अंतर्राष्ट्रीय
16-Jul-2025
CM seeks report on Harda lathicharge incident Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has taken serious note of the police baton charge on Karni Sena protesters inside Rajput hostel in Harda. The CM tweeted that he has ordered a detailed inquiry from the district administration. He emphasized that his government prioritises social justice and communal harmony and will not allow any disruption of social peace in Madhya Pradesh. The incident has raised concerns across the state amid rising tensions between communities. Authorities are under pressure to act swiftly to restore order and ensure fair investigation. CM discusses cooperation investment with Spain official On the first day of his four-day official visit to Spain Madhya Pradesh CM Dr. Mohan Yadav met Emilio Contreras Deputy Director General for South Asia at Spain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation. The talks focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation exploring new investment opportunities and forging strategic partnerships in multiple sectors. The CM aims to boost economic ties and encourage Spanish businesses to invest in Madhya Pradesh promoting development and growth. The meeting reflects MP’s growing international outreach and commitment to global collaboration. Oppn questions inactivity of several state commissions Leader of Opposition Umang Singhar has raised serious questions about the functioning of various state commissions set up to protect the rights of vulnerable communities. According to Singhar many of these commissions have remained inactive since 2016-17 during the BJP government’s tenure. This negligence he claims has left marginalized groups unprotected and vulnerable to exploitation. Singhar has called for immediate action to reactivate these bodies and ensure their effective operation to safeguard social justice and prevent discrimination across Madhya Pradesh. Tehsildars protest cabinet’s one-month-old posting order Tehsildars in Madhya Pradesh are opposing a cabinet decision made a month ago regarding their postings. They argue the move will create more difficulties instead of easing public services. Some district collectors have already issued orders based on the decision which tehsildars want revoked. They have threatened to go on strike from July 21 halting their work if their demands are ignored. This protest is gaining momentum with tehsildars planning to submit memorandums to all district collectors. Talks between officials and representatives are expected soon. Fake nursing approvals: Viral call recording exposes racket The nursing scam in Madhya Pradesh continues to unravel with a recent viral call recording exposing efforts to secure fake approvals for nursing colleges. The recording features Ram Milan Singh President of the Private Nursing Institutes Association of India and a private college owner discussing the illicit process. Despite previous investigations such malpractice persists raising concerns about regulatory oversight. Authorities are urged to act promptly to end fraudulent practices and maintain educational standards in nursing institutes which are crucial for healthcare quality in the state. CM’s father-in-law laid to rest in Rewa Rewa bid farewell to Brahmadin Yadav father-in-law of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav with a solemn funeral ceremony. The CM’s eldest son performed the last rites accompanied by his brothers Abhimanyu and Vaibhav and their aunt Kalawati Yadav. Deputy CM Rajendra Shukla and several political and social leaders also paid tribute. The event was marked by an outpouring of respect and condolences from across the region reflecting the family’s stature and influence in Madhya Pradesh politics and society. Student approaches SC over NEET exam issue A student has approached the Supreme Court with an urgent plea related to the NEET UG examination. The petition was filed online early Wednesday morning at 4 am seeking immediate hearing. Advocate Mridul Bhatnagar representing the student said the court registrar has scheduled the case for hearing next week instead. The matter concerns exam eligibility and procedural issues with the petitioner demanding swift resolution to avoid academic disruption. The Supreme Court’s decision is awaited amid growing anxiety among students nationwide. Jabalpur youth caught impersonating SP A young man from Patan Jabalpur district was arrested by Uttar Pradesh police for impersonating a Superintendent of Police in Kasganj district. The youth identified as Sanket Yadav was caught after an investigation revealed his fraudulent claims. The incident has raised alarm over the misuse of official identities in law enforcement. UP police have confirmed the arrest and are conducting further inquiry. The case highlights the need for stricter verification processes to prevent impersonation and ensure public safety. Ujjain priest boycotted over social dispute In a village near Ujjain’s Jhalaria Pir a khap-style community meeting resulted in a social boycott of a local temple priest and his family. The priest’s children have been removed from school and he is barred from conducting prayers cutting hair or doing labour work. The village elders imposed a fine of ₹51000 on anyone violating the ban. The boycott stems from a family dispute sparking debate over social justice and human rights in rural areas. Officials are investigating the matter amid calls for intervention. Heavy rain triggers dam gate openings flooding in MP Madhya Pradesh is witnessing heavy rainfall with alerts issued in 18 districts. Authorities have opened 8 gates of Bansagar dam and 5 gates of Satpura dam to manage rising water levels. In Alirajpur continuous rain since 6 am has caused the Uri river to overflow submerging homes and flooding roads. Water levels are 3 feet above bridge height in some areas prompting warnings to residents near rivers. The government is on high alert advising caution as further heavy showers are forecast across the state.
