Now daily report on Govt hospitals’ cleanliness
Gwalior: It has been observed that Government hospitals are clean when any senior cadre office or any Minister make visit or it will get clean during inspection. Now it is expected that the Government hospitals will keep the clean every day and the report will be send to Bhopal headquarters office, CHMO and Civil Surgeon have been instructed to send the daily report. Director Health Service have instructed to all CHMO along with Gwalior CHMO to send the report and if it varies then the concern CHMO and Civil Surgeon will face the action. How many employers should be deployed in the hospitals have been instructed also.
There were so many complaints regarding the cleanliness of hospitals and every month big amount was spent on the cleanliness of hospitals but the result was not satisfying. Sudden inspection and through other resources department is receiving the complaints and now the department has decided to focus on the cleaning of hospitals. If again the complaint is received then the outsourcing company will face the action against them. In primary health centre there are 4 workers, Civil Hospitals-4workers, 50bed hospitals-6workers, 100bed hospitals-22workers, 300bed hospitals-46 workers, 400 bed hospitals-59workers and 500 bed hospitals-73workers.
Nepal army Chief visits Mhow Infantry School
Mhow: Chief of Army Staff Royal Nepal Army General Rajendra Chhetri visited the Infantry School, Mhow on Thursday and interacted with the Commandant, lieutenant General KH Singh, UYSM, AVSM, YSM. The Chief was briefed on the functioning of the School, training being imparted and was conducted to the Army Marksmanship Unit wherein he was given an insight into the ‘Mission Olympics’ being undertaken by the Indian Army. The Nepal Army Chief emphasized on learning from each other’s experiences and sharing of best practices between the armed forces of the two nations. He also appreciated the efforts of the Indian Army in training Officers and personnel of the Royal Nepal Army.
Man arrested for killing father
Barwani: A man has been arrested on the charge of beating his father to death during a small family argument at Kiradi village, police said on Thursday. The accused, Dema, came home at 0300 hrs on Tuesday and demanded food from his mother Mirli Bai. When she served only chapatti, he expressed annoyance and started beating her. As his father Bhunta (68) tried to intervene, Dema beat him with sticks. Bhunta died on the spot. Dema was arrested on Wednesday and presented before a court from where he was sent to judicial custody.
Wancho of Arunachal Pradesh Arrived In IGRMS
Bhopal: A group of 35 community members from Wancho community of Senua village, longding district of Arunachal Pradesh arrived here at Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya on Thursdayin connection with the installation of traditional house type of Wancho community of Arunachal Pradesh. On this arrival the artists were greeted by the senior officials of Museum. The material like variety of bamboos, Toko leaves, cane etc. has already been transported from longding to Bhopal. Today onwards these persons will select the site for the house according to their traditional knowledge system and start the installation work. Tribal habitat open-air exhibition in the 30 house types in made of various tribal’s Community. Which provide the performance of various aspects of culture. Exhibits include Wangcu tribal house of Arunachal Pradesh is will go 31 housing types in this exhibition. Wangcu housing are wonderful examples of the style of tribal architecture.
Woman gets life term for murder
Indore: A local court has sentenced a woman to life imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 5,000 on her on the charge of burning her sister-in-law alive. According to prosecution, Jayanti poured kerosene over her elder sister-in-law Seema and set her afire following an argument between their children on April 13, 2013. Seema sustained 80 per cent burn injuries. She later succumbed while receiving treatment at the hospital. Sessions Judge PS Patidar delivered the verdict on Wednesday.
One killed in Jabalpur road mishap
Jabalpur: A man was killed when he was hit by a loading vehicle in Shahpur area in Madhya Pradeshs Jabalpur district, police said on Thursday. Shriram Mallah (55) was crossing the road when he was hit by a loading vehicle yesterday. Shriram died on the spot. The truck driver is absconding.
2 held while attempting burglary
Sheopur: Two people were arrested while trying to commit burglary at a State Bank of India branch at Vijaypur, about 160 km from this district headquarters, in the wee hours today, police said. A police team was patrolling in the area when it heard certain suspicious voices from inside the bank.
During inspection, police found two thieves Shiv Singh Shakya and Sevak Rawat trying to commit theft in the bank through the backdoor. Both were arrested. Shiv Singh had also secured a loan from the bank for purchasing tractor.
There was more than `52 lakh in the bank at the time when the burglary was being attempted. Police are also interrogating the bank guard, whose role is being considered suspicious as he did not hear any sound despite the accused cutting a hole in the wall