Reliance Communications opens stores in Indore
Indore: Reliance Communications here on Wednesday announced its mega retail expansion plan for MPCG by inaugurating three new company-owned branded stores in Indore. The company plans to launch 101 new stores by October 2014, before the festive season starts in the country. Speaking at the launch ceremony, Madan Bajpai, Regional Head-West Reliance Communication said that stores which have been opened in Indore are in line with the company's long term drive towards delivering the best service experience for customers and offer end-to-end service support. The all new RCOM owned branded stores leverage the finest of retail practices and technology to offer a superior service experience to customers walking into our outlets, he added. The stores were inaugurated by Yahswant Singh, Circle Head MPCG, Arvind Chauhan, Head- Customer Service Reliance Communications MPCG and Rajni Jain Head Special projects, MPCG.
Gaur checks water supply shortage
Bhopal: During visit to localities under ward-55, Home and Jail Minister Babulal Gaur interacted with people and was informed about problems of drinking water and sewage. Gaur directed officers to solve the problems. At Vishwakarma Nagar in Habibganj area, Gaur assured people to place a drinking water tank there. At Saket Nagar 4 V Sector he jointly directed municipal corporation and BDA to re-construct damaged wall of nullah adjoining BDA complex. He directed to cover open manhole of sewage near Jain Mandir in Saket Nagar.
Gaur directed officers to install lights, chairs and benches costing Rs 1 lakh in Shakti Nagar Sector-1 Park, Rs 50,000 in park near Saket Nagar Shiv Mandir and parks between Saket Nagar Sectors 3-D and 4-C. He praised citizens for better maintenance of parks. Corporators TR Mishra, RA Gupta, Sundar Singh Parmar, Malti Pandey, Mamta Bhadoria, Somdutt Dwivedi, Jitendra Shukla and Om Dwivedi accompanied Gaur.
Compensation in tiger attack case
Bhopal: The state government has provided Rs 1.40 lakh compensation under the scheme for loss to human life by wild animals to the wife of Ramesh Bhumia killed by tiger at Umrar River in Khitauli range of Bandhavgarh tiger reserve. The 22 years old Ramesh Bhumia of village Medra in Barhi tahsil of Katni district was killed in tiger attack on May 27, 2014. A sum of Rs 10,000 was given to the father of the deceased Bindra Bhumia on the day of Ramesh's death. later, a cheque of Rs 1.40 lakh was also given to the wife of the deceased Anusuiya Uikey. The state government has doubled the compensation under the scheme for loss to human life by wild animals. Under the scheme covered under Public Services Delivery Guarantee Act, now Rs 1.50 lakh compensation is given on loss of life, Rs 1 lakh on permanent disability and Rs 30,000 on general injury. Earlier, there was no provision for compensation against damage to crops by wild animals. The state government has implemented this provision from year 2008-09.