Fake currency worth Rs3 lakh found
Indore: Fake Indian currency notes having face value worth Rs3,72,510 was found at a branch of a private bank here, police said. A case has been registered against unidentified people. HDFC Bank officials informed the police that fake currency of a face value worth Rs3,72,510 was found at one of its branches in the Vijay Nagar area, the Choti Gwaltoli police station’s sub-inspector said. 1,019 notes of fake currency were found in denominations of Rs20, Rs50, Rs100, Rs500 and Rs1,000, the officer said, adding the notes were prepared so neatly that they appeared genuine. A case has been registered against unidentified people, based on an HDFC official’s complaint. The police suspect that an organised racket involved in circulating fake currency could be involved.
Biochemistry analyser machine installed
Bhopal: With a view to obtaining unerring pathology investigation reports, a modern fully automatic biochemistry analyser machine has been installed in Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital. Investigations like lipid profile, liver, kidney function tests, blood sugar, Urea and creatinine can be done by this machine. With the blessings of Sant Hirdaram and guidance of Siddh Bhauji, Patients of other diseases will also be able to get their pathology reports on very concessional and nominal charges. This facilities will be provided on “No Profit-No loss” basis to the all patients including the patients of economically weaker families.