CSR: KM Acharya visits villages under bhel
Bhopal: KM Acharya, Retired IAS and Member, PESB on Thursday visited the villages adopted by BHEl in and around Bhopal while taking stock of the facilities offered in various schools under Corporate Social Responsibility. Sarvesh Chaturvedi, General Manager, HR, BHEl, Bhopal and other senior officials were present on this occasion. Acharya in his address appreciated the different welfare activities carried out by BHEl under Corporate Social Responsibility and expressed his desire of carrying out more welfare programmes with the assistance of NGO’s. Meanwhile, Shashi Ranjan Prasad, Executive Director, BHEl, Bhopal and Neelima Prasad, President BHEl ladies Club on Thursday inaugurated five new classroom constructed at the primary wing of Jawaharlal Nehru School. DK Dikshit, President BHEl Siksha Mandal and other general managers and other senior officials were present on this occasion. Prasad speaking on this occasion said that the addition of new classroom will provide a healthier environment to the school. He further said that it is important to have a better environment for the developing the personality of the students.
Container with beer worth Rs3.5 lakh seized
Gwalior: The Purani Chhawani Police has seized a container full of beer cartons. The driver and the cleaner of the container have fled. The police minutely searched the container and found a secret box in it container beer boxes. The container has been kept in the police station and started opening its platform. The police believe that the beer has been brought by the smuggler from Haryana. The police called a mechanic from Transport Nagar and opened the platform in which beer boxes were found. The market prize of the smuggled beer is stated to be Rs3.5 lakh. The police are searching for the truck owner on the basis of container number MPO7 B 0785.
meeting of Gwalior city transport service held
Gwalior: A meeting of Gwalior city transport service limited was held in Bal Bhawan presided over by the Mayor Sameeksha Gupta in the Meeting Collector P Narhari, MCG Commissioner Vinod Sharma RTO Gwalior DSP Traffic and other were present in the meeting. It was decided in the meeting that city buses should be restared in Gwalior with the cooperation of District police and Municipal cooperation with this my cab taxi would also be operated. The Collector P Narahari said that the municipal corporation bankers should discus and regularized the operation of bus service. The detailed publicity of my cab should also be made available in the city. Parking arrangement s would also be made for my cab taxi. Police help would also be available for this.
timings of ESIS hospitals, dispensaries changed
Bhopal: Timings for opening and closing of hospitals and dispensaries under Employees State Insurance Service Bhopal, Mandideep have been changed till September 30. As per authoritative information, now these hospitals will be open for patients from 7.30 to 11 am and 4.30 to 6.30 pm. For outpatients, the hospitals will be open from 8 am to 1 pm and 5 to 6 pm.
Defence pension Adalat on july 10, 11
Bhopal: Defence pension Adalat will be held to solve pension-related problems of ex-servicemen of Madhya Pradesh, their dependents and civil defence pensioners at Batra Auditorium No. 1, STC, Jabalpur Cantt on July 10 and 11. All ex-servicemen and their dependants have been advised that if they have any complaint regarding pension they should obtain an application from nearest office of the District Ex-Servicemen’s Welfare Officer, fill it up and report at the above mentioned venue and date with all relevant documents to get redressed their problem or complaint.
Antar Singh Arya to leave for Sendhwa today
Bhopal: labour Minister Antar Singh Arya will leave Bhopal for Sendhwa on July 4. Arya will reach Ghegaon, inaugurate the newly-constructed culvert, participate in local programmes and return to Sendhwa on July 5. Arya will meet public representatives at Sendhwa on July 6 and return to Bhopal on July 7.
HC upholds death penalty for rape accused
Jabalpur: The Madhya Pradesh High Court has upheld the verdict by a district court in Sagar awarding death sentence to an accused in connection with the rape and murder of a minor. A division bench of Justices Ajeet Singh and NK Gupta yesterday quashed a petition challenging the punishment and observed that the offence was cruel and despicable. Public Prosecutor Vijay Shankar Pandey told the court that the body of a 7-year-old girl was found at Rehli in Sagar on the night of December 7, 2012. The body was sans clothes. Wound marks on private parts made it clear that the girl was raped. On the evening of the crime, the girl was seen by her parents and sister playing at the courtyard of accused Vijay Raikwar’s house. Vijay had provided her a coin, which was found near the body.
domestic violence: case against husband, in-laws
Gwalior: A woman has been severely beaten by her in-laws within Thathipura Police Station limits, police said. Following Anju’s complaint, a case was registered on Wednesday against her parents-in-law, husband, his elder brother and the latter’s wife. Anju had a love marriage with Yogesh two years back.