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  • Woman killed in road accident, 5 injured

    Woman killed in road accident, 5 injured

    kinnaur. Road accidents in Himachal are not taking the name of stopping. Many painful road accidents are taking lives of people in the state. The case is of Yagpa Road in Nichar Tehsil in Kinnaur, here a Maruti car rolled off the road and fell into a ravine. A woman has died in the accident, while 5 people have been injured.

    The deceased has been identified as Natasha wife Ravi village Yangpa. The injured have been identified as Ravi s/o Jagdish village Yagpa, Sushila Negi wife Rupendra village Panvi, Sneha wife Devendra village Yagpa, Dev Bhagti wife Gau Karan village Garade, Bharti Devi wife Prem Singh village Runpu Rampur. The injured have been sent to the hospital for treatment. At the same time, the police have taken the dead body in possession and sent it for postmortem. Along with this, a case has been registered in the context of the incident and further proceedings have been initiated.

    According to information, a Maruti car was going from Kafnu towards Yagpa. As soon as the vehicle reached near the block point of Yagpa, the driver lost control of the car and the car fell down the road into Yagpa Khad. A woman died on the spot in the accident. At the same time, 5 other passengers were seriously injured. As soon as the information was received, the police team also reached the spot. The matter has been confirmed by Kinnaur DSP Naresh Kumar.

  • Probe ordered after Hindu students were asked to offer ‘namaz’ at a Gujarat school

    Probe ordered after Hindu students were asked to offer ‘namaz’ at a Gujarat school

    Bhuj (IANS). The District Education Officer (DEO) has initiated an inquiry into the alleged incident of Hindu students being asked to offer namaz at Pearl School in Mundra, Kutch district of Gujarat.

    The DEO took cognizance of the matter and constituted a team to investigate the incident. She said that if found guilty, strict action will be taken against the school. His approval can also be canceled.

    The incident came to light through a video circulating on social media, in which Hindu students at Pearl School were instructed to wear caps and offer namaz during Bakrid activities.

    School principal Preeti Waghwani claimed that the namaz session organized on June 28 was a part of the school’s activities. He also apologized if anyone’s sentiments were hurt.

    However, local MLA Anirudh Dave expressed concern over such activity, saying that activities like swimming, horse riding or music performance can be included, but prayers should not be a part of the school curriculum.

    Dave has urged the DEO to take appropriate action in the matter. He also said that even though it was a holiday in the school on the day of the incident, the students were called and asked to offer prayers wearing Muslim clothes.

    In another incident, Kids Kingdom School on Radhanpur Road in Mehsana in north Gujarat faced protests from locals, parents and Hindu organizations for ordering Hindu children to participate in Bakra Eid celebrations.

  • Tremendous drama in Imphal amid speculations of Manipur CM’s resignation

    Tremendous drama in Imphal amid speculations of Manipur CM’s resignation

    Imphal (IANS). Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh was on Friday stopped from going to the Raj Bhavan to meet Governor Anusuiya Uikey amid intense speculation of his resignation.

    Around 2.30 pm, Singh came out of his official bungalow with several ministers and leaders and when his motorcade tried to proceed towards the Raj Bhavan, thousands of people, mostly women, surrounded his car and forced him to return. done.

    Some media channels showed the torn resignation letter written by Biren Singh to the Governor.

    Manipur government spokesperson and Health and Family Welfare Minister Sapam Ranjan Singh said the huge crowd prevented the Chief Minister from going to the Raj Bhavan.

    Sapam Ranjan Singh told the media, “The Chief Minister is angry with the incidents in Manipur during the last few days. Now we are discussing the further course of action.”

    Carrying banners and placards, some women told the media that they would not allow Singh to resign.

    Local media reported that the chief minister was to meet the governor at 10 a.m., then it was postponed to 1 p.m. And then until 3 p.m.

    Raj Bhavan sources refused to comment on the latest developments and did not confirm the Chief Minister’s meeting with the Governor.

    Meanwhile, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is visiting the violence-hit state and meeting the affected people. The latest developments have happened during his visit.

  • Automatic fines for vehicles without fitness certificates

    Automatic fines for vehicles without fitness certificates

    Raipur. Automatic fines for vehicles without fitness certificates Chhattisgarh government is gearing up to take strict measures against vehicles that do not have fitness, tax, and proper documents. The preparation for implementing the ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) e-detection system on various routes in the state has been completed. This system will enable automatic fines for vehicles without fitness and tax when they pass through the roads. The inauguration of this system will take place at the earliest.

    Under the guidance of Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and Transport Minister Mohammad Akbar, the implementation of transportation facilities in the state is being carried out smoothly according to their directions. In light of the high number of fatalities in road accidents, the Chief Minister instructed to take appropriate action to reduce such incidents in the state. One of the major causes of road accidents is the heavy vehicles plying on roads without fitness certificates. To reduce the number of accidents caused by unfit vehicles, the Transport Department in the state is installing ANPR cameras on various routes, which will automatically detect and issue fines for vehicles without fitness and tax.

    According to the information received from the Transport Department, ANPR cameras have been installed at a total of nine locations on various routes in Chhattisgarh in the first phase to track vehicles. These cameras have been integrated with the vehicle software and e-detection system of the Transport Department. The first phase of implementing the ANPR e-detection system has been initiated at the following locations including Mahasamund Basna Padampur Road, Saraipali Sarangarh Road, Jairam Nagar Masturi Road, Raipur Abhanpur Bharengabhata, Pathalgaon Ambikapur Road, Dongargarh Rajnandgaon Road, Raigarh Tendubhata, Raigarh Saria, and Nagri Road. Furthermore, efforts have begun to collect data from mining and industrial areas using ANPR cameras, and soon the Transport Department will start receiving records of vehicles passing through these locations through the ANPR system.

    In this system, vehicle information will be obtained through the Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) camera, and when a vehicle passes through the road, its images will be captured. If a vehicle does not possess the required legal documents, its record will be retrieved from the database, and an automatic e-challan will be generated through the e-detection portal. The challan will be sent to the mobile of the vehicle owner via SMS, and until the owner pays the fine, all works related to that vehicle will be restricted in all RTO offices.

    Transport Secretary Shri S. Prakash has appealed to vehicle owners to ensure that all necessary documents of their vehicles are up to date. Having all the documents complete is essential for the safety of the vehicle owners and other people.

    Transport Commissioner Shri Dipanshu Kabra has appealed to vehicle owners to keep their vehicle documents updated to avoid fines for fitness, tax, insurance, and Pollution Under Control (PUC). Following the recommendation of the Supreme Court Committee on Road Safety (SCCORS), the government has made the policy decision to implement e-detection. Recently, Shri Sanjay Mittal, the Secretary of the Supreme Court Committee, visited some districts and reviewed the corrective measures taken to reduce road accidents in the state. He issued directives to penalize vehicles operating without fitness and insurance.

    It is mandatory to have valid documents such as tax payment, registration certificate, fitness certificate, permit (for commercial vehicles), insurance, and Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate. Additionally, all vehicle drivers must possess a valid driving license. Fitness and a permit are not required for personal vehicles.

    Based on sample data, it has been observed that a significant number of vehicles are being operated without valid documents. Specifically, heavy goods vehicles, which are required to have fitness certificates, are being found in operation without the necessary fitness certification and without paying taxes. These vehicles not only increase the probability of road accidents but also give rise to issues during insurance claims.

  • Distressed by the harassment of teachers, a minor girl died

    Distressed by the harassment of teachers, a minor girl died

    Bengaluru (IANS). Fed up with the alleged harassment by two teachers, a 16-year-old girl student committed suicide at Parvatipura in Karnataka’s Bengaluru Rural district. The police gave this information on Friday.

    The deceased student was a resident of Parvatipura. She was a student of Millennium Public School.

    Police said the girl was depressed after coming home from school on June 20. His parents noticed this, but ignored it. The girl had food and later went to her room. When she did not come out of the room for a long time and did not respond, the parents broke down the door and found her hanging from the ceiling fan.

    Police said, though he was taken to a nursing home, doctors could not save him.

    According to the police, the parents recently came to know about the torture and harassment by two teachers, Nalina and Qamar Taj, from her friends. Both the teachers are alleged to have often scolded and humiliated her over trivial matters.

    A few days before the suicide, the girl was asked to do 100 sit-ups in front of the students in the class. Nalini scolded him in front of the class. She said that she did not want to see his face and he sat on the last bench. On the day Sara committed suicide, both the teachers called her to a separate room and while coming back, the students noticed that she was crying.

    Sara was also allegedly harassed by teacher Qamar Taj’s son Hamin.

    Hamin harasses her by making love proposals and forces her to have a relationship with him. He had told all his friends that he was in love with the girl and would marry her. He also threatened to teach her a lesson if she refused his offer.

    The girl had told her friends that she did not want to live.

    Police said, the parents have mentioned all the facts in the complaint.

    Teacher Qamar Taj is missing since the complaint was lodged. Hosakote police have registered a case.

  • Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel extends his best wishes for her bright future

    Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel extends his best wishes for her bright future

    Raipur. Chhattisgarh’s emerging young swimmer, Alyosha Kunjam, paid the Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel a courtesy visit at his residential office today. Alyosha has won two medals in two swimming competitions at the National Tribal Sports Festival organized in Bhubaneswar. During her meeting with the Chief Minister, Alyosha informed him that she had won a silver medal in 50 m freestyle and a bronze medal in 100 m freestyle at the National Tribal Sports Festival. The Chief Minister extended his best wishes for Alyosha’s bright future and congratulated her. He said that Alyosha has made Chhattisgarh proud with her outstanding achievement. Alyosha Kunjam is a student in the 12th standard at Raipur’s Rajkumar College. The National Tribal Sports Festival was organized in Bhubaneswar from 9 to 12 June 2023.

  • Draft of Uttarakhand Uniform Civil Code ready, will be handed over to CM Dhami soon

    Draft of Uttarakhand Uniform Civil Code ready, will be handed over to CM Dhami soon

    Dehradun (IANS). The draft of the Uttarakhand Uniform Civil Code has been prepared by the expert committee. The committee announced during a press conference in Delhi that the draft has been prepared and will be submitted to the state government soon. The committee has prepared the draft on the basis of 2 lakh 31 thousand suggestions.

    Justice (retd) Ranjana Prakash Desai, chairperson of the committee, held a press conference after the Uniform Civil Code was drafted for Uttarakhand. Ranjana Desai said that the Law Commission is already considering working on this issue. The report of the expert committee along with the draft code will be printed soon and submitted to the Uttarakhand government.

    Custom practice in Uttarakhand has also been given a place in it. Most importantly, the committee has also studied the practice being followed in different states of the country. Similarly, there are laws like this in foreign countries, that was also studied.

    Justice Ranjana Desai said that the committee has taken the opinion of politicians, ministers, legislators and general public of Uttarakhand. Only after that the draft of the Uniform Civil Code has been prepared.

    Earlier on June 2, Justice Ranjana Desai and members of the committee that drafted the UCC for Uttarakhand had met Law Commission Chairman Justice (Retd) Rituraj Awasthi and members KT Sankaran, Anand Paliwal and DP Verma. At that time Justice Ranjana Desai had said that the Law Commission is considering working on this issue. The subcommittee itself held 143 meetings in the state. The committee held 63 meetings, 20,000 people have also been met. And, their suggestions have been taken.

    Please tell that on May 27, 2022, the state government had issued a notification for the formation of the committee. On June 30, 2023, the committee has completed the work of making the draft. The state government will get the draft soon. As you are aware, the Government had constituted an Expert Committee to examine the various existing laws regulating personal civil affairs of the residents of Uttarakhand.

    The notification in this regard was issued on 27th May 2022 and the terms of reference were notified on 10th June 2022. The first meeting of the committee was held on 4 July 2022. Since then the committee has met 63 times. A sub-committee was constituted last year to elicit public opinion by inviting written submissions as well as organizing public dialogue programmes. The sub-committee started its public outreach program from the border tribal village Mana and visited 40 different places covering all the districts of the state, culminating in a public discussion on 14 June 2023 in Delhi.

    Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami says that the committee, taking the draft of the UCC, went among the people and worked for more than a year. The committee spoke to more than 2 lakh people, several stakeholders, organizations and intellectuals. The draft will be received by the government soon. After this the government will take further action. The state also has the support of the central government.

  • License of medical store suspended

    License of medical store suspended

    Kondagaon. Continuous inspection of medical stores is being done by the Food and Drug Administration team as per the instructions of collector Deepak Soni for quality check of medicines and maintenance of purchase and sale documents as per rules. For which, under the guidance of Deputy Director Food and Drug Administration Dr. RK Singh, a surprise inspection of the Shantihari Medical Store operated in Borgaon was conducted by the Department of Medicine. During the inspection, all the necessary documents were checked for running the medical store. Irregularities were found under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940 and Rules 1945 in the inspection of the medical store by the drug inspector. Bill book and Schedule H-1 register were not maintained in the firm as per rules. The pharmacist was also found absent on the spot. For which a show cause notice was issued to the operator of the firm, but the reply of the operator of the firm was not satisfactory, the Drug Licensing Authority has suspended the drug license of the firm for seven days considering this act as serious negligence.

    Similarly, samples of Sitagliptin used in the treatment of diabetes from Siddhi Vinayak Medical Stores operated in Kondagaon city were sent to the State Drug Testing Laboratory, Raipur for quality testing. On the other hand, 02 medical stores Shri Krishna Medical Stores Dhanora and Chhattisgarh Medicos Makdi were found to have irregularities in the inspection and the drug license of the firm has been suspended for seven-seven days after the reply to the show cause notice was not found satisfactory. During this, Drug Inspector Sukhchoun Singh Dhurve told that all the medical operators should be given purchase and sale documents and Schedule H-1 register by the drug department, according to the rules, and drugs like narcotics and psychotropic drugs, MTP kits, without the prescription of a registered doctor. Instructions have been given not to sell.

  • Woman commits suicide along with her three children by jumping into the dam

    Woman commits suicide along with her three children by jumping into the dam

    Hyderabad (IANS). A woman along with her three children committed suicide by jumping into the Mid Manair dam in Telangana’s Rajanna Sircilla district on Friday.

    The woman who committed suicide has been identified as Rajita. The woman committed suicide by jumping into the Manair dam along with her three children Ayaan (7), Asra Jabeen (5) and Usman Ahmed (14 months).

    According to the information, Rajita, a resident of Rudravaram village of Vemulavada mandal, had a love marriage with Mohammad Ali of Karimnagar ten years ago. The couple had three children. The woman is believed to have taken this step after a quarrel with her husband.

    Police have recovered the dead bodies and sent them for postmortem. Registering the case, further investigation has been started.

  • couple died due to house collapse

    couple died due to house collapse

    Balod. The couple has died due to house collapse in Balod’s Sirpur. The case is of Deori police station area. It is being told that due to incessant rains, the foundation of the house became weak and it collapsed. At the time when this incident happened, the husband and wife were sleeping inside the house. The debris of the house fell on them while sleeping. Due to which He could not even ask for help from anyone. In this incident both died on the spot. As it was midnight, no one came to know about the accident. The next morning, when the villagers saw the damaged house, they found both of them buried under the debris.

    The couple who died in Sirpur. His house has been built under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. But he was living in his old house only. The son of the couple was sleeping in the new house. On the other hand, the walls of the house where this incident took place were made of mud. While the roof was made of heavy wooden bats, tile and plastic. Due to the continuous rains, the mud walls started getting wet. At midnight when it rained heavily. The mud and brick wall could not take the load of the roof and fell heavily. Both the husband and wife remained buried under the wall throughout the night. The next morning the villagers came to know about the accident. Later, the villagers informed the son who was sleeping some distance away from the house. After which the last rites of the couple were performed.