अंतर्राष्ट्रीय
28-Oct-2026
CM Says MP Will Become a Model State for Boma Technique Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav visited Ranthambhanwar village in Shajapur district on Wednesday. He watched the rescue of blackbucks and nilgai using the Boma technique. The Chief Minister said the state government is observing 2026 as the Year of Farmer Welfare. A special team from South Africa has been called to help protect crops from wild animals especially blackbucks and nilgai. The Boma technique helps capture animals safely inside enclosures for relocation. Yadav called the technique remarkable. He said its success could encourage other states to adopt it making Madhya Pradesh a model state. Jitu Patwari Accuses BJP of Focusing on Loot Instead of Solutions Madhya Pradesh Congress president Jitu Patwari criticised the BJP government over the possibility of a water crisis in Indore. Speaking on Wednesday Patwari said the BJP has controlled the Indore Municipal Corporation for the last 25 years. He also pointed out that the Chief Minister the Urban Administration Minister and all city MLAs belong to the BJP. Despite this he questioned why the city was not fully prepared to deal with a possible water shortage. Patwari said the situation showed a serious lack of responsibility. He accused the BJP of focusing on its own interests instead of finding solutions to public problems. Residents Protest Against Proposed 45-Metre Road in Misrod Opposition is growing against a proposed 45-metre-wide road through a residential area in Misrod Bhopal. The road is part of the draft master plan for Bhopal for 2047. Local residents and farmers have started putting up protest posters outside their homes and shops. One poster warns that political leaders will not receive votes until the proposed road is removed from the plan. Some posters also carry the message that political leaders are not allowed to enter the area. Residents are expressing concern over the proposed road and have stepped up their protest. The issue has become a major concern for people living in Misrod. RSS: No Education or Caste Barriers to Join The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh or RSS organised a programme called ‘Charaiveti-Ekatreekaran’ at Daly College in Indore on Wednesday. The event was held as the organisation marked 100 years of its existence. Malwa region Sangh chief Prakash Shastri said there are no conditions related to education financial status or social background for joining an RSS shakha. He said the organisation continues to prepare volunteers from the younger generation. The programme aimed to encourage volunteers and members of society to keep working for the countrys development. The event also highlighted the organisations message of continuous service to the nation. Central Committee to Join Probe into Kuno Cheetahs Shooting A central government committee will join the investigation into the shooting of KNG22 a 19-month-old male cheetah at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh. The states Special Task Force or STF is already investigating the case. The central committee is expected to visit Madhya Pradesh soon. A petition has also been filed in court seeking a CBI investigation. The committee includes senior officials from the National Tiger Conservation Authority and the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau. It will coordinate with the Madhya Pradesh government during the investigation. The case has raised serious concerns about wildlife protection and security at the national park. Cyclone Arnab Changes Weather in Several MP Cities The impact of Cyclone Arnab has changed weather conditions in several parts of Madhya Pradesh. The India Meteorological Department has forecast heavy rainfall in Sidhi Singrauli Anuppur Dindori Mandla and Balaghat. Light rain or drizzle is expected in Bhopal Jabalpur Indores neighbouring regions and several other districts including Raisen Sehore Vidisha Rewa Sagar and Chhindwara. The weather department has warned that different parts of the state may experience thunderstorms strong winds and rain over the next four days. Residents have been advised to remain alert as weather conditions may change. Farmers and people travelling outdoors should keep track of local weather updates.
