The Office of Controller General of Accounts (CGA) under the Ministry of Finance, Government of India organised a PFMS Mela in Dehradun today with Smt Sonali Singh, Controller General of Accounts, as Chief Guest, Smt. Radha Ratudi, Additional Chief Secretary, Government of Uttarakhand, Dipankar Sen Gupta, Deputy Director General (NIC), Smt. Jaspal Kaur Pradyut, Joint CGA, Sh. Harish Kumar Srivastava, Joint CGA also participated in the event.

Office Of Controller General Of Accounts Organises PFMS Mela

Shivamogga (Karnataka) News: The Karnataka Police have formed three teams to investigate the case of a stray dog carrying an infant in its mouth in the premises of the McGann hospital in Karnataka's Shivamogga district, officials said on Monday.

The Doddapete police in Shivamogga, who have registered the case, are getting the details of deliveries of babies in the recent past in all government and private hospitals of the city.

According to police, the incident had come to light on Sunday. The dog was spotted carrying the baby in its mouth on March 31. A woman security guard had filed a police complaint in this regard and the incident had come to light lately.

The guard had told police that as she reported to duty at 6 a.m. at the hospital on March 31, people informed her about a dog carrying the baby. The dog was also spotted coming out from the maternity ward. The guard had searched the premises and found the dog holding the baby in its mouth.

The baby was recovered and found dead. The police are not sure whether the baby was killed by the stray dog. The post-mortem has shown that it was a premature delivery. The authorities have told police that the delivery of the baby did not happen at McGann hospital.

The district health authorities have asked the hospital to submit a report in three days. The police are sending the samples of the body parts to a DNA test.

Further investigation is on. IANS

The Karnataka Police have formed three teams to investigate the case of a stray dog carrying an infant in its mouth in the premises of the McGann hospital in Karnataka's Shivamogga district.

Stray dog carries newborn in mouth in hospital, K'taka Police forms teams to probe

New Delhi: The union cabinet on Wednesday approved an additional 75 lakh new LPG connections under the Ujjwala scheme, which will be given in the next three years.
The total cost on these connections will come to Rs 1,650 crore.
Minister for Information and Broadcasting Anurag Thakur, while addressing a press conference after the cabinet meeting, said that these new connections will be in continuation of existing deposit- free connections, which are provided under the Ujjwala scheme.
The 75 lakh new connections will be given to those households which are dependent on wood for cooking food, which affects the health of women folk in rural households, he said.
The expense for giving these deposit-free connections will be borne by the central government, which later will be reimbursed by oil marketing companies (OMCs), Thakur said.
Under the new Ujjwala connections, the first stove and cylinder will be given free of cost, the expenses of which will be borne by OMCs, the minister said.
Earlier, the cabinet last month had reduced Rs 200 per cylinder for domestic cooking gas connection holders, while for Ujjwala scheme beneficiaries, the connections had become Rs 400 cheaper.
The latest decision as well as the earlier one by the union cabinet has come at a time when Assembly elections in five states are just 90 days away and the Lok Sabha polls are six months away.
—IANS

The union cabinet on Wednesday approved an additional 75 lakh new LPG connections under the Ujjwala scheme, which will be given

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