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Income tax
raids on Madhya Pradesh officials
Friday 30th May, 2008, Income tax raids were conducted at various
places in Madhya Pradesh Friday targeting several top officials,
including Home Secretary Rajesh Rajora.
About 40 teams of the income tax department involving 200 personnel
fanned out across Bhopal, Indore, Jabalpur and Neemuch.
Among those whose premises were raided were Muktesh Varshney, director
of gas relief and managing director of the Madhya Pradesh Roads
Transport Corp, as well as retired Indian Administrative Service (IAS)
official U.K. Samal and builder turned newspaper owner Arun Sehlot.
'Raids are likely to continue for a day or two,' said an official.
Girls
outsmart boys in Madhya Pradesh board exams
May 30, 2008, Bhopal: A total of 86.12 percent girls have passed
Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education's higher secondary exam,
results for which were announced Thursday. The pass percentage of
boys, however, remained at 77.93, an official release said.
The number of regular students who appeared in this year's examination
was 322,523. Of them, 81 percent have passed with 1,40,717 obtaining
first division, 1,09,939 scoring second division and 9,139 getting
third division.
While the pass percentage in government schools, the release said, was
83.83 percent, it was 78.16 percent in private schools.
In all, 53 students figured in the merit list. (IANS)
Beggars
demand election I-cards
Bhopal, May 29: Perhaps
motivated by a now popular trend of staging protests and pushing
government to seek reservation or others demands, beggars in Bhopal
recently staged a demonstration seeking Election I-cards, shelter and
other facilities from government. Organised under the banner of
Gandhivad Jankalyan Samiti on Tuesday, the demonstration was
participated by a majority of beggars of the estimated 20,000 existing
across Madhya Pradesh.
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