Dacoits arrested in gwalior
Gwalior: The police arrested arms dacoits before they could commit crime. Two miscreants managed to escape. They are being searched. According to the police, the Gwalior police station in charge Sanjay Mishra said that an informer tipped SP Gwalior that some armed miscreants are hiding at the bottom of Gwalior fort. In order to surround the miscreant’s two police parties were formed who surrounded them, but the miscreants began to flee. The police chased them and nabbed 3 miscreants while two manage to escape. The police is searching them. The arrested miscreants included Santosh s/o Gagraj Batham, Jacky s/o laxmi Narian and Dharmveer s/o Rajaram Khatik. While Ran Singh Thakur and Sheru Khatik fled. The police is searching them. The police recovered sword, iron roads and revolver from them. Many cases are registered against them. Now the police is taking action against them under NSA.
proposal for Armed force status
Gwalior: The forest department would soon be declared as armed force. A proposal of this effect has been prepared and as soon as the government approves this proposal the forest department would be declared armed force. During the action against mine mafia and forest smugglers when firing took place the police used to register the case against forest workers and officers. During action wood smugglers in Seopur a villager was killed many others were injured. The Seopur police registered case against forest staff of murder and attempt to murder. Four forest workers were sent to jail for 6 months. During firing to check mining mafia a case of attempt to murder was against Deputy Ranger of Gwalior. In this case deputy ranger was also injured. The police did not hear their complaint. Due to this the forest staff returned their guns to the department of 2nd September. After that the senior officers assured the forest department to declare it armed force. The chief conservator of forest RS Negi said that a proposal to declare forest staff as armed force has been prepared. It would be sent to the government. If the government approved it the field staff of forest department will be declared soon.
Free eye treatment camp held
Bhopal: With the blessings of Paramhansa Sant Hirdaram Sahibji and the inspiration and able guidance of Siddh Bhau ji Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital organised a Free Eye diagnostic and treatment camp at nearby Shyampur town for the people belonging to economically weaker sections of the society. Ophthalmologist Dr Kavita Gupta and the team of paramedical staff diagnosed 185 eye patients in the camp. Of these 61 patients were admitted for cataract operation, while rest of the 124 patients were treated and sent back to their homes. later 61 patients who were admitted for cataract operations brought to Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital, Sant Hirdaram Nagar. Where the operations of these patients are being performed from September 17 to 19, 2013, Sewa Sadan Hospital is regularly organizing free eye camps for the poor persons. They are provided hospital, Food, Pathology, Medicines, treatment facilities for the entire procedure of surgery and to and fro transport facility free of cost.
IGRMS to obersve ‘World Bamboo Day’ today
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sanghralaya is working for national integration, and promotes research and training for salvage and revitalization of vanishing, but important cultural traditions. IGRMS in collaboration with MP State Bamboo Mission and School of Planning and Architecture (SPA) is going to observe ‘World Bamboo Day’ on Wednesday. This is the first time yet Sanghralaya is organizing a grand celebration of ‘World Bamboo Day’. The function ‘World Bamboo Day’ will be inaugurated on September18 at 11am by Forest Minister Sartaj Singh at Avriti Bhawan. Sanghralaya take up valuable concepts in conservation of traditional skills of India. A three day long function is being organized at ‘Avriti Bhawan’, IGRMS. The major events of the Bamboo Day celebration include logo making competition, Exhibition – “Venu Shilp” at Avriti Bhawan, craft demonstration cum sale at Tribal habitat and Symposium on “Relevance of Bamboo in the Indian culture” at Rock Art Heritage Exhibition Hall. On this occasion traditional bamboo craftsmen, subject experts and research scholars from all over India will be present. The coordinators of the programme are Rakesh Bhatt, Assistant Keeper and P Shankara Rao, Subject Expert, IGRMS.
gupta lays stones at Ambedkar Park
Bhopal: Home Minister Uma Shankar Gupta laid foundation stones for development works of Ambedkar Park near Second Bus Stop and a park near 228 Quarters here today. Rs 4.80 lakh has been sanctioned for Ambedkar Park and Rs 3.57 lakh for the park at 228 Quarters. The Home Minister directed to complete the works within time-limit. He said that poor people are being provided wheat and iodised salt at Re 1 per kg and rice at Rs 2 per kg. Gupta also informed about other public welfare schemes of the State Government.
Symposium held on higher education system
Bhopal: Moral values will be included in higher education syllabus. This was stated by Higher Education Minister laxmikant Sharma at a symposium on ‘Determination and Dissemination of Value-based Education System in Higher Education in Present Context’ here on Tuesday. Vice-Chancellors of various universities and educationists participated in the symposium. The Higher Education Minister said that one should do justice with the post which he holds. He said that efforts are being made to open good educational institutions in all regions of the state. Sharma said that private sector should also open educational institutions in small cities. He said that conclusions drawn at this symposium will be implemented in higher education sector. The Higher Education Minister inaugurated website of Madhya Pradesh University Regulatory Commission. Vice-Chairman of Board of Secondary Education Govind Sharma said that higher education should be committed to society. Vice-Chancellor of Medical University, Jabalpur DP lokwani said that spiritualism is what we have not been able to discover so far and science is spiritualism which we have discovered. Prof Aniruddha Deshpande from Pune also laid stress on value-based education. Vice-Chancellor of Jaiprakash University, Guna Rao and other educationists also spoke on the occasion. Chairman of University Regulatory Commission Akhilesh Pandey threw light on objectives of symposium.
gaur expresses gratitude
Bhopal: Urban Administration Minister Babulal Gaur met Union Urban Development Minister Kamalnath in New Delhi today. He expressed gratitude for sanctioning Rs 191 crore for development of Madhya Pradesh’s cities. Gaur informed that Rs 191 crore will be utilised on BRTS Bhopal, cable stay bridge at Kamla Park and lake front development along banks of Upper lake at Khanugaon. Besides, funds have also been sanctioned for Indore transport system. The Urban Administration Minister informed that in-principle sanction has been granted to Rs 32 crore proposal for Habibganj railway under-bridge. These funds will also be released by the Union Urban Development Ministry soon. The Union Urban Development Minister informed that proposals worth Rs 1375 crore sent by the state for development of Madhya Pradesh’s cities, are being examined.
BJp to invite Modi for poll campaign
Indore: Madhya Pradesh BJP has decided to invite Gujarat chief minister and party's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi and other national leaders as star campaigners for the assembly polls to be held in November. “In Madhya Pradesh, chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan is the most popular leader, but in the coming assembly polls, Modi and other national leaders will be the party's star campaigners in the State,” state BJP spokesman Vijendra Singh Sisodia told reporters. “This will enhance the party's strength and its vote share in the state,” Sisodia added. Though the party spokesman did not answer when asked whether the BJP would give ticket to those Ministers facing lokayukta probe in the state, he only said that the party would take a decision on the candidates after September 25, who would be selected on the basis of merit.