Madhya Pradesh News

The Madhya Pradesh Open School Education Board has declared Class 10 Ruk Jana Nahi results.

Students in Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur area are putting their lives at risk daily to reach school by wading through flood waters.

A Dalit man in Madhya Pradesh`s Morena district cremated the body of his wife in front of his house, claiming he was not allowed to use the cremation ground by upper caste people.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday visited Bhabhar, Madhya Pradesh the birthplace and vilage of revolutionary leader Chandrashekhar Azad, thereby becoming the first ever Indian PM to visit the birth place of the late freedom fighter. 

Devansh Jain, a student of Vidyakunj School in Khandwa, was upset after he was told that school will remain closed on August 9 and 10 as buses were being acquired by the district administration for ferrying people for PM's rally.

"The Prime Minister will visit Azad`s native Bhavra village in Alirajpur district of Madhya Pradesh on August 9 and formally inaugurate the celebrations by paying homage to the freedom fighter.".

A man died in Raisen district of Madhya Pradesh while trying to save a cow from being swept away in a fast-flowing river in spate, police said on Monday.

In a tragic incident, one person was killed after a car fell into an overflowing drain in Madhya Pradesh`s Damoh district last night.

Mahamandleshwar Swami Akhileshwaranand Giri has said that the third world war will start over a cow.

The video shows a group of men fire at a rival group in the middle of a toll bridge in broad daylight.  

Parents of Muslim students believed the Iskcon Temple used to offer mid-day meals to Hindu gods before sending it to schools.

SHO of Konta police station Eman Sahu and four police jawans were heading for Konta from Sukma when their SUV came under fire near Manikonta village.

The money has long been withdrawn from their accounts, again without their knowledge, but by then there're already in for a major trouble.

Girl students of Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology here on Friday protested against the administration's order on dress code and hostel timings.

Two women were on Wednesday arrested for their alleged involvement in beating two Muslim women at Mandsaur railway station on suspicion of carrying beef which later turned out to be calf meat, police said.

MP BJP MLA  Mohan Yadava was duped by a man claiming to be the nephew of BJP chief Amit Shah.

A preliminary investigation later proved it was buffalo meat.

The incident has created a major controversy.

 Madhya Pradesh's suspended Dalit IAS officer Shashi Karnawat on Wednesday wrote to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and sought permission to die, saying she was facing injustice since she was from the weaker section of society.

It's a horrifying video!

The beating up of two Muslim women in Madhya Pradesh on beef rumors was raised by Mayawati in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday, with the BSP leader slamming the government over situation in BJP-ruled states

The incident took place in the Gwalior district of Madhya Pradesh.

Activists of a Hindu radical group roughed up two Muslim women in Madhya Pradesh on Tuesday for allegedly carrying beef.

The entire incident was captured on a CCTV camera installed at the site. The incident happened in Nowgong, Madhya Pradesh, Dainik Bhaskar reported.

They have claimed that their lands have been occupied by hooligans and they have no other option to sustain our livelihood.

It's hard to digest, but it's true. Senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh and his family members have been included in the list of Below Poverty Line (BPL) people by the Central and Madhya Pradesh governments.

AICC General Secretary Digvijay Singh claimed he and his family were included in the list of Below Poverty Line (BPL) people by the MP government.

The boy was rescued a shortwhile ago and was taken to a hospital where doctors confirmed the sad development.

The injured have been admitted to various hospitals. Four of them are in a serious condition.

Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Bhupendra Singh, who had blamed 'ghosts' for farmer suicides in the state, has now clarified his remarks.