BHOPAL: Special woman cells has been constituted in Madhya Pradesh for effective control over crimes against women and ensuring strict punishment to criminals. Additional Director General of Police M Aruna Mohan Rao has been posted as in-charge of the Woman Cell.
The four Zonal Woman Cells have been constituted at Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior and Jabalpur respectively. Of these, one IG-level officer each has been posted at Bhopal, Indore and Jabalpur while a Deputy IG level officer has been deputed at Gwalior. Home Minister Umashankar Gupta has instructed officers of the Woman Cells to dispose of complaints registered by aggrieved women promptly.
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Bhopal: The state government has promoted 35 Indian Police Service (IPS) officers and has issued order for their new postings here on Tuesday. IG and OSD to chief minister Sudhir Saxena has been promoted to ADG but continues to hold the same office. IG Bhopal Range Vijay Yadav has been promoted as ADG Bhopal Range.
IG Dr Vijay Kumar is now ADG and continues to hold the same post. Similarly, IG CID CV Muniraju will now be ADG complaints at Police Headquarters (PHQ), IG Pawan Kumar Jain now has been made ADG (Planning), M Aruna Mohan Rao is now ADG (crime against women) and IG, Home Guards, Shailesh Singh is now ADG cyber crime.
DIG rank officers promoted to IG rank include DIG Intelligence Rajesh Gupta who will now be IG Intelligence. DIG Special Armed Forces (SAF) RP Srivastava is appointed IG (Crime against Woman) apart from CID, at Indore. Sonali Mishra who was DIG Jabalpur will be IG/Secretary, Home department at Mantralaya. Anil Kumar Gupta, who was DIG Hoshangabad range is posted as IG Cyber Cell at Bhopal. DIG Sanjeev Shami will be IG at Special Branch (Police Headquarters). RS Meena is IG Training wing at PHQ while Vedprakash Sharma and Rajababu Singh posted as IGs in Shahdol and Balaghat ranges respectively.
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The Madhya Pradesh government has declared five monuments of historic and archaeological importance as ’state protected’.
These are situated at Gwalior, Shahdol, Jabalpur, Mandla and Indore districts, an official release said here today.
Culture Minister Laxmikant Sharma has approved a proposal to this effect and a notification to this effect will be issued soon.
First on list of monuments are Shiv temples and caves situated at village Arjhala in Budhar tehsil of Shahdol district dating back to 2-6 B.C. These caves are situated 13 kilometers from Shahdol on the road to Amarkantak.
The fortress which is situated at village Behat in Gwalior will also be protected as it is associated with Sangeet Samrat Tansen who used to practice music at this site.
The state government has also decided to preserve Muthaliya Mutt situated at village Gopalpur in Bhedaghat tehsil of Jabalpur district.
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Jabalpur is an ancient city of Madhya Pradesh. Jabalpur is situated at the center of India in the Mahakoshal region, beside holy river Narmada. The city received its name from Rishi Jaballi. Jabalpur is one of the most historical and important city among all the cities of India. Due to the native place of Jabali Rishi it is known as Jabalipuram. Acharya Vinoba Bhave titled Jabalpur as “SANSKARDHANI” due to its cultural and social activities. Jabalpur is surrounded by a spectacular variety of nature, at south-west of Jabalpur flows holy river NARMADA which has become a unique harmony. Marble rocks of Bhedaghat are surprising. It has a waterfall called “Dhuandhar” which is the symbol of dignity. Jabalpur is a city in the Mahakaushal region of state of Madhya Pradesh in India. It is the largest urban agglomeration in Madhya Pradesh and the 15th largest urban agglomeration in India as per the 2011 census statistics. The area of Jabalpur City is largest in Madhya Pradesh but is divided between different census towns and municipalities and is therefore considered to be the third largest city area wise in Madhya Pradesh. It is still counted as the third most populous city of Madhya Pradesh after Indore and Bhopal because a large population within the actual city is not under the control of the Jabalpur Municipal Corporation. The history of Jabalpur presents a saga of the ancient kings and the clamor of the battlefields. To begin with, it can be said Jabalpur finds reference in The Mahabharata as the ancient city of Tripuri. Moreover, Bhil and Gond tribes were the aborigines of the city, who depended on farming in the Narmada basin. However, the history of Jabalpur states that the the tribes were driven out of the territory by the Marathas and the Mughals. Moreover, the history of Avanti, the modern day Jabalpur, dates back to the 3rd century BC. Avanti was ruled by a number of kings belonging to various dynasties, viz. Sungas, Guptas and Harshas, until 8th century. The Kalchuri dynasty ruled Avanti in the 8th century. The Kalchuris made Jabalpur their capital. However, the rule of the Kalchuris came to an end when the Gonds came to the throne of Avanti in the 13th century. Gondwana Kingdom thrived in Jabalpur till the late 16th century.
Madhya Pradesh tops the list of states in the country when it comes to exploitation of minors, particularly girls, a NCRB report said.
According to the annual report of the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) for year 2009-10, a total of 4,646 cases of criminal nature against children were reported in the state.
The maximum number of 337 cases were reported from Indore, dubbed as financial capital of Madhya Pradesh, followed by 257 and 127 cases respectively from Jabalpur and Bhopal.
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JURISDICTION AND SEAT OF HIGH COURTS IN INDIA
The following are the twenty-one High Courts sorted by name, year established, Act by which it was established, jurisdiction, seat of governance (headquarters), benches (branches), and the maximum number of judges sanctioned.
- Allahabad High Court
Established on: 11/06/1866
Act: High Courts Act, 1861
Jurisdiction: Uttar Pradesh
Principal Seat: Allahabad
Bench: Lucknow
Judges: 95
- Andhra Pradesh High Court
Established on: 5/7/1954
Act: Andhra State Act, 1953
Jurisdiction: Andhra Pradesh
Principal Seat: Hyderabad
Judges: 39
- Bombay High Court
Established on: 14/08/1862
Act: High Courts Act, 1861
Jurisdiction: Maharashtra, Goa,Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Daman and Diu
Principal Seat: Mumbai
Nagpur,Panaji,Aurangabad
Judges: 60
- Calcutta High Court (Kolkata)
Established on: 02/07/1862
Act: High Courts Act, 1861
Jurisdiction: West Bengal,Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Principal Seat: Calcutta
Port Blair(circuit bench)
Judges: 63
- Chhattisgarh High Court
Established on: 11/1/2000
Act: Madhya Pradesh Re-organisation Act, 2000
Jurisdiction: Chhattisgarh
Principal Seat: Bilaspur
Judges: 8
- Delhi High Court
Established on: 31/10/1966
Act: Delhi High Court Act, 1966
Jurisdiction: National Capital Territory of Delhi
Principal Seat: New Delhi
Judges: 36
- Gauhati High Court
Established on: 1/3/1948
Act: Government of India Act, 1935
Jurisdiction: Arunachal Pradesh,Assam, Manipur,Meghalaya,Nagaland, Tripura,Mizoram
Principal Seat: Guwahati
Kohima,Aizwal &Imphal. Circuit Bench at Agartala &Shillong
Judges: 27
- Gujarat High Court
Established on: 1/5/1960
Act: Bombay Re-organsisation Act, 1960
Jurisdiction: Gujarat
Principal Seat: Ahmedabad
Judges: 42
- Himachal Pradesh High Court
Established on: 1971
Act: State of H.P. Act, 1970
Jurisdiction: Himachal Pradesh
Principal Seat: Shimla
Judges: 9
- Jammu and Kashmir High Court
Established on: 28/8/1983
Act: Letters Patentissued by the Maharaja of Kashmir
Jurisdiction: Jammu & Kashmir
Principal Seat: Srinagar & Jammu
Judges: 14
- Jharkhand High Court
Established on: 2000
Act: Bihar Re-organisation Act, 2000
Jurisdiction: Jharkhand
Principal Seat: Ranchi
Judges: 12
- Karnataka High Court
Established on: 1884
Act: Mysore High Court Act, 1884
Jurisdiction: Karnataka
Principal Seat: Bangalore
Circuit Benches at Hubli-Dharwad & Gulbarga
Judges: 40
- Kerala High Court
Established on: 1956
Act: States Reorganisation Act, 1956
Jurisdiction: Kerala, Lakshadweep
Principal Seat: Kochi
Judges: 40
- Madhya Pradesh High Court
Established on: 2/1/1936
Act: Government of India Act, 1935
Jurisdiction: Madhya Pradesh
Principal Seat: Jabalpur
Gwalior,Indore
Judges: 42
- Madras High Court
Established on: 15/8/1962
Act: High Courts Act, 1861
Jurisdiction: Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry
Principal Seat: Chennai
Madurai
Judges: 47
- Orissa High Court
Established on: 3/4/1948
Act: Orissa High Court Order, 1948
Jurisdiction: Orissa
Cuttack
Judges: 27
- Patna High Court
Established on: 2/9/1916
Act: Government of India Act, 1915
Jurisdiction: Bihar
Principal Seat: Patna
Judges: 43
- Punjab and Haryana High Court
Established on: 8/11/1947
Act: High Court (Punjab) Order, 1947
Jurisdiction: Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh
Principal Seat: Chandigarh
Judges: 53
- Rajasthan High Court
Established on: 21/6/1949
Act: Rajasthan High Court Ordinance, 1949
Jurisdiction: Rajasthan
Principal Seat: Jodhpur
Jaipur
Judges: 40
- Sikkim High Court
Established on: 1975
Act: 38th Amendment
Jurisdiction: Sikkim
Principal Seat: Gangtok
Judges: 3
- Uttaranchal High Court
Established on: 2000
Act: U.P. Re-organisation Act, 2000
Jurisdiction: Uttarakhand
Principal Seat: Nainital
Judges: 9
