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  • MP News: A report will be made on the work of the officers in the Revenue Mahabhiyan, promotions and transfers will be done on this basis

    Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has given instructions to the Commissioner-Collector.

    Highlights

    Resolution of pending cases in the 45-day Revenue Mahabhiyan. Instructions for strict action against negligent officers. Report of officers will be prepared on the basis of performance in the campaign.

    State Bureau, Naiduniya, Bhopal: A 45-day long mega campaign is underway in the state to resolve pending revenue cases. In this, a report will be prepared by the commissioner, collector, additional collector, sub-divisional officer and tehsildar based on the performance of the districts. This will also play an important role in the upcoming postings, which will take place on a large scale after 15 August. There are preparations for change at the field as well as ministry level.

    Revenue related matters play an important role in building the image of the government. In the first Maha Abhiyan, more than 30 lakh pending cases were resolved. Now undisputed transfer, division, demarcation, correction in maps will be done. For this, all the field officers were asked to prepare a 45-day action plan.

    Officers will visit, strict action will be taken on negligence

    Visit daily and see whether the purpose with which the campaign has been started is being fulfilled or not. Negligence at any level will not be tolerated in this. Strict action will be taken against the guilty officer, irrespective of his level. After the clear message of the Chief Minister, the Revenue Department has also issued guidelines.

    Officials of the Chief Minister’s Office say that the Revenue Maha Abhiyan is being monitored from the state level. A district-wise report will be prepared, which will certainly become the basis for the future posting of officers.

    Ministers will also take charge

    Along with the administrative staff, ministers have also been asked to monitor the campaign going on in the districts. They should conduct surprise inspections and if any shortcomings are found, they should get it rectified and also fix responsibilities. On the other hand, MLAs have also been asked at the party level to participate in the campaign. They should keep an eye on the resolution of pending cases.

    No hurry regarding transfer policy

    There is a ban on transfers in the state before the assembly elections. There was also a discussion on removing it, but the government is in no hurry to bring a transfer policy. Actually, the academic session has already begun. Most of the transfer proposals come from the teacher cadre. It does not have a separate transfer policy.

    Police transfers are done by the Establishment Board. There is no ban on it. For transfers in other cadres, the departments have to send proposals to the Chief Minister Coordination. The proposal of any department has not been stopped yet. It has been told to everyone that while making transfers, keep in mind the administrative system as well as the need.

  • Student kidnapped and brutalized: Gangraped for 12 days in a hotel in Jammu, raped by different youths, made several videos

    Ghaziabad. A sensational case has come to light from Ghaziabad in Uttar Pradesh. A student from here was kidnapped from Partapur bypass in Meerut and held hostage for 12 days in Jammu and Kashmir. Several youths kept brutalizing the teenager.

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    When the victim returned, she was turned away by telling her that the place of incident was Jammu or Meerut. Now the victim has met the police officers and requested for action.

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    It is alleged that for 12 days different youths kept raping the girl and also kept making videos of it. Two youths from the village have been identified so far. She knew them. But the girl did not expect that these boys would betray her.

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  • High court stayed the order to vacate shops of Sainik Market

    Ranchi: Jharkhand High Court has stayed the Ranchi district administration’s order to vacate the shops of Sainik Market located on Main Road. The case was heard in the court of High Court Judge Justice Sanjay Kumar Dwivedi. Actually, the district administration had ordered many shopkeepers of Sainik Market to vacate the shops. Ram Nathun Sah and other ex-servicemen had filed a petition in the High Court against this order of the district administration. Advocate Naveen Kumar argued on behalf of the petitioners.

  • CG CRIME NEWS: Husband killed his wife by hitting her with a tangia, absconding accused arrested, this is the reason why he committed this horrific crime

    Lalit Thakur, Rajnandgaon. The police has solved the gruesome murder of a woman in the district within a few hours. The woman was murdered by none other than her husband. That too because the husband had doubts about his wife’s character and she was refusing to go back to her in-laws’ house. After which the accused committed the murder by attacking with a tangia. This case is from Lalbagh police station area.

    According to the information, sister-in-law Bhuneshwari Sahu and aunt-in-law were weeding the fields in Pairi Bant Khar of Budhbharda village of Lalbag police station area. Meanwhile, Bhuneshwari Sahu’s husband Omprakash Sahu came on his motorcycle and parked the bike on the side of the road and came to the field with a tangia in his hand and said to his wife that when I tell her to go to her in-laws’ house, she makes an excuse of being unwell and is working in the field here. Saying that I will not leave you today, he started beating Bhuneshwari Sahu with the intention of killing her. Seeing this, sister-in-law and aunt of the deceased Bhuneshwari came to intervene, but the accused pushed them also and said that if you people come between husband and wife then I will kill both of you. While threatening, accused Omprakash Sahu attacked the back of Bhuneshwari Sahu’s neck 3-4 times with the tangia in his hand due to which Bhuneshwari fell down. Profuse blood started flowing from her head and neck and Omprakash Sahu threw the blood-soaked tangia near the same ridge and fled with his motorcycle.

    In this case, on the directions of the Superintendent of Police, the police formed a team to investigate the case and trace the accused. On the information of the informer, the police surrounded the accused near Mokhli culvert and arrested him. Along with this, the tangia and bike Hero Honda used in the incident have been confiscated and the accused has been sent to judicial custody.

  • Phulpur Byelection: Why This Seat is Extremely Crucial for SP |

    Phulpur: With the general elections over, all political parties are now focusing on the upcoming byelections for 10 assembly seats. While the BJP is currently introspecting on its poor performance in the general elections, the Samajwadi Party (SP) has ramped up its preparations for the Phulpur Assembly byelection. The party leadership has divided the assembly constituency’s 435 booths into 43 sectors, assigning all front-line organizations to focus on preparations at the booth level.

    SP’s Strategic Planning

    SP’s strategizing is in full swing, with legislators from Prayagraj given responsibilities for the Phulpur byelection. Former MLAs and MPs are also involved in the campaign. According to sources, SP is contemplating fielding a candidate from the OBC community, excluding Muslim and Yadav candidates, for the Phulpur byelection.

    Sector-Level Responsibilities

    Office bearers of various committees and heads of all front-line organizations have been assigned responsibilities at the sector level. In a meeting at the party office, a necessary strategy for election preparations was formulated. Emphasis was placed on correcting the voter list, as many booths faced issues during the last general elections, leading to disputes between voters and polling staff. A strategy to address this will be developed.

    Elections in 10 Seats

    Byelections will be held for 10 assembly seats in Uttar Pradesh: Sisamau, Katehri, Kundarki, Karhal, Milkipur, Khair, Phoolpur, Ghaziabad, Majhwa, and Meerapur. Of these, five seats (Karhal, Sisamau, Milkipur, Katehri, and Kundarki) were held by the Samajwadi Party, while the BJP held Khair, Ghaziabad, and Phulpur. Majhwa was won by the Nishad Party and Meerapur by the RLD.

    The Phulpur seat is particularly crucial for the SP as it intensifies its efforts to regain political ground and showcase its strength in the upcoming byelections.

  • Indore News: Yugpurush Dham is not accepting its fault in the death of 6 children, completely denied all the questions

    Yugpurusha Dham Ashram of Indore where 6 children died.

    Highlights

    Now the administration will soon take action on the reply of the ashram. Soon the children will be shifted back to the ashram.

    Indore News: Naiduniya Representative, Indore. Yugpurush Dham Intellectual Development Center has submitted its reply to the administration in the case of death and illness of mentally challenged children. Even after the death of six children, the institution is not accepting it as its negligence and is calling it a seasonal disaster. After the reply of the institution, the administration will now decide the further action in a day or two.

    However, after the institution flatly rejected the questions of the high level committee, a dilemma has arisen in front of the administration. The institution is not considering the entire incident as negligence, while many types of negligence were exposed in the investigation of the four member committee.

    On July 5, a notice was issued and a reply was sought

    In the case of the death of six children and illness of 90 children at the centre located in Panchkuiya area of ​​Indore, the administration had issued a notice to the institution on July 5 and sought a reply. The high level investigation committee had decided the questions.

    Secretary Tulsi Dhanraj Shadija has said in a four-page reply that the disaster occurred due to bad weather and the children died. It would not be appropriate to hold the president, secretary or director responsible for this, register an FIR against them or take any legal action.

    The organization denied all the facts

    Why was the number of deaths and the information about the death of the sixth child hidden?

    Ashram’s reply: We were busy treating the children and could not inform the administration. The process of admitting the sick children to the hospital was completed.

    The parents of the sixth child were informed about his death. Irregularities and negligence were committed?

    Ashram’s reply: The organization has been working successfully for the past 21 years. Not a single incident has taken place in these years. No negligence has been committed intentionally. There is a clean kitchen, Aquaguard has been installed for water. All the living arrangements are available. No negligence has been committed.

    Keeping more children than capacity?

    Ashram’s reply: Children were being kept according to the capacity of the ashram. When necessary, some children are kept for training after approval.

    Was there dirt in the institute premises and kitchen?

    Ashram’s reply: Cleanliness is maintained in the entire premises. Even the kitchen, terrace and rooms are kept clean. However, this will be improved further in the future.

    Were boys and girls being kept together?

    Ashram’s reply: We have only one campus available, yet we keep boys and girls separately. Their entry and exit routes are also separate.

    Children will be shifted to the ashram again

    The orphanage Yugpurush Dham Buddhik Vikas Kendra has been renovated. Now soon mentally challenged children will be shifted here. Currently these children have been kept in Parmanand Ashram situated on Khandwa Road. Between 30 June and 2 July six children died and 90 children fell ill.

    Living in the Satsang Hall of Parmanand Ashram

    Here, the District Panchayat CEO has issued a show cause notice to the District Program Officer of the Women and Child Development Department, RN Budholia, regarding the negligence of the ashram. The mentally challenged children of Yugpurush Dham have been living in the Satsang Hall of Parmanand Ashram on Khandwa Road for the last 10 days. Since then, painting and other works were being done in the Yugpurush Ashram, which has now been completed.

    Looking into the rules for changing the president and secretary of the ashram

    According to the officers, the children will soon be shifted back to the ashram. According to departmental sources, rules are being looked into to change the president and secretary of Yugpurush Dham Intellectual Development Center.

    Probably these officials will be changed before the children are shifted. Here the responsibility of conducting inspection in the ashram lies with the Women and Child Development Department. But during the inspection negligence was found in the ashram.

  • Morena News: Stone pelting, firing, ruckus and then jam during encroachment removal

    Khojle relatives blocking the road by placing the body on the road

    Highlights

    Dispute occurred during encroachment removal, police had to use lathis, encroachers pelted stones

    Morena. Naiduniya representative. Some influential people have occupied the land in Urheri village near Baghchini Chowkhatta of Jaura tehsil. After the order of the High Court, the team of revenue and police administration reached to remove this encroachment, during this time the encroachers started creating a ruckus and pelting stones. The ruckus increased so much that the police had to resort to lathi charge. There is information of firing in this dispute, but the police has denied the incident of firing.

    After the uproar, three women were laid down on the road and the road was blocked. It was told that two women died in the uproar and firing but Baghchini police station in-charge Rajkumar Parmar said that all the women are healthy. Some people say that one woman has died. The road blockade is still in place. However, the administration or police officers are not saying anything in this matter so far. The situation is tense at the spot.

  • Bhopal News: Sindhi community will recite Amar Katha Granth from house to house to impart knowledge of Sanatan culture to the new generation

    To give information about Sanatan culture and biography of Varun Avatar to the new generation, a mini version of Amar Katha has also been published on the initiative of Sai Manishlal. Its distribution was started on Chaiti Chand. It is also being recited regularly in many Sindhi Darbars. By Dilip Mangtani Edited By: Ravindra SoniPublish Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2024 03:15:31 PM (IST)Updated Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2024 03:15:31 PM (IST)FacebookTwitterWhatsappDevotees reciting Amar Katha Granth at Khojle Jhulelal Temple. Children are also reading.

    Highlights

    On the call of Sai Manishlal, the Sindhi community started reading the Granth in temples as well. This Granth introduces the eternal culture and civilization of the Sindhi community. Devotees are regularly reading the Amar Katha Granth during the Chaliha Festival.

    Navdunia Representative, Bhopal. To impart knowledge of ancient Sindhi Sanatan culture to the new generation of Sindhi society, Amar Katha Granth will now be recited in every house. On the call of Thakur Sai Manishlal, the 26th descendant of Lord Jhulelal, it has been started from Sant Hirdaram Nagar (Bairagadh). Amar Katha Granth will also be recited in Jhulelal temples.

    Call for regular recitation in Chaliha Festival

    Sai Manishlal has started distribution of Amar Katha focusing on the incarnation and culture of Varun Avatar Bhagwan Jhulelal. Sindhi community is celebrating Chaliha Mahotsav these days. Regular programs of worship of Bhagwan Jhulelal are being held in temples.

    In this context, Sai Manishlal has called for recitation of Amar Katha in all Jhulelal temples. Chaliha Mahotsav is celebrated as the most sacred festival in Sindhi society. Sai Manishlal has said that by reciting Amar Katha for 40 consecutive days during this festival, all the wishes of the devotees will definitely be fulfilled. On Sai’s call, recitations are being done across the country.

    Children also reached the temple to recite

    The group recitation started with worship and prayer at Jhulelal, Asanlal temple located in the old B ward of Sant Hirdaram Nagar. According to Bharat Aswani, the executive president of Pujya Sindhi Panchayat, now Amar Katha is being recited every day from 6 to 7 in the evening. On the first day, children also came to recite.

    To give information about Sanatan culture and the biography of Varun Avatar to the new generation, a mini version of Amar Katha has also been published on the initiative of Sai Manishlal. Its distribution was started on Chaiti Chand. It is also being recited regularly in many Sindhi courts. Aswani says that Sindhi society has been associated with Sanatan since the beginning. Through Amar Katha, the society is coming closer to its culture.

  • DAVV Aviation Course: DAVV Indore is going to start aviation course soon, contract done with MP Flying Club

    All training related to aviation sector will now be available in Indore itself. Symbolic photo

    Highlights

    Diploma in Cargo Management has been running for 4 years at Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya. MP Flying Club will also provide pilot-cargo management training to students. The government has emphasized on preparing students for the aviation industry.

    DAVV Aviation Course: Naiduniya Representative, Indore. Indore youth who want to make a future in the aviation industry will not need to go anywhere else to fulfill their dreams. Instead of going to Delhi-Mumbai, now the youth will be able to get training in ground staff and cargo management in their own city.

    The effort to fulfill the desire to touch the sky in this education hub is being made possible by the contract of Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya and MP Flying Club. The youth who want a bright future will be able to enhance their career by doing certificate, diploma and degree courses in this industry.

    The outline for this has also been prepared. This contract was signed under the instructions given by the state government a month ago to start courses in the aviation sector. Now the university is also insisting on starting the degree course by October.

    These courses will start in Bhopal, Jabalpur and Gwalior

    The government has written a letter to those universities and government colleges across the state from where aviation related activities are conducted. They have been asked to start courses in Indore, Bhopal, Gwalior and Jabalpur. For this, universities and colleges have been instructed to sign MoUs with airports, aviation companies and aviation industry.

    The government has emphasized on preparing students for the aviation industry. Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya has been made the nodal agency. Even Vice Chancellor Dr. Renu Jain has appointed Dr. Preeti Singh as the nodal officer to conduct aviation related courses.

    For the youth who want to work in the aviation industry, the university has decided to start conducting BBA-BCA aviation courses from this session. Three days ago, an agreement was signed between DAVV and MP Flying Club.

    On behalf of DAVV, Vice Chancellor Dr. Jain and Honorary Secretary of MP Flying Club Milind Mahajan signed the MoU. Diploma and degree certificate courses will start in the first phase. The university will tell these students in detail about the aviation industry.

    The club will provide training in pilot-cargo management to the students. During the signing of the MoU, Deputy Registrar Rachna Thakur, former HOD Dr. Sanjeev Tokekar, besides Director Pradeep Joshi and Ketan Moghe from MP Flying Club were present.

    7 day drone pilot program

    Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya has organized a seven-day drone pilot certificate course. Three-month courses for Airport Warehouse Coordinator, Safety Crew and Flight Load Coordinator, Airline Reservation Agent and Airline Customer Service Executive will also be conducted.

    Work on the syllabus of these courses will begin in the next few days. Apart from this, one can do four-year courses of BSc Aviation, BBA Aviation Management, Aviation CPL. There are also cabin crew flight dispatcher courses, aviation security and airport operations.

    Cargo management running for four years

    Diploma in Cargo Management has been running in the university for four years. This course is being run from Deendayal Upadhyaya Centre. 12th pass students can take admission in the one-year diploma course. They also get a stipend.

    This course is for the youth

    BBA and BCA courses will be started in aviation. Many short term aviation programs will also be conducted. Training will be provided for ground staff and cargo management.

    Trained staff will be available

    Employment opportunities in the aviation sector have increased rapidly. With the opening of new airports, many airline companies have come up. But they do not get trained staff. Due to this, they have to first give training for three to four months. But with the start of this course, trained staff will be easily available in the aviation sector. Due to this, the salary is also expected to be good. – Milind Mahajan, Secretary, MP Flying Club

    Experts will be called from the industry

    New courses in aviation sector will start from this session. Theory related classes will be held in various departments of the university. Many experts from the industry will be called for this, while the club has taken the responsibility for practical training. – Dr. Renu Jain, Vice Chancellor, Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya

  • Three villagers did not die of diarrhea, the team submitted the investigation report to the collector

    Pradeep Gupta, Kawardha. The cause of death of three villagers residing in Para-Tola Sarenda of village Sonwahi of Bodla development block of Kabirdham district was not drinking contaminated water or diarrhea. The cause of death of three villagers is different. A rural woman died in Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Smriti Chikitsalaya of Raipur. These things have been told in the investigation report submitted to the collector by the three-member investigation team formed on the instructions of Collector Janmejay Mahobe.

    Collector Janmejay Mahobe was informed about the death of three villagers in Para-Tola Sarenda of village Sonwahi of Bodla development block. The collector had visited Sarenda village along with the health department, PHE and sub-divisional officer Bodla and had necessary discussions with the affected families. The collector had formed a three-member investigation team of Executive Engineer PHE, Sub-divisional Officer Revenue Bodla, and Chief Medical and Health Officer Kawardha to investigate the real causes of death of three villagers. The investigation team has submitted its report to the collector.

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    In the investigation report it was told that on receiving the information of the death of three villagers in Sarenda village, the village was visited and the relatives of the deceased and the villagers were questioned. In the inquiry it was told that the deceased Pankin Bai, wife of Nanhua Singh, was 75 years old. She was a resident of Sarenda. She was suffering from paralysis for the last few years, due to which she was unable to walk. Due to gradual increase in physical weakness, she died at home on July 14 in the afternoon. At the time of death she did not have any other disease like vomiting, diarrhea or fever.

    The age of the deceased Sombai wife of Sumer Singh Baiga was 70 years. She was suffering from paralysis for the last two years. She was having a lot of trouble eating food. She was not able to eat food for the last 20 days. According to the villagers, she died on 17th July at 3 pm. At the time of death, she did not have any other disease like vomiting, diarrhea or fever. The age of the deceased Anita Baiga daughter of Mahasingh was 29 years. She was 6 months pregnant. She was admitted to the Community Health Center Jhalmala on 14th July with the problem of vomiting, diarrhea, fever and bleeding. Due to no improvement in the condition, she was referred to the District Hospital Kawardha on the same day. Due to no improvement in her health in the district hospital, she was admitted to Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Smriti Chikitsalaya Raipur. She died on 17th July during treatment. The cause of her death is not diarrhea or vomiting. The cause of his death was stated as septic shock with acute kidney injury with severe metabolic acidosis and acute gastro-enteritis with IUD.

    Villagers’ health checkup is being done by organizing camps: Collector

    Collector Janmejay Mahobe said that the health department has conducted a health camp in Sarenda village and conducted health check-up of all men, women and children. This check-up will continue in future as well. In the health check-up, villagers are being given medicines based on their health. Bodla SDM, Chief Medical and Health Officer, BMO are continuously visiting Sarenda village and all the surrounding areas.

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