राज्य
12-Oct-2026
CM Mohan Yadav Responds to Shivraj Over Tribal Houses Demolition Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has responded to former Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan over the demolition of 12 houses belonging to tribal families in Kosmi village of Budhni. Shivraj visited the village on Sunday and called the action extreme injustice. He also said these people had voted for Mohan Yadav. On Monday the Chief Minister said he had asked officials for a report and informed the Chief Secretary. He added that the matter would become clear after an investigation. He also said his government was sensitive to public concerns and there was nothing wrong with investigating the issue. MP Cabinet Thanks PM Modi for 25 Years in Public Life The Madhya Pradesh Cabinet has passed a special resolution expressing gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for completing 25 years in public life as Chief Minister and Prime Minister. After the resolution Chief Minister Mohan Yadav highlighted achievements of the Modi government. He described free food grain for more than 80 crore people as a major achievement. He said such a large-scale free ration scheme was a reality today. The Chief Minister made these remarks during a press conference at his residence in Bhopal on Monday. Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s Son Kartikeya Enters Sports Administration Kartikeya Singh Chouhan son of Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has entered sports administration before making an entry into electoral politics. He has been elected unopposed as the president of the Madhya Pradesh Volleyball Association. The election was held in Bhopal on Sunday for the 2026–2030 term with representatives from 33 district associations taking part. Kartikeya said a draft of the Madhya Pradesh Volleyball Sports Policy 2026 would be prepared soon. He also promised a roadmap to develop the sport across the state provide better facilities to players support new talent and offer financial assistance to district associations. Forest Officials Attacked During Anti-Encroachment Drive A deputy ranger and a forest guard were injured after a group of eight to ten people allegedly attacked a forest team in Shahgarh Sagar district. The incident took place around 11:30 PM on Sunday when the team reached forest land to stop encroachment. Deputy Ranger Shailendra Tiwari suffered a serious head injury and was admitted to the district hospital. Forest Guard Narayan Singh Paliya was also injured. A video of the incident reportedly shows a tractor moving over an injured person before the driver escapes. Other forest workers tried to stop the tractor. Further details about action against those involved were not provided in the report. 176 Blackbucks Rescued Using Helicopter-Herding Technique A team of South African wildlife experts and forest officials rescued 176 blackbucks in the Badi Polay area of Shujalpur over two days. The team rescued 97 blackbucks on Saturday and another 79 on Sunday. The animals were then transported by trucks towards Kuno National Park in Sheopur. The operation used South Africa’s Boma technique which helps guide animals into a controlled area. According to the report the blackbucks were neither caught in nets nor given sedative drugs. The operation was carried out with the help of wildlife experts and the state forest department. Three Minor Boys Beaten Over Suspected Motor Theft Three minor boys were allegedly beaten and had part of their heads shaved over suspicion of stealing a motor in a village in Singrauli district. Their families said the children were abused and humiliated in the village. They also alleged that the boys were forcibly taken away and held against their will on October 1. The families named four people in their complaint. They said the children have been frightened since the incident and have stopped going to school. On Monday the families approached the Superintendent of Police’s office and filed a complaint seeking action against those responsible. MP Sees Warm Weather; Clear Skies Expected in Bhopal Madhya Pradesh is seeing warm weather in October with clear skies in Bhopal. The maximum temperature in Bhopal is expected to reach around 34 degrees Celsius while the minimum may fall to 20 degrees. The weather is likely to remain clear during the night with very little chance of rain. People may feel warm during the day and cooler in the early morning and at night. Residents are advised to drink enough water and take care during the afternoon heat.
