, animal husbandry and service sectors. Arrangements to train selected candidates have also been made. Screening committees headed by district collectors have been formed at district level to select candidates.
Home Minister inaugurates Civil Dispensary
Bhopal: Urban Administration and Development Minister Babulal Gaur has said that State Government has launched a number of schemes to provide better health services to people. He exhorted health officers and employees to ensure that people get quality health services. Gaur was inaugurating a Civil Dispensary at Barkhera Pathani in ward number 54 here on Thursday. Gaur said that State Government has paid special attention to provide basic amenities of health, education, power and roads to citizens. He urged local public representatives to help in running the civil dispensary. Mayor Krishna Gaur said that over Rs 10 crore has been spent on basic amenities in Barkhera Pathani during last 3 years. Narmada water will also be supplied to its residents soon, she added. Corporator Narayan Singh Pal also spoke on the occasion. Civil Surgeon Veena Sinha informed that number of doctors and paramedical staff will soon be increased in the dispensary.
Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya nominated
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya has been nominated for second prize for best implementation of official language Hindi in the year 2011-12. A letter, which was received from Joint Secretary, Department of Official language, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, stated that in the category of boards and autonomous institutions for Indira Gandhi Awards, under the official language scheme, IGRMS has been selected for the second prize. The award will be given by the President of India on September 14, 2013 at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi. The award will be received by Director SB Ota, Joint Director Arun Shrivastava and Hindi language Officer RM Nayal. The IGRMS is engaged in better implementation of official language Hindi. Due to the constant efforts Sanghralaya had received award in the same category for the year 2010-11 as well.
Training of DEIS today
Bhopal: Training of District Education Information System (DEIS) for collecting information and data in collection forms at national level under Sarvashiksha Abhiyan will be held on September 6. The training can be imparted through Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) website www.ignouonline.ac.in/broadcast simultaneously from 10 am to 1.15 pm. Teachers/managers of all Government and private schools in the State from Class I to XII can participate in the training through Doordarshan’s direct-to-home, Gyan Darshan’s Channel-2 and IGNOU study centres. During training, answers of participants will be given on toll-free number 1800-112-354, phone number 011-2953244 and 29532845. Participants can also send their questions through SMS to mobile number 09013454170 and fax no. 011-29536134. Presence of head masters and principals of all government and private schools from class I to XII was necessary in the training. Directives have been given to all Block Source Centre Coordinators, Block Education Coordinators, Jan-Shishaks, Programmers/MIS In-charges of district offices, Assistant Project Coordinators (E & R) and Assistant Project Coordinators (Mobilisation) to be present invariably at during the training. Following completion of national-level training, difficulties will be solved the same day and outline will be chalked out to collect quality data within prescribed time-limit.