CM Mohan Yadav vows 27% OBC quota implementation Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav addressed the state assembly on Tuesday reaffirming his governments commitment to providing 27% reservation for the OBC community. He said 13% is already being used and the government will act swiftly to ensure fair distribution of jobs based on merit and entitlement. Yadav emphasized the reservation policy will be implemented clearly and without hesitation. His statement drew strong responses from both ruling and opposition benches. The CM added that ensuring social justice is a top priority for the administration. Legal and administrative measures are being taken to streamline implementation across departments and public services. Cabinet meets in Assembly clears four new bills A cabinet meeting was held on Tuesday inside Room Number 1 of the Assembly building during the ongoing monsoon session. Key decisions included approval of four new bills scheduled for presentation this session. Ministers also reviewed land issues focusing on industrial development in Babai Mohasa. Sources say the bills touch on infrastructure employment and regional governance reforms. The meeting was chaired by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav and attended by senior ministers. Officials confirmed that follow-up discussions and groundwork for bill implementation will begin immediately. The government aims to push these legislative changes before the session ends. Wildlife service gets boost on International Tiger Day On International Tiger Day Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav launched new vehicles to enhance wildlife protection across Madhya Pradesh. The fleet includes three wildlife transport vehicles three mobile medical vans and two dog squad vans. The CM inspected the vehicles at a state event and praised the initiative. He said these additions will improve rapid response to poaching rescue operations and medical emergencies involving wild animals. The vehicles are equipped with modern tools and GPS systems. Forest officials say the move is part of broader conservation efforts aimed at safeguarding the state’s tiger reserves and biodiversity zones. ₹100 crore boost for roads health and law order In its first supplementary budget of the year the Madhya Pradesh government has allocated over ₹100 crore to upgrade damaged roads improve public health and strengthen law and order. The fund will also support urban development and police infrastructure. This budget was introduced in the assembly for debate with final approval expected after legislative discussion. Officials said priority will be given to flood-affected roads and health centres. Opposition parties raised questions about spending efficiency prompting assurances from ministers. The government claims this financial push will deliver visible improvements in core public services within months. Complaint sparks heated exchange in Gwalior office A routine public hearing turned dramatic in Gwalior Collectorate when a man named Mithun Parihar clashed with tehsildar Madhulika Singh. Mithun had come to file a complaint regarding an illegal colony but lost patience after hearing yet another promise. He said he’s been raising the issue for three years with no action taken. The argument escalated in front of other visitors and staff. Officials later said the complaint will be reviewed on priority. The incident highlights growing frustration among residents over unresolved land issues and slow administrative response in urban zones. Action on sand mafia after dumper hits collectors car Major action was taken in Jhabua after a dumper linked to the local sand mafia collided with the car of Collector Neha Meena. Authorities sealed the dumper owners property and launched a crackdown on illegal mining activity. Four dumpers and six buses were seized. Investigation revealed tribal land had been occupied illegally by the accused. Officials say legal steps are being taken to return the land to its rightful owners. The collector ordered intensified monitoring of mining activities in the area. Locals welcomed the swift response calling it long overdue. Drug smuggler in sadhu disguise caught in Ujjain Police arrested a wanted heroin smuggler in Ujjain who had been living disguised as an Aghori sadhu for over two and a half years. The man had changed his name and appearance to avoid capture. He was being tracked by Rajasthan Police who finally nabbed him with help from Madhya Pradesh authorities. The accused is now back in Rajasthan for further legal action. Sources say he was involved in cross-border narcotics trafficking. His arrest has exposed how criminals are increasingly using religious disguises to evade law enforcement. Toxic Union Carbide waste may be radioactive says PIL A public interest litigation filed in Madhya Pradesh High Court claims that ashes from Union Carbide’s toxic waste may contain radioactive material. The petition filed by lawyer B.L. Nagar and activist Sadhna Karnik warns of a serious health and environmental crisis. The waste stored in Bhopal since the 1984 gas tragedy is said to pose long-term dangers. The court has been asked to order scientific tests and immediate cleanup. Activists say delays could lead to irreversible damage. The government is yet to issue an official response but environmental experts are calling for urgent intervention. Floods hit many MP districts after heavy rain Heavy rainfall on Tuesday triggered flash floods across several Madhya Pradesh districts including Vidisha Raisen Sheopur Shivpuri Damoh Ashoknagar Sagar and Narsinghpur. Water gushed into homes and shops submerging farmlands and disrupting daily life. Several schools opened late due to weather alerts but many students had already left home. Residents in low-lying areas are struggling as drainage systems overflow. Authorities are on high alert with rescue efforts underway. The state government has urged people to avoid flooded zones and monitor official advisories. Relief teams have been deployed to the worst-hit regions to provide shelter food and medical support.
