PP model in development favoured
Gwalior: Strong infrastructure for the development of the city is necessary. There is full hope of getting necessary cooperation from the State and Central Governments. The special focus would be kept on public private partnership. The suggestions of the people and full cooperation of the public would be given priority. This is stated by Mayor Vivek Shejwalkar in Bal Bhavan while talking to the reporters. He said that there is some lacuna in the administrative control, monitoring and coordination in the work of Municipal Corporation. It would be removed soon.
The Municipal Corporation would give special attention to strengthen the sources of the income of the corporation to resolve the problem of funds for development works. The efforts to include the city in JNNURM are being made. Shejwalkar said that permanent solution of drinking water problem is in his priority. In this connection the Ken-Betva project would be seen as alternative. He said that declining solid waste management system would be restructuring strictly.
Trauma Centre in Morar district hospital
Gwalior: The Trauma Center is ready in Morar district hospital. The center would officially be started from February 2, but not a single doctor has been posted to attend the 30 bedded trauma centers. The hospital management has to work with the existing resources. The people injured in various accidents could be admitted to the trauma center of Morar district hospital.
This will reduced the burden of trauma center in JA hospital. The centre would be equipped with modern facilities. Two Operation theaters are also ready for operation in this trauma center. Every case related to the orthopedic would be treated in this trauma center. The trauma center would have 30 beds, but not a single doctor has been posted here by the state health department. The orthopedic patients would be treated by the orthopedic doctors already posted here. The civil surgeon Dr. VK Gupta said that official inauguration of the trauma center would be made in Morar district hospital on February 2.
Police to improve condition of rag pickers
Gwalior: The police are searching the rag picker children from morning to evening and bringing them to police station for improvement. The police are also teaching such children who remain intoxicated all the day. Such children are being searched under the operations Muskan launched by PM Narendra Modi. The police launch the drive on Maharaj Bada, Sarafa Bazar, Dana Oli, Deedwana Olim, More Bazar and other places and brought more than 2 dozens children to Bada Chowki. Greeting the children the ASI Surendra Singh Vaishya served tea and biscuits and taught them to keep away from intoxication etc.
Miscreants fail to loot bank
Gwalior: Notorious miscreants tried to target a bank in the city. The thieves succeeded in opening the shutter and breaking the lock of the gate, but they could not succeed in opening the chest. The police have registered a case of attempt of burglary and formed a special team to search the notorious gang. The notorious thieves targeted a branch of Punjab and Sid Bank near Cheej Ghar (hospital) in suburb Gwalior. The thieves open the shutter and broke the lock of the gate. After that the thieves try to open the chest, but could not succeed. This action of the thieves came to the notice of a patrolling police party. The police party immediately informed senior police officers and bank officers and registered the cash of attempt to steal.
Sudhakar calls for end of child discrimination
Bhopal: There is an urgent need to save the girl child to protect the human rights of daughters. While addressing the Inter Media Publicity coordination Committee (IMPCC) meeting at Composite Regional Centre, Punarvas Bhavan, Khajurikalan Road, Bhopal on Tuesday, PJ Sudhakar, IMPCC Chairman and Additional DG, PIB, Bhopal said that there is a need to end discrimination against the Girl Child and preventing the declining sex ratio of girls.
He applauded the Beti Bacho, Beti Padhao scheme initiated by the Prime Minister of India for protecting daughters and promoting the daughter’s education for the prosperity of the nation. The Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PNDT Act) should be implemented in letter and spirit and the sex determination tests are prohibited by law. There are several provisions in Fundamental Rights in Indian Constitution and social security legislations for protection of the girl child. The publicity of theme of the month January 2015 is unanimously accepted by the members of the IMPCC meeting as ‘Save the girl child’.
Dates for gram panchayat polls announced
Bhopal: State Election Commission has declared dates for elections of up-sarpanchs of Gram Panchayats. The Gram Panchayats where first phase of elections have been held, elections of up-sarpanchs will be held on February 13. Elections of up-sarpanch will be held on March 3 in the Gram Panchayats were elections will be held in the second and third phases.