CM pays tribute to ex-CM’s brother
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan paid tributes to late Amritlal Patwa, the younger brother of former Chief Minister Sunderlal Patwa at Kukdeshwar in Neemuch district. The Chief Minister described Patwa as a man of simple and easy nature. He said that Patwa had dedicated his life to social service. He gave important contribution in cow protection movement. late Amritlal Patwa himself ran a gaushala and looked after cows. Chouhan reached Patwa’s ancestral village Phulwari in Kukdeshwar this morning. He garlanded an image of late Amritlal Patwa. later, Chouhan attended a condolence meeting. The Chief Minister was accompanied by Arvind Menon, Minister of State for School Education Deepak Joshi, MlAs Kailash Chawla, Rajesh Yadav, Jagdish Deora, former Minister Narendra Nahata and former MP Balkavi Bairagi.
Guv sends birthday greetings to Rajnath
Bhopal: Governor Ram Naresh Yadav has extended greetings and best wishes to Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on his birthday. In his greeting message, Governor Yadav said that Home Minister Rajnath Singh is a great academic, able administrator and eminent political leader. His contribution in the development of country, especially Uttar Pradesh cannot be forgotten. The Governor has wished Home Minister Singh long and illustrious life.
Painting exhibition showcases tribal talent
Bhopal: The ongoing exhibition Uttaradhikar based on Stories Gond and Bhil Tribes by the Children of the same tribes. There are 20 paintings exhibited in this exhibition. All the paintings exhibited in this exhibition were made in Tribal Museum during a painting workshop for children. There paintings itself narrate their stories. Maha Andhkaar ke baad, Baradev Aur Pardhan, Baagh aur Siyaar, Aag Ki Khoj, Prithvi ki raksha, Gondo ki Kahani are few of the Stories painted by these tribal children. This exhibition in attracting many visitors daily, and is from 12 to 08 pm daily. Except Monday and State Govt. Holidays.
bhel ladies club holds medical camp
Bhopal: Helping hands, the social welfare wing of BHEl ladies Club organised a medical health camp for the woman employees of ‘Vatika’ as well as the ‘Chapati Kendra’ at Berkhera located Chapati Kendra. Around 38 employees were examined during the health checkup. The doctors offered treatments for blood sugar, blood pressure, skin diseases and general treatment. The employees after examination were given proper advice and required medicine. RK Tiwari, SC Yadav, and Bhatia from ESIC hospital were the doctors present during the camp Neelima Prasad, President, BHEl ladies Club and all vice-presidents of various wings functioning under the club were present on this occasion. Prasad speaking on this occasion said that the perennial objective of the club is to carry out social activities for the welfare of the people. She further requested the women present to take care and remain aware of their health as health is the most important wealth. The women employees of Vatika and Chapati Centre appreciated the health programme
BJP leader preetam lodhi, son arrested
Gwalior: The police have arrested BJP leader Preetam lodhi and his son for giving shelter to the notorious criminal Harendra Rana. Due to his closeness with the former chief minister Uma Bharti political pressure on the police is being exerted. The police arrested Preetam lodhi while returning from Delhi for giving shelter to Harendra Rana. Another criminal Malkhan carrying a reward of Rs. 5000 reveiled that Harendra Rana was kept in Jalalpur on the advice of Preetam lodhi. Preetam lodhi was a former Sarpanch of Jalalpur. At that time also he was arrested by the police for involving in criminal activities. Preetam lodhi was fielded from Pichor assembly constituency on BJP ticket. He was defeated by congress candidate KP Singh. Preetam lodhi has been arrested many times on account of political pressure the police have kept silence on the arrest of Preetam lodhi.