Mukund Agiwal, a promising youth from Dhamnod, a small town in Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh, has created history by securing first position in the All India Examination of Chartered Accountant (CA). He secured 83.33 percent marks. Mukund has brought fame not only to his family but also to the entire Dhar district and Madhya Pradesh across the country.

This achievement of Mukund, son of stationery businessman Pawan Agiwal of Dhamnod, is a moment of pride for the entire city. As soon as the exam results were announced, the eyes of the family members became moist with joy. There was a flood of congratulations at home. Relatives, teachers and townspeople showered Mukund with flowers.

‘Father’s dream fulfilled’

Mukund Agiwal told that his father’s dream was that his son should become a chartered accountant. He worked hard day and night to make that dream come true. Earlier he had secured 24th All India rank in CA Inter examination and now by securing first position in the country in the final examination, he showed that anything is possible with hard work and dedication.

‘There is talent not only in big cities, but also in small towns’

After topping, Mukund Agiwal said that talent is not only in big cities but also in small towns. If the goal is clear and hard work is done diligently, then success is definitely achieved. He said that in future he wants to first gain experience and then start working in a new direction in his own city Dhamnod.

Mukund had also topped in 10th and 12th

Let us tell you that Mukund had received his primary education from Gurukul School Dhamnod. He was always a topper with 95% marks in 10th and 96% marks in 12th. There is a wave of happiness in the entire Dhamnod city on his achievement.

A gas leak in an oil company on Sunday (September 7) in Pithampur near Indore in Madhya Pradesh. Three employees died in the accident. The incident took place between 6 to 6.30 pm in Sagar Oil Company located in Baghdun police station area.

According to the company’s manager Lokesh Gupta, the gas suddenly leaked during work in the plant. During this time a laborer fainted. Two other companions who came to save him were also hit by gas. The deceased have been identified as Sunil (35), Deepak (30) and Jagdish resident Indorama Pithampur.

Three laborers died

All three were immediately rushed to the hospital. The first nearby hospital and then MY Hospital Indore were referred, where doctors declared him dead. Baghdun TI Rajendra Soni said that the police reached the spot as soon as the accident was received and the workers were sent to the hospital. The family is also present in the factory.

Accident occurred during tank cleaning

Officials said that the incident took place in Shri Sagar Lubricant Oil located in Baghdun police station area of ​​Pithampur area, 45 km from the district headquarters. At the same time, Additional Superintendent of Police of Dhar Vijay Davar said that the three laborers were cleaning the chemical tank in the factory on Sunday night, when they were hit by poisonous gas.

When the company’s manager Lokesh Gupta was talked about in connection with this incident, he said that there was a sudden gas leakage while working in the plant, in which a laborer fainted. After this, two of his companions came to pick him up, due to which they also got hit by it. The matter is being investigated and necessary action will be taken after its report.

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