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Sagar Watch - October 19, 2025 0
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Sagar Watch/ Congress members from Rahatgarh, Shikarpur, Gazikheda, and Gumaria villages in the Surkhi Assembly constituency, along with their colleagues, joined the BJP in the presence of Minister Govind Singh Rajput, pledging to walk hand in hand in the development of the region. Minister Rajput welcomed all Congress members to the party by presenting them with a BJP scarf. On this occasion, Minister Shri Rajput congratulated everyone on joining the party and said that the BJP is a development-oriented party that has formulated schemes keeping every section in mind and has benefited every segment. Development work is underway in every village of the Surkhi Assembly constituency. The maximum development work has been done in the Surkhi Assembly constituency in the shortest time. With your support, these development works will gain further momentum.  Those who took membership in the party pledged to walk hand in hand with Minister Govind Singh Rajput in the development of the region so that they could contribute to its development.


Deputy Sarpanch Ajit Yadav Shikarpur, who took membership, said that all our colleagues from Rahatgarh, Shikarpur, Gazikheda, Gumaria have taken membership in the BJP after being impressed by the policies of the BJP and the development works of Minister Govind Singh Rajput. We all pledge to always work together with Minister Govind Singh Rajput to contribute to the development of the region.

Those who took membership in the BJP included Naresh Yadav, Muneem Yadav, Rajaram Yadav, Vakil Yadav, Bitthal Singh Yadav, Dinesh Yadav, Amit Yadav, Rahul Yadav, Gautam Yadav, Sonu Yadav, Sitaram Yadav, Suresh Yadav, Hemraj Yadav, Anil Yadav, and hundreds of others. Mandal President Priyank Tiwari welcomed everyone to the party.

 

 

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Sagar Watch - October 11, 2025 0

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सागर वॉच/ ननि/11.10.25/ नगर निगम आयुक्त श्री राजकुमार खत्री ने डेयरी विस्थापन परियोजना में आवंटित प्लाटों की  जांच उपरांत अपात्र पाए गए 180 प्लाटों के आवंटन को निरस्त करने की कार्रवाई की गई। डेयरी विस्थापन परियोजना में आवंटित प्लाटों के संबंध में महापौर परिषद की बैठक दिनांक 28 जनवरी की बैठक में पारित प्रस्ताव क्रमांक-19 में निर्णय लिया गया कि डेयरी विस्थापन स्थल पर जिन्हें प्लाट आवंटित हुये हैं, परंतु वे डेयरी संचालन हेतु पशु लेकर नहीं गये हैं। ऐसे डेयरी मालिकों को  नोटिस देकर उनका आवंटन निरस्त किया जाये, जांच उपरांत 180 डेयरी मालिक  ऐसे पाये गये जिनका प्लाट आवंटन सूची में नाम था, परंतु उनके पास पशु नहीं थे और न ही उनके द्वारा डेयरी परिसर में शेड का निर्माण किया गया, जिससे स्पष्ट हैं कि उक्त आवंटित प्लांट निरस्त करने योग्य हैं। महापौर परिषद में पारित निर्णय अनुसार संबंधित डेयरी मालिकों को व्यक्तिगत रूप से नोटिस तामिल कराये गये एवं दिनांक 06 मई को दैनिक समाचार पत्रों में सूचना का प्रकाशन किया गया। तत्पश्चात् डेयरी मालिकों द्वारा आज दिनांक तक डेयरी व्यवस्था क्षेत्र में न ही पशु विस्थापित नहीं किये गये और न ही शहरी क्षेत्र में उनके पास पशु हैं।
अतः उक्त 180 व्यक्तियों को व्यक्तिगत सूचना एवं आम सूचना तथा महापौर परिषद की बैठक में पारित निर्णय अनुसार साथ ही दिनांक 26 एवं 27 सितंबर को  नगर निगम परिषद की बैठक में पारित प्रस्ताव अनुसार डेयरी परियोजना हफसिली में डेयरी मालिकों द्वारा भूखण्ड आवंटित पश्चात् डेयरी मालिकों द्वारा निर्माण एवं पशु लेकर नहीं किये जाने पर भूखण्ड आवंटन निरस्त करने की कार्यवाही हेतु प्रस्ताव पारित किया गया।
निगमायुक्त द्वारा महापौर परिषद एवं नगर निगम परिषद में पारित प्रस्ताव अनुसार 180 व्यक्तियों की सूची अनुसार कार्यवाही करते हुए सभी आवंटन को निरस्त कर दिया गया।

 

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Sagar Watch - October 08, 2025 0

A Pause for Honesty: How “Alpviram” Can Help Us Say No to Corruption (With a Smile!)

Imagine this — you’re at your office desk, sipping tea, and your mind whispers, “Maybe a little shortcut won’t hurt.” Just then, you remember the “Alpviram” training — take a pause, breathe, and think. That one second of silence might just save your integrity (and your reputation).

If the message “Say No to Corruption” is added to the “Alpviram” campaign, it could create a lighter yet powerful wave of change. After all, when people learn to reflect before reacting, they also learn to reject wrong temptations with a calm smile instead of nervous excuses.

A Few Real-Life Laughable (Yet True) Situations

  • The Speedy Signature Artist:
    Mr. Sharma proudly signs files faster than his shadow — until Alpviram teaches him to pause and check what he’s approving. Now, he jokes, “Earlier I signed for favors, now I sign for fairness!”

  • The ‘Gifted’ Employee:
    A colleague who used to receive “gifts” for small favors started practicing Alpviram meditation. Now, when offered a gift, he politely says, “Thank you, but my happiness file is already full.”

  • The Queue Cutter:
    In government offices, everyone loves jumping queues. After Alpviram, one officer said, “If I can wait for peace, I can wait in a line too!”

Why It Works

Humor disarms defensiveness. Linking corruption-free behavior with self-awareness and inner peace helps employees realize that integrity isn’t a burden—it’s freedom from guilt. A corruption-free workplace automatically becomes a happier one.

Suggested Addition to the Campaign Slogan

“Alpviram लो, ईमानदारी अपनाओ — रिश्वत को मना कर सच्चा आनंद पाओ!”
(Take a pause, choose honesty — say no to bribes and find real joy!)

With such a twist, Alpviram wouldn’t just pause stress — it would also pause corruption, one thoughtful laugh at a time.

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Sagar Watch - October 07, 2025 0

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Sagar Watch News/ At Dr. Harisingh Gour University, the Department of Fine Arts and Performing Arts organized a lecture under its Research Methodology Series on the topic “Research Ethics: Academic Visibility.” 

The session was conducted by Dr. Mahendra Kumar, Assistant Professor in the Department of Library and Information Science.

Dr. Kumar began by explaining that the objective of the lecture was to help students and researchers understand the importance of ethics in research and explore ways to enhance academic visibility. 

He emphasized that research ethics is not merely about following rules but about adopting a value-based approach that strengthens the growth of knowledge in society.

The speaker discussed academic misconduct, such as plagiarism and data fabrication, in detail and explained how they can be avoided. 

He also introduced students to the UGC’s 2018 Plagiarism Regulations, highlighting their significance for maintaining academic integrity.

In the second part of the lecture, Dr. Kumar focused on academic visibility. He explained how teachers and researchers can increase the global reach of their research by updating their profiles on open-access platforms. 

Quoting a popular saying, “What is seen, is sold,” he illustrated the importance of having active profiles on platforms like Google Scholar, ResearchGate, and ORCID, and improving citation indices.

Towards the end, Dr. Kumar answered questions from teachers, research scholars, and students, making the session interactive and insightful. 

The event was attended by Department Head Dr. Balwant Singh Bhadoriya, coordinator Dr. Suprabha Das, Mr. Amitesh Kumar Pandey, and other academic experts.

Concluding the program, Dr. Suprabha Das expressed her hope that the lecture would inspire research students to value honesty, clarity, and dedication in their academic work. Dr. Bhadoriya extended thanks to all the guests, faculty, and students for their participation.

Educational Value for Students:

This lecture was highly beneficial for students as it provided them with a clear understanding of how ethical practices form the foundation of credible research. 

It also helped them learn practical ways to make their academic contributions more visible at the global level. By emphasizing integrity, responsible scholarship, and digital presence, the session encouraged students to become transparent, recognized, and respected members of the academic community.


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Sagar Watch - October 05, 2025 0

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Sagar Watch News/ The inauguration of the Bada Dev worship site in Damoh district highlights the Madhya Pradesh government’s strategy of combining cultural revival with welfare politics. 

Governor Mangubhai Patel framed the event as part of a broader agenda to honor tribal heritage, while simultaneously linking it to central schemes such as Ayushman Bharat, Ujjwala, Janman, and Dharati Aaba. 

This reflects an attempt to merge symbolic recognition of tribal traditions with developmental promises, reinforcing the ruling party’s outreach to tribal communities.

The repeated references to Rani Durgavati’s legacy and the glorification of Gondwana history indicate a cultural-nationalist approach, integrating tribal pride with mainstream narratives of resistance and sacrifice. 

Politically, the program serves dual purposes: consolidating tribal identity within the state’s cultural fabric and signaling alignment with Prime Minister Modi’s welfare agenda. 

By invoking both history and welfare, the state seeks to position itself as the guardian of tribal rights, identity, and development, strengthening electoral linkages in tribal-dominated regions.


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Sagar Watch - October 04, 2025 0

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Sagar Watch News: The passing of Professor (Retd. Engineer) Shri Satya Kumar Chakravarty has left a void, yet his noble decisions in life continue to bring light to others. 

During his lifetime, he had expressed his wish to donate his eyes, a wish that his family honored with great dignity and love after his demise, with the timely efforts of his wife, Smt. Kshipra Chakravarty, son Ravishankar Chakravarty, and daughter Navneeta Bhattacharya, both corneas were safely donated through the Eye Bank of Bundelkhand Medical College.

This act of generosity ensures that two people struggling with blindness will now see the world through his gift. The family’s decision reflects compassion, humanity, and the spirit of selfless service. 

Eye donation is a voluntary act of kindness that lives on even after death, bringing hope and vision to those in need. Professor Chakravarty’s gesture sets an inspiring example for society and reminds us all of the lasting impact one life can make.

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Sagar Watch - October 03, 2025 0
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Sagar Watch News/ The Makronia Municipality's troubles appear to be increasing during the festive season. Due to the municipality's negligent functioning, residents of the area may face drinking water shortages starting next week.

Sagar Municipal Corporation Commissioner has issued an order to stop the water supply to Makronia from October 7th. This situation has arisen due to the negligence of Makronia Municipal Corporation officials. 

They showed gross negligence in paying Sagar Municipal Corporation's water tax, resulting in outstanding water tax arrears reaching crores of rupees.

Municipal Commissioner Rajkumar Khatri held a recovery review meeting. During the recovery review, the Commissioner directed Makronia Municipality to issue a final notice for outstanding water tax of ₹12 crore 13 lakh 18 thousand 726 rupees until September 2025. 

The notice issued by the Water Supply Department states that the outstanding water tax must be paid to the Municipal Corporation by October 6, 2025, otherwise the water supply will be stopped from October 7, 2025.

The Municipal Corporation Commissioner stated that approximately Rs. 1.5 crore is being spent every month on the supply of drinking water. Water is being supplied to Makronia Municipality through a bulk connection since April 1, 2024, the amount for which is not being deposited.

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