ट्रेंडिंग
23-May-2026
Raisen Heartbreak: Three Friends Die in Well During Water Shortage Three tribal schoolgirls died after drowning in a well in a village of Raisen district during a serious drinking water crisis. In Sagaur village people have been facing water shortages for a long time and must walk nearly one kilometer to collect water from a well. On Saturday morning four girls went there to fetch water. While bathing one girl reportedly slipped and fell into the deep water. Two other girls jumped in to save her but all three drowned. The incident has raised concern about water shortages and safety in villages during extreme summer heat. Covered Meat Markets Planned in Bhopal In Bhopal open sale of meat chicken and fish may soon stop. BJP MP Alok Sharma said meat will no longer be sold openly or hung outside shops. He said the city plans to build covered meat markets for better cleanliness and public convenience. The municipal corporation is expected to create organized places for meat selling. Officials admitted rules may be difficult to enforce but action will be taken against illegal stalls and roadside shops. Authorities say the plan aims to improve hygiene and city management. CM Mohan Yadav Lays Foundation for Sports Complex Mohan Yadav visited Singrauli for a two-day tour and laid the foundation stone of a new sports complex. The project costing around ₹1.14 crore will be built at the NCL Ground. Several leaders attended the event including minister Sampatiya Uikey minister Radha Singh and MP Rajesh Mishra. BJP workers and local residents were also present. The government said the sports complex will help improve sports facilities and encourage young athletes in the district. Actress Twisha Sharma Case: Husband Sent to Police Custody In the case related to actress Twisha Sharma her husband Samarth Singh has been sent to seven days of police custody by the court. Authorities also ordered his passport to be seized. Police will question him as part of the investigation into the case. Meanwhile a medical team from All India Institute of Medical Sciences will travel to Bhopal to conduct a second postmortem examination on Twisha’s body. Officials believe this report may become important in understanding what happened and helping investigators move forward. Post on Petrol and Diesel EMI Sparks Discussion A social media post about rising fuel prices has attracted attention. Stuti Mishra wife of BJP MP V. D. Sharma wrote online that a day may come when petrol and diesel are available on EMI like home or car loans. The comment was made while discussing inflation and increasing fuel costs. Her post quickly became a topic of discussion online with many people reacting to the idea. Some users treated it as sarcasm about inflation while others debated rising living expenses. Uproar at Hotel Sukoon in Jabalpur A disturbance took place at Hotel Sukoon on the Katangi Bypass in Jabalpur after members of a Hindu organization reached the hotel. Reports said they had received information that two men from a special community were staying there with two women. Activists claimed they suspected immoral activities and entered the hotel. According to reports several people were found in objectionable situations. The incident created tension and noise at the hotel. Police may investigate the situation to understand exactly what happened. Death Toll Rises in Dewas Firecracker Factory Blast The death toll in the firecracker factory accident in Dewas has increased to eight. Two injured men Ajay and Niranjan died during treatment on Friday night after suffering serious burn injuries. The accident happened on May 14 in Tonkkala village. Several workers were injured in the explosion and fire at the factory. Officials continue to monitor the situation and investigate the cause of the incident. The tragedy has raised concerns about safety rules at factories dealing with fireworks and dangerous materials. Heatwave Continues Before Nautapa Begins Severe heat continues across many parts of Madhya Pradesh even before the start of Nautapa on May 25. Regions including Gwalior-Chambal Sagar Rewa and Ujjain divisions are facing heatwave conditions. According to the weather center in Bhopal temperatures are expected to remain very high in the coming days. People are being advised to stay safe avoid going outside during peak afternoon hours and drink enough water. Officials say strong heat conditions may continue as summer becomes more intense across the state.
