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  • Life of 21 families passing in darkness, know about this village

    Life of 21 families passing in darkness, know about this village

    Dhamtari. Even today the lantern era has not ended in Barpadar village. Electricity is like a story for the people here. The distance of this village from Dhamtari district headquarter is 150 kms. This is a dependent village of Belarbahra. 21 families live in this village. But till date no road has been built in this village, there is no electricity and no health system. Even today one has to cross the forested roads to reach this village.

    The people of the village are still living in the lantern era. There are problems like electricity and roads. But there is also a lack of bridges and culverts to reach this village. There is a school to say in the village, but for the last 4 years the lock is hanging in the building. Villagers have to walk miles to get drinking water. On the one hand, the government is opening new kindergartens. But till date this facility has not reached this village. Pregnant women living in this village without anganwadi have to wander even for nutritious food. On the other hand, if someone falls ill in these circumstances, then believe that taking him to the hospital is like breaking a mountain.

  • International Day Against Drug Abuse on 26 June

    International Day Against Drug Abuse on 26 June

    Dhamtari. Effective control over the tendency to take drugs and a positive environment has to be created in favor of de-addiction in the society. Deputy Director Social Welfare said that a program will be organized in this regard on June 26 in Navagaon (Kandel) of District Panchayat Dhamtari. In this, departmental artists, Bharatmata Vahini, Rajiv Yuva Mitan Club and other private institutions will organize drug prohibition based Rangoli, painting, awareness rally, film screening, drama and cultural programs.

  • Tomorrow there will be bumper recruitment in placement camp, 46 posts will be filled

    Tomorrow there will be bumper recruitment in placement camp, 46 posts will be filled

    Dhamtari. On the instructions of Collector Rituraj Raghuvanshi, to provide employment to the youth of the district, a placement camp was organized by the District Employment and Self-Employment Guidance Center on June 23 from 11 am to 4 pm, Room No. 45 of the District Employment Office located at Composite Bhavan, near the district office. Will be done in

    Giving information in this regard, the Deputy Director, District Employment and Self-Employment Guidance Center said that in this camp, the employer The Gyan Rashmi Group of School Kanker will conduct interviews for recruitment to a total of 46 posts. He has asked interested applicants to attend the placement camp on the due date with educational, technical, qualification certificates, residence, caste, employment office registration and 2 passport photos.

  • Innocent was lost during the crowd, police reunited with parents

    Innocent was lost during the crowd, police reunited with parents

    Dhamtari. Strict instructions have been given by Superintendent of Police Prashant Thakur regarding the safety and awareness of women and children. On which, under the guidance of Additional Superintendent of Police Megha Tembhurkar Sahu, DSP. Neha Rao Pawar and Shakti team were continuously monitoring the safety of children and women during the Rath Yatra.

    In this sequence, the Shakti team reunited the innocent child who had been separated on the day of the Rath Yatra with his parents. Harvansh Sahu’s 1-year-old innocent child from Dani Tola ward under Kotwali police station was left near Bilai Mata Gaushala ground during the crowd of Kunal Sahu Rath Yatra. The same Shakti team saw the innocent child crying, then the Shakti team took him by the women police and reached the police post Bilai Mata, where they started searching for the relatives of the missing child. Meanwhile, the child’s mother reached the post crying where she found her son Kunal at the post. Seeing whom she cried in happiness. Where the missing child Kunal Sahu was handed over safely to his mother and father. Kunal’s mother was overjoyed after getting a son. Worried about the child, the relatives expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the Dhamtari police for getting their son safe and sound.

  • Supervisor accused of harassing, complaint to collector

    Supervisor accused of harassing, complaint to collector

    Dhamtari. Anganwadi workers and helpers of Demar sector of Chhattisgarh district have united against the supervisor. Anganwadi worker-helpers are accusing the supervisor of harassing them financially, socially and mentally. Action has also been demanded from the Collector, while the Anganwadi workers-helpers are talking about going on strike if no action is taken.

    Anganwadi workers say that they are being ill-treated by the supervisor. Anganwadi worker and Sahayika Manch said that the supervisor demands money in the name of not inspecting the Anganwadi. On the other hand, for non-payment of money, repeated inspection of Anganwadi is harassed by them and notices are handed over for small things. Along with this, Anganwadi workers and helpers are not given leave even for a day. The Women and Child Development Department says that a complaint has been received against the supervisor. Action will be taken against them after the investigation report comes.

  • Traffic in-charge took action on 40 school buses found defective

    Traffic in-charge took action on 40 school buses found defective

    Dhamtari. On the instructions of Superintendent of Police Prashant Thakur, under the guidance of Deputy Superintendent of Police, Traffic, Mani Shankar Chandra, under the leadership of traffic in-charge Satyakala Ramteke, the team of Police, Transport and Health Department, under the leadership of traffic in-charge Satyakala Ramteke, signed lease contracts in educational institutions and institutions by the team of Police, Transport and Health Department. School bus checking was done by the Ministry of Fitness, Permit, Insurance, Pollution and Transport Department of the buses operating under the Motor Vehicles Act 1988 Rule 76 “B” on the points of school bus license conditions in the premises of the new transport office located at Nagri Road Bhoyna .

    In which the district’s St. Xavier’s School, Vidyakunj Loharsi School, Sarvodaya School Model. School, Vidyakanj Memorial School, Samadhan Vidyalaya Mandraud, K.C.P.S School Kurud, DPS School Dhamtari, Mennonite School Dhamtari, a total of 58 school buses were inspected, in which 40 school vehicles were fitted with fitness, GPS, speed governor. 72,500/- was recovered by taking challan action on the said vehicles under the Motor Vehicles Act, due to camera, light, indicator, and maintenance not being correct and instructions were given to submit the certificate within a week by rectifying the defects.

    During school bus inspection, eye and health training of 46 vehicle drivers was done by the health department team, in which 04 vehicle drivers were advised to wear spectacles due to weak eyesight. The drivers were informed about the traffic rules by organizing a traffic training workshop for the drivers present in the inspection camp. In the said inspection investigation, Mr. Ramakrishna Sahu, Suresh Netam, Pr. Kamalkishore Sahu, R. Moh. Sainik Dogesh Sahu, Assistant Eye Officer Shri P.N. Sahu B.K.Shukla, Indrajit Sahu be present.

  • Forest department took action in case of illegal hunting of chital

    Forest department took action in case of illegal hunting of chital

    Dhamtari. Taking action in the case of illegal hunting of wild animal chital, the forest department has sent 10 accused to jail. Arrows and bows have been recovered from the possession of the accused. The matter pertains to village Kantakuriardih area under forest range Kerengaon. According to the information, the villagers hunted Chital who reached near the school premises of Kantakuriardih while wandering through the forest. After getting information about the case, Bharat Lal Verma and his team, under the guidance of Dhamtari DFO Mayank Pandey and under the direction of Dhamtari SDO TR Verma, under the leadership of Circle Officer Kerengaon, issued a search warrant and arrested 10 accused for poaching chital. sent to jail.

    Among the arrested accused, the accused were Johar Singh vld Nandlal Kamar (33 years), Bhuvan vld Chamra Kamar (35 years), Birender vld Nandlal Kamar (24 years), Puranik vld Shyamlal Kamar (28 years), Maniram vld Nohru Ram Kumar (25 years) years), Radhe Lal vld Panchu Ram Kamar (18 years), Chait Ram vld Rati Ram Kamar (30 years), Anand vld Banarasi Lal Kamar (19 years), Kishan vld Shivlal Kamar (25 years) and Durgesh vld Punrad Kamar (19 years) Years) All the residents of village Barabandha (Bagbuda Para) are included. Action was taken against the accused under sections 9 and 50 and 51, 52 of POR number 1487/13 Wildlife Protection Act 1972. 3 bows and 4 arrows were seized from the accused.

  • There is darkness in life, this person is an expert in improving electricity

    There is darkness in life, this person is an expert in improving electricity

    Dhamtari. If there is courage and passion to do something, then no work is impossible for a human being in the world, which he cannot do. Blind Dhanesh Vishwakarma did the same feat, who did not give up on life even after not having both eyes. Divyang Dhanesh repairs electronic equipments including TV, fan, cooler with great skill, seeing which everyone clamps his finger under his teeth. With the help of this work, unmarried Dhanesh is searching for light in the life of loneliness by removing the darkness spread in his life.

    Actually, we are talking about 45-year-old Dhanesh Vishwakarma, living in village Joratarai of Kurud development block of Dhamtari district, who despite being visually impaired in both eyes, repairs electrical appliances quickly. Even after not having both eyes, there is not an iota of despair on his face. Dhanesh Vishwakarma told that as soon as he came into the world, there was darkness in his life, in which light has not been found till date. Dhanes’s parents also got a lot of treatment done, but nothing was achieved, but due to lack and poverty, three and a half acres of land was also sold. At the age of 13-14, even the shadow of his parents was snatched from his head. Brother and sister were living like this, while on the other hand, when she was eligible for marriage, the sister was married with the help of the people of the village and society.

    Dhanesh said that at the age of just 15, he held a screwdriver in his hands, which first tried to make electrical equipment, button holder in the board, wiring and gradually with experience the courage also increased, for which people called him his father. They started calling for repairing the damaged electrical equipment of the houses. Significantly, the courage of visually impaired Dhanesh has to be appreciated that he also makes TV, fan and cooler, which he does not feel afraid while repairing.

  • Action taken on driving without seat belt, challan of 232 drivers

    Action taken on driving without seat belt, challan of 232 drivers

    Dhamtari. It has been directed by Superintendent of Police Prashant Thakur to reduce road accidents happening in the city and promote road safety along with creating awareness about traffic rules among drivers and people. On instructions, under the leadership of Deputy Superintendent of Police (Traffic) Manishankar Chandra, traffic in-charge Satyakala Ramteke’s traffic stop, by running a special campaign, action was taken against 232 drivers who did not follow the traffic rules. Also, by telling about the advantages and disadvantages of wearing seat belts, the drivers who drive without seat belts were told that wearing seat belts will avoid falling out of the vehicle, essential parts of the body will remain safe and airbags installed in the vehicle in case of an accident. Will open and if the accident happens due to not wearing the seat belt, it is being told about not getting the insurance, as well as action is being taken. Along with this, the drivers are being told to follow the traffic rules at the square intersections. Action has been taken against those who chant wrong side signals, those who park vehicles at no parking, vehicles carrying passengers in Malayan, this action will continue continuously.

  • Fraud was being done in the sand mine by printing fake royalty book, one arrested

    Fraud was being done in the sand mine by printing fake royalty book, one arrested

    Dhamtari. Magarlod police has arrested an accused in the cheating case. According to the information, Mineral Inspector’s Office Collector Mineral Branch District Dhamtari submitted a written investigation report and filed a report that Jitendra Mandal, the lease holder of village Sargi Police Station Magarlod and his employees Ram Tandi, Sachin Jadhav, Rajkishore Singh in favor of Shalini Singh in village Borsi. Approval issued for temporary storage of sand by printing fake royalty book of conveyance pass simple no. 1551395 and 1551396, Sargi sand mine lease holder Jitendra Kumar Mandal and his employees Rag Tandi, Sachin Jadhav, Rajkishore Singh by illegally selling and cheating from Sargi sand mine Selling tax has been found that the offense was established on the report and taken into consideration.

    The Superintendent of Police Prashant Thakur had given instructions for quick action. On which SDOP under the guidance of Additional Superintendent of Police Megha Tembhurkar Sahu. The statements of the applicant and the witnesses have been recorded during the deliberations by the police station in-charge Magarlod under the leadership of Kurud Krishna Kumar Patel. Interrogating the accused in custody but not committing crime and seizing fake royalty pass and seal in the sand mine of the accused, Sargi sand mine was searched. It was found to hide fake royalty pass and seal for the purpose, which was found to be commission of crime section 201 of Bhadvi 0, the said section was added in the case.

    In the case, on observation of the statement of the applicant witnesses and the sale register of Sargi sand mine dated 14.03.2022, the accused persons sold sand from raw royalty (k) to BKT Company’s vehicle number CG 09 AT 7393 and fake royalty pass. Fraud by causing financial loss to the government by supplying serial number 1551395, on receipt of evidence of crime, police station Magarlod’s crime number – 107/22, registered crime under section 420,201,34 IPC and duly arrested the accused on 29.05.2023 and other accused in the case Sevak Ram Tandi, Sachin Jadhav, Rajkishore Singh have already been granted bail as per the orders of the High Court.

    Name of the accused – Jitendra Kumar Mandal Father Arun Kumar Mandal Age 38 Years Resident Kohka Shanti Nagar Sadak No. 09 Near Ganesh Saraswati Temple Police Station Supela Bhilai District Durg (Chhattisgarh)