SBI donates blood analyser to vet hospital
Bhopal: The State Bank of India (SBI) donated a modern Blood Analyser to super-specialty Government Veterinary Hospital at Sadar Manzil Bhopal, thereby, fulfilling their long felt need, the hospital has now become first hospital in the State to have this facility. Blood Analyser was formally donated at the hands of Subhasree Ghose President SBI ladies Club. Speaking on the occasion Ghose expressed that a large number of pets belonging to weaker section of the society are being treated in this hospital, hence this machine has been donated. She also expressed that with the synergy between SBI and SBI ladies club a large number of CSR activities are undertaken both in the States of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Also present on the occasion were Savita Panda and Ms Jamal Akhtar Kazmi from ladies club and Dr Anil Kumar Sharma from veterinary Hospital.
Farmer donates Rs5,000 for Nepal victims
Barwani: Inspired by Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s appeal, a polio-affected farmer, hailing from this districts Kari village, has donated Rs 5,000 for the victims of the recent massive earthquake in Nepal. Kishore Kumawat, who owns a betel shop and practices agriculture on his eight-acre land, gave Rs 5,000 in cash to Collector Ravindra Singh last evening. He told the Collector that he would have liked to contribute more but the payment of his crops has not yet arrived. Kumawats only son is receiving higher education in Indore. Despite his disability, he drives a car himself.
Five injured in clash between two groups
Indore: Five people were injured during a clash between two groups over old enmity at Ranipura area in Madhya Pradesh’s commercial capital last night, police said. Fozan had married Kasab’s sister nine years ago. Since then both sides nurtured enmity against each other. Isakh and Arshad from Kasabs side and Fozan and his two friends were injured. A case has been registered against both sides on the basis of their complaints.
5 police officers suspended for taking bribe
Bhind: Five police officials have been suspended on the charge indulging in illegal collection from sand-laden vehicles at Babedi village in Madhya Pradesh’s Bhind district, police said. Town Inspector (Rural) Indraveer Singh Bhadoria said he had gone to the village to inspect the search of sand-laden vehicles being conducted by police officials last night. He found that driver constables Raghuraj Singh and Rishabh Saxena and constables Maan Singh, Shailendra Sharma and Mangal Singh were doing illegal collection although they had been assigned duty elsewhere. Superintendent of Police Vineet Khanna said he had received a tip-off that certain police officials were doing illegal collection following which he sent the TI to inquire into the matter. All the five have been suspended.
Rahul to reach mhow on May 29
Mhow: Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi will arrive here on May 29 and inaugurate the Dalit Mahaabhiyan nationwide. This abhiyaan will continue for a year in different parts of country and will end in Delhi. Rahul Gandhi will directly reach Mhow by helicopter and pay homage and garland the statue of Baba Saheb Ambedkar at Ambedkar Smarak, a monument at the birth place of Ambedkar and later, he would address the gathering at army ground besides Swarg Mandir. The senior leaders of Congress including national general secretary of Congress and Madhya Pradesh in-charge Mohan Prakash, leader of opposition in Madhya Pradesh assembly Satyadev Katare, president of Madhya Pradesh Congress Subhash Yadav, national secretary of Congress Sajjan Singh Verma, senior Congress leaders Kantilal Bhuria, Archana Jaiswal and Congress MlA Jitu Patwari, Indore Congress president Antarsingh Darbar and Congress leader Pramod Tendon, Sevadal MP head Yogesh Yadav on Tuesday reached at Ambedkar birth place examined the preparations going on before the arrival of Rahul Gandhi.
Colonel Academy completes 20 years
Mhow: In its endeavor to observe its 20 years of academic excellence Colonel’s Academy Mhow made a humble effort to take up the responsibility which is by no means easy but a baby step to make a cleaner and a greener place by taking out a rally. The rally was flagged off by SDM Mhow Vijay Agrawal, CEO Mhow Cantonment Board R R Pawar and deputy president of Cantonment Board Mhow Rachna Vijayvargiya. About 200 students became the part of the rally including the entire staff of colonel’s academy school. The students aggrandized the issue of cleanliness by presenting street play and attracted every passersby attention to keep the surroundings clean and making Mhow a cleaner and greener place to live thereby doing their bit and contributing towards bigger cause of cleaning the whole country. The students also place bins at every nook and corner of the public place and urged the public to use them and took an oath to continue ensure that their surroundings are always clean. The principal Keran Bahadur expressed her gratitude to all for making the rally a successful and motivated and inspired everyone to do their bit and contribute towards the society.
Dr MA Rama Murthy joins ANCC as CMO
Bhopal: Dr MA Rama Murthy, a reputed and award winning Naturopath has joined Aakriti Nature Cure Centre (ANCC) as its new Chief Medical Officer. Prior to joining ANCC, he was working with Jindal Naturopathy Centre, Bangalore. He has more than 25 years’ experience in the field of Naturopathy and has received several awards including Patanjali Gold Medal from Government of Karnataka in recognition of his work in the field of Naturopathy. Aakriti group started Nature Cure Centre about 2 years back to promote natural health through combination of – Naturopathy, Yoga and Ayurveda. ANCC has since been attracting best talent following the policy to make it the best place for the natural health care in India.