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  • New year installment released in MLA fund; Chief Minister said, now not the last installment of the last financial year

    New year installment released in MLA fund; Chief Minister said, now not the last installment of the last financial year

    Shimlal: As per his promise made in the budget speech, Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu has released the first installment of the new financial year for the MLA’s Area Development Fund. However, on Thursday, the last day of the budget session, he said in the Vidhan Sabha that due to some financial problems, last year’s installment of the MLA fund is being stopped. It will not be available now. The present state government has released the first installment of more than Rs 82 crore to speed up the developmental works in the state. In this, Rs 34.29 crore has been allocated under MLA Local Area Development Fund, Rs 12.37 crore under Jan Sahyog Program in Development, Rs 2.20 crore under Mukhya Mantri Gram Path Yojana and Rs 26.19 crore under regional decentralized scheme for 10 districts of the state.

    In addition, the tribal areas of Kinnaur, Lahaul-Spiti, Pangi and Bharmour have been provided an additional Rs 5.62 crore under the MLA Development Fund and an additional Rs 2.07 crore under the Jan Sahyog Program in Development. The state government releases funds for development activities under these schemes in four quarters, which are spent in consultation with the local MLA of the assembly constituency.

    Fund will be 2.10 crores

    Chief Minister Sukhwinder Vikhu has announced to increase the MLA Local Area Development Fund to Rs 2.10 crore in the budget of the year 2023-24 and accordingly the first installment has been released. The discretionary fund of MLAs has also been increased in the budget to 13 lakhs and based on the suggestions received from the MLAs, the state government will issue new guidelines for MLA priority schemes.

  • Liquor business was going on in grocery store in Nirmand, police caught 173 bottles

    Liquor business was going on in grocery store in Nirmand, police caught 173 bottles

    Rampur Bushahr. The team of Police Station Bro of Nirmand area has seized a cache of illegal liquor. During patrolling, the police team found 173 bottles of country, English and beer in the first floor verandah of 56-year-old Baldev Singh’s grocery shop and residential house in Brau.

    The police have started action against Baldev by registering a case in the police station Brown.

  • Una News: Flood of reverence is overflowing in Pirnigah of Una, devotees arriving from country and abroad

    Una News: Flood of reverence is overflowing in Pirnigah of Una, devotees arriving from country and abroad

    Una. In the famous religious place of North India, Pirnigah, a lot of people of faith and faith are gathering these days. In the month of Chaitra, a large number of devotees, not only from the country but also from abroad, reach the Pirnigah temple and pay obeisance at the dargah of Pandit Nigaiyan located in the temple and receive the blessings of Lakhdata Pir.

    For this fair of Chaitra month, the temple premises were decorated like a bride with colorful flowers and lights. In view of the influx of devotees, concrete arrangements have been made by the Peernigah Temple Committee for the basic facilities and security of the devotees.

  • Union Minister Anurag Thakur inspected the work of Kiratpur-Nerchowk fourlane; Said, will be inaugurated in May

    Union Minister Anurag Thakur inspected the work of Kiratpur-Nerchowk fourlane; Said, will be inaugurated in May

    Swarghat. Union Minister and Member of Parliament of Hamirpur parliamentary constituency Anurag Thakur visited the Kiratpur-Nerchowk four-lane. He said that this historic four-lane would be inaugurated in the month of May. In the first and biggest tunnel scissor turn of this forelane, he went inside the tunnel and took stock of the works from the officials.

    Anurag Thakur told that with the construction of this forelane, there will be a reduction of 33 kilometers, which will save time and money of the people. Along with this, tourism will also get a boost from this forelane passing by the banks of Gobind Sagar lake. Anurag Thakur said that people of every class will be benefited by the construction of this four-lane.

  • Ahmedabad: 6 accused caught doing business of stock market without license, 2 absconding

    Ahmedabad: 6 accused caught doing business of stock market without license, 2 absconding

    Nowadays people do different types of illegal business by adopting shortcuts. In which cricket betting, share market bins, lottery, online games or any other method, you want to become a millionaire soon. One such case has come to the fore today from SG Highway in Ahmedabad city.

    crime branch team raided the city

    Based on the information received from the informer, the crime branch team raided the city, in which an office on SG Highway was found to be trading illegally in the stock market without a license. In which the police arrested 6 accused and recovered 18 mobile phones and Rs 29 thousand eight hundred ten in cash and other equipment along with a total of Rs 1 lakh 58 thousand 310.

    No license was found with the accused

    On the basis of secret information, the team of City Crime Branch raided the premises named Moneyplant Hub located on SG Highway and arrested 6 accused. These include Nitin Patel, Maulik Patel, Manish Rajput, Ajay Chaurasia, Vikram Barot and Bharat Bhatt. While Himanshu and Bhadresh Patel are wanted. Police interrogation revealed that these people had not taken any kind of license from the stock exchange. These accused used to work in the stock market illegally and caused financial loss to the Government of India. Since violating SEBI rules is a crime, the police have filed a complaint and are investigating further.

  • Rajasthan: Government bans hoisting of religious flags in Udaipur for next two months

    Rajasthan: Government bans hoisting of religious flags in Udaipur for next two months

    The Rajasthan government has issued an order not to allow hoisting of flags of religious identity in any public place or school in Udaipur for the next two months. Issuing this order, District Collector Tarachand Meena said that disciplinary action will be taken against those who violate the rules.

    Decision taken in view of Dhirendra Shastri’s public meeting?

    If sources are to be believed, this decision has been taken after five youths were arrested for hoisting the saffron flag at Kumbhalgarh Fort during a meeting addressed by Dhirendra Shastri. Although these youths have been released later, the administration has issued an order saying that flags with religious symbols will not be allowed in public places during religious processions and those who disobey these orders will be punished according to legal provisions. will be dealt with strictly. The order states that there is a possibility that law and order may deteriorate if these flags are hoisted in public places.

    Latest example of Congress government’s appeasement policy in Rajasthan: BJP

    Meena said that this order has nothing to do with Shastri and he had planned to issue it before coming to Udaipur. Meanwhile, Udaipur MP (BJP) Diya Kumari termed the order as an attempt to violate the right of common people to religious freedom in the name of law and order. He said, “This order of the Udaipur administration against the religious flag is the latest example of the appeasement policy of the Congress government in Rajasthan. It is an attempt to violate the right of common people to religious freedom in the name of law and order.” Furthermore, the local people said, “It is the time of celebration when people celebrate Ram Navami and Hanuman Jayanti with full enthusiasm. This is a violation of their right to celebrate festivals.” Taking cognizance of the statements and considering them to be inflammatory, an FIR was registered against them.

  • Gujarat: Three people including a college principal arrested for leaking B.Com exam question paper on social media

    Gujarat: Three people including a college principal arrested for leaking B.Com exam question paper on social media

    The Gujarat Police has arrested three people in connection with the B.Com question paper being leaked on social media hours before the commencement of the examination. The names of the three people arrested are Amit Galani, Ajay Ladumore and Vivek Makwana. Galani is the principal in-charge of GL Kakadia College of Commerce and Management, while Ladumore and Makwana are students of the college.

    These sections imposed on the accused

    The arrests were made after a complaint was lodged by Kaushik Bhatt, Registrar, Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University, and sections 406, 409, 120B, 114, and 34 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and section 72 of the Information Technology Act were registered against the accused. And an FIR was registered under 72A. The accused have been charged with several offenses including criminal conspiracy and breach of confidentiality.

    Learn about the case in detail

    According to the probe into the matter, hours before the commencement of the examination, Galani tore a packet of question papers and clicked photographs of the questions with his mobile phone. He then handed over his phone to Srishti Borda, a B.Com student, who asked Vivek Makwana to click photos of the question papers from Galani’s phone. Borda wanted to send a copy of the question paper to her friend Ladumore. The paper started circulating on social media after Makwana shared pictures of the question paper clicked from the principal’s phone with his friends. The arrests were made after the accused tested negative for COVID-19. Now he will be produced before the magistrate.

  • 4 Children Become Critically Ill After Consuming Pesticide In Odisha’s Bhadrak

    4 Children Become Critically Ill After Consuming Pesticide In Odisha’s Bhadrak

     Four children became critically ill after consuming pesticide in a farm field in Odisha’s Bhadrak district on Thursday.

    According to sources, the incident occurred while the four children in the age group of one and a half years to 3 years were playing in a farmland in Jhinkiria village under Tihidi block of the district in the morning. They came across a pesticide bottle lying there and all of them drank from the bottle.

    After some time, some villagers found them lying unconscious in the field and informed their parents. Two of the children are brother and sister.

    The villagers rushed the unconscious children to government hospital at Tihidi. Later, they were shifted to the district headquarters hospital (DHH) at Bhadrak.

    The doctors of the DHH said the children were still unconscious and under observation. If their condition does not improve, they would be referred to SCB Medical College and Hospital at Cuttack, they added.

  • Odisha Govt Replaces Jharsuguda Collector Ahead Of Byelection To Assembly Seat

    Odisha Govt Replaces Jharsuguda Collector Ahead Of Byelection To Assembly Seat

    Bhubaneswar: One month ahead of the byelection to Jharsuguda Assembly constituency in Odisha, the state government has effected a change in the district collector.

    A notification, issued by the General Administration and Public Grievances department on Thursday, stated that Subarnapur district collector Aboli Sunil Naravane has been appointed as Jharsuguda collector.

    “In exercise of the powers conferred under Section 20 (1) of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 (Act II of 1974), the state government hereby appoints Aboli Sunil Naravane as the District Magistrate of Jharsuguda,” the notification stated.

    Naravane, a 2015 batch IAS officer, will replace present Jharsuguda collector Saroj Samal.

    It may be noted that the byelection to Jharsuguda Assembly seat will be held on May 10. The bypoll was necessitated following the murder of its BJD MLA and Health minister Naba Kishore Das on January 29.

  • Gang of women pickpockets active in Delhi Metro busted, three arrested

    Gang of women pickpockets active in Delhi Metro busted, three arrested

    New Delhi (IANS) | Police on Thursday busted a gang of three women who were involved in pickpocketing in the Delhi Metro. The accused have been identified as Gayathri (26), Anita (40) and Savita (35). All three are residents of Faridpuri in Anand Parbat area of central Delhi.

    Police said that 60-year-old P. Jaya Bhagya Lakshmi, a resident of Bengaluru, lodged a complaint on April 1 that someone stole her purse in the metro running between Karol Bagh to Rajeev Chowk. The purse contained gold ornaments and house keys.

    During the investigation, CCTV footage from Karol Bagh to Rajiv Chowk metro station was thoroughly examined, said Jitendra Mani, Deputy Commissioner of Metro Police. CCTV footage installed inside the train was also scanned. On analysis, the movements of three female passengers were found suspicious.

    The team immediately swung into action and the three were nabbed within 24 hours, he said.

    During interrogation, the accused women accepted their crime. A stolen purse was also recovered from his house which had gold chain, ring and gold studs and key of the victim’s house.

    The Deputy Commissioner of Police said that this gang used to wash their hands in metro trains, crowded buses and trains.

    They used to surround the one who was to be hunted, he said. Then by diverting his attention, she used to steal valuables. The stolen goods were distributed among all. This is how he used to live.

    –IANS