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Indore Declares 29 Hospitals, Schools and Colleges Silent Zones
Indore has declared 29 places to be silent zones.
The district collector issued the order.
The places include hospitals, schools and colleges.
Some other sensitive locations are also covered.
The list includes both government and private hospitals.
Several schools and colleges are named in the order.
The administration says these places need a calm environment.
It says the move is meant to help maintain peace, public order and security.
Indore Collector Shivam Verma designated 29 locations across the district as silent zones.
The order covers government and private hospitals, educational institutions and other sensitive locations.
Hospitals named include MY Hospital, Bombay Hospital, Choithram Hospital and Apollo Rajshree Hospital.
Educational institutions named include SGSITS, Holkar Science College and Gujarati College.
The administration said the designation aims to support peace, public order and security around these places.
- Who
- Indore Collector Shivam Verma designated the locations as silent zones.
- What
- An order classified 29 locations as silent zones.
- Where
- Across Indore district, Madhya Pradesh.
- When
- Why
- The administration said the move is intended to maintain peace, public order and security around sensitive locations.
Key facts
- Number of locations
- 29
- District
- Indore
- State
- Madhya Pradesh
- Issuing official
- Collector Shivam Verma
- Types of locations
- Hospitals, educational institutions and other sensitive locations
- Stated purpose
- Maintaining peace, public order and security
Sources
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