राज्य
07-Oct-2025
Youth tells BJP MLA: Don’t show too much leadership In Rewa a youth confronted BJP MLA Narendra Prajapati telling him “Don’t show too much leadership here; my ancestors died on this land.” The MLA was visiting locals after idols at Boodi Mata Temple in Mangawan were vandalised. Anger among residents was evident as they criticized the MLA for perceived inaction. Video footage shows Prajapati trying to calm the crowd while locals voiced complaints. Political observers say the incident highlights rising public frustration over local governance and the handling of religious site security. The video is circulating widely on social media. CM advises officers to manage systems efficiently At a two-day Collector-Commissioner Conference in Bhopal CM Dr. Mohan Yadav urged officers to focus on system management rather than taking the driver’s seat. He directed officials to visit villages stay overnight and engage directly with residents. Surprise inspections were ordered for schools hostels anganwadis ration shops hospitals and ongoing construction projects. The CM emphasized accountability and hands-on governance saying officers must ensure public services reach citizens effectively. Attendees said Yadav’s guidance reflects a push for proactive administration. Officers were advised to report findings regularly to improve governance across Madhya Pradesh. MLA Anil Jain’s dance with Shahnaz Akhtar goes viral A video of BJP MLA Anil Jain from Niwari dancing with singer Shahnaz Akhtar has gone viral on social media. The clip from Monday’s Niwari Mahotsav closing ceremony shows the pair performing to “Panda Ko Lag Gayi Chudail Re” while supporters join in on stage. The video has drawn mixed reactions online with some praising the festive spirit and others criticizing it as unprofessional for an elected representative. Social media analysts note how such clips can rapidly shape public perception. Event organizers say the dance was part of the cultural celebrations and intended to engage the audience. Children’s deaths raise corruption concerns at Delhi press meet MP and Rajasthan opposition leaders held a joint press conference in Delhi highlighting deaths of children from toxic cough syrup. MP Leader of Opposition Umang Singhar blamed Deputy CM Rajendra Shukla saying 19 children died of kidney failure after consuming the syrup. Local MLA Sohan Balmiki had alerted officials earlier but no action was taken. Opposition leaders demanded accountability and strict investigation into drug approval and distribution failures. Families of victims continue to demand justice. The case has sparked nationwide outrage over pharmaceutical negligence and government inaction putting pressure on authorities to reform drug safety monitoring. Another child critical after Coldrif treatment in Parasia In Parasia Betul a boy named Harsh remains critical at Nagpur Medical College after kidney failure linked to Coldrif syrup. Doctors say both kidneys have failed and the child is on a ventilator. The incident follows deaths of two other children in the area. Family members allege the syrup was administered during treatment. The CMHO has formed a four-member committee to investigate the case. Authorities are reviewing medical records and distribution channels. Public concern is rising as health officials warn parents to remain vigilant and political leaders demand stronger regulations to prevent further tragedy. IMA protests arrest of Parasia doctor linked to syrup deaths Betul’s Indian Medical Association protested against the arrest of Dr. Praveen Soni from Parasia linked to the Coldrif cough syrup case. Members called the action “unfair and unconstitutional” and submitted a memorandum to the collector demanding justice. Local doctors and medical professionals joined the protest highlighting concerns about legal pressures on frontline healthcare workers. IMA representatives said Dr. Soni had acted in good faith and demanded that investigations focus on systemic lapses rather than targeting individual practitioners. The protest drew media attention reflecting growing tension between authorities and medical associations in areas affected by the syrup tragedy. FDA raids Bhopal medicine market after syrup deaths Following children’s deaths linked to toxic syrup in Chhindwara FDA teams raided Bhopal’s medicine market seizing banned products “Respifresh D” and “ANF Cough Syrup” from multiple shops. Officials said the crackdown aimed to remove unsafe drugs and enforce compliance with safety norms. Local distributors reported panic and increased scrutiny of medicines. Health authorities urged pharmacists and hospitals to strictly check expiry dates and product approvals. The raids come amid mounting public outrage and political pressure over regulatory lapses that allowed dangerous syrups to reach children. Officials warned that further action will follow against violators. Tigers stand on two legs in Kanha Tiger Reserve Tourists in Kanha Tiger Reserve’s Mukki Zone captured a rare sight: a tiger and tigress standing face-to-face on two legs. The thrilling moment was recorded during a morning safari and shows the tigers in a powerful standoff before returning to the forest. Wildlife enthusiasts have shared the video widely making it viral across social media. Park officials said such behaviour is uncommon and reflects territorial assertion. Conservationists noted the clip highlights the importance of protected areas and tourism’s role in observing wildlife. Visitors continue to flock to Kanha hoping for similar rare encounters. Monsoon set to retreat as rain weakens in MP After record October rainfall Madhya Pradesh is seeing a retreat of monsoon rains. Meteorologist Arun Sharma said withdrawal is expected between October 10 and 12 with only light showers continuing for the next two days. Temperatures are predicted to drop gradually as dry conditions return to most regions. Farmers welcomed the end of heavy rains hoping for easier harvesting. Authorities advised citizens to prepare for cooler drier weather and adjust water management practices. The retreat marks the end of an unusually wet season that brought record precipitation and affected crops roads and urban drainage systems across the state.
