Padho Bhopal: An edu initiative by Guv
Bhopal: Students of Sagar Public School Ratibad, Rohit Nagar, Gandhi and Saket Nagar Campuses participated actively ‘Padho Bhopal’ to read books of their choice. ‘Padho Bhopal’ was organized as per directives of Governor of Madhya Pradesh to develop interest amongst students to read books and improve reading habits. Students and teachers gathered outside the classrooms in the lush green campuses and participated to read books of their choice -spiritual, literary, astronomy, geographical books, encyclopedia, story books, cartoons characters etc. Sagar Public School, Rohit Nagar, Principal, Madhubala Chauhan encouraged the students to read books every day and develop into a habit as books are students best friends and wisest counselors. Jaishree Kanwar, Principal Sagar Public School, Gandhi Nagar and Pankaj Sharma, Principal, Sagar Public School, Saket Nagar, Rashmi Seth, Headmistress, Sagar Public School, Ratibad also joined the students and shared the importance of reading books to explore for knowledge acquaintance and its sharing.
patient among 3 killed in road mishap
Gwalior: Three people, including a patient, were killed and four others injured Tuesday when an ambulance in which they were travelling rammed into a tractor- trolley in Morena. The ambulance was heading from Sabalgarh town here to Gwalior when it hit the tractor-trolley parked on a roadside near Mukunda village on Morena-Shivpuri road, sub-divisional officer of police Sudhir Kushwaha said. The deceased were identified as Rambabu Dhakad (47), who was being taken to hospital, his mother Rambati (70) and ambulance driver Salman (49), he said. Four other family members of the patient also received injuries in the mishap, Kushwaha said. Dhakad had got burnt during some work at his home and was referred by doctors to a hospital at Gwalior for treatment, he said. A case has been registered in connection with the incident, he added.
musical event to be organised soon
Bhopal: A musical event ‘Ek Shaam Sadabahar Geeton Ke Naam’ will be organised on Wednesday at Lion’s Senior Citizen Homes. The event will be organised by Swaranjali Cultural Social Welfare Society and Lion’s Club, Bhopal. Interestingly, new artists from seven-year-old till 65-years-old will perform in this musical event. The singers will present old Hindi film tracks before the audience. Besides, the specially-abled artists will also perform on this eve. Visually impaired singer National awardee Divyata Garg, one of the known artists of the city will also perform in the musical eve. Moreover, a musical CD of devotional songs ‘Shradhanjali Bhajan Sangrah’ will also be released on this event. The musical CD is a compilation of devotional songs by Divyata Garg.
Many illegal weapons confiscated
Bhopal: The Chief Electoral Officer VL Kantha Rao has informed that after the model code of conduct became effective from October 6, 2018, 111 illegal weapons have been confiscated and 42,417 arms have been deposited till October 8, 2018. During this period 649 non-bailable warrants have been served and prohibitory action has been taken against 3,399 people. Action has been taken in 1,60,456 cases of property misrepresentation by registering the cases.
Model Code of conduct comes into effect
Bhopal: The Model Code of Conduct has come into effect in Madhya Pradesh after the announcement of Vidhan Sabha General Election-2018. The General Administration Department has written a letter to all the Head of the Departments, Divisional Commissioners, District Collectors and the Chief Executive Officers of the Jila Panchayats to comply with the model code of conduct. A copy of the model code of conduct issued by the Election Commission of India has also been forwarded along with the letter.