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Bhopal News | Administrative Scrutiny:A central parliamentary committee for Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) held a meeting in Bhopal on Thursday, raising several questions about representation and reservations in government positions. During the session, the Director General of Police (DGP) of Madhya Pradesh was unable to provide a concrete answer when asked how many SC and ST officers are serving in the state police. Questions on SC-ST Collectors and SPs The committee members also inquired about the number of collectors and superintendents of police (SPs) from reserved categories, including women officers. In response, Additional Chief Secretary (ACS) Ashok Varnwal stated: 11 Collectors belong to the SC category. 6 Collectors belong to the ST category. Ther...

Satna News | Administrative Action:Major administrative action has been taken in Satna district after severe negligence was found in the implementation of the ‘Ek Bagiya Maa Ke Naam’ project under the MGNREGA scheme. District Panchayat CEO Shailendra Singh has issued show-cause notices to nine officials, including five engineers, for their poor performance and lack of seriousness in executing the project. The officials have been directed to submit satisfactory replies within three days, failing which disciplinary action will be initiated. Satna Slips in State Ranking According to CEO Shailendra Singh, the negligence of concerned officers and employees has pushed Satna district far behind in the state-level progress chart. The district now ranks 40th among 79 districts, lagging behind...

Indore News | Family Court Drama:In a shocking case from Indore, the Family Court has exposed a husband’s elaborate ploy to spy on his wife by installing hidden cameras in her bedroom and making his brother act as a “James Bond.” The court not only caught his deceit but also ordered him to pay ₹20,000 per month as maintenance to his estranged wife. The case involves a woman from Sindhi Colony, Indore, who married a businessman based in Chile around three years ago. Initially, the marriage appeared smooth, but soon after, disputes began surfacing. Matters worsened when the husband allegedly threw the wife out of the house while keeping their child with him, forcing the woman to seek justice in family court. Fake Employment Claim Exposed Representing the woman, Advocate K.P. Maheshw...

Indore | November 7:Prominent coal industrialist Vinod Agrawal has once again been recognized as Madhya Pradesh’s biggest donor, securing the 71st rank in the EdelGive Hurun India Philanthropy List 2025. This marks the fifth consecutive year he has topped the state’s list of philanthropists. In the financial year 2024–25, Agrawal donated ₹19 crore towards causes such as education, healthcare, women empowerment, animal welfare, poverty alleviation, and malnutrition. Although his national ranking slipped from 58th last year to 71st this year, he continues to be the leading philanthropist from Madhya Pradesh. Over 200 Business Tycoons Nominated for the 2025 List This year, around 200 industrialists from across India applied for inclusion in the Hurun India list, of which 185 were fin...