Madhya Pradesh

Indore police officials said that rescue operation has been launched to save those feared trapped. An eyewitness said that a large number of people had gathered on the roof of the ancient bavdi and it caved in as it was unable to bear the load.

The information was confirmed by Union Minister Bhupender Yadav, who also shared the pictures of the cubs on Twitter. The comes three days after one of the cheetahs, Sasha, died due to a kidney ailment.

On September 17, 2022, Prime Minister Narendra Modi released eight cheetahs, including three female cheetahs obtained from Namibia, at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh's Sheopur district.

The two-day programme of Dhirendra Krishna Shastri was opposed by a few anti-superstition organisations. These groups had submitted a memorandum to the local police on Friday, requesting them not to give permission to the event.

This event has angered local Congress leaders who then sprinkled 'ganga jal' and recited 'Hanuman Chalisa' as part of the "purification" of the venue. Slamming the BJP, Congress claimed that it is an insult to Lord Hanuman.

Irani Cup 2022-23: The Rest of India gave another splendid performance to tame Madhya Pradesh by 238 runs and retain the title, while netizens applauded it for its success.

The economic survey report released on the eve of state Budget 2023-24 showed an increase in the Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) by 7.06 percent.

Dr Vimukta Sharma, principal of B M College of Pharmacy in the Simrol police station area, was fighting for her life after a former student of the institute, Ashutosh Shrivastava (24), allegedly poured petrol on her and set her on fire over a mark sheet on Monday.

The 12 cheetahs are being brought from South Africa, five months after the first batch of eight spotted felines from Namibia were released at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh. They were loaded onto the Galaxy Globemaster C17 transport of the Indian Air Force. They were hydrated with drips and their collar fittings was also checked.

The public has been prohibited from entering ten sensitive sites in six states and one union territory, according to the Centre, which contends that any information about specific activities carried out at these places could be useful to India's enemies.