Tractor turns turtle; three die, four hurt
Jabalpur: Three people, including a woman and two children, were killed while four sustained injuries when a tractor trolley overturned in Sukri Ghati, police said. The accident occurred when the tractor driver lost control over it owing to high speed yesterday. The dead were identified as Vipin Singh Gaud (8), Amit Singh Gaud (8) and Chamri Bai Gaud (40). The injured were admitted to hospital.
Five awarded nine years imprisonment
Ujjain: A local court has awarded nine years imprisonment to five people for assaulting a policeman. Additional Sessions Judge NP Singh yesterday convicted Shyam Jat, Manoj Thakur, Pankaj Harijan, Toofan Balai and another person for murderous assault on Head Constable Ram Naresh Yadav, who was posted at Chimanganj Mandi police station, on December 14, 2012.
Sushma felicitated in vidisha
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said Government and society in tandem would write a new chapter of development in the State. Participating in a felicitation programme along with External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj in Vidisha on Saturday, the Chief Minister said society has an important role to play in the campaigns being launched by the Government, an official statement said. Chouhan said objective of ‘School Chalen Ham Abhiyan’ is to send children to schools regularly. He urged people to participate in it enthusiastically and urged people to cooperate in ‘Paani Roko Abhiyan’. Newly-elected MP from Vidisha, Swaraj expressed gratitude towards voters and said that she would live up to their trust. She said that targeted efforts are being made to ensure that India’s prestige is enhanced in the world.
Externed man sent to jail for violation of ban
Sheopur: An accused, who has been declared externed by the district administration about an year ago, was arrested in Kotwali area here. Despite the ban, Devilal Od violated the order and returned to the district. He was arrested and sent to jail on Saturday.
Mega job hunt at Manas Bhawan
Bhopal: The Deega group, a pioneer in education and career development sector is organising a mega job hunt ‘2K14’ at Manas Bhawan on Monday and Tuesday. Deega group has been working in different sectors like Resource to Corporate (R2C) advertising, Brand promotion, Education, Information Technology, Multimedia and Finance and Investment for last three years. Noted companies like Zenpact, IKYA, Syson, Pristeen Infosolutions, Primawan, Equikon Research, Eicher tractors and DHFl etc will also offer campus placement to the students in this job fair at Manas Bhawan which is near Polytechnic College, Shyamla Hills. For participating in this mega job hunt, the students are required to submit registration fee, only then, they would be allowed to meet the representatives of these companies face-to-face. The main objective of the Deega Group is not only to provide a bright future and handsome package to the students, but also giving them an opportunity to apply their educational knowledge. This mega job hunt is going to be a great opportunity for the students and their parents for searching a substitute for their bright future. This job hunt is going to be organized by Abhishek Parashar, Managing Director of Astha Enterprise.
Tribal museum completes a year on june 6
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum Bhopal completing its one year on 6th June 2014. To mark the foundation day a three day event is being celebrated. On this occasion presentation of tribal dance and singing from the tribes of Madhya Pradesh and other states will be presented. Also on the occasion of the Foundation Day celebration a craft fair is being organized. In this craft fair articles of different craft mediums like bharewa, brass, iron, wood, clay, bamboo, grass, etc will be there for exhibition and selling. An exhibition of images prepared by the Children belonging to ethnic Gond and Bhil tribe based on various tribal stories and husbandry and hunting related equipments from various tribes will be there to display. Different dishes from five prefectures of Madhya Pradesh can be tested at one platform which will be presented there. Also among the diverse aspects of tribal life forms selected few will be exhibited.
Painting competition on tobacco
Bhopal: To create awareness against the use of tobacco, the Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) launched a two-day wall-painting competition at 4 pm on Saturday. As many as 200 participants among 250 registered ones made attractive paintings with message to eradicate this social evil. Home Minister Babulal Gaur and Chief Election Commissioner R Parshuram went through the artwork of the painters and also encouraged them in this competition. Home Minister Babulal Gaur lauded the programme for creating awareness against the use of tobacco by the painter on anti-tobacco day. He also gave a statement for encouraging the painters, stating that this road would attract and inspire almost one lakh commuters not to use tobacco and this road of Bhopal would look very beautiful. Chief Election Commissioner R Parshuram also encouraged the painters and congratulated the children painters for participating actively in this effort to create awareness among the citizens. Many executives like Municipal Commissioner Visesh Gadpale and Additional Commissioner GP Mali also observed this painting competition. The painters who made attractive paintings would be awarded at 6 pm on Sunday.