ET Hostel available for temporary allotment
Bhopal: Hostel No 3 (ET Hostel) is available for temporary allotment for Vocational Trainees undergoing training in BHEl, Bhopal ie BE / MBA students coming from colleges /institutions located outside Bhopal including students of employee wards from BHEl sister units on payment basis. The duration of allotment will be up to eight weeks. Allotment of room will be made on written request. In case of any enquiry VT Section (auto no; 5055) may contact.
Environment day: Guv greets people
Bhopal: Governor Ram Naresh Yadav has extended greetings and best wishes to people of the State on World Environment Day. In his message, the Governor said that increasing influence of Western culture has destroyed country's original natural environs.
This has resulted in climate change, rise in temperature, fast defrosting of glaciers, increase in sea level and holes in ozone layer. It is casting direct impact on various geographical conditions in different areas in the country. The Governor said that if attention was not paid to environment conservation now, the next generation will face crisis. He has exhorted youths to actively participate in programmes to create awareness about environment conservation, undertake plantation, stop use of polythene, freeing rivers and water sources from pollution.
licence process for godown simplified
Bhopal: Process for warehousing licence for safe storage of wheat has been simplified in the state. For this, Madhya Pradesh Godown Rules 1961 have been amended. Validity of new and renewed housing licence has been increased from one year to 5 years. licence fee has also been rationalised. The fee has been fixed as 50 paise per MT. Warehousing and logistics Policy 2012 is being implemented in the state for increasing storage capacity. Under the policy, private sector investors are being promoted for increasing storage capacity and infrastructure development. Minimum 50 acre land has been earmarked as "warehouse zone" for establishing godowns and silos in 10 selected states. Benefits of single-window system are also being extended through TRIFAC to investors regarding proposals received under warehousing and logistics policy. Warehousing projects of over Rs one crore share capital will be entitled for 15 percent capital subsidy on infrastructure development cost (except cost of land), which will be upto a maximum of Rs 2.25 crore per project for storage capacity of 50,000 MT. For promoting quality certification under the policy, 50 percent of the cost of ISO:9000 quality certificate or Rs one lakh whichever is less is being given. The policy is being implemented by Madhya Pradesh Warehousing and logistics Corporation.
CM attends funeral of Munde
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan attended the funeral of Gopinath Munde at Parli Baijnath in Maharashtra on Wednesday. He paid tributes to late Munde.Chouhan laid a wreath on the body of Munde. Chouhan was accompanied by Urban Administration Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya and Agriculture Minister Gaurishankar Bisen. They also paid tributes to the departed leader. Union Rural Development Minister Gopinath Munde died in a road accident on Tuesdaymorning.
Maya Singh to meet Maneka Gandhi today
Bhopal: Women and Child Development Minister Maya Singh will meet Union Minister for Women and Child Development Maneka Gandhi on June 5. Singh will discuss pending cases of Women and Child Development Department and other issues with Maneka Gandhi.
306 cases settled in Public hearing
Gwalior: As many as 306 cases were settled in public hearing (Jan Sunwai) organised in collectorate on Tuesday. Out of them immediate action was taken on 139 cases and remaining 167 cases were referred to various departments to take action soon. In the Jan Sunwai, the collector P Narhari, additional collector BV Shrivastava, Tarun Bhatnagar, all the SDOs and heads of different offices were present. At the hearing, Uttam Chand Jatav complained against country liquor shop, Mahesh Kumar Kushawah against wood stock private school, Sarpanch of village Munhari Harnam Singh and secretary Dinesh Doderia complained against irregularities in government expenditure.
Red soil quarry collapses, one dead
Satna: A boy has been buried alive and two including a woman labourer grievously injured when a red soil quarry collapsed in Teekar village. The deceased in yesterday's mishap was identified as Dheeraj Kol (14). Gudiya Kol and Devendra were hospitalised.
Absconding rapist arrested
Guna: A rapist, who was absconding for several days and carrying a reward of Rs 5,000 has been arrested near a farmhouse in this district headquarters following a tip-off. Guru Jatav was apprehended on Wednesday. Mandla's Superintendent of Police had announced the bounty.
Miscreants loot passengers
Gwalior: Armed miscreants looted the passengers of a bus after taking them hostage in Shivpuri district on Tuesday.
According to the police, the miscreants closed the Bhaved railway gate (crossing) between Subashpura and Mohna villages. The vehicle coming from Vijaypur, Sheopur and passing through Mohna and Subashpura had to stop at the gate. Over a dozen armed miscreants took the passengers to a nearby farm and looted cash, ornaments, mobiles and other valuables from them at gun point and then let them go. After the incident, the victims reached Mohna police station and complained. The Mohna police informed Subashpura police station. The ASP Shivpuri Alok Singh said that a case has been registered against unknown miscreants. The victims were going from Gwalior to Sheopur via Dhobani. The ASP Gwalior Yogeshwar Sharma said that after the incident the victims filed a complaint with Mohna police. Shivpuri police also reached there and launched joint searching.
Youth batters wife to death in Gwalior
Gwalior: A youth hammered his wife to death over a family dispute. Soon after committing the crime, the assailant fled the scene.
According to sources, Deepak killed his wife Uma over family dispute under intoxication at Shankarpur under Bahodapur police station. A tribal, Deepak was living in the Janata quarters near the stone mines with his family. He is a drunkard and used to quarrel with his wife. On Tuesday night they quarreled. In a fit of anger, he attacked his wife with a heavy hammer and killed her. On receipt of information, police reached the spot and sent the body for post-mortem and registered a case of murder against Deepak.
The accused is absconding. The SHO, RS Parmar, said, "The woman was killed by her husband with a hammer and is absconding. We are searching him".