Online attendance of teachers begin
Gwalior: The online attendance of the teachers has been started through M Siksha Mitra mobile App in Government schools, but the problem of network is being faced in rural areas. The teachers who have taken android mobile are facing problems in registering the attendance online. On receipt of complaint in Bhopal, another system of attendance of teachers is being evolved. Accordingly arrangement through SMS has been made at such places where network connectivity is not easily available. The teachers can send their attendance on education portal by registered mobile number 7738299899. The public education directorate has started arrangements by registering attendance through mobile App. The Commissioner Public Instructions DD Agrawal ordered to all the DDOs to ensure that mobiles of the teachers are registered soon. The teachers who do not get their android mobile number registered would be registered absent for which the teachers themselves would be responsible.
City Trasporters join strike
Gwalior: The transporters of the city joined the indefinite strike against the wrong policies of Central Government. Nearly 500 transporters are supporting the strike, while 80 to 85 per cent trucks are participating in strike against the various demands including toll tax. The traders said that our effort in that the remaining 15 per cent truck would also go on strike. The strike would generate high prices of the goods. Hundreds of transporters including Gwalior goods transport Nagar. The transporters including Gwalior goods transport association lekhraj Rawal, director of new Mahaveer transport, Sunil Maheswari, Virandavan Singh Sikarwar, Balvindar Singh Sandhu, Akhilesh Kansana have decided to conduct demonstration and dharna at different places. They are exerting pressure on the Government to accept one time toll tax system. This would benefit the Government.
Dengue threat scares morning walkers
Gwalior: With the carelessness of health department, the danger of dengue and malaria is increasing in the city. The municipal corporation did no fogging in Jalvihar premises nor spread temifos medicine in the tank. Hence the morning walkers are afraid of this disease. This number has been reduced to half. Even the guards of municipal corporation secretariat and office of mayor are afraid. Many patients have been shifted to Delhi. A 12 years old child Arun died by this disease in Delhi. The eader of Opposition Krishna Rao Dixit said that health officer has been apprised of the situation. The health officer Dr Subash Gupta said that the drive against the malaria and dengue is continuing in the city. Now in Jalvihar premises also would get fogging and medicines would to drop in the tank.
Rs1.5 cr recovered from tax-evading businessman
Indore: The Commercial Tax Department has collected Rs1.5 crore from a construction businessman for tax evasion in Madhya Pradesh’s commercial capital, the department’s sources said. The department had conducted raids on the premises of the construction businessman on Wednesday and Friday. Tax evasion was detected during the raids. An amount of Rs1.5 cr was collected for the amount of tax evaded along with penalty.