Scientific calibre of Students surprises visitors
Mhow: The visitors were amazed to see the scientific calibre of the students. The confident answers given by the students to the visitors question surprised the visitors. The event was the science and general exhibition in Rajeshwar Vidyalaya. The students from the primary section to higher secondary participated and displayed the models made by them based on Science, Maths, Social Studies, English, Hindi, art and crafts. The ASP Mhow Arvind Tiwari was the chief guest of the science exhibition. He minutely observed the model made by the students and appreciated their talent. The science exhibition was done under the guidance of Principal of the school father Sibi Joseph. All the teachers of the school were present during the exhibition with their respective classes. Parents appreciated the efforts of the children and knowledge and facilities provided by the school.
hailstorms destory Arhar, potato crops
Gwalior: A heavy hailstorms took place in Morena in Jaura tehsil on Saturday together with rains. The hail storms destroyed the crops of mustard Arhar and potato in 2014 hectares. This caused loss of crops of 50% crops in 8 villages. In Jaura tehsil the hail storms damaged 0 to 15% crop in 40 villages. The teams of revenue departments are estimating the loss. On the other hand Sumavali MlA Satya Pal Singh Sikarwar visited villages of Jaura tehsil. Due to hail storm crop of 1600 hectares of 40 villages of Jaura tehsil have been damaged. The effected villages included Bilgaon, Thara, Chachiha, Arhela, Chaila, Bhanpur, Vishangpura, Kumehri, Hasvansi, Ummedgarh Vansi, Bagchini, Chote Singh Ka Pura and lalvans etc. The Sumavali MlA Satya Pal Singh Sikarwar visited hail storm affected villages with Nayab Tehsildar SK Gupta. According to the MlA 50% crops have been damaged. The Survey work is still continuing. The Nayab tehsildar Jaura SK Gupta said that the hail storm took place in 40 villages in Jaura tehsil. The 40 villages have been damaged due to hail storm. Here 1633 hectare mustered crop is damaged.
14-year-old Girl kills self
Jabalpur: A 14-year-old girl has committed suicide by hanging herself in her house in Madan Mahal area here, police said. Aditi took the extreme step last evening. The cause behind her suicide was yet to be ascertained.
BSP leader dies, kin complain of murder
Satna: A local Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) leader was allegedly murdered when his motorcycle was hit by a multi-utility vehicle (MUV) near Chitrakoot town, police said. Ashok Pandey’s two wheeler was knocked down by the MUV when he was going to market in Chitrakoot from his native village Sijwar last evening. The 40-year-old leader’s kin lodged a complaint in Nayagaon police station against Mukesh Sharma, Ashish Sharma and Chandrabhuvan Tripathi for killing Pandey. The trio were taken to police custody for interrogation.
14 prisoners to be released on Jan 26
Ujjain: Fourteen inmates would be released from Bhairavgarh Central Jail here on the occasion of Republic Day. “The prisoners, who are in the jail for over 20 years, are being released on January 26 on the recommendation of a district-level committee, constituted by the Madhya Pradesh Government. The prisoners’ kin were informed in this regard,” Jail Superintendent Sanjay Pandey said here on Sunday.
2 women kill selves in Dewas
Dewas: Two women have committed suicide in this district headquarters and the motives are unclear, police said. Hate Singh Goyal Colony-resident Harsha Singh Rathor (28) hanged herself yesterday. Ajranvi, who was residing at her parents’ place, committed self-immolation. Her in-laws, who live in Delhi, sent the woman here two months ago but did not allow her two children to accompany Ajranvi.
‘Sexual crimes against women less in Chennai’
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Babulal Gaur on Sunday said there were few sexual crimes against women in Chennai as they dress up fully and regularly visit temples. Gaur who recently returned from a trip to Chennai said that the crime rate against women in the capital of Tamil Nadu against women was much less than what it was in Bhopal. Gaur said that the rate of crime against women in 2012 in Chennai was 19.32 whereas in Bhopal it was 71.38. “The crime rate for women for the whole of Madhya Pradesh was also 71.38 that year,” he said. The Minister said that during his visit to Chennai he met a number of senior police officers there who had told him that women in their city dress up fully and regularly go to temples. “They told me that it was because of this that the crime rate against women was much less as compared to that in other states,” Gaur said.
SBI’s P Phanda branch inaugurated
Bhopal: “It is our endeavour to reach out to a maximum number of people through our branches and intermediaries so as to make total financial inclusion a reality,” expressed General Manager (Network-I), SBI Bhopal Circle Ravinandan Sahay, while inaugurating Bank’s Phanda Branch near Bhopal. With this the number of branches of SBI in Bhopal Circle has gone up to 1385. A large number of residents of village Phanda and nearby areas attended the inaugural function. MM Verma, DGM Bhopal Module, BVSKT Bhaskar , Regional Manager (Reg.II), Branch Manager Vivek Upadhyaya, many other officials and staff were also present on the occasion.
ATS declares `15K reward on SIMI activists
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Anti Terrorist Squad declared a reward of Rs 15, 000 on three absconding SIMI activists on Sunday. The three SIMI activists were booked under Explosive Substance Act. Gulrej Mustafa (Indore), Majid Nagori (Ujjain) and Sajid alias Guddu Nagori(Ujjain) are wanted in several cases. Earlier on December 24, four SIMI activists who escaped from Khandwa prison were nabbed by the ATS and huge amount of weapons and explosives were recovered. Out of the seven escaped SIMI activists the ATS was successful in nabbing three activists Sendhwa in Badwani District. But the role of the three in whole episode is still unclear as the ATS has only announced a reward on the three SIMI activists. It is also possible that the three are not connected with the absconding SIMI activists.
Bandit held, gun seized
Shivpuri: A dacoit who was operating in Madhya Pradesh as well as neighbouring Rajasthan and carried a reward of `25,000 was arrested in Manikheda forest on Sunday. “Following a tipoff that Ramvilas Gurjar hailing from Rajasthan’s Dholpur District was present in the jungle, an ambush was laid. A 315 bore rifle and 41 cartridges were seized from his possesion,” Superintendent of Police Mahendra Singh Sikarwar said. Gurjar’s accomplices Autaar, Pappu, Padam Singh and Mangal Singh fled under cover of darkness. The outlaw who was ‘wanted’ for years stands charged in more than half a dozen cases of abduction, dacoity and loot. This state’s police had announced a reward of `10,000 and its Rajasthan’s counterpart ` 15,000.
‘people’s cooperation can make police successful’
Gwalior: The police can only be succeed when the people provide expected cooperation. For this, the common people would have to be aware and become a better citizen. This was stated by the SP Gwalior Santosh Kumar Singh while addressing your programme at your door in Kundan Guest house at Padav on Sunday afternoon. He said that people of Gwalior have very little awareness in the matter of providing information of their tenants and employees i.e. the criminals came here to take shelter after committing crime. On being caught the house owner also faces the trouble. The only way to avoid this problem is to provide information about the tenants and employing outsider to the police station concerned. The programme was presided over by the ASP city Mohammad Yusuf Qureshi. He said that only a better citizen can create a better society. After this programme that people would provide information of tanent and employees in large number to the house owners. He also said that the police would soon launch drive in this connection. On this occasion members of Varisth Nagrik Seva Sansthan, shopkeepers of railway station, house owners of various colonies and tenants were present. During the programme the police tried to show the members present through animate film that tenants and domestic help can become danger to the house owners. It was also stated that apart from providing information about the tenants and domestic help the house owner should keep full information with photo of tenants and domestic help.