Advani to guide BJP from front: Vijayvargiya
Barwani: Urban Administration and Development (UAD) Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya has said that BJP patriarch lal Krishna Advani would guide the party from front.” Advani is the top most leader and he continues to shower blessings on the party. An atmosphere has been created in favour of BJP’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi. The BJP and its allies are running ahead in all those areas where polling is held in the country,” Vijayvargiya told reporters during a chat here last night.
The Minister, who came here to campaign for BJP lok Sabba candidate from Khargone, said although Congress and some foreign powers are opposing Modi but he claimed that the youths are with Modi who is all set to become the Prime Minister.
He also raised question about manifold increase of Congress President Sonia Gandhi’s son-in-law Robert Vadra’s assets within few years.
Royal Bengal Tiger dies
Indore: A Royal Bengal Tiger died due to age-related ailments on Monday at Indore’s Kamala Nehru Zoo, a senior official said. The tiger called ‘lalu’, aged 22 years and six months, died of natural causes, zoo in-charge Uttam Yadav told reporters. The average age of the Royal Bengal Tiger is around 18 years, he said. ‘lalu’, along with its twin brother, ‘Bihari’, was born in the same zoo over 22 years ago. ‘Bihari’ is still alive and enjoying his life in the zoo, Yadav said.
Excise raids illegal points in Mhow
Mhow: The excise department Mhow conducted raid on various illegal selling points in Mhow tehsil. The ADEO Mhow excise department AtulSahah told ‘The Pioneer’ that the raid was conducted under the guidance of ACE Indore Sanjay Tiwari and besides the regular checking this raid was conducted under the special drive regarding to forthcoming lok Sabha election 2014 to curb the illegal sale points so that political parties cannot influence the voters by distributing free liquor. The raid was conducted at circle- Apigdamber, Kishanganj, Gujerkheda, Simrolechoral. Circle-B dreamland square, Gawlipalasia, Dharnaka, Gaikiwad, Pithampur, Chopati, Vishwasnagar Manpur, Bicholi and Badgonda. Country liquor, foreign liquor, beer ,mahua 1010 kg, liquor 330 litres, beer 16 liter was seized, 64 cases have been registered under excise act 34(a).35 people were arrested and rest escaped. ADEP Subodh Sharma, excise inspector SN Singnath, excise inspector Akansha Garg led the different teams during the raid. Regarding the voting in Indore district on 24 April Indore collector Akash Tripathi has declared the closure of liquor sale in Indore district from 22 April 6 pm till April 24 till the voting ends in evening. The government supply depot of country and foreign will be closed and sale at the shops, hotels, bars, and clubs will be banned during this period.
lecture on Conservation of Peacock
Mhow: The Students of Army Public School, Mhow attended a lecture on Conservation of Peacock, the National Bird. The resource person on the occasion was Professor UK Garg, Head of the Department Vetnary College, Mhow. He was accorded a warm welcome by the Principal PK Tiwari and Vice Principal SK Choudhary. Through presentation, he instilled in the students the love for flora and fauna, especially birds. The students were informed about some common features, species, habits and habitat of Indian Peafowl [Pavo Cristatus]. He emphasized on the need to maintain ecological balance for the sustenance of birds. He further urged the students to take pledge and asked for their contribution towards nation by saving the national bird.
2 killed in road accident
Chhindwara: Two people were killed on the spot while another sustained grave injuries when their motorcycle rammed into a roadside iron rod in Palatwada area on Chhindwara-Seoni road about 30 km from this district headquarters, police said. The accident occurred when they were going somewhere yesterday. A deceased was identified as Umakant Verma while another person was yet to be identified. The injured was admitted to District Hospital.
2 of 3 Missing kids found in Kolkata
Satna: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) sleuths found two out of three children, including a girl, who were mysteriously missing from here about four years ago. “The CBI team found Siddharth and Shivraj but Shivani is yet to be traced. Search is on to locate her,” Superintendent of Police KC Jain said here on Monday. The missing children’s father moved to the Madhya Pradesh High Court following which the court directed the CBI to trace the children, he added.