betul news today

Farmers have begun protesting against the Rs 276 crore irrigation dam project for which the chief minister performed the bhoomipujan five days ago.

There has been a demand to dismiss the president of Betul’s leading Muslim organization, Anjuman Islamia Committee, from his post.

On the occasion of the birthday of journalist Vinay Arya, secretary of Tehsil Journalist Association Chicholi, a message to save the environment was given by planting various types of plants under the leadership of Tehsil Journalist Association President Sudhir Jaiswal.

The demand for a road connecting Amla to Sarani area has intensified. The Bharat Adivasi Party on Tuesday submitted a memorandum to the collector demanding the construction of a road from Sarani to Bordehi via Ladiyaam Ladi Barangwadi and from Sarani to Banjridhal Dhani Awariya via Amla.

In Chicholi to Padhar Malajpur Chicholi Bhimpur two lane road scheme, road construction work is being done in phase 1 by the contractor under the contract of Public Works Department.

Today about half a hundred youth reached the electricity department office and handed over a memorandum to the JE regarding the persistent electricity problem in Sawalmenda village.

The Mokshadham built on the Purna riverbank near Pokharni High School in Bhainsdehi town is a victim of the city council’s neglect. The city council does not get the place cleaned.

Bhaisdehi: Strong winds and storm blew away the tin sheet roof of the school. When the head teacher and other villagers reached the school, they were shocked to see a snake climbing the wall in the damaged bathroom of the school.

Two youths died in a road accident in Sarni on Wednesday. The youths were going to Nagpur in search of work. Both the youths were going to Ghoradongri railway station by bike.

Today, as part of their respective responsibilities towards environmental protection, the active program officer of Rashtriya Seva Yojana, Prof. Neetu Jaiswal Mahore, provided (adopted) fruitful and shady plants to the staff members and students of the Government College and everyone took an oath to take care of these plants and nurture them continuously.