अंतर्राष्ट्रीय
30-Aug-2025
Scindia family’s third generation takes MPCA helm In Indore Mahaanaryaman Scindia is set to become the new President of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA). With no other nominations received he’s the only candidate for the top post. This election slated for September 2 marks the third generation of the influential Scindia family in cricket administration continuing a legacy that has shaped the sport in the state. Mahaanaryaman’s appointment cements his family’s role in Madhya Pradesh cricket for decades to come. Gwalior tourism conclave unveils ₹3220cr investment plan Gwalior recently hosted the Regional Tourism Conclave where Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav announced investment proposals exceeding ₹3220 crore. Key highlights included plans to renovate the iconic Man Singh Fort with a ₹100 crore budget. The event also saw land allotment letters handed to investors aiming to enhance Gwalior’s tourism potential. The initiative aims to attract both domestic and international investments making the region a global tourism hub. Vijay Shah responds to critics with poetry Madhya Pradesh Minister Vijay Shah delivered a poetic retort to critics during a health camp in Khandwa’s Roshni village. Addressing his naysayers Shah emphasized that success is the result of perseverance not an easy journey. His message was clear: those who criticize without understanding the effort behind achievements fail to recognize the struggles involved. His words resonated with those who face unjust criticism despite their hard work. DPSS demands 52% OBC quota in MP Damodar Singh Yadav national president of Dalit Pichda Samaj Sangathan (DPSS) has demanded 52% reservation for OBCs in Madhya Pradesh. Yadav accused both BJP and Congress of using OBC reservation for political gain without taking substantial action for OBC empowerment. His call for an increase from the current 27% quota underscores a demand for greater opportunities for the OBC community in the state. Bhopal police assault elderly man youth A shocking incident unfolded in Bhopal’s Mangalwara area where a police team led by TI Ajay Kumar Soni allegedly assaulted an elderly man and a young bystander. The officers slapped the elderly man and kicked the youth after a verbal altercation near a wine shop. Outraged locals have demanded justice as the incident is under investigation with authorities vowing action against the responsible officers. gathered to honour his contributions to Indian sports. Minister Vishwas Kailash Sarang stressed that discipline is key to success in sports and urged the promotion of a sports culture across Madhya Pradesh. The seminar aimed to inspire youth to pursue athletics more seriously. Dog attack on 10-year-old in Bhopal A 10-year-old boy was attacked by two street dogs in Bhopal’s Bagmugaliya area suffering severe injuries. The boy was bitten on his legs as he walked near his home. A nearby watchman heard his screams and rushed to rescue him. The child was quickly taken to the hospital for treatment. The incident has sparked concerns about street dog control with locals calling for immediate action to ensure children’s safety. Bhind petrol pump shooting over helmet dispute Tension escalated at a petrol pump in Bhind when two youths fired shots at Tej Narayan Lodhi the petrol pump owner after he denied them fuel for not wearing helmets. The youths used an illegal weapon and a licensed gun critically injuring Lodhi. He was rushed to a hospital in Bhind before being transferred to Gwalior for further treatment. Authorities are investigating the case and searching for the attackers. Heavy rain causes flooding across MP Madhya Pradesh is grappling with severe flooding due to heavy rainfall in several districts including Indore and Baitul. Streets in Indore were submerged under two feet of water disrupting traffic and damaging homes. In Baitul a car was swept away by rising river waters but was quickly rescued. Local authorities are scrambling to manage the situation as more rainfall is expected in the coming days.
