BHEl’s Main Entrance of Cricket Ground inaugurated
Bhopal: Director (Finance), BHEl PK Bajpai inaugurated Main Entrance of Cricket Ground in BHEl Sports Club along with beautiful Water Pool near it on Sunday. As a part of “Swachchh BHEl, Swachchh Bharat” Movement going on in BHEl, Bhopal and beautification of factory and township, the Cricket Ground has been given a new look. ED, BHEl SR Prasad, President BHEl ladies Club Neelima Prasad, GM (HR) S Chaturvedi, GM and Chairman, BHEl Sports Authority Bl Singh, GM (Finance) NK Bhar, all other GMs, AS Rathore, RD Tripathi, RS Thakur, JS Puri, PK Mishra and a large number of employees and residents of BHEl Township were present on this occasion. Bajpai in his address on this occasion said that BHEl Sports Club is an immensely valuable asset of BHEl, Bhopal and its our duty to save and develop it. Bajpai along with others also laid foundation stone of bridge near Madhuban Park on Ambedakar Marg. Prasad on this occasion said that when the bridge is constructed, this road will be made one way to meet the growing volume of traffic.
Collector holds meeting of Sourya Dal
Gwalior: In compliance of State Government directions Sourya Dal are being constituted and they were given special training. In this connection Collector P Narhari held a meeting of Sourya Dal, resource person and departmental officers. He assured Sourya Dal to provide full cooperation. He said that the domestic violence with women should be checked so a good counseling and better training should be made so that positive atmosphere is created. The Sourya Dal has been formed on the initiative of state government Sourya Dal would work as the bridge between the government and society. The Sourya Dal has helped women in domestic violence in various villages. The collector assured Sourya Dal that toilets would be constructed where necessary with the help of district Panchayat. The ladli laxmi scheme and other child development schemes were reviewed.
Essel power refuse to take over work
Gwalior: The private electricity company ESSEl power was to take over the privatisation work on the night of 14 December 2014. But the company refutes to take over the work. The PRO ESSEl Company Praveen Mishra said that the reason for refusing to take over that only 27 per cent CCMD software data is available so they were unable to take over the work. He said that the process of declaring next for takeover would take at least 2 or more months. Mishra said that delay in taking over was political and the elections. Apart from that the opposition party and trading organisation are continuously opposing the takeover. The ESSEl power company also said that the delay was being caused deliberating due to political reasons. He also said the company was prepared to take over privatisation for which it had recruited nearly 200 employees. On the other hand the Congress party has called Gwalior bandh on this issue.
Be careful, cold season arrives
Gwalior: The changing season is very harmful for the body. Most of the heart attacks take place in this season. Come out of the house wearing warm cloths. In case any problem the specialists should be immediately consulted. This was stated by the heart specialist Dr Punit Rastogi, while addressing the health camp organised by Rotary Club in the Jiwaji Club. A crowd of patients gathered in the mega multi health camp in the camp. The doctors are advising the patients heat disease, eye disease, blood sugar, bone disease and gynecological problems. In the health camp president of Rotary Club Gautam Bhagchandani, Nitin Bansal, Rajat Kukreja and Jay Khande were present. The doctors who took part in the camps are Dr Punit Rastogi, Dr Gagendra Gadkar, Dr Navneet Agrawal, Dr Rajeev Agrawal, Dr Ashish Jain, Dr Anshuman Deewan, Dr Avinash Sharma, Dr Santosh Tripathi, Dr Pankaj Jain, Dr Manish Doodani, Dr Amit Thavrani, Dr Nitin Jain, Dr Vivek Jain, Dr Garima Dewan, Dr Sarika, Dr Bhargava, Dr Monika, Dr RS Agrawal, Dr Rahul Agrawal, Dr SK Jain, Dr Praveen Jain, Dr Devashish Garg and Dr Rohit Agrawal.
Minister condoles death of Kailashnath Sharma
Bhopal: Public Relations Minister Rajendra Shukla has expressed profound grief over the death of State News CMD Sunil Sharma’s father and retired principal of Jahangiria School Kailashnath Sharma. In his condolence message, Shukla said late Kailashnath Sharma’s contribution in education sector was unforgettable. Minister Shukla has prayed to the Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss.
Minister condoles death of sr journalist
Bhopal: Public Relations Minister Rajendra Shukla has expressed profound grief over the death of senior journalist and film critic Shriram Tamrakar. He said late Tamrakar has started tradition of film journalism in Madhya Pradesh. Minister Shukla has prayed to the Almighty to grant peace to the departed soul and strength to the bereaved family to bear this loss.
Peasant electrocuted
Jabalpur: A 35-year-old farmer was electrocuted while he was working at a field in Dundi village on Sunday, police said. Kamlesh Mehra inadvertently touched a live wire which was hanging from a nearby teen roof of a makeshift house near the field. He died on the spot and the body was sent for post-mortem.
Youth electrocuted
Satna: A 28-year-old youth was electrocuted while two women sustained burn injuries when a live wire from a electric pole fell suddenly on them in Sarlanagar area on Sunday, police said. The deceased was identified as Rajendra Patel. The injured were admitted to the hospital. Nine cattle also died after being electrocuted, police added.
2 kids die after falling in well
Raisen: Two sisters died after falling into a well in Pipliya village near Geratganj area here on Sunday, police said. Ayush (6) and Kanchan (10) met with the accident when they were playing near the well at a field. The bodies were fished out and sent for post-mortem.
lightning kills man, 3 injured
Bhind: A man died after being hit by lightning while three others sustained burnt injuries in Akoda village, police said. Narayan Singh (40), his son Neeraj, neighbours Jagdish Singh and lavkush were setting up an enclosure for cattle when they met with the accident last evening. Narayan died on the spot while the critically injured were admitted to District Hospital. Two cattle also died due to lightning.
Woman raped
Bhind: A woman was allegedly raped when she went to a jungle for cutting grass for her cattle in Naurasai village, police said. Ramu Baghel committed the crime when he found the woman alone last evening. A medical test confirmed the rape. The accused is absconding.
Carcasses of four peacocks found
Sheopur: Carcasses of four peacocks were found in the ravines near the Kyari river here, police said. The blood-stained carcasses of the national birds were found on Friday and sent for post-mortem on Saturday. It was suspected that poachers had killed the peacocks, police added.
Gaur participates in Govardhan Jan-Jagran Sabha
Bhopal: Home and Jail Minister Babulal Gaur participated in Govardhan Jan-Jagran Sabha at Chhola Dussehra ground here on Sunday. Gaur said that cow slaughter had been completely banned by the State Government. He lauded efforts for Govardhan. Gopal Mani of Jan-Jagran Sabha’s Organising Committee, Gufa Mandir’s Mahant Chandrama Das Tyagi and other public representatives handed over a 5-point memorandum to Gaur.
CM performs Puja at Barh Wale Ganesh Mandir
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan along with his wife Sadhna Singh performed puja at Barh Wale Ganesh Mandir on the banks of Betwa river at Vidisha today. Gyaraspur Janpad Panchayat President Chhatrapal Sharma, Mukesh Tandon and other public representatives were present on the occasion.