Madhya Pradesh

Jabalpur, MP: A young woman from Madhya Pradesh, aspiring to become an IAS officer, left her home after her father allegedly stopped her from pursuing further studies after class 12. Following a directive from the MP High Court, she has now agreed to stay with her father. High Court Steps InThe case came before a division bench of Chief Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva and Justice Vinay Saraf. The court advised the young woman to reconcile with her father, keeping her future in mind. Following the court’s guidance, she agreed to live with her family again. BackgroundThe young woman had left home to continue her civil services preparation independently. She moved to Indore, where she took up a private job while attending coaching classes for the IAS exam. Her father filed a habeas corpus peti...

Bhopal: Stubble burning incidents are rising sharply in Madhya Pradesh, pushing the state to the second spot nationally after Punjab. On 11 November alone, 1,052 cases were reported, taking the total to 3,569 incidents since 15 September. Authorities have begun taking action against offenders. Crisis Revealed Through Satellite DataThe alarming figures were highlighted by the CREAMS (Consortium for Research on Agroecosystem Monitoring and Modeling from Space) report, commissioned by the Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi. The report shows that on 11 November, MP recorded the highest number of stubble burning incidents in the country on a single day. State-wise ComparisonBetween 15 September and 11 November: Punjab: 4,507 incidents Madhya Pradesh: 3,569 inc...

Bhopal: A major fraud has rocked the Madhya Pradesh education department, as the Special Task Force (STF) of Gwalior busted a gang of teachers who secured government jobs using fake degrees and diplomas. At least eight teachers have been registered in FIRs, while investigations continue into 26 other suspects. How the Scam WorkedAccording to STF sources, an organized group submitted forged D.Ed (Diploma in Education) mark sheets to obtain teaching positions in government schools. The fake documents were neither issued by the respective education boards nor matched any valid serial numbers. Some of the mark sheets were even previously issued in the names of other individuals. Teachers ImplicatedPreliminary investigations revealed that eight teachers from Gwalior had used counterfeit m...

H Narmadapuram, Maharashtra: A chilling message reading “Pak Zindabad” in the restroom of the 22177 Mahaanagari Express from Mumbai to Varanasi triggered a major security alert, sending shockwaves through the rail authorities and law enforcement agencies. The incident comes in the wake of recent bomb attacks in Delhi, which had already put the country on high alert. Train Thoroughly Searched Across Key StationsFollowing the discovery, the train underwent rigorous checks at Bhusawal, Jalgaon, Khandwa, and Itarsi. At Itarsi station, a bomb disposal squad, alongside GRP (Government Railway Police) and RPF (Railway Protection Force) teams, conducted an extensive search of the train. The message had been scrawled in the restroom of the general compartment, creating temporary panic...

M B Madhya Pradesh is witnessing a surge in bold burglaries, with even law enforcement officials’ residences coming under attack. In a shocking development, thieves struck the homes of a judicial magistrate in Anuppur and a deputy collector in Bhopal, stealing valuables worth lakhs of rupees. Theft at Judicial Magistrate’s Residence in Anuppur In Anuppur district, Judicial Magistrate Vinod Kumar Verma was away in Delhi for training when burglars broke into his home. The thieves stole gold and silver jewelry worth approximately ₹1.5 lakh along with cash of around ₹70,000. The incident occurred just a few steps away from the Kotwali police station, raising serious concerns about local security. Upon discovering the broken lock, a household staff member immediately informed the...

Chhindwara (Madhya Pradesh): In a shocking development, police have arrested the owner and pharmacist of Aashirwad Medical Store in connection with the suspicious death of a 4-year-old girl, Ambika Vishwakarma, in Chhindwara’s Kundipura area. The action was taken after laboratory tests confirmed that the cough syrup Coldrif (Batch No. SR-13) sold to the child was adulterated. According to police, the syrup was sold without a doctor’s prescription, violating the Drugs and Cosmetics Act. The arrested individuals have been identified as Anil Kumar Mishra, the store owner, and Ashok Kumar Mishra, the pharmacist. This marks the ninth arrest in the ongoing toxic cough syrup investigation that has shocked the entire district. Toxic Syrup Confirmed in Lab TestsThe forensic test reports revea...