senior police officer held
Bhopal: A senior police officer was arrested on Thursday for allegedly molesting a 28-year old woman police personnel.
Jehangirabad Police Station-in-charge Preetam Singh Thakur informed that additional superintendent of police (ASP) Rajendra Verma (58), posted at the police headquarters, was arrested from his residence today morning following a complaint filed by the woman police personnel. The Addl SP was booked under section 354 (Assault or use of criminal force to woman with intent to outrage her modesty) of the Indian Penal Code, he added. He said that the police is carrying out a detailed investigation and will produce the accused officer before the court shortly.
Recently, this woman police personnel had created a ruckus outside the police headquarters when chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan was chairing a meeting of officials, police said.
Tushar Urade makes Bhopal proud
Bhopal: Tushar Urade, the deaf and dumb boy from Kumhari village in Balaghat district has now become a role model of Swachhata Abhiyan. Tushar has brought glory to the district. Several institutions are coming forward to be of assistance to the boy hailing from a poor family. On November 28, the linga-Navegaon branch of State Bank of India gifted Tushar with a bicycle. Earlier, the district administration had presented him with digital hearing aid and has taken up the responsibility of their education.
It may be noted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had praised Tushar a lot during his programme “Mann ki baat” on November 26. The Prime Minister had become an example for the whole country.
meeting of MP SRSIC to be held on dec 4
Bhopal: A meeting of the Madhya Pradesh State Road Safety Implementation Committee will now be held on December 4 which will be presided over by Additional Chief Secretary Home KK Singh. The meeting has been organized at Room no. 116 of the Mantralaya at 12 in the noon. Earlier, this meeting was scheduled to be held on December 1.The meeting will be attended by Additional Chief Secretaries of School Education, Rural Development and Finance Department, Principal Secretaries of Transport, Public Works, Urban Development and Environment, Public Health and Family Welfare, Commercial Tax and Public Relations Department, Secretary Science and Technology, Additional Director General of Police Traffic and Chief Executive Officer of Madhya Pradesh Rural Road Development Authority.
Bridge to be constructed on Wainganaga river
Bhopal: A 325 meter long high quality bridge will be constructed on Wainganga River between village Dhapera and Kumhari of Balghat District. An amount of Rs 19.50 crore has been sanctioned for construction by the Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan from his discretionary fund. The construction of the bridge will be started by the Bridge Division of the Public Works Department shortly.
People of Balaghat and Paraswada Assembly constituency will be benefitted after the construction of the bridge between village Dhapera and Kumhari. People dwelling in villages like village Chhindlai, Katanga, Pipariya, Bamhani, Dadiya, Khanghat, Manpur, Belgaon, Khari, Khirri, Salhe, Mudjhad, Mohgaon, Dhapera, Koudiya of lalbarra Tahsil beside Kumhari, Khairi, Patharwada, Dhapewada, Bhatera and several other villages of Balaghat Tahsil will save 10 km distance while commuting Balaghat.
CM to take part in All religions prayer meet
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan will take part in the All Religions’ prayer meet to be organised at Central library in Barkatullah Bhavan from 10.30 am on December 3 on the 33rd anniversary of Gas Tragedy. Homage would be paid to the deceased gas victims during the meet. Religious leaders will read out the various dharma granths.
Colonels of Regiment Conf concludes
Mhow: The Colonels of the Regiment Conference concluded on 29 Nov 2017. The proceedings of day three started with the Wreath laying Ceremony at the Infantry War Memorial wherein lieutenant General BS Negi, UYSM, YSM, SM, VSM**,GOC-in-C, Central Command along with Colonels of the Regiments laid wreaths to pay homage to the martyrs.
The proceedings included discussion on important aspects of role of Infantry in current operational scenario, modification and review of training and man management issues.
lieutenant General BS Negi asked all Infantry Commanders to ensure operational readiness at all times to enable fulfillment of our constitutional obligations and assigned roles. He called upon the Infantry Commanders to pay due attention to junior leadership which is the main stay of Infantry. The Army Commander also emphasized upon the need to uphold our cherished core values of integrity, loyalty, selfless service, courage and honour.