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In retaliation, the capital Bhopal, a mock drill of ATS, Counter Terrorist Group Counter Urban Terrorism was (CTG) and Bomb Disposal organised in DB Mall on Squad (BD&DS) team took Wednesday 2021 under the immediate action and fired on guidance of senior officials. the terrorists in a planned The terrorists attacked the manner and fired all the ter- mall and made the common rorists and defused all the live man hostage the sudden bombs planted in the mall. appearance of militants in DB Around 40 officers includ- Mall of Bhopal and taking cit- ing 20 personnel of ATS and izens hostage and planted CTG, 10 police personnel bombs at various places in the from District Force Bhopal mall created panic. and 10 personnel of Bomb % . * : 1" DB Mall was cordoned off Disposal squad were involved - 3 - 1 " by security forces on the in this mock drill. - 1 " B% !!"# !# "$%& 1 & .( %'!%"!' #$!%$% !" % 5#& # . & 0%O 0 Art Mart convenor Preeta Gadkari said that this year’s Art 0 / nous substance at Chankyapuri rt lovers and tourists are Mart focuses on ‘Creativity of ) ) #0 & last year on November 20; Abeing exposed to an amaz- women’. As many as 500 art olar police have booked The father-in-law Rajesh ing confluence of art and talent exhibitions of 250 women habana had come to the Ktwo youths for sodomising 0 ) = Jain, brother-in-law Ashu Jain, at the Khajuraho dance festival. artists from 25 groups across Sday-care centre at Sadar a 7-year-old near Thuakheda; business partner Anurag The tourists are also being the country have been orga- Hospital, Ranchi to get her 11- police have started investiga- ; / ) / Kaushik and employee Pawan introduced to the crafts and nized which includes paintings, year-old child Irfan Ansari tion into the matter. ./) /?DD Dubey used to harass him for arts prevalent in different sculptures, drawings and treated, who suffers from tha- Police said that the victim money which was found in the regions of Madhya Pradesh graphics. Tourists are getting lassemia. She lost her younger managed to escape and 8AE : 0) suicide during investigation. through ‘Hunar’ and ‘Art Mart’. acquainted with the regional art son to the same disease last appropriate treatment to chil- vice. returned home, he was found /) /8FE Police said that during the While Hunar is a craft fair of and tradition of other states year. She said, “My younger son dren suffering from diseases Today, the Sadar Hospital, crying outside his house by his investigation police found that indigenous art, ‘Art Mart’ is a including Bengal, Odisha, Zishan died last year because of associated with blood-transfu- Ranchi has adequate facilities parents when his parents : 0 )/ ) the deceased used to deal in showcase of masterpieces Bihar, Gujarat, Maharashtra thalassemia. My husband sion, measures have been taken for treating blood-related dis- returned from work in the medicine and the four persons focused on ‘creativity of under one roof. Bundeli local works at a bicycle shop and we to ensure a child-friendly orders like Thalassemia and evening and when they asked, Based on the complaint, mentioned in the suicide note women’ from women artists. art of Madhya Pradesh is the can’t afford the cost of the treat- atmosphere. The measures provides medicines as well as he revealed that the two youths the police have registered a case used to harass him. Craft and craft materials being centre of attraction here. ment. Someone told me about include child-friendly rooms blood transfusion free of cost. have assaulted him and when under sections 377 and 506 of After the death when the sold through exhibitions and Principal Secretary, Culture this centre at Sadar Hospital in with comfortable cots, beauti- The new facilities that have they searched two were found the IPC and sections 5 & 6 of family members were cleaning fairs at the venue remain the and Tourism Sheo Shekhar Ranchi. I came here and I am ful paintings on the walls, been introduced include infu- in Thuakheda. The parents of the POCSO Act and started the house suicide note was centre of tourist attraction. Shukla informed that there getting my son the needed interactive child-friendly wall- sion pumps, intravenous iron the youths threatened victim’s further investigation. recovered which revealed the Convener of Hunar work- has been an age-old tradition of treatment, free of cost.” papers, and a television with chelation agent drugs and family after which they Meanwhile Aishbagh truth behind the death. shop at the Khajuraho dance the creation of fine arts in the Shabana’s story is one of the subscription to kids’ channels. Leukocyte filters. According returned. police have booked four per- The body was sent for post festival, Chinmay Mishra Indian cultural scenario. These many examples of how the The nurses deputed at the to the Civil Surgeon Ranchi, Late in the night victim sons who were charged with mortem and case under section informed that 20 workshops of arts include sculpture, painting, Government of Jharkhand is unit are equipped with the these facilities will play a cru- started crying and reported abetment to commit suicide of 174 of the CrPC was registered. folk craft and craft are being painting, photography, etc. changing the narrative around necessary training in child- cial role in helping the patients pain and revealed that the two 30-year-old who committed Later section 306 and 34 of the organized under the Hunar Regional artists have earned health in the State by providing care. Healthy nutritious food, get better. sodomised him. suicide by consuming poiso- IPC were imposed. workshop. The workshop national and international fame access to world-class health friendly nurses & doctors along He added, “Dedicated showcases the Lac craft of with their creativity. facilities and treatments. with an interactive kid-friend- indoor playground for kids has Dewas, the clay craft of The Hunar and ‘Art Mart’ There are other diseases ly room are some of the key also been developed. This Chhatarpur, the Khadi craft of has been set up this year in the associated with blood-transfu- components incorporated in indoor play corner acts as a pos- Niwari along with the local arts festival with the aim of pro- sion such as sickle cell anaemia the unit. These components itive space for kids who visit and talents. The natural colour moting and financially empow- and haemophilia which are help in making the centre a District hospital for blood mats of Andhra Pradesh and ering these artists. Artists work- prevalent in the kids coming to welcoming and joyous place for transfusion and other ailments". clothes of Neemuch are the ing in different states of the the day-care centre established children who suffer from This centre acts as a lifeline centre of attraction for tourists. country are sharing their expe- at Sadar Hospital for their painful blood-oriented disor- for considerable chunk of Along with this, Bandini, Batik, riences, during their work with treatment. Given its specialty in ders and are undergoing treat- Jharkhand’s population living Bagh print, Chanderi and tourists. The eminent iconic treating patients with blood- ment. below the poverty line and Maheshwari sarees are also craftsmen are sharing their transfusion disorders, people The centre has a robust those who are unable to afford attracting people. Products skills with the tourists. Students from other states also visit this supply chain system which appropriate treatment. from the workshop are avail- and tourists are also finding centre. The day care centre has ensures that it would not run Additionally, the patients vis- able for sale to tourists and art answers to their queries during a capacity of 100 beds. out of necessary medicines iting the centre for treatment lovers. Tourists are also buying the meetings with the Given the primary motive and patients would always be are also provided with break- them with interest. artists. of the centre is to provide able to access quality health ser- fast, lunch and dinner. , -$ #$* 7 R (; " ; ) ; Educational Research and Training Council (SCERT), aryana Chief Minister District Institute for HManohar Lal Khattar on Education and Training Wednesday directed the offi- (DIET) and Block Institute of ) these replies to concerned law- working days. The Hemant cers concerned to develop such Teacher Education (BITE) makers so that ministers can Soren government will table its a system under which a single held here in which Education harkhand Assembly speaker, reply to queries in the House.” second budget on March . educational institute should Minister Kanwar Pal was also JRabindra Nath Mahato on The speaker meeting was On the issue of Leader of be set up for imparting educa- present, Khattar directed the Wednesday convened a high also attended by Parliamentary Opposition (LoP) in the House, tion from K.G to Postgraduate officers to also chalk out a level meeting ahead of Budget affairs minister Alamgir Alam the speaker refused to say levels. He directed the officers plan for the accreditation of Session. Speaker on the occa- and other senior officers. The much stating that the matter is to identify two such universi- private institutions saying this sion issued some directives speaker on the occasion also sub-judice in High Court. ties wherein such a system can should be continuously mon- asking departmental staff and directed the DGP and secre- However, the Speaker said, “If be implemented initially. itored so that they can meet officers for early replies of taries of all departments present the Opposition party comes up Presiding over a review the required 1500 pending questions asked in the meeting to ensure smooth with another name for Leader meeting with the State standards.
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