राज्य
25-Jun-2025
Promotion rules spark silent protest with slogan caps At the state secretariat unreserved category employees showed up wearing caps with slogans silently protesting new promotion rules introduced by the state government. They continued working while voicing dissent. A larger protest is being planned as officials from general backward and minority communities prepare to unite tomorrow. Meanwhile SAPAKS has called a strategy meeting on June 29 to discuss their movement. The issue is turning into a major flashpoint between employees and government potentially affecting administration and political dynamics in the coming weeks. Luxury lounge opens at Bhopal railway station Travellers at Bhopal railway station can now enjoy comfort and convenience with the launch of a brand-new executive lounge on Platform 1. Inaugurated by Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav the lounge promises hotel-like facilities at affordable rates including entertainment comfortable seating and quality food. The initiative aims to upgrade passenger experience and is part of Indian Railways broader plan to modernise major stations across the country. The CM praised the move calling it a “people-friendly facility” that adds value to train travel especially for long-distance and business travellers. Solar energy push in Narmada valley irrigation projects Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav chaired the 267th meeting of the Narmada Valley Development Authority emphasising solar energy use in irrigation projects. Held at Samatva Bhavan the meeting included top officials like Additional Chief Secretaries Dr. Rajesh Rajora and Manish Rastogi. The CM directed departments to integrate solar technology in water-lifting schemes saying it would cut electricity costs and benefit both farmers and the state government. BJP sets up symbolic jail to mark 50 years of Emergency Marking 50 years since the Emergency was imposed in India the BJP in Bhopal turned its state headquarters into a scene of political remembrance. A symbolic jail was created with a photo of former PM Indira Gandhi calling it Constitution Murder Day. BJP national spokesperson and Rajya Sabha MP Dr. Sudhanshu Trivedi speaking in Indore said Indira brought Emergency to the nation while Rahul Gandhi is bringing it to the Congress party. He said that truth is punished within Congress where outspoken leaders are not given notice but expelled. Bhopal metro deadline set for Sept PM may launch in Oct The Bhopal metro project is racing to the finish line. Metro MD S. Krishna Chaitanya has set a September deadline for all remaining work with a possible inauguration by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in October or November. Focus areas include key stations like AIIMS Alkapuri and DRM Tiraha as well as drainage systems to avoid monsoon delays. The metro depot’s control room training centre and test track are nearly complete. After technical clearances from RDSO and CMRS commercial runs will begin. With Indore metro already running all eyes are now on Bhopal’s big launch. Rani Durgavati’s legacy to enter school textbooks On the 462nd martyrdom day of Rani Durgavati CM Dr. Mohan Yadav paid tribute at Narenal in Jabalpur and made major announcements. He said the valiant queen’s history will be added to school curriculum to inspire future generations. A zoo in her name will also be built in Jabalpur. Highlighting her legacy the CM said she fought 52 battles winning 51 and ruled over 23000 villages. He also honoured her commander Adhar Singh reiterating the governments commitment to women’s empowerment and tribal pride. Tunnel collapses near Mhow two workers killed Tragedy struck early Wednesday morning near Mhow on the Indore-Ichhapur highway where part of an under-construction tunnel collapsed killing two workers. The incident happened around 4 AM in the Choral area. Vikas Rai (29) from Jharkhand died on the spot while Lalji Kaul (26) from Singrauli succumbed to injuries at a hospital. The tunnel was being built by Hyderabad-based Megha Engineering and Construction. Initial reports suggest heavy rainfall weakened the structure. Rescue teams rushed to the site as authorities launched a probe. Girls in Indore get tips on wrestling weapons In a powerful move for women’s empowerment over 70 young girls in Indore are receiving training in wrestling and traditional weapon arts. The camp organised at Ganesh Dham near Rajiv Gandhi Square is being run by the Marwari Mahila Mandal. The initiative aims to boost self-defence skills and confidence among school and college girls. The group also distributed cash prizes to participants. Heavy rain alert in 16 MP districts Madhya Pradesh is bracing for more rain as a strong weather system hits Bhopal Gwalior and Chambal regions. The Met department has issued a heavy rainfall alert for 16 districts with forecasts of up to 4.5 inches of rain in 24 hours. Continuous downpours have already led to waterlogging and a house collapse in Bhopal claiming one life. Residents in low-lying areas have been advised to stay indoors. Disaster response teams are on standby and local administrations have been told to monitor the situation closely. More rain is expected throughout the week.
