Madhya Pradesh

In a significant reshuffle aimed at strengthening law and order, the Madhya Pradesh government has transferred 14 senior IPS officers, including the Bhopal Police Commissioner. Harinarayan Chari Mishra, who previously held the post, has been reassigned, and 2004-batch IPS officer Sanjay Kumar has been appointed as the new Police Commissioner of Bhopal. Harinarayan Chari Mishra Takes Charge at SCRB Harinarayan Chari Mishra has been posted as Inspector General of the State Crime Records Bureau (SCRB). The Home Department has issued the official transfer notification, and all officers will now assume charge at their new postings. Key Transfers Among Senior IPS Officers Pankaj Kumar (1992 batch): Previously Special Director General (SDG), Police Headquarters Bhopal, he is now appo...

Jabalpur In a dramatic wildlife rescue at Kanha Tiger Reserve, a five-year-old male leopard was saved from a poacher’s iron snare after it became entangled near the Sejhora buffer zone. The incident occurred during Operation Wild Trap-2, when a patrolling team heard distress calls of a trapped animal and rushed to investigate. The leopard was found struggling violently, caught in a trap set near the edge of a field in Beat Chatuakhar, compartment number 1438. Recognizing the danger to both the animal and the team, forest officials immediately alerted senior officers and wildlife veterinarian Dr. Sandeep Agrawal. The rescue team tranquilized the leopard to safely handle the situation without causing further injury. Using cutters, the officials carefully removed the iron snare, free...

Seoni, Madhya Pradesh A dramatic encounter unfolded at a Hanuman temple in Lonia village, Seoni, when worshippers discovered a large cobra coiled near the idol of Lord Hanuman, creating panic among devotees. The incident, captured on video, quickly went viral on social media. Villagers immediately contacted snake expert Praveen Tiwari, known locally as a “Snake Friend,” who arrived at the scene promptly. Demonstrating skill and experience, Tiwari carefully rescued the 4-foot-long cobra, which had been hissing aggressively throughout the operation. The cobra was safely relocated to a forested area, ensuring both public safety and the animal’s well-being. Local residents expressed relief after the potentially dangerous situation was averted without any harm to the worshippers or the...

In a major crackdown against narcotics trafficking, Madhya Pradesh Police have uncovered an illegal MD drug manufacturing factory in Rajasthan’s Jhalawar district, seizing contraband and chemicals worth nearly ₹5 crore and arresting three accused in a meticulously planned inter-state operation. The action was carried out by the Agar Malwa (Shajapur range) police following crucial leads obtained from a recently arrested drug trafficker. Initial Arrest Led to Major Breakthrough According to Superintendent of Police Vinod Singh, on January 20, Kotwali police arrested Faizan, son of Abdul Mannan, a resident of Noorani Nagar, Susner, from the Agar–Susner Road near Amla area based on a tip-off. During the search, police recovered 330 grams of MD drugs, estimated to be worth ₹33 lakh,...

Ujjain:Strong opposition has erupted in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, against the proposed draft regulations of the University Grants Commission (UGC), with thousands of members from the Savarna community taking to the streets on Wednesday evening. Gathering at Tower Chowk, protesters formed a human chain, raised slogans and described the proposed rules as “chains imposed on the Savarna community.” The demonstration later turned into a rally that proceeded to Shaheed Park, where a memorandum was submitted to the administration. The protesters demanded the immediate suspension of the unilateral draft regulations, insisting that no new education policy should be implemented without inclusive representation of all social groups and wide consultation with students, teachers and education exper...

Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh: In a heartwarming initiative, Bageshwar Dham will host the “Saptam Kanya Vivah Mahotsav” this Maha Shivaratri, uniting 300 daughters from across India and Nepal in marriage. Pandit Dhirendra Krishna Shastri has released the list of selected girls, which includes 60 orphans and several daughters of differently-abled parents. The entire wedding expenses will be covered by donations collected at the temple. Nationwide SelectionThe daughters have been chosen from 60 districts across 10 states, with Madhya Pradesh contributing 229 brides and Uttar Pradesh 56. Remarkably, one bride will travel from Nepal to participate in the ceremony. The festival aims to provide a dignified marriage for girls from economically and socially disadvantaged backgrounds, celebrating t...

Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh: The series of temple thefts in the city of Baba Mahakal continues. In a daring late-night incident, three thieves targeted the ancient Aashapuri Maa Bhavani Temple in Nazarpur village, Ghattia Tehsil, making off with silver jewelry and other valuables worth lakhs. CCTV footage of the crime has emerged, revealing the audacity of the culprits. CCTV Captures Bold HeistAccording to police, the theft was carried out by three individuals. The CCTV footage shows one thief entering the sanctum sanctorum, while the other two remained near the windows, keeping watch. In a striking detail, the footage shows the main thief first paying respects to the goddess before beginning the theft. The thief, wearing a mask and shoes, climbed onto the altar using a plastic bucket due...

Shahdol, Madhya Pradesh: A severe fire broke out at the seed warehouse in Narsarah, Shahdol, resulting in the destruction of rice stocks worth several lakh rupees. The warehouse, used to store rice procured from various collection centers across the district, was engulfed in flames before fire services could bring it under control. Administrative officials, including the District Collector, rushed to the scene to assess the situation. Details of the IncidentThe blaze erupted early in the morning at the seed warehouse under the jurisdiction of Kotwali Police Station. Thick smoke and towering flames quickly reduced the stored rice to ashes. By the time the fire brigade arrived, significant losses had already occurred. Despite hours of effort, the fire caused extensive damage, raising seri...

Khargone, Madhya Pradesh: Over 200 students from grades 1 to 5, accompanied by their parents, marched 35 kilometers on foot to demand the reinstatement of their popular math teacher, Natwar Patidar. The emotional protest began at the government Sandipani School in Segaon and proceeded toward the district headquarters in Khargone. Reason for the MarchThe students and parents were upset over the recent transfer of Natwar Patidar from his primary school in Dasnawal village. Known for his dedication and innovative teaching methods, Patidar had significantly improved student enrollment at the school, increasing the number from 54 to 246. Concerned that his transfer would affect learning, parents decided to take their grievances directly to the district administration. Scenes from the Prot...