राज्य
25-Aug-2025
Cong leaders killed their own govt says BJP In 2020 Congress government in Madhya Pradesh collapsed after Jyotiraditya Scindia and 22 MLAs joined BJP. Digvijay Singh blamed differences between Kamal Nath and Scindia for the fall. Kamal Nath hit back saying Scindia believed Digvijay was running the government leading to his exit. BJP leader Narottam Mishra called the Congress government “baby-like” and said it collapsed due to pampering and infighting. He said Digvijay Singh not Kamal Nath controlled the government. This blame game has again exposed deep rifts in Congress leadership. 4 new medical colleges to boost healthcare in MP Union Health Minister JP Nadda signed agreements to open four new medical colleges in Dhar Betul Panna and Katni under PPP model. He also inaugurated colleges in Shyopur and Singrauli virtually. Shyopur college cost ₹305 crore while Singrauli’s was ₹242 crore. These colleges aim to increase medical seats and improve healthcare access in tribal and backward areas. The launch event was held at Jabalpur’s Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Cultural Centre. This initiative is expected to strengthen Madhya Pradesh’s health infrastructure significantly. Shivraj urges IISER graduates to not leave India At IISER Bhopal’s 12th convocation Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan appealed to young graduates to stay in India and contribute to the nation’s growth. Emotional during his speech he reminded 423 graduates that India’s progress depends on their talent and skills. He urged them not to seek foreign jobs but to build a stronger India with their knowledge. The audience responded with enthusiastic applause signalling strong support for his patriotic message. Police block BJP MP at JP Nadda’s meeting in Jabalpur Rajya Sabha MP Sumitra Balmik was stopped by police while trying to attend a BJP meeting chaired by party president JP Nadda in Jabalpur. A heated exchange erupted as workers accused police of pushing the MP. Senior BJP leaders intervened allowing Balmik to enter eventually. The incident embarrassed local administration and sparked political controversy in the city. Nadda was addressing BJP workers from various divisions when the disruption occurred. 80 police officers to receive DG commendation awards Madhya Pradesh DGP announced awards for 80 police officers and staff mainly from Raisen district. Recipients range from SDOPs to constables and include Assistant Police Commissioner Avinash Sharma from Vallabh Bhawan. The awards recognize dedication honesty and bravery in service. Officials said these honours aim to boost morale and motivate police forces to improve public safety and crime control across the state. Panchayat workshop promotes transparent village governance A workshop held at Vikas Bhawan in Bhopal focused on making Panchayat governance more transparent and responsible. Panchayat Raj Directorate officials urged sarpanchs to realize their power comparing them to Hanuman’s strength. The session aimed to improve awareness on development proper fund use and honest decision-making. Local body representatives attending the workshop responded positively showing readiness to improve grassroots governance. Alok Sharma’s remark on Bhopal sparks communal row BJP MP Alok Sharma ignited controversy during a Matki Fod event in Bhopal by saying “Bhopal does not belong to Muslims.” The statement triggered strong criticism from Congress state chief Jitu Patwari who called Sharma’s comment divisive and irresponsible. Patwari emphasized that Bhopal belongs to all citizens of Madhya Pradesh and India. This incident has intensified communal tensions ahead of upcoming elections in the state capital. MLA demands closure of meat shops near temples during Ganesh fest Indore-3 MLA Golu Shukla requested authorities to shut meat and liquor shops near temples during the Ganesh festival to respect faith and tradition. He wrote to the mayor and district administration suggesting shops be closed or at least covered with curtains if closure is not possible. Shukla said that the festival unites communities and public sentiments should be respected. His demand has strong support from residents seeking peaceful and respectful celebrations. Spy cam gang busted in Gwalior hotels Gwalior police arrested an engineering student Radha Chaubey and two accomplices for secretly recording couples in hotel rooms using tiny spy cameras hidden in bulb holders. Radha booked rooms to trap victims and blackmailed one couple for ₹1 lakh using their private video. Police seized the devices and are investigating the case. This shocking incident has raised concerns about privacy and safety of hotel guests in the city. Heavy rain alert for 22 districts in MP Weather Department has warned of heavy rains across 22 districts including Gwalior Morena Rewa and Panna. Bhopal and Indore saw intermittent showers on Monday. Authorities urged people to avoid flood-prone areas and take safety precautions. Farmers welcomed the rain hoping for good crop growth while urban residents prepared for possible waterlogging and traffic disruptions. Officials continue to monitor weather conditions closely.
