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In a startling turn of events, a colossal fire erupted at a storage facility housing decorative materials in the heart of Shakti Mata Nagar. The emergency response was swift, with a fleet of five fire tenders racing to the scene, successfully quelling the inferno and preventing further devastation.

The immediate deployment of five fire tenders played a pivotal role in averting a potential catastrophe. The prompt response ensured no loss of life, bringing a sense of relief to the residents of Shakti Mata Nagar.

Despite the commendable efforts in extinguishing the fire, the precise cause remains shrouded in uncertainty. Authorities are diligently investigating to unravel the mystery behind the ignition of the decoration material godown.

Shakti Mata Nagar Chronicles: A Hub of Vibrancy Meets a Fiery Trial

known for its vibrancy and cultural richness, faced an unexpected trial as flames engulfed the warehouse, sending shockwaves through the community.

The seamless coordination of the firefighting teams ensured the prompt containment of the blaze, preventing further damage to the decor material warehouse and nearby structures.

In a fortunate turn of events, there were no casualties reported, underscoring the effectiveness of the emergency response.

The incident brought to light the resilience of the community, as residents rallied together in support and solidarity during this challenging time.

The quick and efficient response from the firefighting teams, along with the support from the community, helped to minimize the impact of the catastrophe on Shakti Mata Nagar. The incident also highlighted the importance of preparedness and rapid response in mitigating potential disasters. Moving forward, the city is committed to enhancing its emergency response capabilities to ensure the safety and well-being of its residents in the face of future challenges. The unity and strength demonstrated by the community in the wake of this event serve as a testament to the resilience and spirit of Shakti Mata Nagar.

FAQs: Unveiling Details about the Massive Fire

Q: What triggered the massive fire in Shakti Mata Nagar?

A: The exact cause of the fire is still under investigation by authorities in Shakti Mata Nagar.

Q: How many fire tenders were deployed to tackle the blaze?

A: Five fire tenders were swiftly mobilized to the scene, ensuring a rapid response to contain the fire.

Q: Were there any casualties in the warehouse fire?

A: Fortunately, there were no reported casualties, highlighting the effectiveness of the emergency response.

Q: What role did the community play during the incident?

A: The Shakti Mata Nagar community showcased resilience and unity, offering support to those affected by the massive fire.

Q: Is the cause of the fire still unknown?

A: Yes, authorities are actively investigating to determine the exact cause of the blaze in Shakti Mata Nagar.

Q: How quickly was the fire brought under control?

A: The prompt response from the five fire tenders led to the swift containment of the blaze. emerges from the shadows of the recent fire incident, the unity and resilience displayed by the community stand as a testament to the unwavering spirit of this vibrant locality. Authorities continue their efforts to unveil the mysteries surrounding the blaze, ensuring the safety and well-being of Shakti Mata Nagar’s residents moving forward.

Nagpur: Imambada police launched a search operation to nab an unidentified person who submitted a bogus Rs6.76 crore check on Thursday at a bank in the area with the forged signature and stamp of Government Medical College and Hospital Superintendent (GMCH). However, the bogus cheque was found by a watchful bank employee.

Police said a masked man, who also wore a hat, came to Medical Square’s Axis Bank branch and submitted a check for Rs6.76 crore with GMCH superintendent’s sign and stamp. The cheques were on behalf of the accounts of Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Jan Arogya Yojana and Old Rajiv Gandhi Jivandai Arogya Yojana. He submitted the check to be deposited in Sadguru Training Company and MD Medical Equipment Suppliers’ accounts with self-RTGS.

Immediately after sending the cheque, the man left the bank. The bank employee suspected something fishy and summoned the GMCH dean to validate the big deal. The employee found that no such search was given by officials of GMCH.

Soon, a GMCH official arrived at the bank and checked the cheque, which turned out to be a fake. Imambada police have been notified and a fraud case has been reported in the matter. Cops checked the bank’s CCTV footage to locate the accused who tried to dupe GMCH by sending a fake cheque. Cops are now trying to have the accused confirmed.

The incident came just when the majority of GMCH officials are busy battling the Covid-19 outbreak. In an attempt to find, police are now monitoring the path the accused used to get to the bank.

 

Nagpur: State Government Offices have sent most of their employees home with only the top officials employed, with the exception of those delivering critical services. Also in agencies such as MSEDCL, Mahagenco power generator, etc., only the local personnel are in service.

A Mahagenco spokesman said department personnel (HR), management, finance etc. were on leave of absence. “The support team is standing. The workers were told to stay in their offices. They would have to run to the plant when a failure happens. The engineers and technicians who actually operate the plant work entirely, as any reduction in workforce capacity would impact the production. We take the highest possible care at the workplaces to ensure hygiene, “he said.

An MSEDCL spokesperson said that people in government, banking, corporate relations, etc. have been sent home to work in departments. “The responsibility is solely to senior officers and field staff including junior engineers. This is not their power that we will, “he added.

Speaker MahaMetro said that the train operations had stopped and that all workers were sent home. “There are several works in construction, as we have the district collector’s permission. We’re always going to comply if the authorities order us to stop working there, “he said.

In the meantime Tukaram Mundhe, Municipal Commissioner issued a directive to require the departments which do not provide essential services to function at a capacity of 25%. Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) However, those who offer important services must do their utmost.

Banks have registered less than normal customers. Gopal Katwe, manager of Gopal Nagar Bank of Baroda, said that the office had 50% employees. “Monday was a very small number of customers,” he said.

The Manager of Shraddhanandpeth branch of Punjab National Bank confirmed that the office operates with 100 per cent as no orders from the Punjab National Bank to reduce the staff strength have been issued. It’s as normal, he also said. TOI found that there was only one employee in the company other than the boss.

Many central government departments have prohibited foreigners from accessing their premises. That includes income tax, GST, the Office of the Comptroller General. The thermal scanner was held at the entrance of the PSU coal mining company Western Coalfields Ltd (WCL).

As part of preventive action under Covid19, the Cantoning Areas, including Kamptee, have limited the movement of staff with even postings delayed by one month.

Sources added that training workers were asked to remain at Kamptee centres. And families were required to live within the boundaries of the canton. Civilians living in the cantonment area, meanwhile, have also limited access to traffic lines and questioning of foreigners. Defense PRO, Captain Basantkumar Pandey, said TOI had been opened on roads previously closed for foreigners.

Probationers were permitted to select their hometown at the National Academy of Direct Taxes (NADT), the probationary officers ‘ training college that entered the income tax department as officers of the Indian Revenue Service.

There are only 100 on-campus probationers, plus support staff from outside, including those working in the mess. Even having food at home became an issue in the academy because they were told to stay indoors, said an official here.

Probation staff have been called for a stay indoors and not to mingle at the National Academy of Defense Production (NADP), which trains Indian Ordnance Factory Service (IOFS).

नागपुर : यस बैंक पर पड़े भारी वित्तीय संकट का मामला जगजाहिर है।किन्तु सोचने की बात यह है के एक के बाद एक किस तरह बैंकों पर वित्तीय संकट छा रहा है इससे सिर्फ आम जनता ही नहीं अब तो पब्लिक सेक्टर भी परेशानी में फंसते नजर आ रहे हैं।हाल ही में मिली जानकारी के अनुसार नागपुर महानगर पालिका के भी यस बैंक में 95 करोड़ रुपए फंस गए हैं। बताया जा रहा है कुछ प्रोजेक्ट्स  के चलते यस बैंक में ये राशि जमा की गई थी।

पहले से ही नागपुर महानगर पालिका बड़े वित्तीय घाटे में चल रही थी ऊपर से अब यस बैंक में भी 95 करोड़ फंसे गए अब धन को किस तरह से नगरपालिका निकालने का काम करेगी यह देखने वाली बात होगी ।फिलहाल तो यस बैंक के एटीएम एवं शाखाओं पर भारी भीड़ पैसे निकालने के लिए उमड़ रही है। ग्राहकों में डर और घबराहट का माहौल बन गया है।

दूसरी ओर आरबीआई लोगों को भरोसा दिलाने की कोशिश कर रही है के सभी लोगों का पैसा सुरक्षित है और उन्हें उनकी जमा की गई राशि वापस मिल सकेगी।

With the RBI imposing a moratorium on Yes Bank, Nagpur University’s Rs 191 crore is trapped with the crisis-hit private lender, one official said Friday.

Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University (RTMNU) has an account with Yes Bank, an official who was informed during their meeting with the senate.

RTMNU Senate member Pravin Udapure raised the question on Friday, seeking information about how much money the varsity has with Yes Bank.

Account officer Raju Hiwase told the senate that the varsity had fixed deposits with Yes Bank on Rs 191 crore. Asked if it would affect financial transactions at the university, Hiwase said it would have no effect.

On Thursday the RBI placed a moratorium on Yes Bank, limiting withdrawals per depositor to Rs 50,000 until April 3. It also override the bank’s board.

It has been reported that the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU) has called for a two-day strike starting on 31 January. It has also called for a three-day strike on 11 March and, if the demands are not met, the UFBU has threatened to strike indefinitely on 1 April 2020. The UFBU consists of unions such as the All India Bank Employees Association (AIBEA), the All India Bank Offices Confederation (AIBOC), the National Confederation of Bank Employees (NCBE), the All India Bank Officers ‘ Association (AIBOA), the Bank Employees ‘ Confederation of India (BEFI), the Indian National Bank Employees Federation (INBEF), the Indian National Bank Officers ‘ Congress (INBOC), the National Bank Workers ‘ Organisation.

The UFBU convenor, Sanjeev Kumar Bandlish, stated that a letter in this regard had already been sent to the Chairman of the Indian Banks Association, Secretary of the Department of Financial Services and Chief Labor Commissioner of the Ministry of Labor.

He said that the decision to strike had been taken as our demands for a 20% wage revision settlement on payslips, five-day banking, the merger of the special allowance with basic pay, scrapping of the new pension scheme, etc. had been on hold for a long time. He said there were 12 requests sent to the government.

State Bank of India (SBI) has implemented a one-time password (OTP)-based cash withdrawal program for its ATMs, taking into account the increasing instances of ATM-related fraud. Starting today, 1 January 2020, SBI’s OTP-based ATM cash withdrawal facility has entered the network. The largest lender in the country told customers through a tweet about the new ATM withdrawal facility. The bank said this facility will be available between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. for transactions of some 10,000. From now on, if you plan to take cash out of SBI ATM after 8 in the night, don’t forget to take your phone with you, because without your mobile phone you won’t be able to do that.

With regard to OTP-based withdrawal, you will need the one-time password that will appear on your mobile registered with the bank.

How will SBI customer withdraw cash via OTP In this process, once the cardholder enters the sum they wish to withdraw, the ATM screen will show the OTP key. In order to receive the cash, SBI customers will need to input/punch the received OTP on their mobile number registered with the bank on this computer. The facility will not require any major change in the present process to withdraw cash from SBI ATMs.

SBI OTP-based ATM transaction not applicable to other bank ATMs This facility will not be applicable to transactions from another bank’s ATM because the National Financial Switch (NFS) has not established this technology. NFS is the country’s largest interoperable ATM network and handles over 95% of domestic interbank ATM transactions. This additional authentication component would protect SBI customers against unauthorized ATM cash withdrawals.

SBI customers have been able to simply reach the ATM and withdraw cash by entering their PIN so far.

When fraudulent ATM cash withdrawals are on the rise, more banks are likely to follow suit. The banks are now alerting customers when money is debited from their account through SMSes.