राज्य
15-Jul-2025
Demand for separate Bhil Pradesh shakes up MP In a major political stir tribal communities in Sailana Ratlam district have renewed their demand for a separate state – Bhil Pradesh. On Tuesday hundreds of tribals marched to the Ratlam collectors office demanding a state carved out of tribal-dominated areas of Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra Gujarat and Rajasthan. The movement is gaining traction with leaders saying this is about rights representation and recognition. Political observers say this could push regional politics into new territory. The demand has been raised before—but never with such coordination across four states. CM Mohan Yadav visits Bharat Mart in Dubai On the third day of his foreign tour Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav visited Bharat Mart in Dubai—a key platform for promoting Indian MSME products globally. Run by a leading logistics firm Bharat Mart is positioning itself as a global trade hub for Indian manufacturers. A day earlier at the Invest in Madhya Pradesh forum Yadav said India’s fight is not with any country but against terrorism. The visit is part of the state’s larger investment push and is expected to open new doors for small businesses across Madhya Pradesh. Rajput protest turns tense in Harda Anger is boiling in Harda after police allegedly beat Rajput youth during a recent protest—asking their caste before lathi-charging. Former CM Digvijay Singh has demanded a judicial inquiry after claims that Rajput students were specifically targeted at a student hostel. The backlash has sparked protests in multiple districts. On social media youth from the community are drawing comparisons with selective killings in Kashmir. With caste tension rising opposition leaders are accusing the administration of mishandling the situation. The state government has not yet commented officially. Cong to release district chief list soon Congress is all set to announce its new list of district presidents in Madhya Pradesh. Sources say the observers have finalized the names based on the list earlier submitted to Delhi. The announcement is expected within days. With party restructuring underway the leadership hopes new district chiefs will energize the cadre at the ground level. This move is part of Congress’s broader strategy to strengthen its base. Woman tries to jump off Dewas collectorate roof High drama unfolded at the Dewas collectorate on Tuesday when a woman named Asha Bai ran towards the buildings roof in a bid to jump. She was stopped just in time by police officers. The woman from Hatpipliya has reportedly submitted several complaints with her husband over a land dispute but says no action was taken. Frustrated and desperate she brought her protest to a dangerous climax. The incident highlights growing frustration among people over administrative inaction and unresolved land cases. Congress weighs students bags slams govt In a dramatic move Congress leaders visited schools in Bhopal on Tuesday and physically weighed students’ bags. Using handheld scales they found that most bags exceed the officially allowed limits. Leaders accused the government of ignoring its own school bag weight guidelines calling current efforts a “paper-only awareness drive.” They demanded immediate steps to ease pressure on students health. Parents backed the Congress move calling for strict implementation of rules to reduce academic burden on children. Man crushed by three trucks in 20 seconds in Gwalior A horrific road accident shocked Gwalior as a 47-year-old man was crushed by three separate trucks in just 20 seconds. The incident happened around 2 am and was caught on nearby CCTV. He died during treatment on Monday—just a day before his daughter’s engagement. Locals are blaming reckless driving and poor traffic monitoring. This tragedy has reignited calls for better surveillance and stricter enforcement of road safety laws on highways. Bhopal railway station to be linked with metro Travel is set to get easier in Bhopal as officials plan to directly connect the main railway station with the nearby metro station. A subway or foot-over-bridge is under consideration to ensure smoother passenger movement without needing to exit the station area. Authorities say the final design will be ready soon and construction is likely to begin this year. Locals have welcomed the move saying it will reduce travel time and crowding. Pachmarhi land still not denotified despite cabinet nod A total of 395.93 hectares of land in Pachmarhi remains pending for denotification even though the state cabinet approved it two months ago. Now due to procedural delays the matter must be brought back to cabinet again. The previous meeting was held in Pachmarhi itself in memory of Raja Bhabhut Singh. Locals and developers are frustrated by the hold-up which is delaying planned projects in the region. Officials say they are taking steps to fast-track the process. Cantt residents oppose ₹51000 rent for religious events Tempers flared in the cantonment area as residents protested against a ₹51000 rent being charged for using public grounds during Dussehra and Muharram. Locals stormed the Cantonment Board office saying the fee is unfair and an attack on religious traditions. They’re demanding the charges be reduced or removed entirely. The issue could escalate if authorities fail to respond. Residents argue public events should not be taxed out of reach. Gwalior residents protest after sewage water enters homes Residents of Gwalior are up in arms after heavy rain and broken sewer systems led to dirty water flooding their homes. Schools were shut children missed classes and daily life was thrown into chaos. Locals gathered in protest and gave the municipal body a 15-day ultimatum to fix drainage and sewage problems. If no action is taken they threaten larger demonstrations. The issue highlights persistent urban planning failures in one of MP’s key cities. Raisen streets flooded after heavy rainfall Madhya Pradesh continues to face intense rainfall with Raisen district recording 20 minutes of rain that was enough to flood major roads. Since monsoon’s arrival on June 16 the state has received nearly 18 inches of rain leading to waterlogging and flooding in multiple districts including Gwalior and Shajapur. Authorities say they are monitoring the situation but residents complain of poor drainage systems and lack of preparedness. With more rain expected infrastructure concerns are mounting.
