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  • Raipur police caught habitual thief

    Raipur police caught habitual thief

    Raipur. Vicious thief Raja Meghani alias Bharat Meghani, who stole batteries and tires from parked vehicles, has been arrested. According to the information, information was received from the Anti-Crime and Cyber Unit that a person near Narmadapara railway station under Thana Ganj area is looking for a customer in the interest of selling batteries and tires of vehicles. On which Additional Superintendent of Police City/Crime Abhishek Maheshwari, in-charge Anti-Crime and Cyber Unit and station in-charge Ganj were directed to verify the information and take necessary action.

    On which, under the direction of senior officers, a joint team of Anti-Crime and Cyber Unit and Thana Ganj Police went to the said place and arrested the person of the character mentioned by the informer. During interrogation, the person told his name to be Raja Meghani alias Bharat Meghani resident of Ganj Raipur. On inquiring about the battery and tire kept with him by the team members and demanding documents, the team members were constantly being misled by him by not presenting any kind of document, on which he was strictly questioned. The battery and tire were told to be stolen from different places in Raipur. On which the accused Raja Meghani alias Bharat Meghani was arrested and 04 pieces of stolen battery, 05 pieces of tires and 09 pieces of insect paana jumla worth about Rs. Ja.F./379 Bhadvi. Action has been taken against the accused after registering the crime. The accused Raja Meghani alias Bharat Meghani is a habitual thief, who has been jailed in different police stations in the past in theft cases.

    Arrested accused- Raja Meghani alias Bharat Meghani father Mohan Lal Meghani age 36 years resident of Chunabhatti near Thana Ganj Raipur.

  • Police raids in 8 villages, 11 liquor coaches arrested

    Police raids in 8 villages, 11 liquor coaches arrested

    Balodabazar-Bhatapara. Police has taken major action against illegal sale of liquor. According to the information received, 11 coaches selling liquor in different police station areas have been arrested and sent to jail. Police said that action has been taken in village Diggi, Dhaurabhatha, Deotarai, Lavanban, Nayaktand Latuwa, Pangaon, Sudheli and village Bamhanmudi. In the same Kochi, 195 pav country spice liquor and 55 liters of Mahua liquor have been seized.

    names of the accused

    1. Mayaram Kosle father Chabilal Kosle age 53 years resident of Diggi PS Bhatapara Rural
    2. Balram Navarange alias Badal Father Visnath Navarange Age 26 years Address Village Khamhariya Police Station Lavan Present Kanhaiya Mill Dhaurabhatha Siddhababa
    3. Jaikumar alias Patha Kanwar father Samme Lal Kanwar age 35 years resident of village Deotarai Chowki Sonakhan
    4. Shivkumar Kanwar father Horilal Kanwar age 40 years resident village Deotarai Chowki Sonakhan
    5. Ram Kishan Nirala father Kaguram Nirala age 40 years resident village Lavanban Police Station City Kotwali
    6. Habia Nayak father Jhaduram Nayak age 55 years resident village Nayaktad Latuwa
    7. Laxman Verma alias Chhotu father Sonu Verma age 19 years resident of village Nayaktad Latuwa
    8. Omprakash Ghritalhare father Banshilal Ghritalhare age 50 years resident village Pangaon
    9. Dilesh Kumar Kurre father Radheshyam Kurre age 31 years resident of Village Sudheli Thana City Kotwali
    10. Deepak Yadav father Dukhram Yadav age 35 years resident village Latuwa Thana City Kotwali
    11. Raj Kumar Bhardwaj alias Raju father Puniram Bhardwaj resident of village Bamhanmudi Police Station City Kotwali Police raid in 8 villages, 11 liquor coaches arrested
  • Truck hit the youth, this accident happened on the National Highway

    Truck hit the youth, this accident happened on the National Highway

    Mahasamund. An unknown truck hit three youths who were walking near KGN Dhaba Chhindauli on NH 53 in Pateva police station area last night. In which one of the three youths died on the spot. At the same time, two youths are said to be seriously injured.

    Please tell that the deceased Namdas Sonwani and Avon Sonwani belong to the same family. Both of them along with one of their companions Gabbar Markande were walking towards Pithora at around 11.45 pm, when an unknown truck going from Mahasamund to Pithora hit all three from behind. After which the driver fled from the spot. On information, Pateva police reached the spot and sent the dead and injured to Community Health Center Tumgaon with the help of 112. One of the injured has been referred to Raipur for better treatment.

  • Youth was beaten up in celebration party, case reached police station

    Youth was beaten up in celebration party, case reached police station

    Balod. Sanjay Bhuary thrashed Raj Mistry Yashwant Kumar Thakur, who was eating food at a party under a banyan tree near village Khairwahi High School. Yashwant told that Ajay Bhuarya had given a party on Sunday after the bore digging in the field was successful. After getting the invitation, reached there at one o’clock in the afternoon and was eating food.

    Meanwhile, Ajay Bhuarya’s elder brother Sanjay Bhuarya started abusing him saying why he has come here. By threatening to kill him, he beat him with a fist. Sukhdev Salam, Rajkumar Taram, Deveshwar Bhuarya defended the centre. An offense under sections 294, 323, 506 has been registered against Sanjay Bhuarya at Daundi police station.

  • Accident happened while dumping soil, painful death of tractor driver

    Accident happened while dumping soil, painful death of tractor driver

    Korba. When the tractor overturned in Hardi Bazar police station area of Korba district, the driver was buried under it, due to which he died. The tractor belonged to the deceased and was engaged in beautification of a pond near the village. The accident occurred while dumping soil. The body was handed over to the relatives after the postmortem on Tuesday.

    According to the information, beautification work is going on in the pond near Chodha-Barhamuda road, where 30-year-old Ramprakash Markam, a resident of Chodha’s dependent village Chhindpani, used to drive a tractor. On Monday he was dumping soil from the tractor. After the work was over, the driver Ramprakash was preparing to go home. The tractor was at a very high speed, due to which it overturned uncontrollably.

    Chandrakant Markam, the elder brother of the deceased, told that Ramprakash has a wife and a 3-year-old son. Hardi Bazar police station reached the spot and got the tractor pulled out of the pond through JCB. After great difficulty, the dead body was taken out from under it. The dead body has been sent for postmortem. Hardi Bazar police station in-charge Mayank Mishra told that the statements of the family members have been taken. Further action is being taken.

  • Goods train caught fire, this incident happened near Bilaspur

    Goods train caught fire, this incident happened near Bilaspur

    quota. A wagon of coal laden goods train going from Chakradharpur to Punjab caught fire. There was a stir due to the fire. Seeing the smoke rising from the wagon of the goods train, the railway personnel lost their senses. After this, on the information of the loco pilot, the goods train was stopped near Kargirod railway station.

    Where the fire personnel managed to control the fire. During this, the OHE (Over Head Electric) line was also closed. The railway track remained obstructed for almost an hour. The goods train has been sent forward after extinguishing the fire in the coach. The incident took place on Bilaspur Pendra railway line.

  • Bilaspur: Gauthan is becoming the basis of prosperity and happiness

    Bilaspur: Gauthan is becoming the basis of prosperity and happiness

    Bilaspur. Chhattisgarh government’s ambitious Godhan Nyaya Yojana is such a decision taken in the interest of cattle rearers, due to which they are getting financial help as well as employment and they are becoming financially strong. Gothans have shown the way for rural women to achieve economic strength by doing more than one work at the same time through the group. The dream of village self-reliance is coming true from the Gothans.

    The farmers and animal herders of the district are now moving forward in the path of prosperity. Gothan is becoming the basis of prosperity and happiness under Suraji Gram Yojana. So far, about 8 thousand cattle herders have earned more than Rs 6.39 crore by selling cow dung. Under the ambitious Suraji Gram Yojana of the government, 336 Gothans have been constructed in the rural areas of district Bilaspur. In which drinking water, fodder, shade etc. have been arranged for basic facilities. In which the work of treatment and vaccination of sick animals is done from time to time by the veterinary department. Out of these 336 Gothans, Godhan Nyay Yojana is being operated in 319 Gothans, in which cow dung is being purchased regularly by the registered cattle rearers at the rate fixed by the government at the rate of two rupees per kg. Since the inception of the scheme, 3 lakh 21 thousand 516 quintal cow dung has been purchased and against the purchase of cow dung, Rs 6 crore 39 lakh 76 thousand has been paid to about 8 thousand cattle herders. So far 76 thousand 530 quintal vermi compost, 16 thousand 503 quintal super compost, 393.40 quintal super compost plus have been produced from the purchased cow dung, out of which 58 thousand 413 quintal vermi compost, 15 thousand 698 quintal super compost, 46.30 This has been sold to Quintal Super Compost Plus. Village Gothan committees have earned Rs 3 crore 50 lakh 19 and self-help groups have earned Rs 2 crore 20 lakh 46 from the sale of the said manure.

  • Trains late, passengers getting upset at Dongargarh station

    Trains late, passengers getting upset at Dongargarh station

    Dongargarh. Railway passengers are facing problems due to the late arrival of trains. In the summer season, the passengers traveling at slow speed of trains are facing a lot of trouble. A similar scene has emerged from Dongargarh in Rajnandgaon district. Let us tell you that Dongargarh city, famous as Dharma Nagari, where the temple of world famous Maa Bamleshwari Devi is located. Along with this, Chandra Giri and Pragya Giri are also famous pilgrimage sites of Jainism and Buddhism.

    Tourists come here from every corner of the country and are troubled by the late trains. Passengers traveling by train have put their problems in front of the media. In this regard, the Dongargarh Railway Station Manager said that due to the work of the railway, the train is running late, which will be rectified in a few days.

  • Ration card holders can give Aadhaar numbers for Aadhaar seeding until June 30

    Ration card holders can give Aadhaar numbers for Aadhaar seeding until June 30

    raipur. The state government has established June 30, 2023, as the final date for registered ration card holders to submit their Aadhaar numbers. To ensure compliance, the Department of Food, Civil Supplies, and Consumer Protection has dispatched a letter containing the necessary guidelines to all collectors across the state.
    According to a letter issued by the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food, and Public Distribution of the Government of India, beneficiaries must submit their information before the deadline in order to receive ration supplies through the public distribution system. Therefore, by following the prescribed procedure, the process of Aadhaar seeding can be successfully accomplished within the given timeframe, encompassing all registered members within the district.

  • Pisciculture emerges as an excellent source of income

    Pisciculture emerges as an excellent source of income

    Jashpur. The District Administration is launching various schemes to benefit the district’s farmers, self-help groups, and people living in remote zones by empowering them economically and providing them with more income opportunities. The Department of Fisheries is also encouraging farmers and self-help groups to take up pisciculture through departmental schemes. Moreover, the department has provided them with patta on rural pond watersheds and dragnets to empower them economically.
    In this regard, the Department of Fisheries has allocated a 10 year Patta on rural pond watershed 0.500 to the Ganga Self-Help Group of Duldula development block’s village Sarhapani in 2019-20. 12 members of the group have undertaken pisciculture. The department has also provided the group with four dragnets and fish seeds at 50% subsidy. The group is producing 1500 kg of Rohu, Catla, and Mrigal Carp per year, and their sale is yielding them a yearly profit of Rs. 2 to 3 lakh. The group has been engaged in pisciculture for the last three years, and now the members of the group are enjoying a comfortable life with their families because of their appreciable income. They have expressed their gratitude to the Chhattisgarh Government and district administration.