ट्रेंडिंग
10-Nov-2026
Ujjain Gets ₹1211 Crore Projects for Simhastha 2028 Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav performed the groundbreaking ceremony for development projects worth ₹1211.34 crore in Ujjain. The projects are part of preparations for Simhastha 2028. The Chief Minister said permanent facilities would be developed in the Simhastha area. These include proper roads drinking water and sewage lines to help saints and devotees. A sewage line will be built from Triveni to Siddhwat to stop dirty water from entering the Shipra River. Development work will also be carried out at 84 Mahadev temples along with walking paths near the river ghats. The Chief Minister also distributed ₹37.93 crore in compensation to 53 farmers who gave land for Simhastha projects. He also criticised the Congress during the programme. Jitu Patwari Calls Mohan Government a ‘Transfer Factory’ Madhya Pradesh Congress President Jitu Patwari has criticised the state government over frequent transfers of government officers. He has written a letter to Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav demanding reforms in the transfer policy. Patwari said that governments may change but transfer politics remains the same. He called former Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhans government a transfer industry and the present government a transfer factory. He demanded a minimum two-year posting for IAS and IPS officers including collectors and superintendents of police. He also asked the government to explain the reasons for transfers made before the completion of their terms. Patwari further demanded a yearly white paper on transfers and an independent review of their impact on administration. Bhopal Master Plan Gets 13400 Objections Hearings from November 16 Around 13400 objections have been received on the draft of Bhopals Master Plan 2047. The Town and Country Planning Department will begin hearings on these objections from November 16. More than 6000 objections are related to the catchment areas of the Upper Lake and other water bodies. These include areas such as Neelbad Ratibad and Bhauri. More than 4000 objections concern a proposal to allow commercial activities in residential areas. Over 5000 objections were received through email. Officials said around 3000 duplicate objections were removed before finalising the total number. Local residents say they will strongly present their concerns during the hearings. The final decision on the plan will be taken after the objection process. MP Teacher Eligibility Test to Begin on December 20 The first teacher eligibility test in Madhya Pradesh following a Supreme Court order will be held on December 20. The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education has announced the examination date. A total of 34199 teachers from government and private schools are expected to appear for the test. The examination will be conducted offline at district headquarters across the state. The state government has been directed to assess teachers eligibility by 2028. According to the Supreme Courts instructions two examinations should be conducted every year. However Madhya Pradesh will be able to conduct only one examination this year. The Education Board has finalised the schedule after receiving approval from the Directorate of Public Instruction. Teachers and education officials have started preparations for the examination. Diljit Says He Will Visit Indore Despite Concert Bomb Threat Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh has confirmed that he will visit Indore despite a bomb threat ahead of his November 15 concert. An email sent in the name of the Khalistani National Army threatened to target the concert with bombs and IEDs. Threatening emails were also received by three private schools the Mayors office and the Gwalior High Court. Meanwhile Diljit shared old pictures of Indores famous Chhappan Dukaan on social media. He wrote that he would definitely come to the city and eat poha first. Police and a Special Investigation Team are investigating the threats. Officials are trying to identify the person behind the emails. The threats have raised security concerns ahead of the singers much-awaited concert. Bhopal Administration Tightens Action Against Illegal Liquor The Bhopal district administration has taken strict steps to stop the sale production and transport of illegal liquor. Collector Priyank Mishra has issued an order directing field-level government workers to immediately report such activities. These include patwaris village secretaries health workers Anganwadi workers and ASHA workers. According to the order they must inform the SDM tehsildar or nearest police station if they find illegal liquor being sold produced or stored in their villages. They must also report the illegal sale of liquor from licensed shops. The administration aims to control the illegal liquor business especially in rural areas. Officials have been asked to share information without delay so that timely action can be taken against those involved. MP Sees Warm Days Hazy Skies; No Rain Alert Madhya Pradesh is witnessing warm and mostly dry weather on Tuesday November 10. The India Meteorological Department has reported hazy conditions in several cities while no major weather warning has been issued for Bhopal and Indore. The maximum temperature in Bhopal is around 32 degrees Celsius while Indore is recording nearly 31 degrees. Ujjain is also experiencing warm weather with temperatures around 32 degrees. Jabalpur is relatively cooler with the temperature around 26 degrees. Nights and early mornings are comparatively pleasant across many parts of the state. No rainfall is expected in the major cities today. Weather conditions are likely to remain mostly dry over the next few days.
