Illegal arm dealer gang busted in Gwalior
Gwalior: The crime branch has busted a gang of miscreants from Gwalior and Morena that was supplying illegal arms in Gwalior. The police have also arrested the mastermind of the gang from his house in Gola Ka Mandir. The police have recovered 9 mm pistols from his possession. The police was getting continuous information that habitual criminal of Morena have been visiting Gola Ka Mandir. The informer has tipped that these miscreants have been supplying most modern pistols in city coming from Rajasthan. This gang has a hand in theft of four wheelers. According to sources the notorious miscreants of Morena Ram Chandra Tomar and Gore Tomar have been arrested by the police. After raiding Tomar’s house, the police recovered 2 pistols. The police also rounded up Rohit Rathore of the same colony for interrogation.
The police also recovered illegal arms from the possession of Rathore. During interrogation they said that these arms are supplied through Rajasthan. So the police has started search of the miscreants, supplying arms through Rajasthan. The police have also come to know that this gang also committed theft of four wheelers. Gore Tomar is a notorious vehicle lifter.
BHEl, TEVA etc to participate in programme
Gwalior: The BHEl, TEVA, ACKNOWEl etc would participate in vendor development programme that is being organised in the city to provide a platform for small traders in the region. The programme is being organised by commerce and industry department in the facilitation center in Gwalior Trade Fair. Commerce and Industry Minister Yashodhra Raje Scindia would inaugurate the programme as chief guest. The programme would be presided over by the additional secretary of industry department Arun Bhatt. The managing director of small scale industries Rajendra, general manager of district industry and Trade Center Ml Atal and from MSME Khalid Rahman would be present. Giving this information the managing director of IIDC KK Tiwari said that the programme has been arranged to enable the sellers to select their product. In this programme Cadbury, Rail spring factory Sitholi, TEVA, API, Surya Roshani, Punjloid, Exorable India, Ranbaxy, MG Industries, Vikram Woolens and 65 vender units were participate.
Play ‘Uttarasitaramacharita' on lord rama staged
Bhopal:The saga of lord Rama narrated through the play ‘Uttarasitaramacharita' was staged here on Friday, at Antrang Hall, Bharat Bhavan. Originally written in Sanskrit by Bhavabhuti, the play was presented by the students of Madhya Pradesh School of Drama.The play was directed by CR Jambe. Notably the play deals with the history of Rama's later life, beginning with his coronation, the abandonment of Sita, and their final reunion.The original play primarily works along the lines of three rasas: karuna, shringar and veera. Notably, the play is much different from what Bhavabhuti has written, as the play when adapted met various manipulations that made the play appear gloomy and striking.The performance was like a treat for the art lovers as they appreciated the play and artists whole-heartedly. The students gave an enthusiastic performance and wonderfully meet the individuality of each character. The costumes no doubt, were eye catching effect of the play. Further the make-up and accessories including the strong performance by the artists added an enthusiastic effect in the presentation.