Rahul Dixit returns from dance workshop
Gwalior: Well known choreographer from Gwalior Rahul Dixit just recently returned from USA after completing a 45 days dance workshop at the world renounced Broadway dance center and the American top dance foundation in New York City. He was trained by some of the world’s best choreographers and it included top dance, hip-hop, ballet and jazz, locking N popping and street dance. Rahul has also take paid in top dance competition and got 2nd prize in New York. Rahul has also take training with India’s best choreographers Shiamak Davar, Terence lewis and has performed in various shows. A receipeint of the famous Tansen Ratna Alankran Award, Mr Gwalior title and various other awards. Rahul himself is a great dancer and a superb choreographer. He’s a dance instructor at an international school and also has his own dance studio. He strives hard to train his students with enthusiasm and the beast technique so that they can perform at international level and make a name for themselves.
Constable convocation parade organised
Gwalior: “Taking the advantage of training and education given by assistant training centres, our newly appointed constables would prove right on the security standards and would discharge their duty without fear. I am confident the seeing the standard and training of the parade that the future of BSF a fully secure.” This was stated by the additional director general of BSF RK Hajela on the occasion of convocation parade. The grand convocation parade of constable batch no. 133 was organised at Veerangana laxmi Bai convocation parade place in BSF academy Tekanpur. In the parade, 156 new constables and six platoons gave salute to Mr Hazela and displayed the grand parade. The commander of the parade was Praveen Hanamakar. These trainees took oath of unity and integrity of the country and devotion of the constitution. Earlier the parade give salute to deputy director BSF academy Tekanpur Santosh Mehra and deputy inspector general of sub training centre SH Garcha.
Ambassadors to make voters aware
Gwalior: The students of colleges have been appointed as ambassador by the collector and district election officer P Narhari who will work to make the voters aware. They would conduct various activities to make the voter aware. 91 campus ambassador of colleges and universities of the district have been appointed. Narhari said that the ambassadors would play an important role in motivating youth voters in the election. He appealed to make the youth aware for the Mahayagya of democracy. It was stated on this occasion that activities like Nukkad (plays), making human series and filling in oath papers. In the meeting nodal officer Sanjeev Sharma, principal prof. BR Pawiya, OSD Prof Girish Sharma professors and ambassadors were present in the meeting. One student each from every college and university has been appointed as ambassador. 263 ambassadors have been appointed in Gwalior Chambal division. 178 programmes were organized to make the voters aware and 9149 students’ completing the age 18 years has been included in the voter list.
2 vehicle lifters held in MP
Satna: Two vehicles lifters have been arrested and stolen motorcycles seized from them in Amarpatan Police Station limits, police said. Santosh Gotiya and Ranjeet Saket were arrested on Sunday. Two motorbikes were also seized from them.
life imprisonment for murder
Raisen: A local court has sentenced one woman to life imprisonment on the charge of burning a woman alive following a dispute related filling water. According to prosecution, Rupali doused kerosene over her neighbour Kushboo and set her afire at Bareli village in 2012. District and Sessions Judge RK Srivastava delivered the verdict on Sunday.
80 km-long ancient wall discovered
Raisen: An 80-km long ancient wall, with a width of about 14-15 feet, has been discovered stretching along national highway 12 Jaipur-Jabalpur Road in Gorakhpur, Devri, Chainpur and Badi villages. Archaeologists claim that the wall is the longest such structure after the Great Wall of China. This wall has been examined and several relevant facts pertaining to it collected by Archaeological Survey of India’s retired superintendent Narayan Vyas and the Indian Historical Records Committee. The team included Additional Collector Gajendra Singh Nage. The wall said to be built by Parmar rulers to guard the borders of their kingdom has always been a mystery for people. Unfortunately, the wall has been broken at several places. Archaeologists opine that the conservation of this wall would not only attract tourists but it would also become a subject of research.
Farmer commits suicide
Chhatarpur: A farmer committed suicide in remote village by hanging himself from a branch of a tree in his own field after rain and hail destroyed his yield.The farmer’s body was found by his wife when he was returning after fetching water. "Yesterday he was saying that I’m a bit confused and feeling low. Then in the morning we went to the field and he asked him to fetch water. When I returned I saw him hanging from a tree," said Radha Bai, the wife of the deceased farmer. Confirming the death Masood Akhtar, district collector, said the police are still investigating the details. "Baldev bura Prajapati, who was 55 years old, has committed suicide. He hanged himself," said Akhtar Akhtar added that the farmer’s yield was destroyed in the recent climatic upheaval. "He had bought around one or quarter to one acres of land and he had sowed wheat, linseed and lentil crop but the crop was destroyed by the climatic conditions in the region (due to rain and hailstorm). He is a native of Uttar Pradesh but still we have given him a compensation of Rs10, 000," said Akhtar.