raje congratulates Pullela Gopichand
Bhopal: Sports and Youth Welfare Minister Yashodhara Raje Scindia has congratulated former All-England badminton champion and technical advisor to Madhya Pradesh Badminton Academy Pullela Gopichand on getting the prestigious Padma Bhushan. Scindia said that after Prakash Padukone, Gopichand is the second Indian to win All-England Badminton Championship. In her congratulatory message, she expressed happiness and hoped that Madhya Pradesh’s players will continue to get his guidance and contribution. It is noteworthy that Pullela Gopichand has been conferred Arjuna Award in1999, Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna in 2001, Padma Shri in 2005 and Dronacharya Award in 2009 for his outstanding career as player and coach.
Save Earth programme held
Bhopal: With a view to create awareness regarding environment conservation, a programme Save Earth else face the worst was organised at Board office square by the Public relation Office of Catholic Church council on the eve of Republic Day. Issues like plantation, save water, avoid polythene, save diesel and petrol, save electricity were raised on the occasion while passersby were distributed plants. Spokesman of Catholic council Fr Johnny Thomas said that forestation can pave way for a bright future and the programme aims at dissemination of this message in the society. Meanwhile passersby were also distributed plants of different species. Programme was marked by the presence of MlA Surendra Nath Singh, General Mathew from Catholic council and PRO Fr S Solemn. Other personalities who were present were on the occasion include Fr. Saji, Fr. Alexander, Fr. Kulandai Sami, Fr. Thomas Attumel, Fr. Thomas Panecal, Baltejaar Borbon, Danile John, Richard Dasilva. PRO staff Anand Fransis and Winston Vijay Minj made efforts in successful completion of the programme.
two arrested for running fake chit fund firm
Gwalior: Two directors of a fake chit fund was arrested when he came to meet his family. The police is interrogating him. The additional SP Virendra Jain said that Rakesh Narvariya and Girraj Narvariya who were running a chit fund company by the name Parivar Dairy at Gola ka Mandir have been arrested on the tip of by an informer. They had been absconding and the Police was searching them. The police has declared a reward Rs 2,000/- each on them in 2011. On Republic Day he came here to meet their family members and relatives. Meanwhile, an informer tipped the Additional SP Crime Branch Pratibha Mathew who arrested them. During interrogation, they told the police that they were hiding in UP to avoid the arrest.
BJYM installs stalls to achieve Mission 2014
Gwalior: The Bhartiya Janta Yuva Morcha installed stalls at various places of the city on Sunday to achieve the Mission 2014 and Mission Modi. They served tea to the people in the programme started from 12 afternoon at Kampoo based Jain Petrol pump. The former district president abhay Choudhry of BJP and district president of BJYM Amit Jadon inangurated the programme by serving the tea. The BJYM launched the drive on Sunday with full preparation. They demanded Votes for Narendra Modi and BJP workers in Hundreds were active to make the programme successful. The vice president of Yuva Morcha Shailendra Sikarwar with his hundred of workers served tea free at Padav choraha . the tea was served in Sadar Bazar Morar at 3 pm at 4 pm in facilitation center in Mela Ground and at 5 pm tea was served at Mukharjee Bhawan at party office. The leaders including district president BJP Ved Prakash Sharma state General secretary of Yuva Morcha Deepak Bhadoriya, Abhay Choudhary, Satish Singh Sikarwar, Chandra Prakash Gupta, Bharat Dantare, etc.
30 patwaris’ appointments cancelled in MP
Bhind: The district administration has cancelled the appointments of 30 patwaris in the aftermath of eligibility-related documents submitted by them being found to be fake. Superintendent (land Records) US Sikarwar said on Monday that Collector MCB Chakraborty scrapped the appointments on Saturday. A police complaint was lodged against the wrongdoers today. During counseling for patwari examinations held in 2008, the applicants had submitted computer diploma certificates issued by the Chhattisgarh University in 2004-05. The Commissioner (land Records) considered the certificates invalid. The District Collector got the certificates re-examined and sought clarifications over 28 points. However, the reply was not found satisfactory. Hence, their appointments were cancelled.