अंतर्राष्ट्रीय
22-Oct-2026
GWALIOR TEMPLE TRAGEDY 16 DEATHS 16 JOBS FOR FAMILIES! Families of the 16 people who died in the Sheetla Mata Temple tragedy in Gwalior will receive support from the Municipal Corporation. The Municipal Council has decided to provide an outsourced job to one member of each victim’s family. The decision aims to help the affected families cope with their loss and financial difficulties. Notably councillors from both the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress supported the proposal. Municipal Council Chairman Manoj Singh Tomar assured the families that all possible assistance would be provided. The decision brings relief to families struggling after the tragic incident. MP Eyes Top Spot in Chemical and Petrochemical Industries Madhya Pradesh is preparing to become a leading state in the chemical and petrochemical industries. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said Prime Minister Narendra Modi aims to increase the turnover of businesses related to chemicals and fertilisers to one trillion dollars by 2040. States are working with the central government to achieve this target. Speaking at the opening session of India Chem 2026 in Mumbai on Thursday Yadav highlighted investment opportunities in petrochemicals polymers fertilisers medicines and other chemicals. He said Madhya Pradesh has created a simple transparent and investor-friendly system to attract investment and promote industrial growth. Save Water Now Kailash Vijayvargiya Urges People Madhya Pradesh Urban Administration Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya has urged people to start saving water now. Lower rainfall this year has raised concerns about a possible water shortage during the coming summer. To encourage water conservation the minister shared a video on social media explaining how households can reuse water from their reverse osmosis or RO water purifiers. He demonstrated how wastewater from the purification process can be collected and used again instead of being wasted. The ministers appeal comes as concerns grow over water availability. He encouraged people to develop simple water-saving habits before the summer season begins. MP Govt to Probe Purchase Irregularities in Urban Bodies The Madhya Pradesh government has announced a high-level investigation into alleged irregularities in the purchase of goods by urban local bodies. Officials have found significant differences in the prices paid for government supplies. The issue came into focus after a video of Sanjay Dubey Additional Chief Secretary of the Urban Administration Department surfaced. In the video Dubey raised questions about the differences in purchase prices. The government has now decided to investigate the matter. The probe is expected to examine the purchases and help establish whether public money was spent properly. Further details about the investigation are awaited. CA Results Declared: 251 Students Pass in Bhopal The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India has declared the results of the CA Intermediate examination held in September 2026. In Bhopal 251 students passed out of 973 candidates who appeared for the examination. The overall pass percentage at the Bhopal centre stood at 25.80 per cent. Kunal Ramani topped the centres merit list by scoring 426 marks out of 600. He secured an impressive 71 per cent. The results bring success to hundreds of aspiring chartered accountants. Students who passed can now prepare for the next stage of their professional journey in accounting and finance. Two Young Men Die After High-Tension Wire Falls on Two young men died and six others were injured after an electric wire fell on a tractor-trolley in Madhya Pradeshs Jabalpur district. The incident occurred around 1 am on Wednesday night during an idol immersion procession in the Majholi police station area. According to reports more than 50 people had gathered to take an idol from Civil Lines Path for immersion in Narili pond. An electric wire hanging over the area reportedly fell onto the tractor-trolley causing an electric shock. Eight people suffered burns and two later died. One seriously injured person is on a ventilator. Further details about the victims conditions are awaited. Rain Continue in MP: Indore and Narmadapuram on Alert Rainfall is expected to continue across parts of Madhya Pradesh during the last week of October. Heavy rain was reported in Hatod near Indore on Thursday while Pithampur in Dhar district received light showers. In Amarkantak Anuppur district the minimum temperature was recorded at 15.8 degrees Celsius. According to the Meteorological Department Indore division and Narmadapuram may receive rainfall over the next two days. Another weather system is expected to affect the state from October 24 bringing the possibility of rain to northwestern Madhya Pradesh as well. Residents should follow weather updates as conditions may change.
