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Mercury Cup Golf Tournament by MCTE held

Mhow: Military College of Telecommunication Engineering (MCTE), Mhow conducted the Mercury Cup Golf Tournament on Sunday at Army Golf Course, Mhow. The Tournament organised as a Part of the 103rd anniversary celebration of the Corps of Signals, saw avid participation from the local golfing fraternity on a bright morning. About hundred amateur golfers from all age groups contested for the coveted trophy which was finally won by Col Adi Patel who played an exceptionally good game. Col DS Negi was the runners up. Among the ladies Rachna Bhaskar, Kavita Chouhan and Sunanda Pathak won prizes. Maj Gen Harminder Singh, Officiating Commandant MCTE extended his compliments to the participants and organizers.

life insurance Agents’ federation polls held

Bhopal: Elections for various positions in the life insurance Agents’ federation of Bhopal division got over on February 23. Pradeep Rawat was re-elected as president of Bhopal division in the elections of life insurance Agents’ Federation on Sunday. Ajaykant Moondra of Biaora branch was elected as Secretary of the Federation, while Ashok Mishra emerged victorious for the post of Treasurer. All the agents of the division were present during the election. The elections were conducted in the supervision of DS Shulka, who was the chief election officer for the elections. Talking to media persons, Rawat informed that the Central zone comprises Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh States’ branches. Assistant election officer RK Rathore and OP Yadav were also present on the occasion.

CCM organised freshers’ Party for mba batch

Bhopal: Career College of Management (CCM) recently organised Fresher’s Party for their new batch of MBA students at their college premises. The Fresher’s party witnessed various dance and song performances presented by students along with various games. The fresher’s were given a warm welcome by their senior students. It was a gala day of fun & frolic. Rahul Mewada and Anju Bihare were crowned as Mr Fresher and Miss Fresher along with Manoj Sadh and Poonam Sen who received the titles of Mr Eve and Miss Eve respectively. Ajay Khare, Director, Career College of Management, welcomed the fresher’s to the College & congratulated the winners of various titles and said that the fresher’s party scripts the beginning of a new innings through sheer hard work and perseverance including a joyous period encompassing the next two years in the College.

IIT-INDORE ‘HARASSed’ BUS DRIVER kills self

Indore: A bus driver Ashok alias Subhash, son of Mulchand Billore working at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Indore situated in Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) campus at Khandwa road committed suicide after consuming poison. In his suicide note he has mentioned the harassment by the supervisor of IIT and other three staff persons. In the afternoon some drivers of IIT brought Ashok in critical condition at MY Hospital. His brother Ishwarlal and other relatives also arrived at hospital. In his suicide note he has mentioned the name of four persons. The registrar of IIT Indore Vasundhara lad, the owner of the company Capro Abhishek Goyal which supply drivers to the IIT, Kailash Ajmeri and other members of the IIT staff reached at MY hospital where the relatives of deceased Ashok argued with them. lad told that Ashok was working in IIT since three years but he never discussed anything about harassment with them.

Patient dies after infected saline injected

Indore: The Family members of a patient yelled at the Greater Kailash hospital after they found that a fungus-affected saline was injected to the patient Bittu Bhatia who was admitted at ward no 432. On Saturday night a saline was administered to the patient Bittu Bhatia. And when he fall asleep the nurse stopped the supply of the saline. But on Sunday morning at 5 o clock when a relative of Bhatia noticed that fungus was floating in the remaining half bottle of the saline. Relative of the patient Jitentra Bhatia alleged that without proper observation the infected saline was injected into the patient. When the patient’s family reported the matter to the nursing staff they shouted at them and tried to take away the saline but they didn’t give it. The Saline

was of Baxter company. The infected IV fluid can be a cause of death of the patient.

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