3 held for roaming near itbp centre
Shivpuri: Three suspected people, roaming near the Indo-Tibetan Border Police Training Centre here, were caught by the ITBP personnel and handed over to police in Karera area.
The trio was arrested near the security wall of the ITBP Centre last evening. The Karera police have taken them into custody and being interrogated by the senior officials keeping all aspects in mind. After the quizzing is over, the actual fact will come to the fore, Superintendent of Police Yusuf Qureshi said here on Sunday.
According to sources, the suspects admitted that they are from Uttar Pradesh and reportedly hawk to sell materials in the area. The police are investigating on the basis of their statements. The police remained more alert in view of the recent terrorist attack at Pathankot airbase, the sources added.
youth attacks father
Indore: A youth attacked his father with sharp-edged knife over family feud in Ektanagar area here. Critically injured Nanuram was admitted to Maharaja Yashwantrao Hospital here.
Chetan stabbed his father following an ordinary dispute on Saturday. The accused, who fled soon after committing the crime, said to be the son of Nanurams first wife. The two were locking horns over the dispute for long time, family sources said.
info on schools opened in last 3 yrs sought
Bhopal: The State Government has sought information from district collectors about schools opened through rationalisation in last 3 years. Directives have been given to immediately send list and availability of buildings (rooms) of primary and middle schools opened through rationalisation from year 2013-14 to 2015-16. The lists will contain name of development block, year, school's name DICE Code, number of students, situation of building, name of locality etc.
Directives were given in September 2013 under Children's Right to Free and Compulsory Education Act 2011 to open primary/middle schools through rationalisation in limits of neighbourhood. Directives were given to open schools through rationalisation in localities which conform to norms, but do not have primary/ middle school.
toilets made under SVA to be regularly kept
Bhopal: In Madhya Pradesh, 58,000 toilets constructed in schools under Swachchh Vidyalaya Abhiyan will be regularly cleaned and repaired through Panch Parmeshwar Yojana. The State Government has directed district collectors regarding this.
Top-up amount received from the Central government will be deposited through Panchayat Darpan software in bank accounts of Gram Panchayats for regular cleaning and repairs of toilets. Besides, amount collected through education cess will also be provided for this purpose. In urban areas, amount of cess and other heads will be used for regular cleaning and repairs of toilets, maintenance, furniture, teachers' room etc.
The Government has directed to hold sessions in schools on the issues of making villages open-area defecation, keeping premises clean, Swachchhata Rally and sanitation in schools. Through the programme, these activities should be held regularly in schools. Directives have also been given to ensure its monitoring through district Panchayat's education committee. later, best clean schools will be selected and felicitated at district level.