राज्य
25-Sep-2025
OBC quota case hearing delayed CM urges patience The OBC reservation case in Madhya Pradesh will now be heard from October 8 after a delay from the expected September 24 date. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav advised Congress leaders not to create pressure or act in haste. He said unity before the court is essential and premature political action could backfire against the OBC community. Yadav called reservation a sensitive issue that needs calm handling. With the matter still in court the CM emphasized cooperation from all parties to ensure fair outcome for every community affected by the reservation debate. BJP leader slams Rahul Gandhi’s public gesture In Shajapur senior BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya triggered controversy with a sharp personal attack on Rahul Gandhi. He criticised the Congress leader for publicly kissing his sister Priyanka calling it inappropriate and against Indian culture. Vijayvargiya claimed that Indian tradition discourages such gestures especially in public. He questioned whether any Indian would do the same with their sister or daughter. The comment sparked debate across political circles with Congress yet to respond. The remark added fuel to an already tense political environment ahead of upcoming elections in Madhya Pradesh. Naib Tehsildar dies of heart attack at Bhopal airport A tragic incident unfolded at Bhopal airport where Naib Tehsildar Dinesh Sahu died after suffering a heart attack on duty. Sahu posted in Govindpura had arrived early to assist former Election Commissioner O.P. Rawat who was scheduled to fly to Mumbai. Around noon Sahu complained of chest pain and collapsed. Despite immediate efforts by colleagues to rush him to hospital doctors declared him dead. The sudden loss of the dedicated officer has shocked the administrative community. Colleagues remembered him as hardworking and disciplined. His untimely death has raised concerns over work-related stress in government duties. Bhopal man cycles to Everest Base Camp sets world record Bhopal’s Bhagwan Singh has entered the record books by becoming the first person to reach Everest Base Camp on a mountain bicycle. At 52 Singh pedalled to an altitude of 5364 meters battling snow rugged terrain and low oxygen levels. His incredible journey has been officially recognized as a world record. Singh called it one of the toughest challenges of his life requiring physical strength and mental grit. The achievement has not only brought pride to Bhopal but also inspired cycling and adventure enthusiasts across India. Singh now plans to promote fitness and trekking among youth. Ex-Cong secretary arrested under SC-ST Act Former Congress state secretary Bhaskar Mishra has been arrested in Singrauli district under the SC-ST Act. Police acted on a complaint by BJP MLA Rajendra Meshram who alleged that Mishra used offensive language in a video uploaded online. The arrest was made in Baidhan area and the video is now under investigation. Meshram said political rivalry should never cross into personal abuse especially on caste lines. The case has stirred political tensions in the district with Congress leaders terming it a targeted move. Police say further legal action will depend on the forensic review of the video. Commissioner inspects Bhopal Metro for safety nod Commissioner of Metro Rail Safety Janak Kumar Garg conducted a detailed two-day inspection of the 6.22-kilometer priority corridor. On Thursday morning he spent three hours at Subhash Nagar depot followed by metro trial rides and safety checks at various stations including a one-hour halt at AIIMS station. The inspection is critical for securing the final approval required before passenger services can begin. City residents are eagerly waiting for operations to start hoping the metro will ease traffic congestion and offer faster urban travel. Worker dies during sewer cleaning in Satna A sanitation worker died and two others were injured while cleaning a sewer line in Satna’s Kripalpur area. The workers reportedly entered the pipe without safety equipment when methane gas leaked inside. All three fainted and were pulled out by locals. One worker Amit Kumar was declared dead while the other two are in serious condition. The incident has sparked outrage over poor safety measures. Residents accused authorities of negligence saying basic precautions could have saved a life. The municipal department has ordered an inquiry but public anger over the dangerous conditions continues to grow. Monsoon begins withdrawal from MP The monsoon is officially retreating from Madhya Pradesh along with several northwestern states. While Mandla and Rewa received around two inches of rainfall on Thursday most parts of the state including Bhopal Indore and Gwalior saw clear skies and rising humidity. Light showers were reported in districts like Jabalpur Ujjain and Seoni. Weather experts confirmed the monsoons withdrawal phase has begun. Farmers are now preparing their fields for the next crop cycle while residents are looking forward to cooler days. The shift also signals the start of festival preparations across many regions of the state.
