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Fatal Accident Claims Four Lives

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An unfortunate accident in Srinagar has claimed four lives. In more positive news, the Union Ministry of Rural Development recently announced that it has allocated an additional 1,99,550 houses to Jammu Kashmir through the Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojna-Gramin scheme. This brings much-needed relief to the people affected by the housing crisis in the region.

Meanwhile, Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister, Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, recently spoke about the state’s mounting debt, which reached a staggering Rs. 75000 crores under the previous government’s tenure. However, he highlighted that the current government is committed to reducing the deficit by increasing revenue through various measures.

Despite the challenges, there is hope that sustained efforts will bring about positive change. The government has already taken significant steps towards achieving this goal, and it is expected that these efforts will continue in the future.

While accidents and financial struggles can be difficult to overcome, it is important to remain resilient and focused on finding solutions. Through determination, hard work, and collaboration, we can overcome the challenges we face and build a brighter future for ourselves and our communities.

Former AGM Embezzles ₹4.41 Crore from Company Accounts

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A former assistant general manager (finance) of a machinery manufacturing company has been accused of siphoning off ₹4.41 crore from the company’s accounts over a period of two years. Ashok Govind Jadhav was identified as the perpetrator when he left the firm and discrepancies were found in the accounts by the new assistant general manager. An audit was conducted, which revealed fraudulent fund transfers conducted by Jadhav, who had transferred the money to a company called Excel Exim, by forging signatures of the director of his former employer, Swagelok Bombay. The Cuffe Parade police have booked Jadhav for cheating, forgery, criminal breach of trust and fraudulent cancellation, destruction, etc., of will, authori­ty to adopt, or valuable security, but he has not yet been arrested. The company suspects that the accused may have diverted more funds from the firm’s accounts.

Kharge: PM Modi’s ‘Fire Sale’ of National Assets to Cronies is an ‘Anti-National’ Act.

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As Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s central government celebrates nine years in power, Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge has accused them of conducting the single biggest anti-national act by selling off national assets and public sector units (PSUs) to the PM’s crony capitalist friends. Kharge, a veteran Congress leader, claimed this destructive loot has eliminated job opportunities for India’s poor and marginalised, including those in SC, ST and OBC communities. He further criticised the BJP, stating that their nine years in power have only brought issues such as inflation, public loot, and a ruined budget to the forefront. He also claims that the BJP has brought essential commodities under the Goods and Services Tax, making life even more difficult for ordinary people. The BJP has launched a mass contact programme marking its nine years in power at the centre, hoping to raise general awareness of its welfarist policies.

Land transfer by L-G to NHAI for 6-lane highway to ease traffic in Delhi-NCR

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Delhi’s Lieutenant Governor V.K. Saxena has approved the transfer of 1.11 acre of land to the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) for the construction of a six-lane highway from DND Maharani Bagh to a junction on Jaitpur-Pusta Road. The project, part of the Bharatmala Pariyojna and aimed at easing traffic between Delhi and nearby cities, will connect major highways such as the Delhi-Noida Direct Flyway and Delhi Mumbai Expressway. As part of the approval, the NHAI will use inert and C&D waste generated in Delhi for construction and pay for the land. The project will feature a cross-elevated metro railway line and vertical gardens along the stretch.

Government amends DMF Rules 2016 for Bhopal

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The government of Madhya Pradesh has made a few amendments to the Madhya Pradesh District Mineral Foundation Rules, 2016. The new amendment under the physical infrastructure head states that infrastructure such as roads, bridges, railways, waterways, airways, tourism-related infrastructure, and other public utility infrastructure of community importance will be provided and maintained.

Another amendment specifies that the district mineral foundation will prepare project proposals at the district level. The proposals will be entered into a specified portal by the state government. Projects that cost less than Rs 5 crore will be sent by the district mineral foundation to the concerned department via the departmental portal. The collector and chairperson of the foundation will grant administrative approval after receiving opinions from the concerned department and technical sanction from the competent authority.

For projects that cost more than Rs 5 crore, the district mineral foundation will send the proposal to the concerned department via the departmental portal. The collector and chairperson of the foundation will grant administrative sanction after receiving approval from the state government.

These amendments will help in better project management and ensure that necessary infrastructure can be provided effectively to the community. The rules seem to be a step towards effective governance and management of the mineral foundation.

India’s Development Unstoppable, Says Piyush Goyal to IFS Probationers 2022

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Minister of Commerce and Industry, Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution and Textiles, Piyush Goyal, spoke with the Indian Foreign Service Probationers of the 2022 batch in New Delhi on Wednesday. During the interaction, Goyal praised the trainee officers for being selected to serve the country as Indian Foreign Service officers, noting their role as brand ambassadors and how they must approach serving citizens in stress and need with care and consideration.

Goyal conveyed that no country can progress without opening up and engaging with the rest of the world. He also urged the young officers to think strategically and to challenge themselves and their boundaries in the constantly evolving field of diplomacy.

The Union minister emphasised the core function of the officers in diplomacy while working in a diverse range of departments in the government setup. He encouraged the trainee officers to maintain a positive approach, to view opportunities in roles as they come up, and work collaboratively to achieve a developed India.

Goyal expressed pleasure in seeing a significant number of women officers being selected for the 2022 batch, reflecting the New and Inclusive India and the Nari Shakti of today. He noted how contributions from Indian Foreign Service officers helped build Free Trade negotiations with important trading partners.

Goyal reiterated the importance of the close working relationship between the Foreign and Commerce ministries, with trade and investment as areas of interdependence. The Union minister urged the Indian Foreign Service officers to serve as their eyes in countries where they are posted to expand and improve quality standards.

Jindal Steel Subsidiary Accused of Safety Norm Violations in Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh

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Jindal Steel Limited subsidiary, Kingspan Jindal Private Limited, has been booked for violating safety norms in Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh. The factory produces PUF and Rockwool panels, pre-engineered building, and pre-fabricated building doors. As per the Industrial Safety Act, 1948, companies are required to have an Onsite Emergency Plan approved by the chief inspector of factories (CIO) after completing all safety formalities. The plan comprises a company’s fire-fighting and emergency exit strategy, among others. Kingspan Jindal allegedly did not respond to repeated reminders to prepare and implement such a plan, leading to legal action. If convicted, the company could face imprisonment of up to seven years and a fine of up to Rs 2 lakh. The case is serious due to the importance of protecting workers and those living in the surrounding areas, as demonstrated by the Bhopal Union Carbide disaster.

Sikh party questions eligibility of women availing beauty services to vote in SGPC polls

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The Sehajdhari Sikh Party (SSP) has raised a question regarding the eligibility of Sikh women who avail of beauty services such as haircuts and facial hair removal to vote in the upcoming Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) elections. The issue came up after the chief commissioner of the Gurdwara Election Commission wrote to the Punjab government about the preparation of electoral rolls for the SGPC elections. According to the letter, a Sikh voter must be above 21 years old, maintain unshorn hair, and refrain from consuming tobacco or liquor. The SSP president stated that Sehajdhari Sikhs who meet these criteria can be registered as voters. However, it is unclear if Sikh women who remove their hair, including facial hair, can be registered as voters or not. The question remains as the community awaits clarification from the authorities.

Food inspector among three booked for emptying reservoir searching for lost phone in Chhattisgarh

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A food inspector and two officials of the water resource department in Chhattisgarh, India, were booked for emptying out a reservoir to retrieve a lost mobile phone. Rajesh Vishwas, the food inspector, had gone on a picnic near Kherkatta dam and had accidentally dropped his phone into the reservoir while taking a selfie. Officials say he then proceeded to empty out the Paralkot reservoir, which was holding 21 lakh litres of water, to find his missing phone. Though it was important that he retrieved his phone and the data stored inside it, emptying out a reservoir is unacceptable, said local politician Anoop Nag. The police have confirmed the registration of a case against the three individuals in connection with the incident.

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