ट्रेंडिंग
05-Jun-2025
Minister’s remark on women’s clothing sparks row At a tree plantation event in Nehru Park Indore Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya stirred a controversy. During the launch of the “Tree for Mother” campaign he said “I don’t like girls who wear less clothing. When some come for selfies I ask them to dress properly.” His remark has triggered criticism for being regressive and sexist especially from a senior leader. In today’s India where women are asserting their freedom and rights such statements from elected officials raise serious concerns about gender sensitivity and public accountability. CM pitches big on wellness investment At the Spiritual and Wellness Summit in Ujjain CM Dr. Mohan Yadav made a bold push for investment. Promising to go “beyond policy” for serious investors he highlighted enhanced air and rail connectivity in the state. The CM also announced that 25 acres of land will be given for a new medical college at a nominal Re 1 rate. This move is seen as part of a broader strategy to boost health infrastructure and attract private sector partnerships in healthcare education and tourism. Rahul Gandhis ‘lame’ comment irks para-athlete Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s use of the word “lame” during a public speech in Bhopal has drawn strong backlash. Paralympian and Padma Shri awardee Satendra Singh Lohia condemned the comment calling it hurtful and offensive to the differently-abled community. Lohia said the term damages the dignity and self-respect of people with disabilities. The controversy underscores the importance of inclusive language in political discourse especially from national leaders. Missing honeymoon couple mystery deepens In a shocking twist CCTV footage has emerged of newlyweds Raja Raghuvanshi and Sonam at a Shillong hotel reception just before their mysterious disappearance. The couple residents of Indore checked out on May 22 and left for a nearby village. Raja’s family now suspects foul play—possibly abduction and murder. They believe Sonam may have been taken across the Bangladesh border and are demanding a CBI probe into Raja’s suspected murder. This case is quickly turning into an inter-state investigation with national implications as police explore all leads. IAS officer tweets against animal sacrifice before Bakrid MP-cadre IAS officer Niyaz Khan has stirred debate with his pre-Bakrid tweets. He urged people to reconsider animal sacrifice saying “this earth is not only for humans” and that “spilling animal blood is not justified.” His remarks come as religious communities prepare for Eid-ul-Adha. While animal rights activists praised his message some called it ill-timed and provocative. The tweet adds fuel to an ongoing debate between tradition and ethics. Oppn hits out at BJP over shrinking forest cover Leader of Opposition Umang Singhar has accused the BJP-led government of greenwashing. Citing India’s 2023 State of Forest Report he claimed Madhya Pradesh lost 371 sq km of forest land in just two years. He questioned the effectiveness of mass plantation drives and tree-planting events organized for publicity. Singhar said that the government must be held accountable for vanishing green zones despite tall promises about environment protection. The data calls for a reality check on climate policy implementation and forest conservation efforts in the state. Waqf Board urges Muslims to follow Eid guidelines strictly Ahead of Eid-ul-Adha the Madhya Pradesh Waqf Board has issued strict advisories. It urged the Muslim community to avoid offering prayers on public roads and to perform sacrifices only in designated areas. The board also warned against sacrificing banned animals and circulating videos of the rituals on social media. The advisory is aimed at maintaining public order and preventing communal tension. Authorities hope the guidelines will encourage responsible celebration and avoid any law and order disruption during the high-sensitivity festival period. Old buses turn into pink toilets for women in Pachmarhi What once roamed as public transport is now serving a different purpose. The Madhya Pradesh tourism department has launched the state’s first “pink toilet” in Pachmarhi—converted from a condemned bus. The initiative aims to improve sanitation facilities for women especially in tourist areas. Inaugurated by tourism principal secretary Shiv Shekhar Shukla the pink toilet bus is part of a larger push to repurpose old infrastructure for social use. Marathi film Ambat Shaukeen to release in Bhopal For the first time a Marathi film will hit cinema halls in Bhopal. ‘Ambat Shaukeen’ directed by Nikhil Vairagar tackles the serious issue of sextortion. At a press event the cast and crew highlighted the growing menace of online blackmail and privacy breaches. The film aims to raise awareness through satire and emotion and hopes to reach a wider audience beyond Maharashtra. Its Bhopal release marks a cultural milestone and could open doors for regional films addressing bold social topics in North India. 7 killed as cement-laden truck crushes auto in Rewa In a horrific accident near Rewa a bulk truck carrying cement pillars overturned on an auto-rickshaw killing seven passengers. Four victims died instantly one succumbed en route to hospital and two more passed away during treatment. Initial reports point to overloading and reckless driving as possible causes. Authorities are investigating safety violations. The tragic incident has renewed calls for stricter enforcement of traffic laws and commercial vehicle safety checks as grieving families demand justice for what they call a preventable disaster. MP to See Rain and Heat Together Madhya Pradesh may see changes in weather starting this evening and continuing till tomorrow. many parts of MP like Bhopal Indore Jabalpur and Ujjain may see light rain and thunderstorms. Some areas may also get strong winds up to 50 km per hour. Districts like Raisen Khandwa and Betul are on alert for heavy rain and lightning. The rain will bring relief from the heat. By tomorrow the weather will change. Some areas in north MP — like Gwalior Bhind and Tikamgarh — may face heatwave conditions during the day. But in the evening cities like Indore Ujjain and Barwani might see more rain and thunder. People are advised to stay safe drink water and avoid going out in extreme heat or storms.
