Ratlam. The unseasonal Mawtha rain on Tuesday morning has increased the worries of the farmers. Due to the wind that blew after the drizzle and heavy rain, the wheat crop growing in the fields of many farmers was uprooted. In many areas like nearby villages Dhikwa, Berchha, Kotdi, Sinod, Dhanesara Kamed, Bambori etc., drizzle and heavy rain at some places, uprooted the standing wheat crop. According to the weather department, there is an effect of cyclone, it will remain for two days, there will be moderate fog on Wednesday as well. On the other hand, a new system is getting activated in North-West India on 30th January. Farmers expressed their concern about the damage caused by rain.After the unseasonal rain in the nearby village Dhikwa, the wheat crop in the fields of Gopal Jat, Vikram Jat, Mukesh Jat, Kamal Singh Rajput, Pukhraj Malviya, Krishna Prajapat was damaged. On receiving the information, the Rural Agriculture Extension Officer along with the Revenue Department employees reached the spot along with the farmers and inspected the crop. Apart from this, along with many villages of Ratlam Rural, the rain has also increased the worries of the farmers in Jhantala and Alot of Riyawan. Farmers say that if the Mawtha had come a month earlier, the crops would have benefited. Now, the heavy rain is damaging the crops because the wheat ears are already full of grains. If a strong wind blows after the rain , the wheatis likely to be damaged by the wind. Three mm of rain fell during the day.During the drizzle on Tuesday morning, the city witnessed unseasonal rain in the afternoon, leaving the roads waterlogged. According to the Meteorological Department, 3 mm of rain was recorded in the city till 5.30 pm. While the day temperature dropped by 1.4 degree Celsius and the mercury reached 27.2 degrees. While the night temperature rose by 4.4 degree Celsius and reached 14.6 degrees.

Ratlam. Bajna police have once again seized illegal liquor worth approximately 1.5 lakh rupees hidden in a hut. The accused has been arrested and a case has been registered against him and his absconding brother under the Excise Act. The accused’s other brother took advantage of the situation and escaped into the forest. Police are searching for him. This is the second time in four days that police have raided a house in the Bajna police station area and recovered a large quantity of illegally stored liquor. Meanwhile, Dhamnod police also recovered 30 thousand rupees of domestic and foreign liquor from a car under the Etelan on Ratlam-Banswara Road. Similarly, police from the Industrial Area police station have arrested a youth on charges of stealing a Bolero and a pickup and recovered the vehicles from him. Bajna police station in-charge Manish Dawar said that information was received from an informer that Deva, son of Dhuliya Charel, resident of village Jankara, had stored a large quantity of illegal liquor in a thatched hut built near his house. After the information, Deva, son of Dhuliya Charel, was caught by raiding the place mentioned by the informer, while his brother Suresh, son of Deva Charel, ran away into the forest on seeing the police. When chased, the accused dodged them and escaped. 51 cartons of beer were seized from the hut. The value of the liquor has been estimated at Rs 1,46,880. Dhamnod seized liquor worth Rs 30,000. On the other hand, the Dhamnod outpost police recovered 96 quarters of foreign liquor, 50 quarters of country liquor and 120 cans of beer worth Rs 30,000 from an Eco vehicle on Banswara Road under the Delhi-Mumbai Etlane Expressway. Outpost in-charge Sub Inspector Anand Bagwan said that the accused, Dinesh (36), son of Nandlal Pargi, a resident of Baydi Mohalla, Sailana, has been arrested and the car and liquor have been confiscated. The value of the seized liquor is Rs 30,000.

Ratlam. An eternal lamp will now be lit with pure ghee at the Martyr’s Memorial. It will be inaugurated by Adi Shankaracharya at a program scheduled for February 27th. An All India Kavi Sammelan will be held at the Martyr’s Memorial site in the evening, followed by a folk art and cultural program. A National Farmers Ratlam. An eternal lamp will now be lit with pure ghee at the Martyr’s Memorial. It will be inaugurated by Adi Shankaracharya at a program scheduled for February 27th. An All-India Kavi Sammelan will also be held at the Martyr’s Memorial site in the evening, following a folk art and cultural program. In Bhabra, the birthplace of Chandrashekhar Azad, the Rashtriya Kisan Mazdoor Mahasangh is lighting an eternal lamp with pure ghee. They are going from village to village, raising awareness for the eternal flame. They are collecting a spoonful of pure ghee from every household. The organization’s regional and national conventions will be held from February 26th to 28th. Ghanshyam Patel, Malwa Provincial President of the Rashtriya Kisan Mazdoor Mahasangh, stated this during a press conference held at the Ratlam Agricultural Produce Market. Present on the occasion were Provincial Organization Minister Gopal Patidar, State Vice President Lalsingh Bagwan, District President Radheshyam Upadhyay, Dashrath Patidar, Rajesh Purohit, Samarth Patidar, and others.

Everything is ready at Ratlam Medical College: beds, oxygen lines, equipment, doctors, and all the resources and facilities. All that’s left is for it to become operational. One step is holding up its launch, a fire NOC. The medical college initiated the process for the fire NOC six months ago, but it hasn’t been received yet. The situation is such that after such a long struggle, the 54-bed SNCU and PICU, costing around Rs 4 crore, are still awaiting commissioning. The college management isn’t entirely sure when the NOC will be received and when it can be commissioned. First cable, now NOC The PICU and SNCU at the medical college have been completed. Cables for emergency lighting were to be connected to the generator. The lack of cables had stalled the work for quite some time. The college management has secured approval from senior officials and installed the cables. Now, the fire NOC has stalled the work. The largest unit of the division will be The SNCU and PICU completed at the Medical College have the largest number of beds in any government or private hospital in the division. No other private or government hospital has this many beds. Even the District Hospital’s SNCU doesn’t have this many beds. Currently, the Medical College’s SNCU has 20 beds. This big facility was received from NHM Similar units have been established in medical colleges across the state. Funds for their construction were approved under the National Health Mission (NHM)’s ECRP scheme. Construction continued for nearly a year. Now that it’s complete, it hasn’t been operational. This is a major facility for newborns across the region.