Aadhaar’s registration work expedited
Gwalior: The work of registration of Aadhaar has been expedited following the orders of Government to hand over the responsibility to the collector. The collector has ordered net link software Pvt ltd officers to speed up the work. The collector also appealed to the people to reach the centers and get the registration done to get the Aadhar cards done.The collector has ordered all the sub divisional officers and other officers concerned to publicize the work of Aadhar card in villages along with the place of registration of Aadhar cards. The people should also be informed of the documents to submit for registration. The collector said that registration of Aadhar is fully free of charge. If any complaint of taking money for registration received strict action would be taken against the guilty. The NSR and CSR working for registration of Aadhar is eligible only after getting written permission of state coordinator UIDAIEE and consent of district collector. legal action would be taken against those who do registration work without permission.
‘matters can be solved with positivity’
Gwalior: The law and rules are made to solve the problem and not to complicate the matter. If we work with positive attitude every problem can be solved under the rules and regulations.This was stated by the divisional commissioner KK Khare in a workshop of good governess organized for revenue officers and employees. The workshop was organized on the initiative of collector P Narhari in lohiya auditorium of ITM University. The subject specialists spoke on Chief Minister’s help line section 250 of land revenue code, Janmitra and public service center, new amendments in RBC-6(4) implementation of land acquisition process under new act Patwari report, maintains of Patwari documents, process of issuing caste certificate and process election Navachar. Khare said that the act of encroachment of private land should be strictly checked under section 250 of land revenue act. He said that forcible acquisition of land of old persons, widows, minors and helpless person is a social crime.The collector P Narhari said that the Patwari and all the revenue officers should fully utilize the technology in the interest of common man. Efforts should be made to see that the citizens can easily get civic facilities.
NVDA to CREATE AWARNESS ON DISEASES
Bhopal: Narmada Valley Development Authority will intensify research which is underway in the areas around dams and canals in Narmada valley on malaria, dengue and water-borne diseases. This was decided at a meeting between senior officers of National Malaria Research Centre New Delhi Aruna Shrivastava and BN Nagpal and Authority’s Member (Forests and Environment) SB Singh. Nagpal informed that research teams of National Malaria Research Centre at Narmada Nagar, Bhopal and Jabalpur are doing survey of villages constantly and also creating public awareness about malaria and other diseases. SB Singh said that it is necessary to further intensify survey and research work in view of expansion of project’s command area. Engineering units of projects must act promptly on the marked areas where unnecessary water is not stored and send report to research units.BN Nagpal said that is necessary to constitute more units view of expansion of project’s command area. Chief Conservator of Forests (Environment Cell) Rajput stressed the need to pay attention separately to health activities in Indira Sagar and Omkareshwar project areas. Health Department’s Senior Malaria Officer KC Paliwal and other officers were also present on the occasion.
Bhupendra Singh SEEKS ADVICE FROM COMMON MAN
Bhopal: Transport Minister Bhupendra Singh has invited suggestions from common people to make State’s transport policy easier and more effective. Singh has said that the State Government is set to formulate a new transport policy to redress transport problems of both rural and urban people and make available smooth means of transport to them. He said that a number of points pertaining public orientation of transport policy, desired improvement in existing transport system, simplification of Taxation Act-1991, rationalisation and transparency are to be discussed and included in the new transport policy.Suggestions to this effect have already been sought from MPs, MlAs, Commissioners, Collectors and Transport Officers. Suggestions have also been sought from common people on rural transport service, minor minerals (prevention of deterioration of roads due to overloading), agency system (bringing under purview of licence/permission through registration), improvement passenger facilities, making school transport smooth and safe etc.Singh has appealed to common people to send their suggestions through e-mail tobsinghminister@gmail.com or through post to HIG 29, Rishi Nagar, Char Imli, Bhopal.
CM CHOUHAN participates in sammelan
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan participated in Ekadash Kundatmak Sitaram Mahayagya and Ramcharit Manas Sammelan at Siyagahan in Sehore district and wished for State’s development and happiness and prosperity for people. After performing worship, the Chief Minister also sought blessings of seers.Chouhan told devotees that there are ways including devotion, knowledge and Karma for attaining God. A person can also attain God through Karma Yog by discharging his duties with complete dedication and commitment. He said that no stone will be left unturned to ensure women’s respect and dignity. The Chief Minister said that motto of his life is to ensure that women get equal treatment in society and right to live respectfully. The Chief Minister performed pooja at Dev Narayan Mandir in the village. He also inspected under-construction building of Government Higher Secondary School at Baktara.Revenue and Rehabilitation Minister and in-charge of district Rampal Singh, MARKFED Chairman Ramakant Bhargava, Rajendra Singh Rajput, district Panchayat Chairman Dharmendra Singh Chouhan, other public representatives and large number of people were present on the occasion.
‘Indore Food Expo’ TO BE INAuGURATED
Bhopal: Commerce and Industries Minister Yashodhara Raje Scindia will inaugurate “Indore Food Expo” on Friday at Indore. The expo under joint aegis of Madhya Pradesh laghu Udyog Nigam and Union Commerce and Industries Minister is being organised under the series of Madhya Pradesh Exportech. Urban Administration Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya and MP Sumitra Mahajan will be present on the occasion. The Food Expo will continue till February 16.Objective of Indore Food Expo is to provide a common platform to State’s food products and international buyers. Delegates of 28 countries will take part in the expo. These include Afghanistan, Australia, Belgium, Benin, Brazil, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Kenya, lesotho, Malawi, Seychelles, South Korea, Sri lanka, Uganda, Syria, Slovak Republic, Tunisia, Ukraine, Yemen, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Vietnam, Zambia etc. It is the sixth Indore Food Expo. The expo will also be held at Bhopal in October 2014 and Gwalior in January 2015.
Productivity Week held at BHEl CONClUDES
Bhopal: As a part of the Productivity Week held at BHEl, Bhopal, Unit level productivity coordinator meet concluded on Thursday at Vikas Hall, Human Resource Development Centre BHEl, Bhopal. Sanjeev Gupta, General Manager, P&D, IT was present as the Chief Guest on this occasion. G Ramakrishna, Additional General Manager and Sunil Mathur along with other officials were also present. RP Shrringirishi coordinated the programme.
opp charged OVER WOMEN RESERVATION BIll
Bhopal: State president of BJP Mahila Morcha lata Wankhede has alleged that only those non-BJP parties who came to power advocating reservations are proving obstacles on the path of women reservation bill in the parliament. She stated that these political parties have considered women only vote bank, but the women have come to know about the reality and they would give a befitting reply to them in the upcoming parliamentary elections. Regarding crimes against women in Delhi, she alleged that instead of ensuring the security for women against sexual harassment, these political parties instead of expressing seriousness, advise that women should stop coming out of their houses after evening.
PNS
Rajgarh
Three persons including a woman and her paramour were sentenced to life imprisonment by a local court for killing her husband in 2012. District and Sessions judge RK Dube yesterday handed out the sentence to Kalibai lodha, her paramour Chagan and their associate Radheshyam for killing Kaniram on October 21, 2012, prosecution.
The court also imposed a fine of Rs 1500 on each of them, sources said.
After killing Kaniram, Kalibai along with her paramour and associate stuffed the body into a sack and dumped it near a pond in Gadiya village. later, she filed a missing complaint to mislead the police. Subsequently, the body was found near a pond. DNA tests established that it was of Kaniram after matching samples with his son.
On the basis of suspicion police questioned Kalibai and two others following which they admitted to have committed the crime.
Staff Reporter
Bhopal
Six persons accused of raping a 35-year-old woman in the city last year, have been acquitted by a local court. Additional District Judge Sayeeda Bano Rahman acquitted all the six accused in the case yesterday, due to contradictory statements made by the survivor, supposed to be an illiterate woman.
The alleged offence took place on the night of April 24 last year, near Nishatpura railway coach factory, when the woman along with her husband was heading home on a bicycle.
The six accused - Sanjay, Vikram, Shekhar, Deendayal, Shubham and
Murli - apprehended the couple and took them to a nearby place where they took turns to rape her, while they pinned down her husband, police sources said. The accused also robbed the couple's mobile phone. later, all the six were arrested and booked for rape and dacoity.