राज्य
28-Jul-2026
MP Launches ‘Jan Vishwas Abhiyan’ Every Friday The Madhya Pradesh government will launch the Jan Vishwas Abhiyan every Friday to solve public problems quickly. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced the campaign during the Cabinet meeting. Under this programme the Chief Minister ministers collectors commissioners and other field officers will visit different areas to meet people directly. They will listen to complaints and work to solve them on the spot. Ministers have also been asked to visit their assigned districts regularly. The government says the campaign will improve public services increase trust between people and the administration and ensure faster action on local issues. MP Cabinet Approves ₹2480 Crore for Development The Madhya Pradesh Cabinet chaired by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has approved projects worth nearly ₹2480 crore. The money will be used for infrastructure irrigation sports technology women’s welfare and farmer support. The Cabinet approved funds for the Women’s Asian Hockey Champions Trophy irrigation projects IT parks and a drone technology centre. It also approved money for Mission Shakti employee welfare and pension schemes. New judicial posts and an Electrical Safety office were also approved. The government says these projects will create jobs improve public services and support the overall development of Madhya Pradesh. Farmers Break Barricades During March to Bhopal Farmers taking part in the Kisan Kranti Padyatra reached Bhopal on Tuesday evening. They are demanding 100 percent government procurement of moong and better fertiliser distribution. At the 11 Mile Bypass police stopped the march with barricades. Farmers and police pushed each other and the protesters later removed the barricades and moved towards the Chief Minister’s residence. Farmer leaders said they would stay near the Chief Minister’s house until their demands are accepted. Security has been increased in the area. Officials have appealed to the protesters to maintain peace during the demonstration. Food Camps Every 15–20 Kilometres for Kanwar Pilgrims The Madhya Pradesh government has announced special arrangements for Kanwar Yatra pilgrims during the holy month of Shravan. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav directed officials to provide free food every 15 to 20 kilometres along the pilgrimage routes. He also asked the Tourism Development Corporation to set up help centres for devotees. These centres will provide basic facilities and assistance during the journey. The government says the arrangements will make the pilgrimage safer more comfortable and convenient for thousands of Shiva devotees travelling across the state. MP Transfers Eight IAS Officers The Madhya Pradesh government has transferred eight IAS officers in a major administrative reshuffle. One of the biggest changes involves IAS officer Misha Singh. She was earlier posted as the Collector of Shahdol but the revised order appoints her as Additional Commissioner in the Urban Development and Housing Department in Bhopal. New collectors have also been appointed in Shahdol Chhatarpur and Balaghat. Changes have also been made in the Food Technical Education and General Administration Departments. The government says the transfers are aimed at improving administrative efficiency and public service delivery. Indore Cricketer Saransh Jain Joins India Test Team Indore cricketer Saransh Jain has been selected for the Indian Test cricket team for the first time. He will be part of the Test series against Sri Lanka. Saransh’s father was also a Ranji Trophy cricketer making this a proud moment for the family. His selection has brought joy to cricket fans and sports lovers across Madhya Pradesh. Sports experts believe this achievement will inspire young cricketers in the state to work hard and dream of representing India at the highest level of international cricket. Heavy Rain Alert for Eight Districts in MP Two active monsoon systems are affecting weather across Madhya Pradesh. Bhopal witnessed cloudy skies with short sunny spells while Morena received heavy rainfall. The India Meteorological Department has issued a heavy rain alert for eight districts including Satna Katni Umaria Mandla Dindori Seoni Raisen and Betul. Some areas may receive more than four inches of rain in the next 24 hours. People have been advised to stay alert avoid flooded roads and follow official weather warnings. Authorities are monitoring the situation and are prepared for emergency response if needed.
