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SIs FROM NE POlICE ACADEMY meet reena mitra

Bhopal: A 32-member team of Sub Inspectors from North East Police Academy, Meghalaya met the Special Police Director General (Training) Reena Mitra on Saturday; the team is on visit of the State. Mitra detailed them about situation on crime and law and order. She shared measures taken for curbing crime against woman. The team visited police control room, traffic police station, Mahila police station, TT Nagar and Habibganj police stations and learnt the functioning of these places.  In the team, there are 29 officers from Manipur, two from Meghalaya and one from Arunachal Pradesh. The team would stay till November 2 and thereafter it would visit Indore till November 6 and later on November 7 to November 9 the team would visit Gwalior. From Gwalior the team would head towards New Delhi.

central bank general meeting to be held

Bhopal: Central Bank Employee Cooperative Credit Society limited Bhopal would organise its 39th General Meeting at Central Bank training College Bhopal on Sunday. Chief Guest on the occasion would be Deputy General Manager J Patnaik, Principal Central Bank Officer Training College Bhopal,   Special Guest Assistant Deputy Manager DRM Regional Office Bhopal Deepak Bhaseen. During the general meeting details of expenses incomes and dividend and interest of the year 2014-15 would be presented.

mp nurses body to observe strike from nov 2

Gwalior: To press for its seven-point demands, the Madhya Pradesh Nurses Association has decided to go on strike from November 2. The health officials have decided to call the services of private nursing students studying in various nursing colleges associated to the GR Medical College so that the patients do not suffer the consequences. Medical College director Dr Sikarwar said that the nurses are going on an indefinite strike and nursing students from various colleges will be taking care of the patients. A meeting of all the private nursing college principals was called today to discuss the matter. He said that all steps would be taken to ensure that the patients do not face any problems due to the strike.

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