राष्ट्रीय
17-Jun-2025
Pradeep Mishra apologizes after backlash Spiritual storyteller Pandit Pradeep Mishra has issued a public apology after his remarks about Lord Chitragupt and Yamraj sparked outrage from Kayastha community. The comments were made during a religious discourse in Beed Maharashtra. On Tuesday Mishra held a press conference at Kubereshwar Dham in Sehore clarifying that hurting sentiments was never his intent. He said Shiv Mahapuran is about global welfare. It never teaches to hurt anyone’s heart. The statement comes after widespread criticism and demands for a retraction from community groups and social media users. Promotion bonanza for MP employees after 9 years In a landmark decision the Madhya Pradesh cabinet has approved promotions for state government employees after a 9-year gap. Chaired by CM Mohan Yadav the cabinet cleared a new formula expected to benefit around 4 lakh employees. Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya said the move will also open doors for recruitment on 2 lakh vacant posts. Promotions will include reservation quotas and the process will begin soon. Employee unions have welcomed the decision calling it long overdue. The government said the policy aims to reward experience and enhance administrative efficiency. No e-KYC no salary for 50000 staff Around 50000 government employees in Madhya Pradesh are at risk of losing their June salary due to incomplete e-KYC on the state’s IFMIS portal. The Finance Department has issued a directive to all district collectors urging strict enforcement. Employees who fail to update their digital records may not get paid this month. The move has sparked urgency across departments with staff rushing to complete the process. The government’s message is clear: no system update no payment. Cong to hold mass fast over Ambedkar statue row Amid tension in Gwalior over a dispute involving Dr. B. R. Ambedkar’s statue the state Congress has announced a state-wide protest. From June 23 to 25 the party will run a public awareness campaign culminating in a mass fast on June 25 in Gwalior. Senior leaders including Digvijaya Singh Jitu Patwari and Harish Chaudhary will participate. Congress said the BJP government has failed to protect dignity of icons like Ambedkar. A press conference at Bhopal party headquarters confirmed the protest schedule and called for public support. Heavy rain diverts Jodhpur-Delhi flight to Bhopal A flight from Jodhpur to Delhi was forced to land in Bhopal on Tuesday evening due to heavy rainfall in the national capital. The aircraft carrying Union Tourism Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat touched down at Bhopal Airport around 4:50 PM. Officials confirmed the diversion was precautionary amid weather concerns. Passengers remained safe and the situation was handled smoothly by airport authorities. Rain-triggered diversions are expected to continue as monsoon activity intensifies in northern India. Vicky attacked Raja killed: Shillong murder twist In a chilling update from Meghalaya police recreated the crime scene of the Raja Raghuwanshi murder near Wei Sawdong Falls in Sohra. According to East Khasi Hills SP Vivek Syiem Raja was struck with a sharp weapon by accused Vicky alias Vishal after an alleged signal from co-accused Sonam. Raja suffered head injuries and died on the spot. The suspects were brought to the site on Tuesday morning to aid investigation. The case has shocked the local community and drawn attention to rising violence in tourist zones. Indore to host 5 matches of Women’s World Cup 2025 Indore is set to host five matches of the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025. The Holkar Stadium will once again welcome international women’s cricket after last doing so in 1997. The announcement by the ICC has brought excitement to fans and local authorities. The tournament is expected to boost sports tourism and bring global attention to the city. Preparations are underway to upgrade facilities and ensure smooth operations during the matches. Monsoon hits 15 MP districts storms continue The monsoon has officially entered 15 more districts in Madhya Pradesh including Indore taking the total to 19. This widespread entry on Tuesday follows light showers in four districts on Monday. The state is currently witnessing thunderstorms and scattered rains. IMD predicts more rainfall in the coming days. The monsoon arrival has brought relief from heat but also triggered power cuts and waterlogging in some areas. Farmers are hopeful for a good sowing season.
