अंतर्राष्ट्रीय
07-Jul-2026
Student Missing for 7 Days After Free Fire Game Trap A 15-year-old student from Gwalior has been missing for the last seven days. His family believes he became trapped because of the online game Free Fire and may have fallen into the hands of international cyber criminals and online fraudsters. Police said the boy was last seen boarding a train from Kerala to Delhi. The Thati Pur police are searching for him while his family is also trying to find him. His father said the boy left home on June 30 without informing anyone. He was wearing a green shirt and black pants. Police have appealed to the public to share any information that could help find the missing student. Farmers Hold Yagna Over Moong Procurement Protest Farmers in Narmadapuram continued their indefinite protest for the second day against the governments moong procurement policy. Under the banner of the Bharatiya Kisan Sangh they organized a special yagna at Peepal Chowk. The farmers said they prayed for wisdom for the Madhya Pradesh government and administration. They offered prayers for 100 percent procurement of moong at the support price proper availability of urea and DAP fertilizers and better decisions for farmers. The protest began on Monday and will continue until their demands are accepted. Farmers say the current policy is causing financial losses and they want quick action from the state government. MP Government Takes Fresh Loan of ₹3600 Crore The Madhya Pradesh government has borrowed another ₹3600 crore from the market. The new loan was raised in two parts with repayment periods of 18 years and 30 years. With this borrowing the total loan taken by the state in the current financial year has reached ₹17400 crore. Officials said the states total outstanding debt has now increased to around ₹5.61 lakh crore. The government says the money will be used for development projects and financial needs. However experts say rising debt increases the financial burden and requires careful planning to ensure future repayments do not affect public welfare and development spending. Two Arrested With MD Drugs Worth ₹10 Crore in Rewa Police in Rewa have arrested two men with 3.087 kilograms of MD drugs also known as mephedrone. According to police the seized drugs have an estimated international market value of around ₹10 crore. Two mobile phones were also recovered from the accused. Police said they received a tip-off on July 6 that the suspects were travelling on a motorcycle to sell the drugs. A special team set up a checkpoint and caught them during the operation. The investigation is continuing to find out where the drugs came from and whether more people are involved in the illegal drug trafficking network. Heavy Rain Hits 29 Districts Across Madhya Pradesh Heavy monsoon rain affected 29 districts of Madhya Pradesh within just nine hours bringing down temperatures across the state. In Khajuraho nearly three feet of water flooded a national highway disrupting traffic. In Indore a marriage garden was flooded and the groom carried the bride in his arms from the wedding stage to the hall to avoid the water. In Barwanis Sendhwa town part of the roof plaster fell inside a CM Rise School injuring two Class 9 girls. Weather officials say the monsoon is now fully active and more heavy rain is expected in several parts of the state over the coming days.
