Nagpur: The Day-5 of Jalsa 2019 Garba at Chattarpur Farms sparkled with Theme Yellow.
The colour stands for optimism and joy. This warm colour keeps a person cheerful all day. Yellow is dedicated to Godess Skandmata.
At the Jalsa 2019, guests came in yellow attires to enjoy some quality time with their family and friends.
Nagpur: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), in a last minute move, has fielded Jyoti Chandrashekhar Bawankule from Kamptee constituency for State Assembly elections to be held on October 21.
Jyoti Bawankule filed her nomination papers at the office of Deputy Collector who is also the Returning Officer for Kamptee Assembly constituency. Friday, October 4, was the last day for filing nomination papers for the October 21 poll.
Nagpur Rural BJP President Dr Rajiv Potdar and other party leaders and workers accompanied Jyoti Bawankule during filing of nomination. Dr Potdar himself is BJP candidate from Saoner constituency.
Assembly polls: BJP’s Jyoti Bawankule files papers for Kamptee seat
Nagpur: GMVB Nagpur Group celebrated birth anniversaries of Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri in a differet way. The Group organised a Bonsai Training Workshop at Group Member Shweta Atre’s residence in Gokulpeth.
All the members of the Group attended the workshop as a ‘40’ group member. Coach Prabhakar Pal and Anjalitai guided the workshop on how they process bonsai on wad, pipal, bougainvillea and other trees. Shridhar Atre provided information on multiple tank, cascade style and formal upright style, as well as taught how to cut, shape and shape tail.
Shweta Atre and all the GMVB Group promoters and members provided support and celebrated the birth anniversaries with enthusiasm.
GMVB Nagpur Group celebrates birth anniversaries of Mahatma Gandhi, Shastri in a differet way
Nagpur: Responding to call of duty, Coal India Ltd. has rushed four powerful pumps to flood-affected Patna.The pumps have started draining out water from the low lying inundated residential areas of Rajendra Nagar, Saidpur and Pataliputra Colony.
Two pumps with a pumping capacity of 1000 gallons of water per minute and two with a pumping capacity of 5000 gallons of water per minute are helping to recede the water level in the flood-hit Bihar capital which is facing its worst deluge in recent times.
New Delhi/Nagpur: A special court Friday rejected an application of a company, facing prosecution in cases pertaining to alleged irregularities in the allocation of coal blocks, seeking joint trial in two cases filed by the CBI and the ED.
Imposing a cost of Rs 1 lakh on the firm, Special CBI Judge Bharat Parashar dismissed the plea by AMR Iron and Steel Pvt Ltd, whose director Manoj Kumar Jayaswal is also accused in the cases.
The plea said that after the perusal of complaint filed by Enforcement Directorate, it is found that the allegations levelled in the complaint are similar to the one levelled in the charge-sheet filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation.
The plea said that two cases are closely knit and related to each other as common witnesses and common documents have been relied upon in both the cases.
It said that a bare perusal of the complaint filed by the ED shows that the same is based on the CBI case only and thus as both the cases are pending disposal before this Court, so a separate trial in the two cases will cause great prejudice to the accused persons.
The judge, however, said: “I find that the present application is completely devoid of any merits and is clearly an attempt to simply stall and delay the proceedings. I accordingly dismiss the present application with an exemplary cost of Rs 1,00,000 to be deposited by accused/applicant company AMR Iron & Steel Pvt. Ltd with the New Delhi Bar Association towards their library fund”.
The court also noted that order on charge in the CBI case has been passed while on the other hand, arguments on charge are yet to be heard in the case filed by ED and thus the stage of the two cases is different.
In the CBI case, the court in July ordered framing of cheating and other charges against former Rajya Sabha MP and his son ; former coal secretary H C Gupta; Nagpur- based AMR Iron and Steel Pvt Ltd and Jayaswal in the case pertaining to the allocation of Maharashtra”s Bander coal block to the company.
It however had discharged former Minister of State for Coal Santosh Bagrodia and L S Janoti, who was then working as a section officer in the ministry.
Court dismisses plea by AMR Iron & Steel for joint trial of 2 coal cases, slaps cost of Rs 1 lakh
Nagpur: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis filed nominations for the October 21 Assembly polls on Friday, the last day to submit the papers. Devendra Fadnavis, the first BJP chief minister of the state, filed his papers from the Nagpur South-West assembly constituency.
Maharashtra chief minister has, in his affidavits, said that his net worth is close to Rs five crore (including immovable assets worth Rs 3.78 crore, investment in shares worth Rs 1.66 crore, Rs 8.29 lakh bank deposits).
According to the affidavits submitted by him, Devendra Fadnavis is poorer than Shiv Sena youth president and party’s Worli seat candidate Aaditya Thackeray.
Aaditya Thackeray is worth a little over Rs 16 crore, according to an affidavit submitted by him. Aaditya Thackeray has movable assets worth Rs 11.38 crore and immovable assets worth Rs 4.67 crore.
No FIR has been registered against Devendra Fadnavis. However, there are four private complaints against him. The Maharashtra chief minister has mentioned four private complaints out of which three have been filed by Satish Uke, who had also approached to the Supreme Court against him.
CM Devendra Fadnavis minister has mentioned a case against him under the public representation act after the Supreme Court allowed to conduct a trial against him in district court followed by Uke’s complaint.
Devendra Fadnavis’ immovable assets (worth Rs 3.78 crore) has risen from Rs 1.81 crore in 2014. Fadnavis’ office has claimed that the rise is natural because of the hike in real estate prices.
Similarly, his wife Amruta Fadnavis’s immovable asset is Rs 99.3 lakh. It has risen from Rs 42.60 lakh in 2014. In 2014, CM Devendra Fadnavis had Rs 50,000 in cash whereas, in 2019, he has Rs 17,500 in cash.
The Maharashtra chief minister’s bank deposits have risen from Rs 1.19 lakh to Rs 8.29 lakh. On the other hand, Amruta Fadnavis has Rs 12,500 in cash and Rs 3.37 lakh as bank deposits.
Devendra Fadnavis has made better investments in shares. His investments in shares were worth Rs 1.66 crore in 2014 and that has gone up to Rs 2.33 crore.
Devendra Fadnavis poorer than Aditya Thackeray, say affidavits
Nagpur: A 14-year old school-bound boy went missing and may have been kidnapped by unidentified person in Ambazari police jurisdiction on Friday.
The complainant, Suryamani Shyamlal Mishra (47), resident of Plot No. 136, Bajiprabhu Nagar, told Ambazari police that his 14-year old son Prince went to school as usual at 9.30 am on Friday.
However, he did not return home even after school was over. Panicky Suryamani searched Prince frantically at all possible places but in vain.
Ambazari API Kapoor, as per Supreme Court directive that if a minor girl or boy goes missing then the case should be treated that of kidnapping, registered a case under Section 363 of the IPC and launched a search to trace Prince.
Orange City Hospital & Research Institute(OCHRI), a unit of Ravi Nair Hospitals Private Limited(RNHPL) has the privilege of ensuring maximum number of specialists and super specialists under one roof in a private health care Institution of Central India outside any medical colleges. ISO & NABH fully accredited OCHRI is endorsed as the brand ambassador of central Indian health care sector. As a Corporate Social Responsibility, OCHRI regularly organizes CME’s in central India to share knowledge and expertise under the name of “Siddhi” for the benefit of medical brethren of the region.
Recently a CME was convened by Team OCHRI under aegis of Indian Medical Association- Seoni on 21st September 2019 in Seoni, Madhya Pradesh. Scientific Approach to Backache was explained by Dr. Sandeep Wagh- Orthopedician while Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy & its management was explained by Dr. Chaitanya Deshmukh- Urologist. Recent Advances in Cardiological management was elaborated by Dr. Pankaj Raut- Cardiologist and Benefits of Interventional Radiology was highlighted by Dr. Manish Agarwal- Interventional Radiologist.
Dr. Anup Marar-OCHRI Director stated that OCHRI believes in the principle that “in vain have you acquired knowledge if you have not imparted it to others.” Accordingly, OCHRIians as a part of their Siddhhi mission conscientiously share knowledge with doctors serving in peripheries.
Dr. Vidya Nair- RNHPL Director stated that in today’s scenario; teamwork in healthcare is vitally important to patient treatment, care and safety. Specialists and Patients both benefit when varied opinions of colleagues are available under one roof as at OCHRI.
At the outset, Seoni, IMA- President Dr. Sunil Agarwal welcomed all speaker and thanked TEAM OCHRI for this academic undertaking organized for the benefit of Seoni Doctors. Dr. Noorul Ameen-OCHRI Medical Superintendent introduced OCHRIians and conducted the proceedings. Large numbers of Doctors from in and around Seoni attended this CME. Shri. Rajan Thakur and Shri. Rama under guidance of Shri. Sunil Sure worked hard for the success of this venture at Seoni.
Nagpur: Nagpur Ladies Circle-50 has taken up ‘Project Boond’, a National Initiative of Ladies Circle India for providing clean and safe drinking water.
As a part of this initiative Nagpur Ladies Circle-50 has installed Water Purifier at Viveknand School, KT Nagar. Earlier it came to the fore that school children were drinking tap water, consuming impure water, which could have impacted their health. Most of the diseases impacting child’s health are from drinking impure water.
CP Cr. Sumati educated the little ones the importance of pure water. It was a glad conclusion to see kids know about “Aqua guard” after the session.
The kids were also made to laud slogan – drink pure water, stay safe.
NLC-50 also distributed icecream amond the kids.
Nagpur Ladies Circle takes up ‘Project Boond’ to ensure clean water
Nagpur: Sadar police have booked eight office-bearers of a trust for swindling money to the tune of Rs 8.50 lakh. The accused, instead of depositing the amount in bank, indulged in embezzlement.
The accused namely Raghudas Dupare, P K Niranjane, Paramjyoti, L S Sukhare, Kamble, Niranjana Prasad, Premchand Chandusingh Bishap, and Suresh Jacob used to manage affairs of Nagpur Trust Association at its Sadar-based headquarters. The accused were also managing accounts of the Trust. It came to the fore that the accused, instead of depositing Rs 8.50 lakh in Trust’s account in a Jabalpur-based bank, misappropriated the amount and thus defrauded the Trust.
Sadar PSI Bobarde, based on complaint of Anil Bhaskar Sathe (78), resident of Kukde Layout, Ajni, booked the accused under Sections 409, 34 of the IPC and started probe into the matter
Nagpur: “The opposition leaders are afraid of their another defeat, hence they are narrating baseless allegation against the Chief Ministers Devendra Fadnavis,” said Sandeep Joshi, BJP leader here on Saturday at Collector Office.
Watch: Opposition’s allegation on CM are baseless, said Sandeep Joshi
Nagpur: After filing his nomination papers for Nagpur North seat in the State Assembly elections, Congress candidate Dr Nitin Raut came down heavily on BJP Government.
Interacting with media persons, Dr Raut said, “In the last elections, BJP had doled out ‘lucrative’ promises but the government abysmally failed to fulfill them. The BJP Government has failed on all fronts,” he charged and added the government has failed to win trust of people in State.
“Political equations in Lok Sabha and Assembly elections are totally different. Hence both the elections should not be equated on the same line. The expectations people had from BJP Government at State and Centre have been belied. Before coming to power, BJP had promised to do justice with Vidarbha, raised demand for separate Vidarbha, jobs to unemployed youths and many more such promises were made to people. But not a single promise was fulfilled. The government failed to bring industries and companies to the region. Several educational institutions were closed in past five years following flawed government policy,” the Congress nominee from Nagpur North said.
Dr Raut further said that problems of farmers were not solved. In fact, problems of farmers increased manifold during the five year rule of BJP Government, he stated.
Commenting on Mumbai Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam critisising top party leadrers for not giving credence to loyal party leaders in distribution of tickets in Assembly elections and threatening to quit party, Dr Raut said that every leader has right to seek party ticket. Similarly, party high command to has also rights and responsibility to distribute ticket to appropriate candidates. But once the candidature is declared, every one should accept the choice and stay loyal to the party, he said.
BJP Govt failed to win trust of people in State: Dr Nitin Raut
Nagpur: Putting an end to the day long high voltage drama, kicked off by the opposition leaders to oppose the candidature of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, regional Election Commission Officer trashed aside all the allegations levelled against him on Saturday evening.
The opposition leaders have also accused CM of using one year old notary stamp to file nomination form. However, the Election Commission officials upheld CM Fadnavis’s candidature by quashing all the allegations set by opposition.
Besides, opposition party leaders Ashish Deshmukh (Congress), Amol Hadke (AAP) Adv Satish Ukey had questioned the candidature of CM based on the missing details in the nomination form.
EC accepts candidature of CM Fadnavis, trashes Opposition’s allegation
Nagpur: The Nagpur Bench of Bombay High Court in the recent ruling quashed an FIR filed against three members of a family and one other person under Scheduled Caste and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989.
The First Information Report (FIR) was filed on February 5, 2019, at Police Station Tirora, Dist. Gondia, for the offence of punishable under Sections 352, 506, read with Section 34 of the Indian Penal Code and Section 3(1)(r)(s) and Section 3(2) (va) of the Scheduled Caste and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 against the applicants Dwarkaprasad Puranlal Jumhare (65), Kamlabai Dwarkaprasad Jumhare (62), Nirmal Dwarkaprasad Jumhare (41), and Jaysheela Jagdish Meshram (49), all residents of village Sukadi, Tehsil Tirora, District Gondia.
The FIR was filed by complainant Mamta Ramesh Gedam. In her complaint, Mamta has alleged that on 05/08/2018, the applicants quarrelled with ther on account of throwing of garbage and they hurled abuses calling her caste and used casteist words and also tried to beat her. The complainant further stated that she again came to police station on the count that since, the applicants did not gave her 3 foot way of the subject property; therefore, she lodged the aforesaid FIR against the applicants/accused 1 to 4.
During the hearing, the applicants – Jumhare family and Jaysheela Meshram submitted that the aforesaid FIR is false and frivolous and it has been filed with a vindictive attitude in order to take revenge against them and to harass them by implicating in a false case. It is further submitted that one Kamlabai Waindeshkar was willing to sale the land in question to the complainant, as the complainant has purchased half portion of land of Kamlabai Waindeshkar. But as the complainant’s husband sought time to execute and register sale deed of the remaining land in question and to pay money for the said land, therefore Kamlabai Waindeshkar executed and registered sale deed of the remaining land in question in favour of the applicant Kamlabai Jumhare as she was ready to purchase the said land and also ready to pay entire sale consideration amount to Kamlabai Waindeshkar. That due to which, the complainant and her husband got annoyed with the applicants, as they wanted to purchase the entire land of Kamlabai.
The Division Bench of Justice Z A Haq and Justice Pushpa V Ganediwala, while quashing the FIR said that they have perused the FIR. It is pertinent to note that in spite of order of this court to the prosecution that chargesheet should not be filed, the prosecution has filed the chargesheet. By the order dated 05/09/2019, explanation came to be called and today, the learned APP has filed additional affidavit on record giving the explanation. We accept the explanation as recorded in the affidavit.
The Judges further said that allegations against the applicants are that during dispute between the applicants and the non-applicant, applicants uttered words “Maharin Dhedin” which are nothing but abuse on the caste of the non-applicant No. 2. On perusal of the entire charge-sheet, we do not find any material except the statements of two chance witnesses – Hemral Hiralal Bawanthade and Hemraj Jayram Shende, and the statement of husband of the informant. The chance witnesses state that while they were passing through the road in front of house of informant, she was washing utensils in her house and that time, the witnesses overheard the abuses on her caste.
Apart from these witnesses, there is no material on record to support the case as alleged in the F.I.R. Both the statements appear to be copy paste statements and the statements were recorded on 09/02/2019 and 15/02/2019 respectively for the alleged incident of 05/08/2018. In this view of the matter, we are of the considered view that allowing the criminal proceedings to continue against the applicants would be an abuse of process of law.
For want of prima facie case against the applicants in the alleged crime and as per the ratio of the Apex Court in the case of Narinder Singh and others vs. State of Punjab and another, reported in (2014) 6 SCC 466, we are inclined to quash the FIR and chargesheet against the applicants.
Adv A.R. Prasad represented the applicants and Adv M.K. Pathan appeared for the non-applicant/State.
HC quashes FIR filed against 3 members of family under SC/ST Act
Nagpur: Round Table 83 celebrated their 800th meet at Tuli Imperial on September 29 with the theme “Bikers and Babes.”
To mark the event, all the tablers were in sporty look wearing heavy weighted gear Motor Jackets and their Babes were also spotted in Leather Jacket and long boots which gave perfect justice to the theme.
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Tablers had official conversation with their colleagues. They also enjoyed live music by city’s known artist Daryl Grant and followed by mouth-watering stuff.
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Round Table 83 celebrates 800th meet with theme “Bikers and Babes”
Nagpur: An unidentified man was stoned and stabbed to death and his body was dumped in a farm in New Kamptee area on Wednesday afternoon. Some accused, who have also not been identified, murdered the man and disposed of his body with the intention of destroying evidence. Cops have launched investigation to establish identity of the deceased as well as the accused killers.
According to New Kamptee police, body of the unidentified man was found thrown into farm of Raju Munnaji Khade at Ghorpad around 3.15 pm on Wednesday. The man was stoned and stabbed to death by unidentified persons somewhere else and body dumped in the farm with the motive of destroying evidence. On being informed, a team of cops reached the spot and sent the body for post-mortem.
New Kamptee Assistant PSI Shirsath, based on a complaint lodged by NPC Atul Baliram Rathod, has registered a case under Sections 302, 201 against the unidentified accused. A probe has been launched to establish identity of the deceased as well as accused killers.
Nagpur: Round Table 83 celebrated their 800th meet at Tuli Imperial on September 29 with the theme “Bikers and Babes.”
To mark the event, all the tablers were in sporty look wearing heavy weighted gear Motor Jackets and their Babes were also spotted in Leather Jacket and long boots which gave perfect justice to the theme.
Tablers had official conversation with their colleagues. They also enjoyed live music by city’s known artist Daryl Grant and followed by mouth-watering stuff.
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Round Table 83 celebrates 800th meet with theme “Bikers and Babes”
Nagpur: Putting an end to the day long high voltage drama, kicked off by the opposition leaders to oppose the candidature of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, regional Election Commission Officer trashed aside all the allegations levelled against him on Saturday evening.
The opposition leaders have also accused CM of using one year old notary stamp to file nomination form. However, the Election Commission officials upheld CM Fadnavis’s candidature by quashing all the allegations set by opposition.
Besides, opposition party leaders Ashish Deshmukh (Congress), Amol Hadke (AAP) Adv Satish Ukey had questioned the candidature of CM based on the missing details in the nomination form.
EC accepts candidature of CM Fadnavis, trashes Opposition’s allegation
Nagpur: Congress candidates Vikas Thakre, Girish Pandav, and Bunty Shelke on Thursday filed their nomination papers for Nagpur West, Nagpur South and Nagpur Central constituencies respectively for Assembly elections.
Vikas Thakre has been pitted against BJP’s Sudhakar Deshmukh in Nagpur West while Girish Pandav will take on Mohan Mate of BJP in Nagpur South. Bunty Shelke will fight BJP’s Vikas Kumbhare in Nagpur Central constituency in the State Assembly polls slated to be held on October 21.
The three Congress candidates reached the Collectorate in a procession accompanied by large number of supporters.
Cong’s Vikas Thakre, Girish Pandav, Bunty Shelke file papers for Nagpur West, South, Central seats
Nagpur : Three lakh bottles of ‘Mysore ink’ are being distributed to collectors in Maharashtra to put ink on the left-hand margin (pointer finger of the left hand) of voters for the assembly elections.
Applying this ink on the day of voting, its moisture disappears within 15 seconds. So no matter how hard people try, it doesn’t wipe out. This ink is made at Mysore Paints and Varnish Limited Company in Mysore. The company is operating under the Karnataka government and the Election Commission of India has given the only contract to supply ink for the election. Therefore, this ink is known as ‘Mysore ink’.
There will be 96, 661 polling booths in 288 constituencies for the 2019 assembly elections. Work is on to deliver the bottles of Mysore ink to all these centers.
Non-wiping ink is placed on the left margin of the voter before the vote. Then his signature or thumb is taken before voting. Polling officers inspect ink on the left margin of the voter. A person who refuses to check the left finger can be disqualified for voting. If a voter does not have pointer finger of the left hand then ink can apply on any finger on the person’s left hand.
More than 3 lakhs bottles of Mysore ink for Assembly elections
