Nagpur: Nagpur district in Maharashtra on Wednesday recorded 66 new coronavirus positive cases, taking the total count to 2,571, a district official said. The overall death toll stood at 40, including 25 fatalities in Nagpur city and 15 outside the city limits, he said.
The number of the recovered patients stood at 1,620.
Nagpur: The result of Cbse 10 was declared on Wednesday 17 July. This time too, girls have outscored Boys. In City, Ojas Khamele, studying in the Bhavans of Trimurti Nagar in Nagpur, topped Nagpur city with 99.4%. Adya Pandey of Modern School, Koradi Road, has got 99.2% marks and got second place.
Along with this, Vinil Mokhade, who studies in Bhavans of Trimurti Nagar at number three, has secured the third position by securing 99% marks.
Talking about his success, Topher Ojas told Nagpur Today that he had expected 95%, but not 99%. Ojas says that he used to play sports along with studies. He used to study for 2 hours daily. He told me that his father is a software engineer and now he has to prepare for JEE.
CBSE 10th RESULTS: Ojas Khamele of Bhavan’s is Nagpur Topper
Sa Re Ga Ma Cultural Group Nagpur , has arranged Webinar of Dr. Sadhana Shiledar , Renowned Music Academician and Associate Professor , Department of Music , of Vasantrao Naik Govt Institute of Arts and Social Sciences , Nagpur for musicians , Students on topic “ Impact of Covid 19 on academics and Musical World ” Live on Zoom platform. Dr. Sadhana Shiledar a renowned Music teacher of city was key note speaker for webinar.
Majority of people from cultural field, students was on line for the webinar. At the beginning organizer Dr. Sanjay Uttarwar , Director of Sa Re Ga Ma Cultural Group introduce Speaker and welcome all on line participants.
Webinar starts with the present condition of cultural activities of Nagpur. Speaker share present status of musicians, students with gathering. She gave brief idea about students expectations and cultural scenario of Nagpur in academic circle.
While explaining about Music and its Practice ( Sadhana ) she says that hard work , patience and faith within guru are the key parameters to achieve excellence in this field. There is no shortcut in this field. Now a days , students wants every thing instant but music cant be learned instantly. A total Devotion , Riyaz are necessary on daily basis. She share her own experiences that how hrd work she has done in her students phase and still doing it for betterment of students. She appeal to participants , not to get dishearten by difficulties. Try to find opportunity in that difficulty and march ahead. She renders a piece of song during her lucid delivery.
Very nicely she explain audience about role of music in peace of mind and healthy life. Because of Lock Down colleges are closed and she cant teach students in regular class room style. To teach singing on social media is a difficult task. There is uncertainty about time period of Lock down and its extension but students should focus on their goal. Covid 19 has taught us effective use of Online avenues .And people starts exploring it from their end. She further quotes that no one can make you classical singer , unless you yourself is convinced for it. She further quotes that one must be optimistic toward life and should think positive for his her future.
She quotes various live examples to support her saying that how individually each one can find peace and satisfaction in life by singing. She further appeal to musicians to learn new things daily which will keep them away from depression. Dr. Sadhana Shiledar is recipient of Surmani Award and Nataycharya Kaksaheb Khadilkar award. She is High graded artist of All India Radio and has performed in various concerts. She has done PhD in music from RTMNU Nagpur. She is disciple of Dr. Vivek Ghalsasi, Pndt Manohar Kaslikar, Pndt Chandrashekhar Rele and Arti Anjali Tikekar.
Organiser Dr. Sanjay Uttarwar in his concluding remarks says that , Coming days are more critical. Students should acquire expertise in using online sources to get knowledge. Being a Principal of Engineering College , he rightly explain the mind set of todays students towards learning. No of students who are serious about career is less. Todays majority of students are wasting their valuable time in social media. What they should not do.
Later on Question and answer session takes place where speaker gave answers to the questions asked by Shreya Puranik, , Mr. Prashant Sahare, Mr. Bopche, Sanjay Gawai , Mrs. Harshali Kherche, Vijay Puranik and others.
Dr. Varsha Uttarwar express her gratitude towards all on line guests and propose Vote of Thanks.
Darsh Sharad Agrawal of Centre Point School, Katol Road scoring 95.8% in 10th Board Exam, 100 on 100 in Mathematics standard 99 out of 100 in Sanskrit
Success doesn’t come easily. In order to achieve success, one needs strength of mind & body, perseverance & the right attitude.
I am thankful to my teachers for always being so helpful.
I’m fortunate to have a supportive family who have always encouraged me & stood by my side.
I want to pursue Architecture in future & believe that with hard work I can reach new heights.
Nagpur: Two persons were seriously injured when a speeding car hit a Tata Ace vehicle near Saoner on Tuesday. The injured persons are identified as Chandrakanta SureshWandhe and Suresh Mahadeorao Wandhe, both residents of Multai.
According to police, Chandrakant and Suresh were going to Saoner from Heti village in the Tata Ace vehicle.
A car came from another side in great speed and hit theTata Ace. Chandrakant and Suresh sustained grievous injuries in the mishap.
They were admitted to a nearby hospital and their condition is reportedly critical. Saoner police have registered the case under Sections 279, 337, 338 and 184 of Indian Penal Code.
Nagpur: A 45-YEAR-old farmer died after lightning struck him at Kalandri Borgaon village in Umred Police Station area on Tuesday evening.
The deceased was identified as Tulshiram Bapurao Kohpare, a resident of Kalandri Borgaon village.
He had gone to the farm to bring the cows in when lightning struck him, police said. On the basis of complaint given by Pramod Bapurao Kohpare (42), a resident of Kalandri, Borgaon village, a case of accidental death was registered by Umred Police.
Further investigation is on.
Sejal Entertainment Nagpur has organized ” Maze Maher Pandhari “ A Online Musical Concert of Melodious Bhakti Geet on FB “ It was a program by Sejal Entertainment on the back drop of Ashadhi Ekadashi in Lock down period. Sanjay Borkar and Sejal Borkar are the new sensation on the musical world of Nagpur. Sanjay Borkar is a versatile singer who perform songs of various singers with perfection. Show was attended by majority of viewers from Maharashtra and around the globe . On heavy demand from music lovers of Nagpur, , Mr. Sanjay Borkar has planned this program and gets encouragement and appreciation from Dr. Sanjay Uttarwar .
Mr. Sanjay Borkar is a Electrical Engineer and Govt Contractor by Profession at same time he is a versatile singer and humble human being. . Up till now he has given many live shows at various halls of Nagpur. Sejal Entertainment has proved their mettle in Nagpurs musical arena and now it is a brand name for quality programs. Within a span of one year , Sejal Entertainment has achieved remarkable position in Nagpurs cultural world.
Dr. Sanjay Uttarwar and other renowned people of Nagpurs musical world witness the program on line and extend their best wishes to Sejal Entertainment gp.
It was a live program where musicians , Tushar Vighne , Prashant Nagmote, Rahul Mankar , has given live music to songs. Program starts with Bhakti Geet ” Sur Niragas Ho …… sung by Dr. Sanjay Borkar ., . Mrs. Pratima Borkar has coordinated the show. She is a back bone of Sejal Entertainment. Sound , Light, Music arrangements were handled by Kshitij and Saumaya ( Dadu).
Soulful songs Onkar Swarupa…, Pratham Tula wandito…., Vithu Mauli Tu Mauli Jagachi…., Dewachiye dwari ubha kshanbhari…., Kanada Raja Pandhricha…, Nighalo Gheun Dattachi Palaki…., Abir Gulal Udhlit Rang …., Tuch gajanan Tuch Sai….., Mazi Renuka Mauli…., and many more bhakti geet were presented by Sanjay Borkr. Audience enthralls with positive vibes and bubbling energy. Program Conclude with Kaiwalyachya Chandanyala Bhukela Chakor……. Title song Maze Maher Panndhri …., received loud applaud from audience.
In the lock down period , Sejal entertainment has given a musical feast to all viewers. Viewers shower their comments on the Singers and organizers. Two thousand plus comments and compliments was there to the show.
Sunanda Shahakar, Asha Chaudhary, Adv Bodade , Vijay Puranik , Nalini Chauhan, Sanjay Gawai, Mr Yoganand Bopche, , Dr. Varsha Uttarwar, Nikita Madam, Mrs. Manisha Puranik, , Mr. Rakesh Bopche, , Sanjivani Chaudhary, Yash Kher, ,Ujwala Gokarn, Vaishali , Vijay , and many more music lovers has joined program. Anchor Tushar Vighne has done his job nicely. He elaborates the facts impressively and soulfully.
Dr. Sanjay Uttarwar who is a renowned singer of our city ,encourages the singers, Organizers, for live program in this crucial days of kovid 19. He is having immense interest and liking to the field of music.
At the beginning of program , Organisers welcome Dr. Sanjay Uttarwar and all on line viewers for their support and encouragement. . In his reply to welcome , Dr. Uttarwar gave thanks to Sanjay Borkar , Sejal Borkar for lovely organization and extend his good wishes for future of the Sejal Entertainment gp. He always encourage young talents for presenting their talents on various fronts. Many more groups are coming ahead to present on line programs of face book.
Program comes to end at 8.40 pm and music lovers moves with euphoria of sweet songs.
” Maze Maher Pandhari “ A Online Musical Concert of Melodious Bhakti Geet on FB
Mumbai/Nagpur: The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has announced Maharashtra HSC Result 2020. However, the scores can be checked online only at 1pm. Over 15 lakh students waiting for their MSBSHE Class 12 results can check scores at mahresult.nic.in and mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in.
The Maharashtra Board announced that the overall pass percentage in the HSC exams stands at 90.66%. This year, the pass percentage of students has increased by 4.7%. The Maharashtra Board has announced that it will not release a merit list for this year. Meanwhile, Konkan has emerged as the topper among the best-performing districts with 95.89%.
Branch wise results announced (HSC Result 2020: Streamwise Result)
Arts – 82.63 percent candidates pass
Commerce – 91.27 per cent candidates have passed the examination
Science – 96.93 percent candidates have passed the exam
HSC Result 2020: Results by department
In the 12th 2020 result, the Konkan division has won again. This year, the result of Konkan division is 95.89 percent. The lowest result is in Aurangabad division. See the results by this section
Konkan – 95.89 percent
Pune – 92.50 percent
Kolhapur – 92.42 percent
Amravati – 92.09 percent
Nagpur – 92.65 percent
Mumbai – 89.35 percent
Latur – 89.79 percent
Nashik 88.87 percent
Aurangabad – 88.18 percent
Students are advised to download the online mark sheet after checking their results for future reference. The MSBSHE Class 12 exams were conducted in March before the coronavirus-induced lockdown was imposed, however, the declaration of results were delayed due to the nationwide lockdown.
Maharashtra HSC Result 2020: Students waiting for their Maharashtra Board 12th Result 2020 can check them through online mode.
Here are steps mentioned below to check Maharashtra HSC Result 2020:
Step 1: Visit official websites at mahresult.nic.in or mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in
Step 2: Click on ‘MSBSHE HSC Class 12 Result 2020’ link
Step 3: Enter details mentioned on hall ticket or admit card to log in
Step 4: Your result will appear on the screen. Download it for future reference
Students need to obtain 35 per cent marks in each subject to clear both SSC and HSC exams. Once the results are announced, those who have cleared the exams will be issued with original mark sheet, which is to be collected by the students from their respective school.
Last year, the state recorded 85.88 passing percentage, with Konkan emerging as the best performing district. If we compare stream wise, 92.60 per cent students had cleared from Science and 88.22 and 76.40 per cent had passed from Commerce and Arts respectively.
Micro-preterm twin babies born out of precious pregnancy successfully treated by expert nicu team at alexis multispeciality hospital
Nagpur: Happiness was beyond limits for a first time mother Sheetal Lavatre who conceived with twins in Nagpur. On birth both the babies were micro-preemies with critically lower weight and premature overall growth. The birth weight of the first twin baby was520 grams and second twin was 800 grams. Despite pregnancy induced hypertension, Sheetal gave birth to these twins at a 29 weeks gestation period, with features of prematurity. Both the babies needed intensive care as they developed respiratory distress and had to be given oxygen, ventilation and surfactant. They developed complications of prematurity like sepsis, anaemia/jaundice, feeding difficulties. The family was immediately on the lookout for a hospital that has multispeciality care under one roof with a well- equipped NICU department.
The father of the twins Gaurav Lavatre said, “After a lot of research on the best neonatal facilities and positive feedback we received about Dr. Bhaskar Gupta and the nursing at Alexis, we decided to get our babies admitted here. We were very stressed emotionally and yet lucky to have come to Alexis in time for our babies who are now doing well.”
Dr. Bhaskar Gupta, Consultant Paediatrician & Neonatologist at Alexis mentioned, “We are happy we are able to manage such high-risk micro-preemies successfully in accordance with the international protocols of treatment in our well-equipped tertiary care Level III intensive care neonatal unit with all latest and best equipments. The team of well-trained doctors and nursing staff took good care of them. Other morbidities that developed during the course of treatment like reflux of milk, apnoea and anaemia were also treated successfully.”
“Over the course of treatment, these micro-preemies were fully checked for vision, hearing, head and brain growth and regular follow up of these were done. Both the babies had retinopathy of prematurity for which laser treatments were done in cycles and they were closely followed up by the ophthalmologist.”
One of the twins was 520 grams and needed blood transfusion for anaemia and had staggered breathing difficulties. With meticulous planning of their feeding schedule, feeds were introduced and gradually increased. The baby showed very good improvement over time with all vitamins, iron and feed supplements, and was discharged on day 92 of life as he was then 2 kgs in weight and was being fully looked after by the mother independently. The other twin II also had a similar course and faster weight gain and was discharged from NICU on day 74 of life, weighing 2 kgs.
Both babies had excellent growth and neurodevelopment outcome without any eye, hearing or any other complications. The nursing care with breast feeds, Kangaroo mother care, and special feeding techniques helped to achieve these positive results.
The parents Gaurav and Sheetal Lavatre have been extremely thankful to the NICU medical team at Alexis Multispeciality Hospital. Thanking the team Sheetal added, “They have taken care of my babies as their own and ensured their complete recovery and good weight gain before their discharge.”
Both the babies are doing well with good weight gain and are being followed up regularly at the hospital’s Paediatric OPD.
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Nagpur: In a heart wrenching incident, a father killed his eight month old daughter and tried to commit suicide later by slitting his throat with broken beer bottle on Thursday noon under Sakkardara police station.
Police sources said Sonu Sheikh was stressed with domestic crisis. On Thursday afternoon frustrated over an argument with his family, he reportedly drowned his eight month daughter and later tried to end his life by slitting his throat. Following the gruesome incident some locals alerted police control room. Acting swiftly on the inputs Sakkardara cops rushed to the spot and sent bodies to hospital.
The baby girl reportedly died, while Sonu was admitted to Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) under critical condition.
In the meantime cops have registered an offence against Sonu under relevant Sections of the IPC and launched the probe into matter.
Father drowns toddler girl, tries to commit suicide in Sakkardara
Nagpur: Sending a stern message to the citizens taking the wearing a mask in public orders lightly, Zone II police lead by Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), Vinita Sahu besides, Senior PI Ambazari, Vijay Kare and Senior PI Gittikhadan Sunil Chavhan conducted action at Futala lake vicinity on Thursday.
Total 26 persons, including 6 girls clicking selfies without keeping social distancing, not wearing masks, besides riding triple seat, parking haphazardly were rounded up under relevant Sections and Epidemic Act for violation of prohibitory orders.
Action was taken under IPC and Epidemic Act for violation of prohibitory orders. The vehicles of the violators were also seized as a part of action.
Video: 26 persons booked for mocking Epidemic Laws at Futala in Nagpur
Nagpur: Nagpur district on Thursday reported 78 new coronavirus positive cases, taking its number of patients to 2,649, officials said.
The death toll due to COVID-19 has reached 40 in the district. Of the total number of victims, 24 belonged to Nagpur, while the remaining 16 were from outside, the district information office said.
The number of patients, who have recovered from the infection has reached 1,654, it added.
Parisar is an NGO working in the field of environmental awareness, education and action since its formation in the early 1980s. Since around 1995, Parisar’s work has been concentrated on sustainable urban transport, for it recognizes that unsustainable transport policies and transport infrastructure are the foremost threat to urban environment and quality of life for the majority of citizens.
Parisar, on behalf of the Sustainable Urban Mobility Network (SUM Net), is launching a nation-wide and state-wide campaign “लाख को पचास” to raise demands that the Government must commit to substantially improve bus-based public transport in all cities (Municipal Corporations) to achieve the target of having at least 50 buses per lakh population. SUM Net is a democratic, secular and membership-based coalition of individuals, voluntary organizations,and civil society networks and movements. SUM Net seeks to improve the overall quality of life for all by securing deeply democratic processes of decision-making to ensure that urban transportation systems are universally accessible, socially just, safe and secure, economically viable, and environmentally sound. Over the last 10 years, SUM Net has been working in different cities to build civil society understanding and voice about sustainable mobility.
SUM Net recognizes the importance of Bus Based Public Transport (BBPT) in Indian cities and aspires to raise the pitch for BPPT at the national and state level. Bus based public transport plays an important role in providing access to education,employment, business activities and a social life. An efficient, flexible and responsive city bus based public transport system can help citizens save time and money by providing safe, accessible, affordable,
comfortable services. There are co benefits of climate change mitigation and better air quality in the city.
Mobility brought by an efficient public transportation system is the indispensable right of every citizen. However, not a single city in Maharashtra has an adequate public transport system.
Maharashtra, a state with a population of over 11.42 crores and 23 municipal corporations fails to meet a basic requirement of 50 buses per one lakh of the population in several cities including Nagpur the 13th largest city in India with a nearly 2.5 million population. Over 1.50 lakh commuters use the city bus service daily. Of the over 500 buses plying every day, at least 200 have already completed 10 years ; overcrowding, accidents, infrequent services, timings, low capacity utilization, poor accountability, and lack of sanitation stem from managerial
inefficiency are a few of the many issues that plague the public bus service in Nagpur.
The need has come to address these issues and establish a bus service that is environmentally sound, safe,
efficient, and accessible by all. Parisar’s statewide campaign “लाख को पचास” strives to do just this. “लाख को पचास” aims at identifying needs at the grassroots level and strives to work towards the establishment of an efficient and reliable public bus system. The primary goal of the campaign is to ensure that 50 buses per lakh population are made available. The stepping stone to achieving this goal, is ensuring that public transport is made mandatory in all cities across the state. The campaign’s goal is not limited to raising the number of buses but additionally advocates for a benchmark in terms of quality, safety, and cleanliness that must be met by the fleet of buses across the state. Such benchmarks are to be identified and policies must be implemented to ensure the actualization of set goals. The public bus service is more than just the bus itself, staff and infrastructure supporting the service play a key role in determining the quality of the service being provided, therefore, staff training programs and infrastructural investments are indispensable to an efficient public bus service.
Demands of the Nation-wide campaign
1. Make provision of public transport mandatory for all Corporations
2. Set target of 50 buses per lakh population phase-wise increase
3. State to encourage PPP model
4. To reduce financial burden on Corporation
5. State-ULB VGF sharing model with GCC contracts
6. Create a State-level Public Transport Authority for monitoring, evaluation, commuter
safety
7. Create a State-level Centre of Excellence for capacity building, planning .
The Maharashtra state-wide campaign running across six cities Mumbai, Pune, Nashik, Nagpur,
Amravati and Aurangabad. Our primary target to put forth the demands is Shri. Uddhav
Thackerey, Chief Minister Maharashtra.
The campaign includes
● Online petition- 10,000 signatures
● Letter to CM endorsed by 50-60 organisations
● Connect to MPs/MLAs/Party leaders
● Raise issue and demand in Monsoon Session of Maharashtra Legislative Assembly.
● Organise city dialogue program in six cities
● State level webinar
Local Consultation Program
Parisar believes that active public engagement hand in hand with the demands of the campaign can transform the public bus service into a service that meets the need for all. Parisar recognizes that only a varied perspective on city-specific city bus issues, commuter demands, and steps that are to be taken to achieve the goal of 50 buses per lakh population can help shape a campaign that is the right fit for all.
The local consultation program aims to gain the holistic view of the Nagpur city bus transportation through a webinar. The webinar offers concerned stakeholders a platform to shed light on areas that require immediate attention. Parisar believes that the contributions by various stakeholders as representatives of the areas of transportation, environment, gender and social development coupled with the first hand experiences of commuters will broaden the campaign’s approach to make it truly inclusive, addressing the needs of all.
The demand of the campaign can not only accelerate the social life of various stakeholders but also increase the productivity in their fields. Nagpur is recognised amongst the Top 10 fastest growing cities in India and through this campaign directly and indirectly is contributing to the growth of the city.
We would like to be associated with you as our social media partner for the campaign. You can help us work towards our goal of establishing a safe and reliable urban bus-based public transport system for all. We cordially invite all the members of your social media page. We believe that your contribution will further enhance the success of our campaign. People like you enable us to take a step ahead therefore we hope to stay connected with you throughout the course of our journey.
Thank you in advance. I look forward to hearing from you
NGO Parisar launches nationwide campaign to improve bus-based public transportation
Nagpur : City social worker Soumyajit Thakur and members of Abeger Proyas organisation extended heartiest greetings to highly decorated Indian Navy Officer and marathon runner Praveen Kumar Teotia, a veteran of 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks on the occasion of his birth anniversary.
Thakur reminisced the light moments spent with Teotia during last year’s Nagpur Marathon and recollected his humble and helpful nature during the interaction.
Members of the organisation have recently carried out noteworthy humanitarian and relief work like food provision to needy persons coronavirus pandemic induced lockdown, organising regular blood donation camps and extending financial assistance to needy patients in Nagpur and in Northern Bengal.
City social worker reminisces light moments on 26/11 hero’s birth anniversary
Nagpur: With Five reported death, the number of coronavirus positive cases rose by 125 to 2,774 on Friday in Nagpur district , an official said. The death toll so far stood at 45.
A total of 9,555 tests have been conducted so far this month.
Round Table India RTI is an organization of non-political and non-sectarian young men between the age group of 18 and 40. The aim of the young men is to promote service, fellowship and goodwill in national and international affairs. Round Table India, the association, was formed in 1962 with just a membership of 100. It has, over the last 4 decades, grown to become a 4600 member strong association, individuals who can rise above personal concerns to seek and serve the larger needs of the community.
There are 344 chapters called ‘Tables’ located in 124 cities and towns of India, comprising of 4600 young leaders from business, entrepreneurs, technocrats and professionals all passionate about eradicating illiteracy. Round Table India Trust is a Public Charitable Trust registered u/s 12 AA of IT Act. It has got 80 G approval issued by ITO, Chennai. It has also obtained registration from Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, New Delhi to receive foreign donations.
In the past year the Nagpur Tigers Round Table 299 was involved in organizing blood donation camps, running kitchens for migrant workers, helping schools and children in various initiatives like donation of desks and benches. Their efforts affected the lives of over 2 Lakh people. As per the rules of the organization they have now appointed LMF Tr. CA Amit Poddar as chairman, LMF Tr. Kishore Murarka as Vice Chairman, LMF Tr. Shubham Jain as secretary, Tr. Ishwadeep Sethi as Treasurer. LMF Tr. Vedant Agrawal has further been appointed as Area Publicity Convener and LMF Tr. Shubham Jain has been appointed as Nagpur City Coordinator. They will be looking after their roles till 30 June 2021.
The hand over was done at their annual general meeting on 05 July 2020 online. The meeting also marked the 100th continuous meeting of the chapter. The same was done in the presence of Area Observer LMF Tr. Rahul Agarwala, Area Chairman LMF Tr. Prateek Pitalia from Bhillai, Area Vice Chairman LMF Tr. Vickaash Agrawal from Mumbai and LMF Tr. Pinank Dishi From Mumbai, Tr. Mahitosh Saraf From Bilaspur, Cr. Sumati Agrawal from Nagpur other tablers and circlers from across the country. The members also celebrated memories enjoyed with Tr. Rohit Lakhotia who retired from the organization by virtue of turning 40.
To Join or to contribute to the movement kindly contact LMF Tr. Nishant Yaducka on 9730070047
Nagpur: A special squad led by DCP Zone V, Neelotpal on Friday busted an illegal hooch den operating through a house under Kapil Nagar police station. Besides arresting a middle aged accused, cops have also seized 14 boxes of country made liquor worth ₹ 35,000.
According to police sources, the special squad of DCP Neelotpal comprising API Prashant D Annachatre, Constables, Vinod Sontakke, Mrudul Nagare, Chetan Jadhav, Ashok Dubey, Ravindra Raut and Chitrakala Appa were on patrolling duty when they received a tip-off about one, Naresh Mahadev Manohare (45), Plot No. 137, Bhoomi Layout, Samta Nagar. Acting swiftly on the inputs cops subsequently, raided the house and seized stock of country made liquor.
Cops have booked the accused under relevant Sections of the IPC and placed him under arrest.
Illegal hooch den busted in Kapil Nagar, country liquor worth ₹ 35 k seized
Nagpur:The ban on passenger flights to Kolkata from six cities — all COVID-19 hotspots — has been extended till July 31, airport sources here said on Friday, as coronavirus cases continue to surge in the country.
“The restriction on arriving flights to #KolkataAirport from 6 cities viz Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Nagpur & Ahmedabad has been extended up to 31st July,” the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International (NSCBI) airport tweeted.
Earlier, the airport had announced that no passenger flight would be arriving in Kolkata from these cities from July 6 to July 19.
“The temporary restriction on arriving flights to #KolkataAirport from 6 cities viz Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Nagpur & Ahmedabad is on the request of State Govt. to restrict movement from high prevalence cities of #coronavirus cases in order to contain the spread of #COVID19,” it had said in a tweet on July 4.
Nagpur: The crime branch sleuths on Friday arrested a youth who brutally murdered by his girlfriend in an under-construction house at Jhanjal Layout, Abhay Nagar, said Ajni police. A team of Unit No 4 of Crime Branch arrested Prem alias Sonu Pankaj Ganveer (23), a resident of Rahate Nagar slums for the murder of Aarti Bhalavi (25), a resident of Shatabdi Nagar.
Residents of the area noticed the girl lying dead in the house on Friday at around 6 pm. The police rushed to the spot and performed Panchanama. After receiving an information that some anti-social elements from Rahate Nagar slums are used to visit the place, the Crime Branch activated its informers. Acting on a tip-off, the police picked up Ganveer late in the night and interrogated him. During questioning, he spilled the beans and confessed for the crime.
A police official said that Ganveer and the girl were in relationship. He took the girl to the house where a brawl took place between them over marriage. In a fit of rage, Ganveer killed the girl by strangulating her throat, police said. Ganveer is a history-sheeter goon having offences of hurt and other crimes registered against him. The Crime Branch team handed-over Ganveer to Ajni police.
An offence under Section 302 of Indian Penal Code was registered against him. The arrest was made by Police Inspector Ashok Meshram, APIs Kiran Chougule, Dilip Chandan, PSI Mohekar, ASI Ramesh Umale, HC Battulal Pandey and others.
Nagpur: Nagpur Municipal Corporation have planned a 12-hours shutdown of Kanhan WTP-1300 Feeder line (KN01300) to plug a major leakage developed on Babulban ESR interconnection at Ambedkar square on July 19, 2020 ( Sunday) from 7 pm to July 20 (Monday) @ 7 am. The work to plug leakage will be executed by NMC vendor
Following this 12-hour shutdown water supply to almost 19 ESR’s from Nehrunagar Zone, Lakadganj Zone & Satranjipura Zone shall remain affected. While the affected areas will receive low pressure and restricted water supply for next 24-hours post shutdown completion. ESR’s to remain affected due to 12- hour shutdown of KN-1300 feeder line are: Lakadganj Zone: Bhandewadi ESR, Deshpande Layout ESR/Bharatwada, Lakadganj ESR, Minimata Nagar ESR, Subhan Nagar ESR, Kalamna ESR, Pardi I & Pardi-II.
Satranjipura Zone: Itabhatti Chowk on 900 mm kanhan (80 mm dia) Shanti Nagar , Wanjri/Vinoba Bhave Nagar ESR Nehru Nagar Zone : Kharbi Tank, Nandanvan ESRs(Old), Nandanvan prop ESR-1, Nandanvan prop ESR-2 (Rajiv Gandhi), Sakkardara I, II & III ESR, Tajbagh ESR Citizens also take a note that as 12-hours shutdown at Kanhan WTP is a major shutdown, so Water supply through Tankers will also be not possible during and after shutdown in the affected areas. NMC & OCW has appealed citizens from above mentioned affected areas to co-operate & store sufficient water for their use in advance. For more information about water supply consumers can contact OCW Helpline No 1800 266 9899.
Kanhan 1300 Feeder line shutdown to plug major leakage on July 19 night
