‘feedback will benefit retd employees’
Bhopal: “Feedback received from the employees who are retiring are useful for the organisation, we should endeavour to benefit from the selfless suggestions and advice received from the retiring employees,” opined Shashi Ranjan Prasad, Executive Director, BHEl, Bhopal addressing the employees retiring this month at third floor administrative building BHEl, Bhopal. Under the guidance of Prasad all the employees who are retiring today were accorded a warm farewell at 3rd floor administrative building BHEl, Bhopal. Prasad congratulating JK Bhati General Manager along with the 18 other employees a healthy and prosperous retired life. On this occasion all the employees shared valuable suggestions for the growth of the organisation.
Christmas eve celebrated
Bhopal: Christmas eve was celebrated a unique atmosphere, people come forward with Santa Claus spirit to save the life of others. The occasion was Blood Donation Camp organised on Tuesday at No; 10 bus stop market by Jaswant Singh Dangi Welfare Society. This was the fourth year of the camp in which more than 500 people participated and 329 units of donated blood was collected. Blood donors included merchants, students, working class people, peasants, women, police, politicians, whose deeds are different, but today their motive was same, to save the life of the needy by donating blood. The organizers Satwant Thakur, Gopal Thakur and others thanked the people who participated in the camp, and said that the main aim behind this event was to make the people aware about the importance of blood donation and remove all the misconceptions about blood donation in their mind. We are glad that the event was successful from four consecutive years. Present on the occasion Upendra Mohan Sharma, Blood Bank in-charge, Hamidia Hospital, Bhopal, said that in the year 2001 the amount of donated blood collection was about 60 thousand units which have now reached the level of 2.5 lacs units per year.
CBI files chargesheet against telecom officer
Bhopal: The CBI Bhopal branch has filed chargesheet against the then Junior Telecom Officer (Electrical) BSNl who was officiating SDE Electrical, BSNl Electrical Sub-division, Gwalior, the then Junior Telecom Officer, BSNl Electrical Sub Division, Shivpuri, Contarctor Govind Agrawal, Gwalior and Proprietor of Anant Electrical, Gwalior on Tuesday in the Court of Special Judge for CBI cases Bhopal under sections 120-B, 420, 477-A IPC and U/s 13(2) r/w 13(1)(d) of PC Act 1988. Notably, the CBI had registered Case number RC0082012A0006 on May 15, 2012 under sections 120-B, 420 IPC and Sec. 13(2) r/w 13 (1) (d) of PC Act, 1988 against the then Executive Engineer, BSNl Electrical Division Office Bhopal, the then Junior Telecom Officer (Electrical) who was officiating as SDE Electrical, BSNl Electrical Sub-division, Gwalior and the Contractor Govind Agarwal and other unknown persons on the allegations that accused persons while functioning and posted as above made excessive payments to Agrawal against the work done at 32 USO (Universal Service Obligation) sites of Shivpuri District and 24 USO sites of Bhind District.
6 submit reply over Ratangarh’s stampede
Gwalior: Six out of a total 15 people submitted their replies to the judicial commission probing the Ratangarh temple stampede in response to notices sent by it. The notices were served to 15 people including the then Superintendent of Police (Datia) C S Solanki, District Magistrate (Acting) Sandeep Makhen, ADM Suresh Sharma, two SDOPs and others, out of whom six submitted their replies yesterday while others sought some more time for compliance. The commission's chairman, Justice Rakesh Saxena allowed them to submit their replies between January 2 and 8, 2014. The Ratangarh stampede on October 13 this year had claimed 116 lives and left many injured. later, a judicial probe was ordered into it giving time limit upto March 2014 to find if there were any lapses which caused the incident. The stampede is also being probed separately by CBI following a direction by Gwalior bench of Madhya Pradesh High Court. A CBI team comprising DSP KS Negi and others was in Datia last week to record the statements of the affected persons.
GRP probing ragpicker girl incident
Indore: Government Railway Police (GRP) has launched a probe into an incident where its personnel allegedly forced a minor ragpicker girl to gather severed remains of a man who committed suicide on tracks. Superintendent of Police (GRP) R C Bura today told he has asked a Deputy SP-level officer to start a probe into the December 21 incident here. Based on the probe report, disciplinary action will be taken against those found guilty, he said. According to sources, a man committed suicide on Saturday by jumping in front of a running training. Some on-duty GRP personnel forced the girl, a rag picker, to gather the mutilated body.
Diggy congratulates Arvind kejriwal
Bhopal: Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh has congratulated AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal for taking the opportunity to serve the State of Delhi as Chief Minister. “I am sure he would fulfil his promises,” Digvijay said in a tweet last night. “Success of Kejriwal should now encourage all those who are bitter critics of politics and politicians to participate in electoral politics,” he said in a tweet. Ending the fortnight-long dead lock, the Aam Aadmi Party had on Monday staked claim to form the government in the national capital with outside support from the Congress which it had trounced in the December 4 Assembly polls. Forty five-year-old Kejriwal, a civil society activist and former Indian Revenue Service officer whose party had stunned mainstream political parties in the Delhi Assembly polls, will take over as Chief Minister later this week.
‘No stone will be left in State’s progress’
Bhopal: Public Relations, Mineral Resources Development and Energy Minister Rajendra Shukla has said that no stone will be left unturned in development of the State under the leadership of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. Shukla said that attention will be paid to development works in right earnest to match the massive mandate given by people in recent Vidhan Sabha election. Shukla was addressing a public reception accorded to him at Rewa. Earlier, the Public Relations Minister was heartily welcomed on arrival at Rewa by people of cross sections of society, voluntary organisations, social organisations and business fraternity.
police must deal with anti-social elements: Uma
Bhopal: Home Minister Babulal Gaur has said that police should strictly deal with anti-social elements to build a fear-free atmosphere in the state. He directed to adopt a sensitive attitude towards weaker sections and women. Gaur was addressing a meeting of police officers at Police Headquarters here on Tuesday. DGP Nandan Dube was also present on the occasion. The Home Minister said that arrangements should be made at police stations to hold direct dialogue with common people.
He said that police teams should do patrolling specially in the morning and evening when there is heavy rush of people on roads. Good atmosphere should be created in police stations. Gaur said that seized vehicles should be removed from premises of police stations and parked at prescribed places in the city. He also laid emphasis on plantation in police station premises. The Home Minister said that women police should pay more attention to patrolling near girls colleges and schools. Strict action should be taken against eve teasers. The Home Minister said that police force will be increased in proportion to rising population in the State.
Crackdown on five power defaulters
Bhopal: Shops of five defaulter electricity consumers have been confiscated in TT Nagar area by Central Region Power Distribution Company due to non-payment of outstanding dues. According to Chief General Manager City Circle, about Rs 1.20 lakh is to be recovered from these defaulters.