Chief secy reviews law & order through e-link
Bhopal:The Chief Secretary Basant Pratap Singh has reviewed law and order in the state through video conferencing on Tuesday. He gave directives to the officers to maintain law and order in their respective areas.Singh said that police force will be made available in districts as per the requirement. In addition to this, assistance of army could be taken, if needed. Take immediate action to maintain law and order. He further gave instructions to be alert towards activities being carried out on social media and to hold constant dialogues with all the sections of the society.In-charge and Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Iqbal Singh Bains, Director General of Police Rishi Kumar Shukla, Additional Director General of Police Rajeev Tandon, Divisional Commissioners, Inspectors General of Police, District Collectors and Superintendents of Police were present in the video conference.
Dist lawyers exempted from wearing coats
Indore: lawyers practising in district and lower courts in Madhya Pradesh have been granted exemption from wearing black coats in the courtroom during summer. An office-bearer of the State Bar Council today said the dress code rules have been relaxed for lawyers practising in district and lower courts.These lawyers can do away with black coats while appearing in courts during summer months, he said.The decision was taken after different organisations of lawyers submitted memorandums in this regard to the council, he said.About one lakh lawyers will get relief from the exemption which will be in force from April 15 to July 15, the office-bearer said. Instead, lawyers can wear white shirt, black or grey trousers along with advocate band in the neck while arguing in courts, he said.However, the dress code relaxation will not be applicable for advocates practising in the Madhya Pradesh High Court and its different benches, he said.
leader of Opp appeals to join ‘nyaya yatra’
Bhopal:leader of Opposition in the State assembly Ajay Singh appealed to the people of Madhya Pradesh to join ‘Nyay Yatra’ especially for women’s respect and and seeking justice for daughter-in-law of PWD Minister Rampal Singh. The yatra would commence from Udaipura (Raisen district) to Bhopal. Ajay Singh alleged that Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan made tall claims for women of the state but failed to achieve none.In the year 2007 ladli laxmi Yojana and later Beti Bachao Yojana were launched but in the survey the mortality rate of girls went down by 8 points. The CM Chouhan launched schemes were meant for not taking girls as liability by parents but for forcing them to commit suicide after becoming daughter-in-law. The state ranks 3rd in dowry deaths.The region Vidisha where CM Chouhan owns farm has a sex ratio of 782.After Nirbhaya incident in the year 2012 CM Chouhan emphasized on review of law and order every week, commissioner system, death sentence for rape accused and he remembered all these things when a UPSC aspirant girl was raped in the year 2017.More than 1.35 lakh criminals were exonerated which shows the seriousness towards conviction.
‘Nutrilite Traditional Herbs Range’ launched
Bhopal: Amway India launched ‘Nutrilite Traditional Herbs Range’ here on Tuesday. Backed by the best of nature and the best of science, Amway Nutrilite Traditional Herbs claims to bring together the best of knowledge of Indian traditional wisdom and modern research to offer a comprehensive range of nutraceutical product supplements with physiological benefits. While talking to media persons here on Tuesday, Sandeep Prakash, Senior Vice President, West, Amway India, said the Nutrilite Traditional Herbs range comprises of four products including Nutrilite Tulsi, Nutrilite Brahmi, Nutrilite Ashwagandha and Nutrilite Amalaki, Vibhitaki, and Haritaki. The Nutrilite Traditional Herbs Range from Amway offers combined benefits of Organic Certified Herbs and DNA Fingerprinted herbs which is unique of its kind currently available in the market. He further said that the new range is compliant to the new Nutraceuticals Regulations ie- the Food Safety and Standards (Health Supplements, Nutraceuticals, Food for Special Dietary Use, Food for Special Medical Purpose, Functional Food and Novel Food) Regulations, 2016 (‘Regulations’), issued by Food Safety Standard Authority of India (FSSAI).
Igrms to install water pots for birds
Bhopal:Prof Sarit K Chaudhuri, Director, Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya has advised the staff of Museum to install small water pots in different points of Museum in view of water problem for birds. Prof Chaudhuri has also initiated this drive by installing water pots on the trees in over different locations in museum campus. He added that this drive will create awareness among the society and help in preservation of little birds.DS Aswar, Joint Director, IGRMS has also encouraged the staff in this campaign. He said that in this summer season, the birds are fighting for their survival due to water scarcity. It is our duty to associate ourselves with this drive.On this occasion, Manoj Jain, Coordinator of the programme has also said the migrated birds moved from here to there in search of water to make them survive but the local birds like Guraiya are still facing water problem all over the city even when Bhopal is having so many water bodies. Our small effort may help in saving of their life.