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Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh: In a significant boost to air connectivity and pilgrimage tourism, the PM-Shri Heli Tourism Service has been launched in Madhya Pradesh under the initiative of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav. The service aims to provide quick, safe, and convenient travel between major pilgrimage sites, reducing travel time drastically. Inaugural Journey and Pilgrims’ Experience The service began operations on 20th November, connecting Indore-Ujjain-Omkareshwar. Pilgrims from Indore took a helicopter ride to Ujjain, where they were welcomed with drums and floral garlands before visiting the Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga. From Ujjain, they proceeded by helicopter to Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga, completing the journey in record time. Sadhus and Saints Experience Joy Ride Local sain...

Bhopal: India’s ambitious Cheetah Project has achieved a major milestone. After nearly three years of careful reintroduction, a female cheetah named Mukhii has given birth to five healthy cubs in Kuno National Park, marking a significant boost in the country’s cheetah population. Imported Cheetahs and Local Breeding India initially brought in 20 cheetahs from Africa—8 from Namibia on September 17, 2022, coinciding with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday, and later 12 from South Africa. These cheetahs were placed in Kuno, with the aim of re-establishing the species in its natural habitat. Since then, seven adult cheetahs and three cubs have died, but the first generation of cubs born in India is now thriving. Current Population Status With the birth of Mukhii’s five cubs, I...

Bhopal: Fresh revelations have emerged in the Al-Falah University money-laundering case. Hamood Siddiqui, brother of university owner Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui—currently in ED custody—has been found involved in an old fraud case registered in Bhopal in 1999. The accused has a ₹5,000 reward declared against him and has been absconding for more than two decades. Lured People with ‘Double Your Money’ Offer According to Shahjahanabad police, the case was filed after complainants reported that Hamood and his associates promised to double their money within a short period. After collecting large sums, the accused disappeared.The court later issued a permanent arrest warrant, but Hamood managed to evade police for nearly 25 years. Police officials say that further procedural action will be ta...

Chhindwara: In a shocking development following the death of a 5-month-old infant in Bichhua, the district Ayush department has banned the sale, storage and distribution of seven Ayurvedic medicines after they failed quality testing. The lab report declared these medicines NSQ (Not of Standard Quality) and potentially unsafe for public use. Medicines Linked to Infant’s Death Found Substandard The action comes after the suspicious death of a baby girl who was given Ayurvedic medicines for cough and cold. During investigation, samples of several medicines used by the family were collected and sent to the Ayush testing lab in Gwalior.The report revealed that seven medicines failed to meet safety and quality standards. Companies Involved Medicines from the following companies have ...

Jabalpur/Seoni: The high-profile Seoni hawala money loot case has taken a dramatic turn, with the police arresting a total of 13 police personnel, including a woman SDOP and a Hawk Force DSP. Along with them, two civilians—a toy dealer and the SDOP’s brother-in-law—have also been arrested for their alleged involvement in the conspiracy. Mastermind Linked to Balaghat Hawk Force According to SIT officials, the mastermind behind the operation is believed to be DSP Pankaj Mishra, posted with the Hawk Force in Balaghat. The police remand of four key accused—DSP Mishra, head constable Pramod Soni of Jabalpur Crime Branch, toy dealer Panju Giri Goswami, and SDOP Pooja Pandey’s brother-in-law Virendra Dixit—ended on Thursday, after which all four were sent to judicial custody. Toy Dealer ...

Khandwa:A disturbing case of severe negligence has surfaced from the Community Health Center (CHC) in Killod, Khandwa. A viral video showing stray dogs comfortably resting on patient beds has triggered widespread outrage and raised major questions about the state of healthcare management in the region. Stray Dogs Occupy Hospital Beds In the shocking footage, three dogs can be seen lying on hospital beds meant for patients, completely unbothered. The incident has exposed glaring lapses in security and hygiene at the hospital. As the video spread across social media, the health department went into a state of panic. Patient Recorded the Video, Complaint Sent to CMHO The video was recorded by a patient present inside the ward. He immediately forwarded the footage to the Khandwa Ch...

Bhopal:A violent attack on a private café in Misrod, Bhopal, stunned the city earlier this week when over 20 masked men stormed inside armed with swords, sticks, and iron rods. Within minutes, they vandalized glass panels, furniture, display units, and machines, leaving customers terrified. Acting swiftly, the police arrested five key accused within 24 hours and conducted a public parade to send a strong message against rising violent incidents. Masked Gang Storms Café, CCTV Footage Goes Viral The incident occurred late Monday night at Magic Spot Café in Misrod. CCTV footage shows a mob of masked youths, their faces wrapped with scarves, barging into the café and unleashing a wave of destruction. Moments before the attack, panic broke out among the customers—one young man and a woman...

Ashoknagar (Madhya Pradesh): Online attendance has turned into a major hurdle for temporary sanitation workers in Ashoknagar, leading to significant salary deductions. On Thursday afternoon, more than three dozen sanitation workers marched to the Collectorate carrying their brooms, creating a dramatic scene and demanding an immediate meeting with the District Collector. Salary Halved Due to Attendance Glitches Under the newly implemented online attendance system, workers are required to mark their presence through thumb impressions and facial recognition. However, frequent technical glitches have prevented many workers from registering their attendance. As a result, several temporary employees received only half of their monthly wages—₹4,000 instead of ₹8,000. A sanitation worker,...

Barwani (Madhya Pradesh): In a heartbreaking incident from Barwani district, a newborn girl—abandoned in freezing cold moments after birth—succumbed to severe hypothermia despite doctors’ efforts to save her. The infant was found dumped near bushes by a drain in Chiklia Malan village under Silawad police station late Wednesday night. Found Abandoned in the Cold, Rushed to Hospital Silawad Police Station in-charge Veer Singh Chauhan said villagers heard faint cries coming from bushes near a drain and immediately informed the police. The newborn girl was rescued and taken to the local government hospital. As her condition deteriorated, she was referred to the district hospital in Barwani, where she died during treatment on Thursday. Police Searching for the Person Who Abandoned the ...

Gwalior (Madhya Pradesh): A soldier who once confronted Pakistani forces during Operation Sindoor to protect the nation is today pleading for protection from his own wife and her family. Within just three days of marriage, the soldier’s wife deserted him, and ever since, he claims he and his elderly mother have been living under constant threat. A War Hero Betrayed at Home Devendra Rajawat, posted under the Western Command, said he never imagined that the real battle of his life would be fought inside his own home. The soldier says he trusted his wife because he was a civilian at heart—but now insists, “I am a soldier, not Indore’s Raja Raghuvanshi. I won’t let myself be framed.” He alleges that his wife Vandana Chouhan, her brother (a police sub-inspector in Agra), and her brothe...