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Even as supplies of coal are being ramped up at power plants, supplies to non-power sector plants may be kept suspended. Southern Eastern Coalfields, a subsidiary of Coal India has finalised the supply matrix of coal rakes to critical power plants after a meeting held by the Coal Ministry. The power plants where coal rakes will be provided are Rajpura, HRVUNL, <keyword id="201425" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="kawai" source="Orion">Kawai</keyword>, <keyword id="201223" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="akaltara" source="Orion">Akaltara</keyword>, Binjkote, <keyword id="12306176" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="dspm" source="Orion">DSPM</keyword>, Pathad, Sabarmati, GSECL, Uchpanda, Annupur, <keyword id="173653" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="seoni" source="Orion">Seoni</keyword>, MPPGCL, Amrawati, <keyword id="4161340" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="warora" source="Orion">Warora</keyword>, Dhariwal, Tirora, NTPC, and <keyword id="6423479" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="mahagenco" source="Orion">Mahagenco</keyword>. Since the supplies of SECL are yet to be normalised, the supply of coal will be done equitably to these power plants. "Supplies to non-power sector plants may be kept suspended till further information," the SECL said. Meanwhile, the Aluminium Association of India (AAI) has written to Coal India on the alarming situation for the industry due to critical coal shortage and urgency for immediate resumption of coal supplies for survival of domestic industry. Despite untiring efforts of the Coal Ministry and the CIL to support the industry, the current acute coal crunch due to various factors which has created an immensely precarious situation, majorly for the highly power intensive industries like aluminium wherein coal accounts for 40 per cent of the production cost. Aluminium smelting requires uninterrupted quality power supply for production which can be met only through in-house CPPs which operate 24/7 and 365 days, and have signed FSA (Fuel Supply Agreement) with the CIL and its subsidiaries for assured long term coal supply. The recent decisions for stoppage of secured coal supplies and rakes for non-power sector is detrimental for aluminium industry and will jeopardize the sustainability as these continuous process-based plants are not designed for adhoc shut down and start of operations. Any power outage/failure (2 hours or more) results in freezing of molten aluminium in the pots which will lead to shutting down of plant for at least 6 months rendering heavy losses and restart expenses, and once restarted, will take almost a year to get desired metal purity. Aluminium is a sector of strategic importance and an essential commodity for diversified sectors crucial for nation's economy. Huge investment of Rs 1.2 lakh crore ($20 billion) have been made to double the domestic production capacity to 4.1 mtpa to cater to the country's increasing demand. The industry employs one million people and has developed 4000 SMEs in downstream sector. "The entire industry has been brought to a standstill and left with no time to devise any mitigation plan to continue sustainable operations. The coal stocks of operational plants have depleted to alarmingly low critical stocks of 2-3 days, from the level as high as 15 days in the month of April, 21, and plants are forced to operate at reduced power generation with huge risk of closure with threat of loss of huge employment and deterioration of MSMEs," the AAI said. Moreover, the ongoing global aluminium shortage due to supply demand mismatch is also adding to the woes for industry with the current coal situation in India. Adding to the plight of industry, the exponentially rise in coal prices have created a double whammy as the global coal prices have gone up exponentially and are on an upward trend while the ocean freight rates are also at all-time high. SEE ALSO: <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/coal-shortage-many-districts-in-bihar-face-more-than-10-hours-of-power-outage-in-last-few-days/articleshow/86987165.cms">Coal shortage: Many districts in Bihar face more than 10 hours of power outage in last few days</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/android-phones-constantly-send-data-from-pre-installed-apps-even-if-theyve-never-been-used-before/articleshow/86988368.cms">Research reveals Android phones constantly send data from pre-installed apps even if they’ve never been used before</a>

Coal supplies to non-power sector plants may be kept suspended

Bhopal, May 22 () Madhya Pradesh on Friday reported 189 new coronavirus cases, 76 of them in Indore district, taking the total case count to 6,170, state health officials said. With two COVID-19 patients dying in Indore district, the death toll in the state rose to 272. So far, 3,089 persons have recovered from the infection in the state while there are 2,809 active cases. No new coronavirus case was found in 29 districts since Thursday evening, officials said. The number of cases in Indore, the worst-hit district in state, rose to 2,850 with 76 new cases on Friday. With two more deaths, the toll in the district stood at 109, as per the state health bulletin. Besides Indore, 38 new patients were detected in Bhopal, followed by 23 in Ujjain, nine in Morena, seven in Gwalior, six each in Sagar and Singrauli, four each in Dewas and Rewa, three in Burhanpur, two each in Bhind, Jabalpur and Satna and one each in Dindori, Mandsaur, Ratlam, Seoni, Shivpuri, Umaria and Vidisha. Bhopal now has 1,153 COVID-19 patients, Ujjain 504, Burhanpur 209, Jabalpur 194, Gwalior 90, Mandsaur 83, Dewas 73, Morena 67, Sagar 57, Bhind 44, Ratlam 30, Rewa 26, Vidisha 17, Satna 12, Singrauli seven, Dindori and Shivpuri five each and Seoni and Umaria two each. No new case was reported in other districts. So far, coronavirus cases have been found in 49 out of 52 districts of the state. Coronavirus figures in MP are as follows: Total cases 6,170, active cases 2,809, new cases 189, death toll 272, recovered 3,089, total number of tested people is 1,29,060. ADU MAS KRK KRK

189 new coronavirus cases in MP, two deaths

(With pix)Bhopal, Apr 17 () The coronavirus lockdown and theresulting silence seems to have triggered a spurt in theattacks on humans by wild animals as they are often foundentering the human habitats in and around the forest areas,officials in Madhya Pradesh said on Friday.Since the lockdown came into force, wild animals,including leopards, tigers and elephants, have killed as manyas 13 people in different parts of the state, they said."The silence in the adjoining urban areas hasapparently given a mistaken sense of expanded territory to thewild animals. They venture out of their territory, sometimesmisled by prevailing pin-drop silence due to the lockdown," anofficial said. The forest cover of Madhya Pradesh is 77,482.49 sq km,which is 25.14 per cent of the state's total geographicalarea, a central government report has said.The last three weeks have marked unusual activity withwild animals increasing found entering the human habitats. According to the forest officials, tigers andelephants have killed four persons each, while bears andleopards have claimed the lives of two persons each. A wildboar also attacked and killed one person.All these incidents happened in and around the forestareas in Seoni, Shahdol, Ratlam, Anuppur, Sidhi and otherdistricts."Earlier, the wild animals did not venture beyondtheir territory due to human presence out there. They know thered line that was not to be crossed," Principal ChiefConservator of Forests (Wildlife) Rajesh Shrivastava told on Friday."But with no or subdued human presence around, theanimals are going beyond their territories," he added."Never ever in the past so many people have beenkilled by wild animals in such a short span of time," he said.Shrivastava said that this rise in the attacks in andaround the wild sanctuaries and forest areas could beattributed to the lockdown and the silence it has created. With roads and highways deserted, two groups of wildelephants crossed the state borders and walked into MP fromChhattisgarh and killed four persons three in Anuppur andone in Seoni in the last couple days, the forest officialsaid.thThe pack of tuskers, who killed three people inAnuppur, were chased back to their home, while efforts are onto drive away the other group of two in Seoni to Chhattisgarh,Shrivastava said.He said that right now these two pachyderms are inMandla district, close to Chhattisgarh.He confirmed that while elephants from Chhattisgarhkilled four persons, while nine others were mauled to death bytigers, bears, leopards, and a wild boar.A leopard killed a nine-year-old tribal girl in Sidhidistrict when she went to to the area under the Sanjay Tigerreserve to collect mahua flowers on Friday morning, in-chargeof a nearby police post, P D Sonvanshi, said.Tribals collect and cook mahua flowers and sell themto liquor breweries. This was for the second time that leopard killed ahuman in last couple of days."In order to avoid human-animal conflict, we areasking people living in and around the forest areas to venturein a group. Thirteen people were killed such attacks. Most ofthem were alone when they went to collect the flowers," headded."We are also asking the people living in the forestareas to play loud music loudly on their mobile phones orcreate some noise to scare away the wild animals if they arearound," Shrivastava said. LAL MASNP NP

Lockdown: Animals on prowl in MP's human habitats; kill 13

New Delhi, Jan 14 () Sadbhav Infrastructure Project on Tuesday said it has got final nod from various authorities, including the NHAI, for transfer of its 100 per cent stake in eight special purpose vehicles to IndInfravit Trust.
The eight SPVs are Bhilwara-Rajsamanad Tollway, Bijapur-Hungund Tollway, Dhule Palesner Tollway, Hyderabad-Yadgiri Tollway, Nagpur-Seoni Express Way, Shreenathji-Udaipur Tollway, Aurangabad-Jalna Toll Way and Mysore-Bellary Highway.
The company said it has received NHAI approval with regard to Bhilwara-Rajsamanad Tollway, Bijapur-Hungund Tollway, Dhule Palesner Tollway, Hyderabad-Yadgiri Tollway, Nagpur-Seoni Express Way and Shreenathji-Udaipur Tollway.
"We have received final approval from various authorities for transfer of 100 per cent stake of...8 Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) from Sadbhav Infrastructure Project Ltd (SIPL) to Indinfravit Trust," the company said in a BSE filing.
With regard to Aurangabad-Jalna Tollway it has got the approval from Maharashtra government while in the case of Mysore-Bellary Highway it has got nod from Karnataka State Highway Improvement Project.
 Authority approval for Ahmedabad Ring Road Infrastructure (ARRIL) is under process and at an advanced stage and closure of the above eight SPVs is independent of ARRIL, it added.
 The company "currently expects to receive the stake sale proceeds in respect of above eight SPVs soon after the declaration of the results of unitholders' meeting on January 31, 2020, subject to the approval of the unitholders of the IndInfravit Trust, satisfaction of the applicable terms and conditions of the relevant definitive agreements and compliance with applicable law," it said.
 Sadbhav Infrastructure Project Ltd is a subsidiary of Sadbhav Engineering. SIDSID ANU
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Sadbhav Infra gets final nod from authorities for 100% stake transfer of 8 SPVs

Bhopal, May 26 () Madhya Pradesh on Tuesday reported 165 new COVID-19 cases, including 39 in worst-hit Indore, and five deaths, taking the total case count to 7,024 and fatalities to 305, Health officials said. One death each was reported from Indore, Bhopal, Khandwa, Datia and Mandla, they said. So far, 3,689 persons have recovered from the infection in the state while the number of active cases stood at 3,030. No new coronavirus case was found in 25 districts since Monday evening, they said, adding that Seoni reported its first coronavirus positive case. The number of cases in Indore, the worst-hit district in state, rose to 3,103 with 39 new cases on Tuesday. With one more death, the toll in the district stood at 117, as per the state health bulletin. Besides Indore, higher number of cases were reported from Bhopal (1,303), Ujjain (601,) Burhanpur (293), Khandwa (232), Jabalpur (213). The number of fatalities in Bhopal now stands at 49 and 12 in Khandwa. Coronavirus figures in MP are as follows: Total cases 7,024, active cases 3,030, new cases 165, death toll 305, recovered 3,689, total number of tested people is 1,41,508. ADU MAS NSK NSK

MP COVID-19 cases cross 7,000 mark; death toll 305

Bhopal, May 11 () Madhya Pradesh on Monday reported171 new COVID-19 cases, including 77 from worst-hit Indore,and six deaths, taking the total case count to 3,785 and thenumber of fatalities to 221, officials said.Of the six, three deaths were reported from Bhopal,two from Jabalpur and one from Indore.Mandla and Seoni each reported a coronavirus positivecase on Monday, taking the number of the affected districts inthe state to 41 of the total 52.Indore has so far recorded the highest number ofCOVID-19 deaths at 90 in the state and 1,935 confirmed cases,officials said.A total of 31 new cases were detected in Bhopal,followed by ten in Jabalpur, eight in Khargone, five inBurhanpur, three in Khandwa, five in Dewas, 15 in Neemuch,four in Gwalior and Sagar, two in Bhind, one each in Satna,Rewa, Ashok Nagar, Jhabua and Sehore, according to theofficials.Bhopal now has total 774 cases, Ujjain 237, Jabalpur133, Khargone 89, Dhar 79, Raisen 64, Khandwa 59, Burhanpur60, Mandsaur 51, Dewas 48, Hoshangabad 37, Neemuch 27,Barwani 26, Ratlam 23, Morena 22, Gwalior 26, while Vidishaand Agar Malwa have 13 cases each.Apart from Indore (90) and Bhopal (33), 45 COVID-19patients have died so far in Ujjain, eight in Khargone, seveneach in Khandwa, Dewas and Jabalpur, five in Burhanpur, fourin Mandsaur, three each in Hoshangabad and Raisen, two in Dharand one each in Shajapur, Agar Malwa, Chhindwara, Satna, AshokNagar, Sehore and Sagar, the officials said.The condition of 243 patients is serious, 1,574 othersare stable.So far, 1,747 people have recovered from the viralinfection in the state.The total number of COVID-19 cases in Madhya Pradeshare as follows: Total cases 3,785, active cases 1,817, newcases 171, death toll 221, recovered 1,747, total number oftested people is 76,039. LALNSK NSK

MP COVID-19 cases climb by 171 to 3,785; death toll 221

Bhopal, Jun 4 () Madhya Pradesh on Thursday reported 174 new COVID-19 cases, which took the number of patients to 8,762, state health officials said. As six more persons died due to coronavirus infection, the death toll in the state reached 377, they said. On Thursday, Bhopal reported 58 positive cases, the highest in the state for the day. So far, 5,637 people have recovered from the infection in the state and the number of active patients is 2,748. Four persons from Indore and one each from Bhopal and Tikamgarh succumbed to COVID-19 infection. No new coronavirus case was found in 30 districts since Wednesday evening, the officials said. Coronavirus patients have been found in 51 of the total 52 districts in Madhya Pradesh so far. However, six of the affected districts in the state- Agar Malwa, Alirajpur, Ashok Nagar, Harda, Hoshangabad and Seoni- have no active cases on Thursday, the health bulletin said. The number of cases in Indore, the worst-hit district in the state, rose to 3,633 with 36 new cases since Wednesday. With four more deaths, the toll in the district stood at 145, the state health bulletin said. Besides Indore, 58 new patients were detected in Bhopal, followed by 11 in Burhanpur, 10 each in Sagar and Neemuch, seven in Gwalior, six in Dewas, four each in Sheopur, Tikamgarh, Ujjain and Vidisha, three each in Betul, Bhind, Jabalpur and Morena, two each in Katni and Ratlam, one each in Umaria, Anuppur, Dindori and Raisen. Bhopal now has 1,630 COVID-19 patients, Ujjain 698, Burhanpur 316, Jabalpur 263, Neemuch 252, Sagar 207, Gwalior 173, Dewas 110, Morena 98, Raisen 69, Bhind 61, Ratlam 43, Vidisha 35, Betul 34, Dindori 24, Sheopur 23, Anuppur 20, Tikamgarh 15, Umaria 10 and Katni three. No new case was reported in other districts. With one death, the toll in Bhopal reached 61, while Tikamgarh reported the first COVID-19 death on Thursday. Coronavirus figures in MP are as follows: Total positive cases: 8,762, active cases: 2,748, new cases: 174, deaths: 377, recovered patients: 5,637, total number of people tested: 1,89,252. ADU MAS NP NP

Coronavirus cases in MP go up to 8,762; death toll reaches 377

Bhopal, May 31 () Madhya Pradesh on Sunday reported 198 new COVID-19 cases, including 55 in worst-hit Indore, taking the tally so far to 8,089, while the death toll mounted to 350 as seven people succumbed to the infection, an official said. Three deaths took place in Indore and one each in Bhopal, Ujjain, Sagar and Sheopur, he added. "So far, 4,842 persons have recovered from the infection, leaving the state with 2,897 active cases. No new coronavirus case was found in 28 districts since Friday evening. The virus footprints remained confined to 51 out of 52 districts of Madhya Pradesh as on Sunday," he informed. The number of cases in Indore reached 3,486 with 55 people getting detected with the virus, while the death toll climbed to 132. Forty-five persons were detected with the virus in Bhopal, 12 in Anuppur, 10 in Ujjain and Barwani, seven in Vidisha, six in Neemuch, five each in Jabalpur, Burhanpur, Damoh, Panna and Sheopur, four in Sehore, three each in Khargone, Betul and Chhatarpur, two in Rajgarh, and one each in Gwalior, Dindori, Chhindwara, Umaria and Guna. Bhopal now has 1,467 COVID-19 patients, Ujjain 670, Burhanpur 302, Khandwa 240, Jabalpur 238, Neemuch 205, Sagar 172, Khargone 140 and Dhar 123. The COVID-19 numbers are 93 in Morena, Mandsaur 92, Bhind 56 and Barwani 53, Hoshangabad 37, Rewa 35, Ratlam 34, Vidisha 27, Betul 26, Damoh 24, Satna 21, and 20 each in Chhatarpur and Dindori 20. "Anuppur has 17, Panna 16, Sidhi and Sheopur 14 each, Agar Malwa and Jhabua 13 each, Ashoknagar 12, Sehore and Singrauli 11 each, Chhindwara, Narsinghpur, Rajgarh, Shahdol and Shivpuri 10 each, Shajapur and Tikamgarh nine each, Datia eight, Balaghat and Umaria seven each, Mandla four, Alirajpur, Guna and Harda three each, Seoni two and one case in Katni," the official said. The death toll so far in both Bhopal and Ujjain was 57, while it was eight and one in Sagar and Sheopur respectively. Coronavirus figures in MP are as follows: Total cases 8089, active cases 2, 897, new cases 198, death toll 350, recovered 4,842, total number of tested people 1,67,808. LAL BNM NSK NSK

198 cases take MP COVID-19 count to 8,089, death toll 350

Bhopal, May 16 () The number of coronavirus casesin Madhya Pradesh rose to 4,790 on Saturday as 195 morepeople, including 79 in Indore and 28 in Bhopal, testedpositive for infection, health officials said.The virs also claimed four more lives since Fridaynight, which took the death toll in the state to 243.Two COVID-19 patients died in Ujjain while one eachdied in Indore and Mandsaur, officials said.Indore, the worst-affected district, has reported99 deaths. With 79 new patients, it has reported 2,378confirmed cases so far.Besides Indore, 28 new patients were detected inBhopal, followed by 27 in Burhanpur, 15 in Khandwa, 12 each inUjjain and Gwalior, seven in Jabalpur, four in Bhind, three inMandsaur, two each in Tikamgarh and Betul and one each inNeemuch, Morena and Sagar.With this, Bhopal now has 954 cases, Ujjain 296,Jabalpur 175, Burhanpur 149, Khandwa 96, Mandsaur 60, Neemuch50, Morena 26, Sagar 18, Bhind 16, Tikamgarh 5 and Betulthree.Umaria district recorded its first coronavirus caseson Saturday. The COVID-19 footprints has thus reached 45 outof 52 districts.The number of cases in other districts is: Khargone99, Dhar 96, Raisen 65, Dewas 58, Hoshangabad 37, Ratlam 28,Barwani 26, Vidisha 14, Agar Malwa 13, Rewa 11, eight each inShajapur and Satna, Jhabua 7, five each in Chhindwara andSehore, three each in Alirajpur, Anuppur, Harda, Shahdol,Shivpuri and Datia, two each in Ashok Nagar and Dindori andone each in Guna, Mandla, Panna, Damoh and Seoni.Apart from Indore (99) and Bhopal (35), 47 personshave died in Ujjain, nine in Burhanpur, eight each inJabalpur, Khargone and Khandwa, seven in Dewas, five inMandsaur, three each in Raisen and Hoshangabad, two in Dharand one each in Gwalior, Agar Malwa, Sagar, Shajapur, Neemuch,Chhindwara, Satna, Ashok Nagar and Sehore.As many as 2,315 people have recovered from theinfection so far.The coronavirus figures in MP, thus, are as follows:Total cases 4,790, active cases 2,232, new cases 195, deathtoll 243, recovered 2,315, total number of tested people is99,677. ADU MASKRK KRK

195 new coronavirus cases in MP, four deaths

Bhopal, May 15 () The number of coronavirus casesin Madhya Pradesh rose to 4,595 on Friday as 169 more people,including 61 in Indore and 26 in Bhopal, tested positive,officials said.The virus also claimed two more lives since Thursdaynight, which took the death toll in the state to 239.Both the deaths were reported in Indore, the districtworst affected by the pandemic.Of the total number of deaths due to coronavirus,Indore accounts for 98. It has reported 2,299 confirmed cases, 61 of them coming to light since Thursday night.27 new patients were detected in Burhanpur, 26 inBhopal, 11 in Jabalpur, 10 in Ujjain, seven in Dhar, five inGwalior, four each Neemuch and Rewa, three in Sagar, two eachin Khargone and Bhind and one each in Vidisha, Satna andSehore.With this, Bhopal now has 926 cases, Ujjain 284,Jabalpur 168, Burhanpur 122, Khargone 99, Dhar 96, Neemuch 49,Gwalior 36, Sagar 17, Vidisha 14, Bhind 12, Rewa 11, Satna 8and Sehore 5. Coronavirus cases were reported for the first timein Damoh (three cases) and Datia (one) districts on Friday.Thus the virus has now spread to 44 of 52 districts.The number of cases in other districts is: Khandwa 81,Raisen 65, Dewas 58, Mandsaur 57, Hoshangabad 37, Ratlam 28,Barwani 26, Morena 25, Agar Malwa 13, Shajapur 8, Jhabua 7,Chhindwara 5, four each in Sheopur and Sidhi, three each inAlirajpur, Anuppur, Harda, Shahdol, Shivpuri and Tikamgarh,two each in Ashok Nagar and Dindori and one each in Betul,Guna, Mandla, Panna and Seoni.Apart from Indore (98) and Bhopal (35), 45 personshave died in Ujjain, nine in Burhanpur, eight each inJabalpur, Khargone and Khandwa, seven in Dewas, four inMandsaur, three each in Raisen and Hoshangabad, two in Dharand one each in Gwalior, Agar Malwa, Sagar, Shajapur, Neemuch,Chhindwara, Satna, Ashok Nagar and Sehore.As many as 2,283 people have recovered from theinfection so far and the number of active cases in MP is2,073.The coronavirus figures in MP, thus, are as follows:Total cases 4,595, active cases 2,073, new cases 169, deathtoll 239, recovered 2,283, total number of tested people93,849.Districts of Alirajpur, Sheopur and Betul have notrecorded any new case in the past 21 days. ADU MASKRK KRK

169 new coronavirus cases in MP, two deaths

Bhopal, May 12 () The number of coronavirus casesin Madhya Pradesh shot up to 3,986 on Tuesday as 201 morepeople were found infected by the disease in the last 24hours, while the death toll rose to 225, health officialssaid.The virus claimed the lives of four more persons sinceMonday night, taking the toll in the state to 225, they added.Two deaths were reported from Indore and one each fromBhopal and Burhanpur, the officials said.With Sidhi reporting its first coronavirus case onSaturday, the virus has now spread to a total of 42 districtsin the state.Of the total number of deaths due to the pandemic,Indore alone has reported 92 fatalities so far. It is theworst-affected district in the state and one of thecoronavirus htspots in the country.It has so far reported 2,016 confirmed cases, 81 ofthem since Monday night, the officials said.Since Monday night, 30 new patients were detected inBhopal, followed by 27 in Ujjain, 20 in Khandwa, seven each inNeemuch and Dhar, five in Dewas, four each in Bhind andJabalpur, three each in Khargone, Mandsaur, Gwalior and Morenaand one each in Raisen, Ratlam and Satna, they said.With this, Bhopal now has 804 cases, Ujjain 264,Jabalpur 137, Khargone 92, Dhar 86, Khandwa 79, Raisen 65,Mandsaur 54, Dewas 53, Neemuch 34, Gwalior 29, Morena 25,Ratlam 24, Bhind eight and Satna five.The number of cases in other districts is: Burhanpur60, Hoshangabad 37, Barwani 26, thirteen each in Agar Malwaand Vidisha, Sagar 10, Shajapur 8, Chhindwara 5, Sheopur 4,three each in Alirajpur, Anuppur, Harda, Rewa, Shahdol,Shivpuri and Tikamgarh, two each in Ashok Nagar, Dindori,Jhabua and Sehore and one each in Betul, Guna, Mandla, Pannaand Seoni. Apart from Indore (92) and Bhopal (34), 45 personsdied in Ujjain, eight in Khargone, seven each in Jabalpur,Khandwa and Dewas, six in Burhanpur, four in Mandsaur, threeeach in Raisen and Hoshangabad, two in Dhar and one each inAgar Malwa, Sagar, Shajapur, Chhindwara, Satna, Ashok Nagarand Sehore.As many as 1,860 people have recovered from theinfection so far and the number of active cases in MP stood at1,901, the officials said.Madhya Pradesh COVID-19 figures are as follows: Totalcases 3,986, active cases 1,901, new cases 201, deaths 225,discharged 1,860, total number of tested people 80,885. ADU MASRSY RSY

MP's coronavirus tally nears 4,000-mark; four more die

Bhopal, May 21 () Madhya Pradesh on Thursday reported 248 new coronavirus cases and four deaths, taking the total case count in the state to 5,981 and death toll to 270, health officials said. Balaghat district recorded its first coronavirus case during the day. Thus the virus has now spread its footprint to 49 out of 52 districts of the state. The number of cases in Indore, the worst-hit district in state, rose to 2,774 with 59 new cases on Thursday. With two more deaths, the toll in Indore district stood at 107. Besides, a death each was reported in Ujjain and Neemuch, according to officials. 2,843 people have recovered from the viral infection so far in the state, they said. Besides Indore, 61 new patients were detected in Ujjain, followed by 27 in Bhopal, 22 in Khandwa, 14 in Morena, 12 in Burhanpur, eight in Neemuch, seven in Sagar, six each in Jabalpur and Gwalior, five in Barwani, four in Bhind, three each in Mandsaur and Dewas and one each in Ratlam, Rewa, Shajapur, Sidhi, Ashok Nagar, Damoh, Datia, Shahdol, Shivpuri and Rajgarh. With this, Bhopal now has 1115 COVID-19 patients, Ujjain 481, Khandwa 208, Burhanpur 206, Jabalpur 192, Mandsaur 82, Gwalior 83, Dewas 69, Neemuch 58, Morena 58, Sagar 51, Bhind 42, Barwani 39, Ratlam 29, Rewa 22, Shajapur 9, Sidhi 8, six each in Ashok Nagar and Damoh, four each in Datia, Shahdol and Shivpuri and two in Rajgarh. The number of cases in other districts is: Khargone 114, Dhar 107, Raisen 67, Hoshangabad 37, Vidisha 16, Agar Malwa 13, Jhabua 11, Satna 10, Betul nine, Tikamgarh six, five each in Chhindwara, Sehore and Sheopur, Dindori four, three each in Alirajpur, Anuppur, Harda and Panna, Chhatarpur two and one each in Guna, Mandla, Seoni, Singrauli and Umaria. Apart from Indore (107) and Bhopal (40), 51 deaths have been reported from Ujjain, 11 from Burhanpur, ten in Khandwa, nine in Jabalpur, eight each in Khargone and Dewas, six from Mandsaur, three each from Raisen and Hoshangabad, two from Dhar and Neemuch and one each from Gwalior, Agar Malwa, Sagar, Shajapur, Chhindwara, Satna, Ashok Nagar, Jhabua, Sehore and Rewa. The coronavirus figures in MP are as follows: Total cases 5,981, active cases 2,868, new cases 248, death toll 270, recovered 2,843, total number of tested people is 1,25,608. ADU MAS KRK KRK

248 coronavirus cases in MP, four deaths

Bhopal, May 20 () Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday reported 270 new coronavirus cases -- 78 in Indore -- and nine deaths, taking the total case count to 5,735 and death toll to 267, health officials said. Chhatarpur district recorded its first two coronavirus cases during the day. Thus, the footprint of the pandemic has now spread to 48 out of 52 districts of the state. The cases in Indore, the worst-affected district in state, rose to 2,715 with 78 new patients found on Wednesday. With two more deaths, the toll in Indore district stands at 105. Two deaths were also reported in Ujjain and one each in Bhopal, Khandwa, Mandsaur, Sagar and Rewa, according to officials. A total of 2,733 have people recovered from the viral infection so far in the state. Besides Indore, 58 new patients were detected in Ujjain, 42 in Bhopal, 21 in Sagar, 19 in Mandsaur, 13 in Bhind, 11 in Rewa, six in Morena, five in Gwalior, four in Damoh, three in Dewas, two each in Jabalpur and Ashok Nagar and one each in Barwani, Vidisha, Panna and Satna, officials said. With this, Bhopal now has 1,088 COVID-19 patients, Ujjain 420, Jabalpur 186, Mandsaur 79, Gwalior 77, Dewas 66, Morena 44, Sagar 44, Bhind 38, Barwani 34, Rewa 25, Vidisha 16, Satna 10, five each in Damoh and Ashok Nagar and Panna three. The number of cases in other districts is: Burhanpur 194, Khandwa 186, Khargone 114, Dhar 107, Raisen 67, Neemuch 50, Hoshangabad 37, Ratlam 28, Agar Malwa 13, Jhabua 11, Betul 9, Shajapur 8, Tikamgarh 6, Five each in Chhindwara, Sehore, Sidhi and Sheopur, Dindori four, three each in Alirajpur, Anuppur, Datia, Harda, Shahdol and Shivpuri, and one each in Guna, Mandla, Rajgarh, Seoni, Singrauli and Umaria. Apart from Indore (105) and Bhopal (40), 50 deaths have been reported from Ujjain, 11 from Burhanpur, ten in Khandwa, nine in Jabalpur, eight each in Khargone and Khandwa, seven from Dewas, six from Mandsaur, three each from Raisen and Hoshangabad, two from Dhar and one each from Gwalior, Agar Malwa, Sagar, Shajapur, Neemuch, Chhindwara, Satna, Ashok Nagar, Jhabua, Sehore and Rewa. The coronavirus figures in MP are as follows: Total cases 5,735, active cases 2,735, new cases 270, death toll 267, recovered 2,733, total number of tested people is 1,20,737. ADU MAS KRK KRK

270 new coronavirus cases in MP, nine deaths

New Delhi, Jun 27 () Yes Bank on Saturday said it has acquired stake in unlisted Jhabua Power Ltd and Avantha Realty Ltd by invoking pledged shares following default on loans tendered to these firms. Jhabua Power and Avantha Realty are the group firms of Gautam Thapar-owned Avantha Group. Yes Bank has acquired 12,63,50,146 equity shares having face value of Rs10 per share, constituting 8.74 per cent of the paid-up share capital of Jhabua Power Limited by way of invocation of pledged shares, Yes Bank said in a regulatory filing. The bank also acquired 10,08,598 equity shares having face value of Rs 100 per share, constituting 30 per cent of the paid-up share capital of Avantha Realty Ltd, it added. The acquisition of shares in Jhabua Power is not a related party transaction and the promoter/promoter group/group companies have no interest in Jhabua Power, the lender said. "Shares have been acquired pursuant to invocation of pledge of the shares subsequent to default/breach of terms of credit facilities sanctioned by Yes Bank to Oyster Buildwell Private Limited. Further, the said equity shares were cross collateralised for securing the exposure of Avantha Holdings for maximum amount of Rs 400 crore," Yes Bank said. Jhabua Power Limited (JPL), is a subsidiary of Avantha Power &amp; Infrastructure Limited. It is a power generation company based at Seoni district in Madhya Pradesh. The power producing company was established in February 1995 and had turnover in FY17 and FY18 of Rs 288.27 crore and Rs 819.83 crore, respectively. With regard to Avantha Realty, Yes Bank in a similarly worded explanation said the acquisition is not a related party transaction. "Shares have been acquired pursuant to invocation of pledge of the shares subsequent to default/breach of terms of credit facilities sanctioned by Yes Bank to Avantha Realty," the bank said. Avantha Realty is land/property holding company for Avantha Group. It is primarily engaged in the business of purchase, sale, ownership, development, improvement, leasing, hire or otherwise acquiring and/or disposing off lands and immovable properties. Incorporated in May 1981, it had turnover of Rs 6.98 crore in FY18 and Rs 6.55 crore in FY19. Shares acquired on invocation of pledge subsequent to default/breach of terms of loans and accordingly proceeds from sale of shares will be utilised to reduce loans, Yes Bank said. Notably, CBI in March this year had booked Yes Bank co-founder Rana Kapoor for allegedly obtaining Rs 307 crore bribe in the purchase of a Delhi's Lutyen's zone bungalow from Avantha Realty to go easy on around Rs 1,900 crore bank loans to the seller's group companies. Earlier on May 30, Yes Bank had informed about acquiring over 24 per cent stake in Dish TV India following invocation of pledged shares due to debt default by the DTH service provider and other group firms. KPM BAL BAL

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