राज्य
19-Jun-2025
Ladli Behnas to get ₹1500 monthly hike to ₹3000 by 2028 In a major announcement CM Dr. Mohan Yadav declared that from Diwali onwards 1.27 crore Ladli Behnas will receive ₹1500 monthly under the scheme. The scheme which began with ₹1000 was increased to ₹1250 earlier and now will be raised to ₹1500. The CM reaffirmed the government’s commitment to hike the amount to ₹3000 by 2028. This move aims to empower girls and support families financially marking a steady progression in state’s welfare efforts. Over 3 lakh tribal land pattas cancelled oppn threatens stir Opposition leaders including Umang Singhar and Kamleshwar Patel held a joint press conference alleging the cancellation of more than 3 lakh tribal land pattas across Madhya Pradesh. They cited 8000 cancellations in Burhanpur’s Nepanagar area alone. The leaders warned that if the government does not take a decision within 15 days Congress will launch an aggressive protest. The issue has sparked tension between the government and tribal communities raising concern over land rights and livelihoods. Govt issues new promotion rules reservation for SC-ST fixed Following cabinet approval Madhya Pradesh’s General Administration Department has released new promotion rules under the Lok Seva Promotion Rules-2025. The rules mandate 16% reservation for Scheduled Castes and 20% for Scheduled Tribes in direct recruitment posts. The official gazette notification formalises these provisions aiming to ensure equitable representation in government jobs. The government says this step promotes inclusivity and transparency in public sector promotions addressing long-standing demands of marginalised communities. State-level goshala conference at CM House on June 20 The Madhya Pradesh government will hold a state-level goshala (cow shelter) conference at the Chief Minister’s residence on June 20. Representatives from all government and private goshala organisations across the state have been invited to discuss welfare management and funding issues. The event aims to strengthen coordination among various goshala institutions and promote animal welfare programs. Officials hope this initiative will boost sustainable management of cow shelters and support rural livelihoods linked to cow rearing. Cabinet meeting to be held in Gwalior in memory of Vajpayee Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav announced a special cabinet meeting in Gwalior to honour the late former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. The session will focus on development projects for the region aiming to open new pathways for growth and infrastructure improvements. This initiative commemorates Vajpayee’s legacy and his vision for balanced regional development. Officials believe the move will accelerate progress and address long-pending demands of the Gwalior division. BJP leader from up robbed on highway in MP A BJP leader from Chandauli district in Uttar Pradesh Sujit Singh was robbed on a highway in Madhya Pradesh while traveling with his family. The incident occurred on the Nagpur-Prayagraj highway where 4 to 5 armed assailants suddenly attacked them during a rest stop. Sujit and his family were on their way to Ujjain after visiting Maihar. Police are investigating the case and security measures have been heightened along the route. The attack has raised concerns about highway safety for travellers. UNICEF representative visits Hamidia Hospital in Bhopal UNICEF representative Cynthia McCaffrey visited Hamidia Hospital in Bhopal on Thursday morning to inspect healthcare facilities for pregnant women and newborns. The visit aimed to assess medical care hygiene and support systems available at the hospital. Officials highlighted ongoing efforts to improve maternal and infant health indicators in Madhya Pradesh. UNICEF’s involvement signals international cooperation to enhance healthcare services and ensure better outcomes for vulnerable groups. The visit included discussions with hospital staff and reviews of emergency and neonatal care units. Raja murder case: Accused produced in Shillong court In Shillong five accused including Sonam wife of murdered Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi appeared in court. The police have held them in custody since June 18 and have re-enacted the crime. Raja’s brother Vipin demanded an extension of custody alleging Sonam is misleading the investigation and not confessing. Police are probing several unanswered questions including her behaviour and phone records. The case remains complex with investigators seeking more time to unravel the full truth behind the murder. Monsoon covers entire MP heavy rains continue Monsoon has now fully covered Madhya Pradesh with heavy rainfall reported across multiple districts including Bhopal Indore Ujjain Jabalpur Ratlam Mandsaur Neemuch Rajgarh and Harda. The continuous rain has brought relief after the summer heat but also caused disruptions in some areas. Authorities are monitoring water levels and preparedness for potential floods. Farmers welcome the rains as vital for agriculture while city administrations focus on drainage and safety measures. The weather department forecasts further rains in the coming days.
