‘No ornament is more precious than forgiveness’
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that no ornament is more precious than forgiveness. Brave is the one who wins others and one who wins self is Mahavir (bravest). Chouhan was addressing mass Kshamapana programme organised by Jain Shwetambar Sakal Sangh at Manas Bhavan here on Sunday. The Chief Minister said that penance and fasting are means to win self. This is a continuous process, which ensures success in life. He invited Sakal Jain Samaj to Kshamavani programme to be held at CM’s residence. At the function, Chouhan felicitated Tapasvi Sonia Anand, who observed 31 fasts during Paryushan Parv. He also released a guide book of Jain Samaj. At the outset, Sakal Jain Sangh’s President Sunil Jain delivered the welcome address. Maharaj Dharm Sagarji, Sadhvi Harsh Yashshriji and Sadhvi Moksh Ratnashriji were also present on the occasion. Former MP Meghraj Jain, Vijesh lunawat and office-bearers of Jain Samaj Sangh were also present on the occasion.
Welcome accorded to Kailash Vijayvargiya
Bhopal: Urban Administration and Development (UAD) Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya was accorded a warm welcome at a meeting of general body of Madhya Pradesh Basketball Association. After consent of Vijayvargiya, the association has nominated him as its president. The meeting expressed hope that under leadership of Vijayvargiya the association will scale a new height. The meeting was presided over by Vijayvargiya. The meeting discussed preparations for coming basketball competitions.
Two more cubs die at Kamla nehru zoo
Indore: Two more cubs, born after mating of a white tigress and a Royal Bengal Tiger here at the Kamla Nehru Zoo, died on Sunday, zoo officials said. Four cubs were born on September 5 by successful mating of a white tigress, called Shivani, and a Royal Bengal Tiger for the first time in any zoo of Madhya Pradesh. One of the cubs had died on the same day. “The tigress had lifted up the cubs by her mouth in a wrong manner and her tooth injured them,” Zoo in-charge Dr Uttam Yadav said. The fourth cub also suffered injury at the neck while the mother tried to lift the cub, Yadav said, adding, the new born was shifted to veterinary hospital. The condition of the cub is also critical, he added.
PMT scandal: New names get revealed
Gwalior: During the interrogation of Gaurav Bhadauria caught in PMT scandal names of many big people have come up. He has revealed the names of three such students who were admitted in the medical college through fake measures. He also revealed that the admission of grandson of president of Kirar community Gulab Singh Kirar has been made likewise. Gaurav Bhadauria also revealed names of influential people before the police. The police are investigation the cases. Gaurav also told the police that he got the admission of Rakesh Jain brother of Rahul Jain through fake method in 2012. He also admitted his sister Surabhi Bhadauria in the Sagar medical College who was dismissed from the college. On account of these revelations the father of Gaurav Bhadauria Veer Bhadur Singh Bhaduaria posted in Morena as sub inspector police has absconded. The police have declared a reward of Rs3000 on him.
four arrested with 231kg of hemp
Gwalior: In a joint operation of crime branch and Janakganj police four smugglers were captured and 213 kg of hemp was seized. The police also recovered Scorpio used by them. The cost of the hemp is stated to be rupees 24 lacks. The ASP crime Pratibha Mathew said that the SSP Santosh Kumar Singh got a tip of last night that some people were coming to Golpahariya taking hemp in a luxury vehicle. Acting on the information the crime branch and Janakganj police surrounded the spot and found that the hemp was being unloaded from Scorpio at the house of Govind Ojha. The police arrested 4 persons and recovered the hemp. The Scorpio no. is MP07CA2741. The police arrested Rajendra Mishra, Nishant Mishra, Govind Ojha and Ghan Shayam Ojha. The police registered case against them under NDPS act.
7 smugglers held, over 350kg ganja seized
Gwalior: As many as seven people were arrested for smuggling ganja and 356 kg contraband was seized in separate areas following a raid by police on Saturday. Superintendent of Police Santosh Kumar Singh said 213 kg ganja were seized from the house of kingpin of the smuggling gang Govind Ojha, who along with his three associates Ghanshyam Ojha, Nishan Mishra and Rajendra Mishra were arrested.
Similarly, over 121 kg ganja was seized from a car and Girraj Agrawal and Rajendra were arrested while one Rani Shivhare was also arrested after more than 21 kg contraband was seized from her house in Gaushpura area.