Fire NOC process online from June 7
Bhopal: Now, standard operating procedure has been prescribed to issue online fire NOC through e-Nagar Palika in the state. For fire NOC, applications can be submitted online from June 7 on e-Nagar Palika Portal www.mpenagarpalika.gov.in. 'Fire NOC' is issued by an authority designated as 'Fire Officer' under Madhya Pradesh land Development Rules as per provisions of fire safety measures contained in National Building Court rules. The state government has designated Additional Commissioner Urban Development as 'Fire Officer'. Government of India has introduced process of Ease of Doing Business to establish industries and businesses easily. e-Nagar Palika software application has been developed to ensure e-governance in urban bodies. 'Fire NOC' has also been included in it. Decision regarding issuance of online 'Fire NOC' through e-Nagar Palika will be taken by Fire Officer. Additional Commissioner-cum-Fire Officer has directed all district collectors to send applications for Fire NOC, documents and recommendations pertaining to it through the Portal. District-wise login numbers and passwards have been assigned. After logging in once, password can be changed. Superintending Engineer in Urban Development and Environment ll Baghel can be contacted for further information about standard operating procedure. His telephone number is 0755-2554081 and e-mail ID lsbaghel.mpuad@gmail.com. e-Nagar Palika's helpline number is 18002335522.
Police personnel felicitated for solving theft
Bhopal: Home and Jails Minister Babulal Gaur has felicitated the police personnel who swiftly cracked theft at Ayyappa Mandir at D-Sector in BHEl area and arrested the thieves here today. He announced reward of Rs. 51 thousand for the police team. Gaur said that police guards people's lives and properties. When society sees police with respect their morale and enthusiasm to work is boosted. He congratulated DIG Raman Singh Sikarwar and his team for cracking thefts at Mandir and mosque and arresting the thieves. Gaur felicitated SP Anshuman Singh, Additional SP Mayank Awasthi, City SPs Ajay Singh and Bhartendu Sharma, Police Station In-charge Manish Mishra and Malviya, sub-inspector Sonal Pandey, ASI Kushalendra Singh and OP Shukla, head constables Kanhaiya lal and Dharmendra Singh, constables Sandeep Singh, Jagdev Singh and Mithlesh. BHEl's ED MMV Yugandhar, representatives of Malayali Samaj A Pillai and BB Subramanian, corporators Surendra Wadika, GR Nagar, local public representatives and citizens were present on the occasion. Gaur also worshipped at Mandir.
Museum Popular lecture
Bhopal: Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya is organising the next chapter of its popular series, Museum Popular lecture on Saturday, June 11 at Avritti Bhawan from 4pm. In this lecture Principal - Bangabasi College, Kolkata Subrata Sankar Bagchi will speak on ‘Ethnographic Museums and Reflexivity: looking Beyond Grand Narratives’.
BHEl tree plantation
Bhopal: “Protection of environment is essential for human existence and BHEl being a major player in the field of power, the lifeblood of an industrial society, has a vital role to play towards society”, said Executive Director, BHEl Bhopal AMV Yugandhar during a massive tree plantation program held on Sunday near SwarnaJayanti Block inside the factory premises. On this occasion all general managers, various trade union representatives and employees in large number were present. later, tree plantation was carried out near Sarangpani lake, Piplani in the township. Around 500 saplings were planted today with plantation to be held round the year. The tree plantation programme was organized by Health, Safety and Environment engineering divison on the occasion of World Environment Day. A number of programmes will be held during the week to spread awareness about environment protection among the common masses.
2 die as bus hits motorcycle
Sagar: Two people, including a woman, were killed on Sunday when their motorcycle was hit by a bus near Tiktoria in Madhya Pradesh's Sagar district, police said. Hanumat (25) and his grandmother Manabai (65) were going to Salaiya when the incident occurred. Both died on the spot.
Guns linked to toilets
Rajgarh: The authorities in this district of Madhya Pradesh have made it compulsory for a person seeking a firearm licence to first cite proof that they have a toilet at home. "If someone can spend Rs 50,000 on a gun, he might as well spend a few thousand rupees on providing a toilet in their homes. So we decided to link an arms licence to the presence or absence of a proper toilet," District Collector Tarun Pithode told media persons. An application for a firearm licence would have to be accompanied by a documentary proof or declaration of a toilet at home, which would then be verified, sources said. Only after that verification would the application begin to get processed, they said. Owning a licensed gun is a matter of honour for many people across Madhya Pradesh. Rajgarh too has such people. On an average, about 700 applications for firearm licences are received annually in Rajgarh district.
Directives to give appointments under College Code-28
Bhopal: Principal Secretary Higher Education Ashish Upadhayay has directed for early implementation of process to give appointments in private colleges under College Code-28. He has directed Registrars of all universities to ensure constitution of committees pertaining to College Code-28 in colleges under their charge by July 31.
Constable line attached
Indore: A day after he thrashed two child volunteers of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), a police constable has been line attached at Hira Nagar area in commercial capital of the state, police said. Additional Superintendent of Police Manoj Singh said on Sunday that the constable was found guilty prima facie and he has been line attached. A departmental inquiry has been ordered into the matter.
Dacoit carrying Rs 4k reward arrested
Shivpuri: A dacoit, who was carrying a reward of Rs 4,000, was today arrested at Satanbada in Shivpuri district, police said. On a tip-off that some dacoits are hiding in a bushy area in Satanbada, police cordoned off the area and nabbed one dacoit, Mahendra Gurjar. Gurjar hails from Pahari village in Morena. A 32-bore revolver and cartridges were seized from him.
Youth feared drowned
Jabalpur: A youth was feared drowned on Sunday when he had gone to take bath in Narmada river in Jabalpur district, police said. Damoh resident Jitendra Soni (21) was swept away when he had gone to take bath at Jilhari Ghat. As local divers failed to trace him, home guards were pressed into service to locate him.
Road, building construction banned
Betul: The district administration has banned all road and building construction activity in municipality area due to water scarcity during summer, official sources said. The ban will continue till June 25. legal action would be taken on undertaking road or building construction without permission.
Poor result drives 22-yr-old to suicide
Barwani: Upset after having failed in all subjects in class X examination, a 22-year-old man has allegedly committed suicide by consuming pesticide at Rajpur in Barwani district, police said. Gorelal consumed pesticide despite resistance from his sister at his house on Saturday afternoon while everyone else had gone to market. He was admitted to the District Hospital last evening where he succumbed this morning. His uncle Jalam Singh said that Gorelal was disturbed after failing in all subjects.