ट्रेंडिंग
18-Sep-2025
CJI says remarks on Khajuraho idol were misquoted Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai clarified his comment on Khajuraho’s Jwari temple saying social media distorted his words. “I respect all religions” he said on Thursday. On September 16 the Supreme Court had dismissed Rakesh Dalal’s plea seeking to change Vishnu’s idol. During that hearing CJI told the petitioner “If you are a true devotee pray to God.” Justice K. Vinod Chandran called social media “anti-social media.” Advocate Sanjay Nuli representing the petitioner said false claims were spread online wrongly linking remarks to the Chief Justice. SC seeks Centre’s reply on tiger hunting in MP Maha The Supreme Court has sought responses from the Centre and National Tiger Conservation Authority on tiger hunting allegations in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. Petition No. 829/2025 demanded a CBI probe into organized poaching networks. Both states host the highest tiger populations in India. The bench said the matter is “serious” and needs urgent action. Wildlife groups and activists are closely watching. Poaching has remained a long-standing threat to India’s tiger reserves. The next hearing will examine how to stop hunting gangs operating in sensitive forest areas. Jabalpur pays tribute on 168th martyrdom day In Jabalpur the 168th martyrdom day of Raja Shankar Shah and Kunwar Raghunath Shah was observed with tributes led by Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav. Speaking at Subhash Chandra Bose Convention Centre he said “Birth and death happen once but sacrifice makes life eternal.” The Gond kings were executed by the British in 1857 for resisting colonial rule. Their bravery is seen as a symbol of tribal pride and India’s freedom struggle. Thousands attended the programme which included patriotic songs and cultural performances. Floral tributes marked respect for the two heroes. 12 days left to opt for UPS Government employees in Madhya Pradesh including IAS IPS and IFS officers have just 12 days to choose the Unified Pension Scheme. Nearly two lakh employees are eligible. As per rules once an officer switches to the National Pension Scheme they cannot return to UPS. Employees failing to choose by September 30 will lose the option. Experts are advising staff to carefully compare benefits before deciding. The final deadline is critical as it affects retirement security and long-term financial planning for thousands in state services. Cong leader slams BJP at Sheopur rally Congress leader Jayvardhan Singh led a rally in Karahal Sheopur attacking the BJP government. He said “Every section of society is troubled under BJP rule” pointing to farmers youth women and government staff. Hundreds of workers joined with slogans and banners under the Kisan Nyay Yatra and Jan Andolan campaign. Singh a former cabinet minister promised to fight for farmers’ justice. Locals said the rally was among the largest opposition gatherings in recent months. The charged atmosphere highlighted growing political tension ahead of elections in the region. Bhopal MP claims image targeted through fake media BJP MP Alok Sharma alleged a “conspiracy” against him in connection with the controversial “drugs and love jihad” case. He claimed artificial intelligence tools and Photoshop are being used to circulate fake pictures and videos that damage his image. Sharma said he trusts people’s support and will not be disturbed by false campaigns. His remarks came after opposition leaders raised questions. The controversy has added fuel to Bhopal’s political debate with the MP insisting that truth will prevail over fabricated propaganda. Rewa officer booked for ₹50K bribe demand Lokayukt has registered a case against a project officer of Women and Child Development Department in Sirmaur block. The officer allegedly demanded ₹50000 from the husband of an Anganwadi helper candidate for issuing an appointment letter. Officials said they collected evidence before filing the FIR. The officer faces suspension and prosecution. The case has renewed debate on corruption in rural welfare schemes. Observers noted that bribery continues to harm projects meant to benefit women and children in villages. Bus kills family of 4 on Indore-Ujjain road A horrific accident occurred when a private bus ran over a family riding a motorcycle on the Indore-Ujjain road. The couple and two children were killed with one son dying later in hospital. Police identified the bus as operated by Shukla Brothers and linked to BJP MLA Golu Shukla’s office. Additional SP Rupesh Dwivedi is leading the probe. Angry locals blocked the road demanding strict action. The tragedy shocked residents and raised sharp questions about reckless driving and the safety record of private bus operators.
