Madhya Pradesh

A tense situation erupted on Sunday evening at the MP-UP border near Semariya Jagannath Wasi village when locals and Bajrang Dal volunteers intercepted a suspicious pickup truck carrying 67 goats crammed inside. The animals were reportedly being transported in inhumane conditions, prompting immediate action. Suspicious Vehicle Stopped by Locals Villagers noticed the overloaded pickup and, alarmed by the goats’ cries, suspected illegal activity. They quickly called Bajrang Dal volunteers, and together they stopped the vehicle. Jurisdiction Confusion at the Border Upon receiving the report, Kohhi and Markundi police from Uttar Pradesh and the Chitrakoot police from Madhya Pradesh rushed to the scene. However, since the incident occurred on Uttar Pradesh territory, the Madhya Prad...

Inder, the blind leopard rescued in a critical condition from Indore’s Kamla Nehru Museum, has scripted an extraordinary story of survival and resilience at the Van Vihar National Park in Bhopal. Despite having 35–40 pellets lodged in his skull, total loss of vision, and severe depression, the big cat has now regained remarkable health and energy — even memorising every corner of his enclosure purely through smell. Found Critically Injured in Nayapura Inder was discovered in a severely wounded state in Nayapura village (Compartment 222) of Indore forest range. Blood was oozing from his body, and both eyes had lost vision completely. When he was brought to Bhopal for a CT scan on 21 September 2020, doctors found dozens of pellets embedded dangerously close to vital brain regions, maki...

Renowned flautist Pandit Rakesh Chaurasia faced a harrowing ordeal on Friday when IndiGo abruptly cancelled multiple flights without prior notice, leaving him stranded at Delhi Airport for 11 long hours. Chaurasia, who was scheduled to perform at the inauguration of the Hriday Drishyam Festival in Bhopal, missed his much-awaited recital due to the chaos. Stranded From Morning Till Evening Pandit Chaurasia left his Delhi residence at 5 AM, optimistic about reaching Bhopal in time for his performance. He arrived at the airport before 7 AM, checked in his flute and luggage, and waited for boarding instructions—unaware that the situation would soon spiral into confusion. By 6 PM, after hours of waiting and repeated delays, he finally retrieved his luggage, ending an exhausting 11-hour...

Bhopal: A shocking incident at Gandhi Medical College (GMC) in Bhopal has triggered widespread concern across the medical fraternity. A trivial argument over preparing Maggi noodles escalated into a violent clash between two groups of MBBS students, leading to multiple injuries and the suspension of 15 students. The fight broke out at the college’s Sudhamrit Café late on Thursday night. According to sources, two groups of junior doctors—who had just returned from an AIIMS Bhopal fest—got into a heated argument over whose Maggi would be prepared first. What began as a minor disagreement quickly spiraled into a full-blown brawl. Violence Erupts; Rods and Sticks Used Witnesses reported that some students involved in the altercation were under the influence of alcohol, further aggrava...

Bhopal: In a shocking breach of security, unknown thieves attempted to steal sandalwood trees from the Madhya Pradesh Assembly complex, one of the state’s highest security zones. The incident occurred while security personnel were on leave, exposing vulnerabilities in the otherwise tightly guarded premises. The Assembly grounds host 230 MLAs during sessions and are protected by a battalion of Special Armed Forces along with over 70 Assembly security personnel. Despite this high-level protection, the thieves managed to fell one sandalwood tree and caused significant damage to two others, leaving saw marks visible on the trunks. It appears the culprits were unable to carry away the main tree due to its weight. Exploiting a Holiday Officials believe the incident took place on Wednesd...

Chhatarpur, Vrindavan: The wedding celebrations of the renowned storyteller Indresh Upadhyay, popularly known as “Jay Jay,” are making waves across the nation. The much-anticipated ceremony will take place on December 5 at Hotel Taj Amer, Jaipur, where Indresh Maharaj will tie the knot with Shipra from Haryana. The event is expected to witness the presence of saints, devotees, and several eminent personalities from across the country. Among the distinguished guests, Bageshwar Dham’s head Pandit Dhirendra Krishna Shastri, a close friend of the groom, will also be attending. Friendship That Captures HeartsIndresh Maharaj and Pandit Dhirendra Shastri share a well-known camaraderie. They are often seen together at spiritual events and discourses. Recently, during Shastri’s pilgrimage, Indre...

Sheopur News:Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh is all set for a historic event on December 4, as Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav will release three cheetahs—female cheetah Veera and her two 10-month-old cubs—into the open forest. The event coincides with International Cheetah Day and marks a major milestone in India’s ambitious and evolving Cheetah Reintroduction Project. A Big Boost to India’s Cheetah Conservation Efforts According to wildlife officials, Veera has proven to be a strong and healthy mother. Her cubs are also showing all signs of becoming independent and powerful predators as they grow. The trio will be released into the Paronda forest zone, which is open for tourists. Officials believe this will significantly enhance eco-tourism and deepen public participation in wi...