NSA TO STOP SEX DETERMINATION IN MP!

drastically decreasing child sex ratio at birth IS indeed a big worry for state government..even after implimenting many strict provisions for the same, state is not enjoying a better position in this..thus the Madhya Pradesh government has decided to implement the tough provisions of the National Securities Act (NSA) to punish sonography centres conducting sex determination tests of foetuses. The state's health minister Narottam Mishra explained, "The Gwalior district administration has done its own inquiries regarding the rampant sex determination tests taking place. The revelations are shocking and that is the reason why the government has decided to take stern, punitive action against sonography centres."

The matter came to the fore after the annual health survey 2012-13 report conducted by the Union Census department released last week showed that the sex ratio at birth in Madhya Pradesh has dropped to a new low at 906 girls per 1000 boys. This is lower than the prevailing 2011 child sex ratio of 912 girls per 1000 boys. It means that lesser girls are being born than the last decade and the state government suspects sonography centres to be the culprit in the imbalance.

PRABHAT JHA FACES RED OVER TOMATO COMMENT

The skyhigh rates of tomottoes were enough to furriate the citizens of India, but BJP's RS MP Prabhat jha had ignited it further by saying that central government should not be held responsible for the increase in the price of the red fruit as its a delecacy of the rich and the poor dont eat it!! He further added that the government has not increased the rate of basic things like potato , onion, rice or wheat or even LPG...thus all the hoophollah over tomatto is not right as its just a matter of few weeks and it will come down to its previous low price soon...

technically Jha may be right in analysing the effect of wheather over the soaring prices, but he had undoubtably hurt the sentiments of people who are missing the red fruit from their salad plates and sabzis..

ENGENEER BOOKED FOR BAD ROAD WHICH KILLED A YOUTH

 For the first time National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) officials have been booked for death of a youth, who lost life while crossing a bridge in Betul district.

It emerged during police investigations that the youth would not have washed away if road was in a good condition. On July 21, a youth, Gyandev Ghotekar,22, got washed away with motorcycle when he was crossing a bridge in Betul district.

"A case was registered. It came out during course of investigation that the bad condition of road led to the accident," SP Betul Sudhir V Laad .