Earthquake scientist TG Sitaram – Photo: amar ujala digital Expansion The areas of the country which are on the plate boundary, there is a high risk of earthquake. The danger of earthquake often looms in Bihar, Uttarakhand, Nepal. This city is on the boundary plate. Most part of Madhya Pradesh is safe. Jabalpur and Narmada Valley are definitely considered to be in the earthquake zone, but earthquakes of high intensity cannot occur here, so there is nothing to worry about. This thing was said by Seismologist and Chairman of All India Technical Council (AICTE) Dr. TG Sitaram. He had come to attend the convocation ceremony of Devi Ahilya University. Regarding the cracks in Joshi Math, he said that the cracks in Joshi Math are not due to earthquake. The city is built on the debris of a glacier and is on a slope. His land cannot bear much load. There shouldn’t have been much construction in such areas. The underground part of Joshi Math is hollow. He is getting unstable. That’s why cracks are coming. Some houses used to have cracks earlier also, but it was not taken seriously. Now the number of affected has increased. Regarding Indore, he said that this city has become an example of cleanliness. A system of cleanliness has been made here and awareness has also come among the people. Sitram said that Indore is an education hub. Seven tribal dominated districts come under the jurisdiction of Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya. The students there are getting better education. It’s a good thing.