क्षेत्रीय
14-Nov-2026
CM Says Tribals Fought Mughals and British to Protect Their Culture Madhya Pradesh has begun a three-day celebration of Tribal Pride Day in Jabalpur. The programme started on Saturday November 14 to mark the birth anniversary of tribal freedom fighter Birsa Munda. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav paid tribute to Birsa Munda at his statue in Adhartal. Union Minister of State Durgadas Uikey was also present. Addressing a gathering at Garrison Ground Yadav said tribal communities fought against both the British and the Mughals to protect their religion and culture. He said many tribal heroes played an important role in Indias freedom struggle. Stop Phone Tapping: Women Congress Workers Protest in Bhopal The phone tapping controversy has sparked a political protest in Madhya Pradesh. On Saturday women Congress workers took to the streets outside the partys state office in Bhopal. The protest followed Rahul Gandhis allegations that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was getting his phone tapped. The demonstration was led by state Mahila Congress president Reena Borasi. A large number of women workers joined the protest and raised slogans against the central government. They demanded an end to phone tapping and called for accountability from the government. Nakul Nath Gets Political Support at Diwali Gathering in Bhopal A Diwali gathering in Bhopal turned into a show of political support for Nakul Nath on Saturday. The former Chhindwara MP and son of senior Congress leader Kamal Nath met a large number of supporters at his fathers official residence. Congress leader Jaywardhan Singh son of Digvijaya Singh was also present. Nakul Nath received a grand welcome from supporters at the airport. Some workers raised slogans in his favour saying they wanted him to become the next Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh. The gathering highlighted his political activity in the state. Lokayukta Raids Reveal Gold Worth ₹3.5 Cr Cash Worth ₹26 Lakh A Lokayukta raid on a forest officers properties in Madhya Pradesh has revealed assets worth crores of rupees. The searches were carried out on Saturday at the properties of Sanjeev Sharma an SDO with the Satpura Tiger Reserve. The raids took place in Chhindwara and Pachmarhi. Officials found ₹26 lakh in cash 2.5 kilograms of gold worth around ₹3.5 crore and 1.6 kilograms of silver. Two hotels and resorts were also found among his properties. The total value of the assets identified so far is around ₹7.60 crore. The investigation is continuing. Diljit Dosanjhs Concert Tomorrow Tickets Worth ₹7.17 Cr Sold Indore is getting ready for a big musical night as Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh is set to perform in the city on Sunday. The concert will go ahead as planned despite repeated bomb threats. A grand stage is being prepared at C-21 Estate on the bypass road. The venue covers around four lakh square feet. The show has already attracted huge interest with more than 25000 tickets sold. Their total value stands at ₹7.17 crore. Diljit arrived in Indore by private jet on Saturday evening and is staying at the Radisson Hotel. The five scripts are ready in the requested style. One editorial note: the first storys three-day programme is part of the wider Tribal Pride celebrations and Birsa Munda Jayanti falls on November 15 not November 14. Cold Tightens Grip on MP Temperatures May Drop Further Winter is gradually getting stronger across Madhya Pradesh as night temperatures continue to fall. On Saturday minimum temperatures dropped below 15 degrees Celsius in 20 cities across the state. Bhopal recorded 12 degrees Celsius while Indore recorded 11.6 degrees. Jabalpur recorded 13.4 degrees and Ujjain saw a minimum temperature of 14 degrees. According to the India Meteorological Department temperatures may fall by another 2 degrees over the next five days. Cold conditions are expected to become stronger after November 15. Some eastern parts of the state may also receive rain due to a weather system over the Bay of Bengal.
