Twisha Sharma case: Giribala Singh's anticipatory bail quashed by the MP High Court
Twisha Sharma death case: The Madhya Pradesh High Court has cancelled the anticipatory bail of former judge Giribala Singh. This decision relates to the death of Twisha Sharma. The court's order quashed the bail granted earlier by a sessions court. Twisha Sharma's husband, Samarth Singh, was sent to CBI custody. The CBI is investigating Twisha Sharma's death. Giribala Singh is accused in the case.
In Twisha Sharma Death Case, Court Rejects Giribala Singh's Bail
Twisha Sharma Death Case: Madhya Pradesh High Court on Wednesday quashed the anticipatory bail of former judge Giribala Singh in the Twisha Sharma death case.
Madhya Pradesh Mandates 5,000 Cattle for Self-Sufficient Gaushalas: Lakhon Patel
Bhopal, May 28: Lakhon Patel, the Minister of Animal Husbandry and Dairy in Madhya Pradesh, announced that the Self-Sufficient Gaushala Policy 2025 requires a minimum of 5,000 cattle for the establishment of Gokul Dham. Of these, 30% must be of milch breeds. Minister Patel reviewed the activities of the Cattle Improvement Board under the Animal ... Read more Madhya Pradesh Mandates 5,000 Cattle for Self-Sufficient Gaushalas: Lakhon Patel
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, representing the Madhya Pradesh Government, argued that he manner in which anticipatory bail was obtained, creates doubt that the trial Court did not consider the aspect relevant for granting anticipatory bail
Twisha Singh death case: Madhya Pradesh HC quashes anticipatory bail of retired judge Giribala Singh
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, representing the Madhya Pradesh Government, argued that he manner in which anticipatory bail was obtained, creates doubt that the trial Court did not consider the aspect relevant for granting anticipatory bail
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In a significant move to fill vacancies, the Supreme Court Collegium on Wednesday recommended the appointment of senior advocate V. Mohana to the rank of a judge at the apex court. If appointed, the senior advocate will become the second woman from Tamil Nadu to reach the post after Justice R. Banumathi, and the second from the Bar after Justice Indu Malhotra. Other judges who were recommended for the same post includeJustice Sheel Nagu, Chief Justice of the Punjab and Haryana High Court; Justice Shree Chandrashekhar, Chief Justice of the Bombay High Court; Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva, Chief Justice of the Madhya Pradesh High Court; and Justice Arun Palli, Chief Justice of the Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court. Designated as a senior advocate in the Supreme Court in April 2015, Mohana has worked with prolific faces in the legal and political community, such as Kapil Sibal, K.K. Venugopal, P. Chidambaram, Arun Jaitley, and T. Andhyarujina, among others, and was also a panel lawyer for the Government of India. The path to the Supreme Court V. Mohana, who studied law at the Coimbatore Law College, graduated in 1988 from what was India's first-ever batch of the five-year integrated law course, introduced in 1983. After graduation, she continued an internshipthat she had begun during her college educationin the office ofM. Panchapakesan, working in Tamil Nadu's trial courts till 1992, when she decided to move to Delhi to work under Justice Indu Malhotra, who was then an advocate-on-record. It was difficult for women in those days to get cases of their own, especially in small cities ...Delhi provides lots of opportunities, definitely better than any other city. Because you have trial courts, high court, administrative tribunal, MRTP commission (now Competition Commission, Competition Appellate Tribunal), CESTAT, Army Tribunal, etc. and of course the Honble Supreme Court of India. So there is a varied practice and scope for every field, she recounted in a 2015 interview with Superlawyer . She then moved to the chambers of Senior Advocate C.S. Vaidyanathan, where she worked in several cases widely reported between 1992 and 1996, such as the Amratlal Prajivandas case, McDowell case, and the Jain commission case after the death of Rajiv Gandhi. Over the years, V. Mohana moved up the ladder, earning her a role in theNational Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission back when it was newly formed, as well as additional roles as a Supreme Court mediator and an honorary editor for the Supreme Court Reports (SCR) before the SCR got its own editors. Most importantly, she was a panel lawyer for the apex court's legal services committee, working in a lot of cases between 1996 and 2013, before she was elevated to her present position on April 23, 2015. People have started recognising women lawyers and their good work. But there should be more designations and elevations from the womens section. Women should also work harder and continue to work with sincerity and dedication, she added in the interview.
Heatwave grips central, northwest India as monsoon stays offshore
Maximum temperatures ranged between 45C and 47C over Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, eastern Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Vidarbha (Maharashtra), and between 40C and 45C across most of the rest of the country
Madhya Pradesh High Court Reserves Judgment on Bail Plea in Twisha Sharma Case
Bhopal, May 27: The Madhya Pradesh High Court witnessed intense debates on Wednesday regarding the high-profile Twisha Sharma death case. The court has reserved its order after hearing petitions seeking the cancellation of bail for the main accused, Giribala Singh. During the proceedings, the Advocate General presented serious arguments on behalf of the state government. ... Read more Madhya Pradesh High Court Reserves Judgment on Bail Plea in Twisha Sharma Case
Bhojshala-Kamal Maula dispute: Muslim parties challenge MP High Court verdict in Supreme Court
The Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Mosque dispute has reached the Supreme Court, with Muslim worshippers and intervenors challenging the Madhya Pradesh High Court verdict of May 15, 2026, which declared the religious character of the disputed structure a temple dedicated to Goddess Vagdevi (Saraswati) and discontinued the long-standing arrangement permitting Friday namaz at the site. The Special [] The post Bhojshala-Kamal Maula dispute: Muslim parties challenge MP High Court verdict in Supreme Court appeared first on India Legal .
The Madhya Pradesh government has made shocking allegations in the dowry death case of Twisha Sharma, a former model-actor from Noida, who was found hanging at her marital residence in Bhopal's Katara Hills area on the night of May 12. Appearing before the Madhya Pradesh High Court, the government claimed that injuries found on Twisha's body were inflicted before her death. While the HC was hearing the petitions seeking cancellation of Twisha's mother-in-law's anticipatory bail, the government alleged that both Giribala Singh and her son Samarth Singh subjected the deceased woman to cruelty over dowry and told her that the money spent by her family for the wedding was not enough. It went on to claim that the injuries on her wrist, elbow and head could have been caused during a scuffle or struggle. The government also added that the injuries could not have occurred after Twisha's death or while her body was being taken down, as per the post-mortem. The government accused Giribala of not cooperating with its probe even after notices were served on May 13 and 14. Meanwhile, a Bhopal court on Wednesday sent Samarth to CBI custody two days after the agency took over the probe. It has re-registered a Madhya Pradesh police FIR against Giribala and Samarth under Sections 80(2) (punishment for dowry death), 85 (husband or his relative subjecting woman to cruelty) and 3(5) (common intention) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita along with relevant provisions of the Dowry Prohibition Act. Advocate Ankush Pandey, lawyer of Twisha's family, says, Earlier, the accused Samarth was arrested by the SIT. He was brought from Jabalpur to Bhopal and produced before the court. After being presented before the Magistrate, the SIT sought seven days of police remand, which was granted. Subsequently, the CBI registered an FIR in the same matter and named both individuals as accused. Since the custody and all related documents have now been handed over to the CBI, any further investigation in the case will be conducted by the CBI. Therefore, today's proceedings in the Magistrate Court were merely a formality, as the custody is no longer required by the SIT because the investigation has been transferred to the CBI. From this point onward, any further legal proceedings will take place in the concerned CBI court, and the CBI will continue the investigation. On Sunday, a team of doctors from AIIMS-Delhi conducted a second postmortem of Twisha in Bhopal following directions from the Madhya Pradesh High Court, after her parents raised serious concerns about procedural lapses by local authorities.
Cosmo Foundation, the community outreach arm of Cosmo First, supported the International Symposium on World Fair Play Day 2026 on May 19 at the ISIC Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences, New Delhi. The symposium, attended by over six million people across the globe through a hybrid format, marked the global observance recognised by the United Nations and brought together sports leaders, educators, students, policy advocates and international stakeholders to reinforce the importance of ethics, inclusion and integrity in sports and society. Ms Yamini Kumar Jaipuria championing the values of integrity, respect and inclusion through the global Fair Play movement, reinforcing the spirit of ethical and value-driven sport The initiative also sought to advance Fair Play education across schools and universities with recommendations for integrating Fair Play into the National Education Policy (NEP 2020). Experts also discussed fostering international cooperation and encourage the integration of values such as respect, solidarity and ethical conduct into youth development and community programmes. Further, establishment of a National Fair Play Committee of India to coordinate Fair Play programmes, research, education, and policy advocacy was a key discussion. The initiative was conceptualised with the support of Ms Yamini Kumar Jaipuria, Managing Trustee, Cosmo Foundation, who has been actively associated with international Fair Play initiatives. This was then organised in collaboration with the Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Sports Foundation and endorsed by the International Fair Play Committee (CIFP). The symposium marked one of the first large-scale World Fair Play Day celebrations in India and aimed to deepen India’s engagement with the global Fair Play movement while encouraging stronger collaboration among educational, sporting and social institutions. In her special address, Ms Yamini Kumar Jaipuria, Managing Trustee Cosmo Foundation and Whole-time Director (Corporate Strategy, ESG and CSR), Cosmo First said, “ Fair play is a universal language. Fair play is more than a game; it is a way of life. It is not about how you win, but how you play. By promoting values such as dignity, justice, respect and togetherness, we can create a better world not only through sport, but also in everyday life .” and the invaluable support by Cosmo Foundation towards advancing the Fair Play movement in India and globally. He further emphasised the global responsibility to uphold ethics, integrity and respect in sport, while highlighting the importance of international cooperation in strengthening values-driven sports ecosystems. The symposium featured panel discussions on ethics in sports governance, the role of education in fostering sportsmanship, and the cultural significance of Fair Play in building peaceful and inclusive societies. Discussions focused on ethical leadership, transparency and accountability in sport, anti-doping frameworks, value-based education for youth, and the role of traditional sports in promoting community bonding, cultural preservation and social harmony. The event also included a Fair Play Pledge Ceremony and participation from national and international institutions associated with sports, education and Olympic values. As the community outreach initiative of Cosmo First, Cosmo Foundation works across education, environment and empowerment initiatives, with programmes spanning multiple states and communities across India. Through its support for World Fair Play Day, the Foundation helped strengthen India’s leadership in the global Fair Play movement and reinforced international cooperation for ethical and value-driven sport. The symposium also helped catalyse conversations around expanding Fair Play education and building stronger collaborations among Indian and global institutions working in sports, education and social development. About Cosmo Foundation Cosmo Foundation was established in 2008 as the community outreach initiative of the Cosmo First Ltd, the largest manufacturers of BOPP worldwide. The Foundation works closely with less developed communities around its manufacturing units at the Karjan in the Vadodara District and Gangapur in the Chatrapati Sambhajinagar District as well as in Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, and tribal district Chhindwara of Madhya Pradesh. The organization works on several development programs aimed at Computer operation and digital skill building, Foundational Literacy, Numeracy, Life skills and English Communication, health and hygiene, Environment and Empowerment of women. About Cosmo First Limited Established in 1981 by Mr Ashok Jaipuria, Cosmo First Limited is an over four-decade-old global conglomerate. Its consumer vertical comprises Cosmo Consumer, which is into Window Films, Paint Protection Films & Ceramic Coatings for automobiles, and Zigly Pet Care, which provides a digital-first omni channel pet care ecosystem. Its industrial vertical includes Cosmo Films for specialty films for packaging, labels, lamination, and industrial applications; Cosmo Speciality Chemicals for coatings, adhesives and masterbatches, and Cosmo Plastech for rigid packaging. With sustainable innovation, development, and research embedded in its core values, Cosmo First serves customers in 100+ countries.
Giribala Singh Denies Allegations in Twisha Sharma Case at High Court
Jabalpur, May 27: Giribala Singh, the mother-in-law of the deceased Twisha Sharma, appeared before the Madhya Pradesh High Court in Jabalpur on Wednesday to defend her anticipatory bail plea. She refuted the allegations made by the Madhya Pradesh police against her. In a detailed response presented through her lawyer, Mrigendra Singh, Giribala claimed that she ... Read more Giribala Singh Denies Allegations in Twisha Sharma Case at High Court
Severe weather conditions grips Vidarbha for 16th day as IMD issues red alert
A trough extending from northwest Uttar Pradesh to south coastal Odisha is also influencing weather conditions across central India, including parts of Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and adjoining regions
Countdown Begins for International Yoga Day Festival in Khajuraho
Khajuraho, May 27: Prataprao Jadhav, the Union Minister of State for AYUSH, announced that the Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga will kick off a 25-day countdown to the International Yoga Day 2026 on Wednesday. This initiative will take place at the Western Group of Temples in Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh. Prior to the event, Jadhav ... Read more Countdown Begins for International Yoga Day Festival in Khajuraho
Even as the Congress officially declared that Siddaramaiah will continue to be the chief minister of Karnataka, multiple reports citing sources revealed that he will step down later this week and make way for D.K. Shivakumar to take over the top post in the state. What will Siddaramaiah get in return? Sources have claimed that Siddaramaiah has been offered a Rajya Sabha berth and asked to play a national role from Delhi. His son Yathindra Siddaramaiah is likely to be deputy chief minister. Meanwhile, Siddaramaiah is yet give nod to the high command's proposal and sought more time to decide on the issue. Minister loyal to Siddaramaiah and his close aides have reportedly asked him to weigh in all his options before deciding on resigning as CM. The reports come after a day-long discussions between the Congress high command and the state top brass. AICC General Secretary (Organisation) K.C. Venugopal said the party discussed only the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections and vacant MLC seats. Whatever speculation you people are doing, that is only speculation. No reality at all, said Venugopal denying reports of Siddaramaiah stepping down. He was addressing the media while flanked by Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar. The candidates of Rajya Sabha and Council seats of Karnataka will be announced along with the other seats like Chhattisgarh, like Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Jharkhand, like these states. That's all, he said. The nominations for the Rajya Sabha elections have to be filed by June 8. If Shivakumar becomes chief minister, it will put an end to years-long power tussle in the Karnataka Congress unit as his supporters have been claiming that the top job was promised to their leader during the 2023 assembly elections. In November, when the Congress government completed its halfway mark, Shivakumar's supporters camped in Delhi to seek the chief minister's post for their leader. However, Siddaramiah asserted that he wanted to complete the full five-year term as CM. Amid uncertainty in the state leadership, Leader of Opposition in Karnataka assembly R. Ashoka on Tuesday said the power struggle between Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar had pushed the government into a coma stage. The CM had said that Ministers will have to tour districts once in 15 days, but the CM himself is not following it. No one is touring their district to address public grievances, everyone is on a Delhi tour... It was said that grievance redressal meetings are not being held. Everyone is on a Delhi tour, Ashoka said.
Indian Navy Band Delights Audiences at Ram Ghat During Ganga Dussehra Celebrations
Ujjain, May 26: Ganga Dussehra was celebrated with great enthusiasm across Madhya Pradesh. On this occasion, the Indian Navy Band delivered a captivating performance at Ram Ghat. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav participated in the Shipra Tirth Parikrama at Ram Ghat in Ujjain on Tuesday. The Indian Navy Band, which traveled from Mumbai, provided an enchanting ... Read more Indian Navy Band Delights Audiences at Ram Ghat During Ganga Dussehra Celebrations
Madhya Pradesh: 5 Workers Killed As Soil Caves In During Well Construction, 2 Rescued
A rescue operation was launched immediately after the incident.
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The Congress high command on Tuesday put an end to speculations of a likely May revolution in Karnataka government, saying Siddaramaiah will continue to be chief minister. Adressing media outside Indira Bhawan in the presence of Siddaramaiah and Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, AICC General Secretary (Organisation) K.C. Venugopal said there was no truth to the speculation about change in Karnataka chief minister. Whatever speculation you people are doing, that is only speculation. No reality at all, said Venugopal. He clarified that the Congress top leaders' meeting with Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar focused on the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections and Karnataka MLC seats. The candidates of Rajya Sabha and Council seats of Karnataka will be announced along with the other seats like Chhattisgarh, like Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Jharkhand, like these states. That's all, he added. Ever since the Congress came to power in 2023, Shivakumar's supporters have been seeking his appointment as CM in line with a previously agreed power-sharing formula with Siddaramaiah. Back then, Kharge said that the high command would give the medicine when required. People in the high command Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi and I will sit together and deliberate on this... We will give the medicine when required, he said.
CBI Probes Twisha Death Case; MP High Court Hears Mil's Bail Challenge Today
The Madhya Pradesh high court had earlier granted time to the retired judge to respond to the additional submission made in their petition by Twishas family and had posted the case for Wednesday.
Man, 33, Hid In Madhya Pradesh Forest For A Month After Killing Father: Cops
A 33-year-old man hiding in a forest in Madhya Pradesh's Barwani district for a month after allegedly shooting his father dead over a property dispute has been arrested, police said on Tuesday.
Union Minister for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare and Rural Development Shivraj Singh Chouhan launched his new book Apnapan: My Experiences with Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Tuesday, where he recalled his early encounters with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The book traces their journey as the workers of the BJP to serving as Chief Ministers of their respective states and later working together in the Union government. During the release, Chauhan also recounted an anecdote related to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. When Narendra Modi visited Madhya Pradesh as the party in charge, I was the general secretary of the state unit. During this time, a meeting was held regarding election preparations. During the meeting, when PM Modi asked who all had email IDs, hardly anyone had an answer. People started looking at each other. Then, former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister, the late Babulal Gaur, jokingly asked, Narendra Bhai, what are you saying 'female-female'? What will happen with this female email? Everyone laughed at this, and some even had sarcastic expressions on their faces, the Union Minister said, while praising PM Modi's foresight. Chouhan explained how BJP workers had a traditional mindset and were averse to technology then. He referred to the early days of mobile phones, saying they were associated with five-star culture at the time. He recalled how they first met during the 1991 Ekta Yatra led by senior BJP leader Murli Manohar Joshi. My association with Prime Minister Narendra Modi spans over 35 years. In 1991, when the Ekta Yatra commenced under the leadership of Dr. Murli Manohar Joshistretching from Kanyakumari all the way to Srinagar in Kashmirhe was in charge of managing the tour, and I worked alongside him as the convenor of the Kesariya Vahini to mobilise the youth, Chouhan stated. Chauhan then recalled how they hoisted the tricolour at Lal Chowk in Srinagar. Terrorism was at its peak. No one had imagined hoisting the tricolour at Lal Chowk in the Kashmir Valley. The BJP decided that he would lead the Ekta Yatra and hoist the tricolour at Lal Chowk in Srinagar, he said, adding that Narendra Bhai was entrusted with this responsibility. When I met Narendra Bhai for the first time, I saw his vision: to reach out to the masses, unite people and awaken the spirit of patriotism. He said that the tricolour will not be hoisted only at Lal Chowk in Srinagar but in the heart of every citizen of the country.
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About 42 families in Madhya Pradesh, all hailing from different districts, were allegedly scammed over a mass wedding ceremony. The grooms and their families showed up all ready to get married with their sherwanis and sweets at Dewans Mata Tehri temple on Sunday. However, by evening, the men realised that there were no brides and that they had been duped of their money and time. Police say that the men were entrapped in an elaborate financial fraud and cheating involving a promise of marriage, the Indian Express reported. Bank Note Press police station in-charge Preeti Katare said. We have received complaints from several youths. The matter is being investigated seriously. The accused are being identified and traced. We are also verifying the claims related to the orphanage whose name was allegedly used. Each of the men at the location had paid between Rs 15,000 and Rs 25,000 to organise a collective marriage ceremony. They all had also paid a registration fee of Rs 2000 each. They were first shown photographs of the prospective bride on a mobile phone weeks earlier. Some men were told that the women were from poor or orphaned backgrounds and were willing to marry immediately. A case has been registered against suspects Mukesh Bairagi and Sunita, and their kin, Dinesh Bairagi and Narasingh Das Bairagi, in this connection, police said. One of the accused reportedly went to the venue to inform the men that the bride is on their way. A senior police officer said that the prime accused, Mukesh, and his wife have been arrested. We are gathering details about their modus operandi. Since the accused are from Vidisha district, a team has also been sent there to collect further information, said the officer. Rahul, one of the men who was scammed, travelled from Harniyakalan village. Each of us was asked to pay Rs 25,000 as a registration fee. We were told the brides were from Indores Matru Chhaya Ashram. When we asked for photographs, the organisers sent us pictures of models downloaded from social media. They told us to reach Dewas a day before the ceremony and assured us that the collective wedding would take place the next morning. They even promised dowry items. But when we reached the venue, nobody was there, and all the phones were eventually switched off, he said Ashok, one of the grooms, said that they were instructed to come in plain clothes because the grooms attire and all wedding rituals would be arranged there itself. They specifically told us not to apply haldi or mehendi before arriving because all the rituals would happen at the venue, he said. One man had selected a bride from the photographs that were sent on mobile phones. We had submitted documents online for my brothers marriage. After we arrived, the organisers kept telling us that Madam was on the way with the brides, but nobody came until midnight, said Rajkumari, sister to one of the men. Several grooms had hired cars to travel here, and many families had invited relatives and guests for the wedding. Everyone was left humiliated.
NEEV Foundation Launches 'Iss Garmi, Farq Nazar Aayega' Summer Relief Campaign Across Six States
With temperatures breaching 45°C across large parts of India, NEEV Foundation has mounted a large-scale summer relief campaign, “ Iss Garmi, Farq Nazar Aayega ,” targeting outdoor workers, the general public, stray animals and birds bearing the brunt of this season’s extreme heat. The initiative is being rolled out across six states including Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Maharashtra. NEEV Foundation launches ‘Iss Garmi, Farq Nazar Aayega’ summer relief campaign across six states NEEV Foundation is deploying 60 relief vans to distribute clean, cold drinking water at high-footfall public areas and directly to those working long hours in the open, including traffic police personnel, delivery executives, construction workers, street vendors and autorickshaw drivers. Alongside water, the vans will distribute ORS pouches and protective caps to counter heat exposure and help replenish minerals lost to excessive perspiration. Acknowledging that the crisis extends beyond human welfare, the Foundation has installed water tanks for stray animals and placed bird feeders and water trays across multiple locations. The campaign is anchored in a simple idea of access and empathy. As the foundation describes it: “The thirsty always come to the well. This summer, we decided to take the well to the thirsty.” Speaking on the initiative, Mr. Vivek Patni, Director – Wonder Cement and Founder of Neev Foundation said, “India’s summers are becoming increasingly harsh for people who spend most of their day outdoors. Through this campaign, we wanted to create immediate, accessible relief for those who keep our cities functioning despite extreme weather conditions. Sometimes the most meaningful interventions are also the simplest, whether it is offering a glass of water, a moment of shade or basic support during difficult conditions .” He added, “ NEEV was founded on the belief that social responsibility begins with showing up for people when they need support the most. We hope this campaign also encourages citizens to participate in small acts of care, from keeping water outside homes for birds and stray animals to supporting delivery personnel and outdoor workers during peak summer hours. Collective action often begins with individual awareness. Sometimes, a small beginning brings a big change and starts a revolution .” The campaign carries a deliberate public mobilisation intent, seeking to deepen community participation in heat relief at a time when rising temperatures are emerging as a sustained challenge across urban and rural India. The seasonal effort is part of a broader development mandate. NEEV Foundation’s Rural Development Centre in Nimbahera anchors its long-term work, which spans skill development for women under the Hunar programme, community infrastructure through Sanrachna, educational support under Udaan, healthcare outreach through Arogyam and sustainability initiatives under Eco Green. With temperatures breaching 45°C across large parts of India, NEEV Foundation has mounted a large-scale summer relief campaign, “Iss Garmi, Farq Nazar Aayega,” targeting outdoor workers, the general public, stray animals and birds bearing the brunt of this season’s extreme heat. The initiative is being rolled out across six states including Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Maharashtra. NEEV Foundation is deploying 60 relief vans to distribute clean, cold drinking water at high-footfall public areas and directly to those working long hours in the open, including traffic police personnel, delivery executives, construction workers, street vendors and autorickshaw drivers. Alongside water, the vans will distribute ORS pouches and protective caps to counter heat exposure and help replenish minerals lost to excessive perspiration. Acknowledging that the crisis extends beyond human welfare, the Foundation has installed water tanks for stray animals and placed bird feeders and water trays across multiple locations. The campaign is anchored in a simple idea of access and empathy. As the foundation describes it: “The thirsty always come to the well. This summer, we decided to take the well to the thirsty.” Speaking on the initiative, Mr. Vivek Patni, Director – Wonder Cement and Founder of Neev Foundation said, “ India’s summers are becoming increasingly harsh for people who spend most of their day outdoors. Through this campaign, we wanted to create immediate, accessible relief for those who keep our cities functioning despite extreme weather conditions. Sometimes the most meaningful interventions are also the simplest, whether it is offering a glass of water, a moment of shade or basic support during difficult conditions .” He added, “ NEEV was founded on the belief that social responsibility begins with showing up for people when they need support the most. We hope this campaign also encourages citizens to participate in small acts of care, from keeping water outside homes for birds and stray animals to supporting delivery personnel and outdoor workers during peak summer hours. Collective action often begins with individual awareness. Sometimes, a small beginning brings a big change and starts a revolution .” The campaign carries a deliberate public mobilisation intent, seeking to deepen community participation in heat relief at a time when rising temperatures are emerging as a sustained challenge across urban and rural India. The seasonal effort is part of a broader development mandate. NEEV Foundation’s Rural Development Centre in Nimbahera anchors its long-term work, which spans skill development for women under the Hunar programme, community infrastructure through Sanrachna, educational support under Udaan, healthcare outreach through Arogyam and sustainability initiatives under Eco Green. With “Iss Garmi, Farq Nazar Aayega,” the Foundation seeks to demonstrate a point that is straightforward but easy to overlook during a crisis. Compassion can bring about tangible relief for those, most exposed to India’s harshest summer. About NEEV Foundation NEEV Foundation is a socially driven initiative committed to building stronger, kinder and more resilient communities through sustainable and meaningful social interventions. Guided by the philosophy of creating a strong foundation for a better tomorrow, NEEV Foundation, under the leadership of Mr. Vivek Patni, works across healthcare, education, women empowerment, infrastructure development and environmental sustainability to create lasting positive impact.
Twisha Sharma death: Police followed due process, handed probe to CBI on family's request, says DGP
Madhya Pradesh DGP Kailash Makwana stated police followed procedures in the Twisha Sharma case. He confirmed the state recommended a CBI probe at the family's request. The CBI has re-registered an FIR against Twisha's husband and mother-in-law. Makwana further discussed efforts to make Madhya Pradesh Naxal-free and plans to fill police vacancies for the 2028 Simhastha fair.
Rajat Patidar's career transformed from so near, yet so far to leading Royal Challengers Bengaluru to a historic IPL title, ending an 18-year drought. Despite early setbacks and injuries, Patidar's leadership and consistent performances, particularly in IPL 2022, paved the way for this remarkable triumph.
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The Indian Meteorological Department had predicted that the monsoon would begin in Kerala around May 26. However, weak winds and hot weather conditions on Tuesday have raised uncertainty over rain arriving in the rest of the country by June 1. The department had said that conditions were favourable for monsoon onset only in some parts of the Arabian Sea. The south-west monsoon is expected to enter he state now only between June 5 and 10. The reported delay is in the wake of El Nios impact. The movement of the monsoon slowed down, and it is predicted that there will be less rainfall this year. For the rains to be categorised as monsoon, at least 60 per cent of 14 weather stations in Kerala must record rainfall measuring 2.5 mm or more over two consecutive days alongside specific wind and cloud coverage. Meanwhile, many parts of the country have been reeling under the hot conditions for the past few days. Temperatures in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, for example, crossed 46.5 degree celcius on Monday. Deaths due to heatstroke were also reported in the state, with a red alert being issued for the adverse conditions. A red alert was issued for Odisha, East Madhya Pradesh and East Uttar Pradesh due to the sweltering heat. A yellow alert was issued in Delhi for excessive heat on Tuesday. Despite the delayed onset of monsoon, the IMD predicted that there would be light to moderate rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds over Kerala, Mahe and Lakshadweep from May 26 to 29. A yellow alert has been issued for Kerala and Lakshadweep over the next four days. There will also be light to moderate rainfall in isolated parts of Tamil Nadu, interior Karnataka, North Interior Karnataka, Telangana, Rayalaseema, and Coastal Andhra Pradesh during the same period. This will be accompanied by thunderstorms and gusty winds. Coastal Maharashtra and Goa are also set for similar conditions.
Fake Brides, Real Betrayal: 42 Families Duped In Madhya Pradesh Marriage Scam
The grooms arrived, the families waited, and the rituals were expected to begin, but the brides never came.
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The Madhya Pradesh Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the Twisha Sharma death case questioned her husband, Samarth Singh, for over three hours before handing the investigation over to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday. While questioning, Singh had told the officials that the model-turned-actor was distressed following her abortion. Twisha Sharma, 33, was allegedly found hanging at her marital residence in Bhopal on May 12. Her family alleged dowry harassment, while her in-laws claimed that she had a drug addiction. The SIT conducted a recreation of the crime scene, which lasted for two hours, reported ANI. According to ANI sources, Samarth repeatedly attempted to mislead the investigators during the questioning on his period of abscondence. He also said that he had given Rs 7 lakh to Twisha. The SIT had seized Samarth's laptop, mobile phone, passport, Aadhaar card, and other key documents. The CBI registered an FIR in the case after taking over the probe on orders from a Supreme Court bench headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant. The CBI has booked Twisha Sharma's husband and her mother-in-law, former district judge Giribala Singh, under Sections 80(2), 85, and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), along with provisions of the Dowry Prohibition Actcharges that were originally levelled by the state police. The post-mortem report stated that the death was due to antemortem hanging by ligature and noted that her body bore multiple antemortem injuries, described as simple in nature and possibly caused by blunt force to other parts of the body. A second autopsy was conducted by a specialised team from AIIMS Delhi, and the report is still awaited.
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The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), which has taken over the probe into the death of actor-model Twisha Sharma, has registered an FIR against her husband and mother-in-law. Sharma, 32, was found dead at her marital home in Bhopal on May 12. Her family has alleged that she was subjected to dowry-related harassment. On Monday, a CBI Special Crime Unit reached Bhopal to formally take over the investigation and collect relevant documents and evidence. The agency later re-registered the state police FIRnaming Samarth Singh and Giribala Singh as accusedas its own case, as per procedure. According to the FIR, Giribala allegedly demanded 2 lakh from Twishas family at the time of the vidai (a wedding ritual), which was paid by the victims family on her insistence. The CBI has invoked sections 80(2), 85, and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, along with provisions of the Dowry Prohibition Act. The same sections had earlier been included in the state police FIR. According to the police complaint, Samarth Singh stated that he found his wife hanging at around 10:20 pm and rushed her to AIIMS Bhopal. Doctors at the hospital declared her brought dead at 12:05 am on May 13, after which a preliminary report was filed. The post-mortem report cited antemortem hanging by ligature and noted the presence of multiple antemortem injuries. Sharmas family has alleged she was subjected to torture by her in-laws, who were dissatisfied with the dowry given at the time of her marriage on December 9, 2025. Her mother-in-law, former judge Giribala Singh, has questioned the alleged medical treatment and her mental state in interviews with the media. Meanwhile, the Madhya Pradesh High Court on Monday adjourned the hearing on petitions challenging the anticipatory bail granted to Giribala Singh to May 27.
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Madhya Pradesh's Dhar To Get Maa Saraswati Lok, Raja Bhoj Research Institute
This comes days after the Madhya Pradesh High Court declared the disputed Bhojshala complex a temple dedicated to Goddess Saraswati.
MPL 2026 Unveils Vibrant Team Jerseys Ahead Of New Season
MPL CEO Ravi Patankar: The jerseys for all 10 mens franchises and five womens teams participating in the upcoming Madhya Pradesh League (MPL) T20 Scindia Cup 2026 were officially unveiled on Monday at Taj Lakefront, Bhopal, in a grand ceremony. Each team introduced vibrant and uniquely designed jerseys that reflected the identity, culture and spirit of their respective regions, adding excitement ahead of what promises to be the biggest edition of the MPL so far. Speaking on the occasion, MPCA president Mahanaaryaman Scindia highlighted the rapid growth of the tournament and the leagues larger vision for cricket in Madhya Pradesh. The jersey unveiling marks the beginning of another exciting chapter for the Madhya Pradesh League. The MPL has grown into much more than just a cricket tournament it has become a true celebration of emerging talent and the passion for cricket across Madhya Pradesh. Every season, the league gives young players a valuable platform to showcase their skills, gain exposure, and take important steps forward in their careers. This years jerseys beautifully reflect the unique identity, culture, and regional pride of the teams they represent, creating a stronger connection between the players, the fans, and their cities. With the tournament expanding further this year, we are proud to see MPL continuing to contribute to the growth of cricket in the state and inspire the next generation of cricketers, he said. MPL CEO Ravi Patankar echoed the similar sentiments and added, With every new season, the Madhya Pradesh League continues to raise the standard of domestic T20 cricket in the state. The unveiling of the jerseys reflects the identity, energy, and ambition of every franchise and player participating this year. MPL is not only creating exciting cricketing opportunities for youngsters but is also strengthening the sporting culture of Madhya Pradesh by bringing together fans, players, and communities through the spirit of the game. The team identities in the Madhya Pradesh League also beautifully celebrate the rich wildlife heritage of Madhya Pradesh, a state known for its forests, national parks and biodiversity. Franchise names such as Bhopal Leopards, Chambal Ghariyals, Gwalior Shernis, Royal Nimar Eagles and Ujjain Falcons draw inspiration from powerful animals and birds that symbolise strength, courage, agility and regional pride. The tournament will begin on June 3 featuring 10 mens teams and five womens franchises, making MPL 2026 the largest edition in the leagues history. The mens competition will kick off with Gwalior Cheetahs taking on Ujjain Falcons at the Holkar Stadium in Indore at 7:30 PM. The womens tournament will begin on June 4, with Chambal Ghariyals facing Gwalior Shernis at Daly College, Indore. The mens competition will kick off with Gwalior Cheetahs taking on Ujjain Falcons at the Holkar Stadium in Indore at 7:30 PM. Also Read: Live Cricket Score The womens tournament will also feature two new teams Gwalior Shernis and Royal Nimar Eagles who will join Bhopal Wolves, Bundelkhand Bulls, and Chambal Ghariyals in the five-team tournament. Article Source: IANS
Twisha Sharma death: CBI takes over case after Supreme Court order; FIR re-registered in Bhopal
The CBI has taken over the Twisha Sharma death case investigation following a Supreme Court directive. A team has arrived in Bhopal to begin the probe, with the apex court also ordering both families to refrain from media interviews. Meanwhile, the Madhya Pradesh High Court will hear challenges to the anticipatory bail granted to the mother-in-law on May 27.
A couple were arrested in connection with the alleged fraud while two other accused were absconding, police said on Monday: Report
Watch: Supreme Court backs CBI probe in Twisha Sharma death case
The Supreme Court of India has backed the Madhya Pradesh governments decision to transfer the death case of former model-turned-actor Twisha Sharma to the Central Bureau of Investigation.
Maharashtra reported highest number of crimes against children: NCRB data
The state also reported the highest number of kidnapping and abduction cases involving children at 12,994, the maximum across India. In terms of crime rate per lakh child population, Maharashtra stood second with 66.9, after Madhya Pradesh
State-owned NTPC is exploring new nuclear power projects. Site selection studies have begun in Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, and Odisha. This initiative is part of NTPC's extensive 30 GW nuclear energy plan. The company aims to contribute significantly to India's ambitious nuclear capacity target. Investments will be substantial, spanning multiple states. NTPC is diversifying its energy portfolio.
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A few years back, in the narrow lanes of North West Delhis resettlement colonies, children going missing was very common and was treated almost as an unfortunate fact of life. Families struggling to survive on daily wages often had little time, support, or institutional access to respond when a child suddenly went missing. In neighbourhoods shaped by continuous migration, overcrowding, economic distress, and social vulnerability, children frequently slipped through the cracks pushed into labour, lured by traffickers, or simply fleeing violence and instability at home. But today, in several of these mohallas of Jahangirpuri, Azadpur Mandi, and Shahbad Dairy, children themselves have become part of an informal vigilance network working to prevent such disappearances. If a child remains absent from school for several days, word spreads quickly through local childrens groups, womens collectives, and community volunteers. Concerns are escalated to the appropriate quarters. And the result? The concerted efforts of CRY Child Rights and You and its partner organisation Saksham created an integrated child surveillance system with the help of children, their family members, and the community an intervention that successfully traced 97 out of 102 missing children and brought them back safely to their families between January 2025 and April 2026. If one of our schoolmates doesnt show up to school for several days, we immediately visit their home, understand the reason, and inform community members and local groups, says a 15-year-old girl associated with one such childrens collective. This is not a formal surveillance mechanism run by local authorities. Children, parents, womens collectives, schools, local organisations, and community volunteers have together built an informal but highly responsive safety net organically embedded within the community to prevent children from disappearing into the shadows of trafficking, exploitation, abuse, or neglect. At a time when India continues to witness a worrying rise in cases related to missing children, this community-driven model emerging from some of Delhis most vulnerable settlements offers an important lesson: Child protection cannot succeed through policing alone. It must be rooted within communities themselves. The scale of the crisis The latest National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) Crime in India 2024 report paints a deeply worrying picture. The number of missing children rose from 1,38,609 in 2023 to 1,47,175 in 2024 an increase of 6.2 per cent. Girls constituted nearly 76 per cent of all missing children, exposing the stark gendered nature of vulnerability. Delhi is no exception. According to the state-wise figures from the NCRB report, West Bengal recorded the highest share of missing children, followed by Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Bihar, and Delhi. Thousands of children also remain untraced long after complaints are filed. Yet these numbers alone fail to capture the lived realities behind such incidents. Children rarely go missing in a vacuum. Poverty, migration, school dropouts, domestic violence, emotional distress, trafficking networks, unsafe labour conditions and fragile family environments often intersect to create pathways of vulnerability. In urban settlements across Delhi NCR particularly among migrant and economically marginalised communities these risks become even sharper. Families struggling for survival often work long hours in informal jobs, leaving children with little supervision or support. Adolescents, especially girls, become vulnerable to trafficking, coercion, online manipulation, or unsafe relationships. Rebuilding protection from within the community Places like Jahangirpuri, Shahbad Dairy, and areas surrounding Azadpur Mandi have long grappled with the consequences of rapid urbanisation, migration, overcrowding, and economic distress. On-ground interactions with families, police, and Saksham officials reveal that economic insecurity pushed children towards child labour, migration, and exploitation. Parvesh Sehgal, a member of the local Child Vigilance Group, shared, School dropouts, disrupted education, family-based violence layered with unsupervised social media exposure, and unresolved adolescent emotional insecurities often push children to elope or become easy targets for traffickers. He further added, Between January 2025 and April 2026, though many of the children were traced, five children remain untraced, including one boy and four girls. What has changed in parts of North-West Delhi is not merely the efficiency of rescue operations, but the social response surrounding them. The intervention recognised that tracing children is only one part of the challenge. Equally critical are rehabilitation, psychosocial support, reducing the risk of re-trafficking, restoring education, and rebuilding trust within families and communities. The intervention, with the support of local schools, the police, the District Child Protection Unit (DCPU), and the Child Welfare Committee (CWC), worked together to facilitate quick reporting, family counselling, and a coordinated response system. In addition to that, the team carried out door-to-door monitoring and awareness sessions on online safety, emotional well-being, and trafficking. Importantly, children themselves became active participants in the protection ecosystem. Local childrens groups now identify school dropouts, report suspicious activities, support younger children, and alert community members when someone suddenly disappears from school or the neighbourhood. The shift is profound: Children are no longer being treated merely as beneficiaries of protection systems. They are becoming stakeholders in safeguarding their own communities. Schools played a pivotal role not only through re-enrolment and monitoring of children, but also through empathetic support to continue education and enhance agency, creating a conducive environment for children to come out of trauma. One school teacher described the systemic approach succinctly: Special attention is now being given to children with prolonged absenteeism. This has resulted in noticeable improvement in childrens school attendance and regular participation in education. It is evident that prevention and rescue-rehabilitation mechanisms did not rely solely on institutional intervention but also on informed, participatory, community-driven efforts deeply rooted in collective trust and accountability. The way forward To sustain the effort, CRY and Saksham are working with the Vigilance Group and Bal Prahari Group, particularly in vulnerable communities, while strengthening collaboration between civil society, communities, and government departments. They are also conducting awareness drives with parents and organising counselling sessions on child protection, cyber safety, and mental health support for children. But just community initiatives are not all. The fight against missing children also demands active involvement of decentralised governance and community-based institutional systems. Police ward committees, Panchayats, Mohalla Committees, School Management Committees, and local child protection bodies must come forward to play a transformative role in identifying early signs of vulnerability, monitoring school dropouts, strengthening community vigilance, and ensuring faster reporting and response. In both rural and urban poor settlements, these institutions are often the first point of contact for distressed families. If properly sensitised and integrated into child protection frameworks, they can function not merely as administrative structures, but as grassroots safety networks capable of addressing safety of children. It is important that these orchestrated efforts translate into measurable impact rather than remain a series of isolated activities. As such interventions are replicated across other geographies, no more children especially girls should have to sink into vulnerability and trauma. Together, we must act beyond numbers, reports, word-crafts, spreadsheets, and fancy presentations ensuring a safe and happy childhood at the grassroots level for every child will be the real measure of our success as a society and as a nation. Puja Marwaha is CEO, CRY Child Rights and You.
Six killed, 26 injured in multi-vehicle crash on Mumbai-Agra Highway
During the rescue operation, a speeding passenger bus travelling from Madhya Pradesh allegedly lost control and rammed violently into the already damaged vehicles. Officials said the second collision was extremely severe and claimed the life of a toll employee who was assisting in rescue efforts
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has postponed a hearing concerning anticipatory bail for former judge Giribala Singh. This case pertains to the death of her daughter-in-law, Twisha Sharma. Sharma's family has accused her husband and in-laws of dowry harassment and abetment to suicide.
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The courtroom fell into a brief silence as the words landed, measured, but hard to ignore. Before the Supreme Court of India, Twisha Sharmas death was no longer just a legal case, but a reminder of the pressures and expectations that can weigh heavily within families. Appearing for the Madhya Pradesh government, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta said, For parents, it is better to have a divorced daughter than to have a dead one. The remark came as a reflection on the social stigma around divorce and the choices many women are forced to navigate. At the start of the suo motu hearing, the court asked the state to hand over the investigation to the Central Bureau of Investigation. At the same time, it urged the media and those involved in the case to exercise restraint and allow the investigation to proceed as per the law. The bench led by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, along with Justices Joymalya Bagchi and Vipul Pancholi, asked the Madhya Pradesh government whether a CBI investigation could be initiated. Appearing for the state, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta responded that the agency would take over the probe and assured the court that necessary administrative steps would be set in motion immediately. The court said Twisha Sharma had suffered an unfortunate, unnatural death and acknowledged the emotional trauma faced by her family. Its a case of unnatural death, the bench observed. The kind of agony it causes to family and near and dear ones, we all have sympathy. But there is a procedure under law, the court said. The Chief Justice also stressed that the court did not want to pre-judge issues that were yet to be investigated and urged the public to trust the CBI. We request people to have faith in the premier investigation agency, the CJI said. The courts intervention comes against the backdrop of growing public attention and competing narratives around the case, something the judges appeared keen to contain within the framework of law. At one point during the hearing, the Chief Justice expressed concern over the way the matter was unfolding outside the courtroom. We are slightly in pain because of some of the actions, he observed, appealing to the media to refrain from publishing statements made by the victims family or the accused. The court stressed that such disclosures could prejudice an investigation that is still underway. The case, titled 'In Re: Alleged Institutional Bias and Procedural Discrepancies in the Unnatural Death of Young Woman at Matrimonial Home', was taken up suo motu after reports suggested the possibility of bias in the initial investigation. The concern stemmed in part from the professional backgrounds of the accusedTwishas husband, Samarth Singh, is a practising advocate, while her mother-in-law, Giribala Singh, is a former district judge. The bench noted that these circumstances had contributed to a perception that the investigation may not have been entirely neutral, prompting judicial scrutiny at an early stage. At the same time, the court made it clear that it was not drawing conclusions but ensuring that the process remains fair and credible. The court also made an appeal to the media to exercise restraint in publishing the statements of the victims and the accused. We are slightly in pain because of some of the actions. We will request our media friends not to go for the statements of the victim's family or the other family. Let the things move as per law and procedure, the Chief Justice of India said. Pained by the narrative built around the investigation in the Twisha case, the bench said, The reason that was reported for the alleged lack of impartiality was that the husband of the deceased is a practising lawyer and the mother is a former district judge. The question was whether undue influence can be exercised in an investigation. During the hearing, Mehta pointed to what he described as a trigger for the escalating media coverage. According to him, one of the potential accused had been appearing on television channels and making statements that cast aspersions on the deceased, which in turn provoked responses from the other side. He also submitted that the individual in question had not been cooperating with the investigation. On behalf of the accused, senior advocate Siddharth Dave raised concerns about the extent of media reporting, noting that even statements recorded under Section 164 of the Criminal Procedure Code had found their way into the public domain. Another senior counsel, Siddharth Luthra, pointed to alleged lapses in the early stages of the investigation, including a delay in the registration of the FIR and the failure to preserve crucial evidence. The Solicitor General also informed the court that a second autopsy had been conducted by a team from AIIMS Bhopal, following directions from the Madhya Pradesh High Court. This step was taken after the victims family expressed doubts about the initial findings and sought a fresh examination to ascertain the exact cause of death. Twisha Sharma, 33, was found dead at her matrimonial home in Bhopals Katara Hills on May 12. Her family has alleged sustained harassment and domestic violence, accusing her husband and in-laws of abetment to suicide and dowry-related cruelty. Her husband has since surrendered and is in police custody, while proceedings continue regarding the anticipatory bail granted to her mother-in-law.
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While hearing the suo motu registered over the Twisha Sharma death case, the Supreme Court observed that there are lapses in the handling of the case. The SC directed the media to exercise restraint while reporting developments in the case. Twisha Sharma, 33, was found hanging at her marital home in Bhopal's Katara Hills area on May 12. Sharma's family accused her husband and in-laws of dowry harassment and abetment to suicide. However, her in-laws claimed that she suffered from drug addiction. Sharma's father also alleged that her in-laws, including her mother-in-law, Giribala Singh, a former judge, attempted to influence the case. Police arrested husband Samarth Singh, an advocate, on Friday after he surrendered in Jabalpur court. We are slightly in pain because of some of the actions. We will request our media friends not to go for the statements of the victim's family or the other family. Let the things move as per law and procedure, said the bench. Also, the SC informed that the CBI is likely to take over the case within a day. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Madhya Pradesh government, submitted that significant progress in the case had been made due to media intervention. We would like to impress upon the family members of the victim as well as the accused that instead of making statements in public or before a media platform, they should get their versions recorded before the investigating agency so that no prejudice or adverse impact is had on the ongoing investigation, the bench said. We also request the media to avoid recording statements of persons who are likely to be potential witnesses, as it may unnecessarily impact the outcomes on certain issues which are to be investigated, the bench added. While hearing the case, the SC said that a narrative is being created since her mother-in-law and co-accused is a former judge. Why is Giribala Singh being questioned this way? She is a former district judge and it is unfortunate that it is being that the judiciary is derailing the trial. We are against the narrative, said Kant.
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The Supreme Court is set to hear a suo motu case concerning the death of actor-model Twisha Sharma on Monday. A three-judge bench led by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and comprising Justices Joymalya Bagchi and Vipul M. Pancholi will hear the case. The case is listed under the title 'Alleged institutional bias and procedural discrepancies in the unnatural death of a young girl at her matrimonial home'. Twisha Sharma's family had alleged that her lawyer husband, Samarth, and her in-laws tried to mislead the investigation and influence the case. The top court took the suo motu case amid mounting allegations of institutional bias and possible lapses in the investigation. The 32-year-old actor-model, who was found hanging at her marital home on May 12, had been married to Samarth for just five months. Her family alleges she was a victim of dowry harassment. Nearly two weeks after the death, her body was cremated after a second autopsy was conducted on Sunday following a Madhya Pradesh high court order. Sharma's family had refused to receive her body until a second post-mortem was conducted to examine the concerns that were not addressed in the first autopsy. Following the cremation, the family stated they were forced to compromise on Hindu rituals due to delays caused by post-mortem and forensic procedures. Detailing the agony of their prolonged wait in a press statement, the Sharma family highlighted that traditional Hindu customs mandate all post-death rituals be completed within 13 days. According to officials, viscera and tissue samples have been preserved and sent to Delhi for detailed toxicology and histopathology analysis. Medical experts are also examining multiple potential causes of deathincluding hanging, trauma, and poisoningwhile comparing their findings with the initial autopsy report.
SC notes Twisha Sharma death probe to be handed to CBI; stresses fair investigation
Twisha Sharma case updates: The Supreme Court has recommended a CBI probe into the death of model-actor Twisha Sharma. The court emphasized the need for a fair and impartial investigation. It urged all parties and the media to exercise restraint in public comments. The apex court noted the Madhya Pradesh High Court's prompt intervention in ordering a second autopsy.
Madhya Pradesh Waqf Board Strengthened Under CM Mohan Yadavs Leadership
Bhopal, May 25: Under the guidance of Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, the Madhya Pradesh Waqf Board has taken significant steps to enhance the legal and administrative framework of the board. This initiative aims to ensure the protection of Waqf properties, promote transparent management, and utilize these assets for the public good through the effective implementation ... Read more Madhya Pradesh Waqf Board Strengthened Under CM Mohan Yadavs Leadership
Dev Kumar Meena and Kuldeep Kumar Set National Record in Mens Pole Vault
Ranchi, May 25: Two talented athletes from Madhya Pradesh, Dev Kumar Meena and Kuldeep Kumar, made history by setting a new national record in the mens pole vault at the 29th National Senior Athletics Federation competition. They cleared a height of 5.45 meters, surpassing the previous record of 5.41 meters. This event took place on ... Read more Dev Kumar Meena and Kuldeep Kumar Set National Record in Mens Pole Vault
The second autopsy on her body, conducted by a team of senior doctors from All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi, at the AIIMS, Bhopal: Reports
Communal slogans at Hazrat Kamaluddin Chishti Dargah amid Bhojshala row
Madhya Pradesh: Tension prevailed at the Hazrat Khwaja Maulana Kamaluddin Chishti Dargah in Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, after a crowd raised slogans of Bhojshala jhaki hai, Kashi, Mathura baki hai, and a Muslim crowd responded with chants of Allah Hu Akbar. Tension prevailed near the Hazrat Khwaja Maulana Kamaluddin Chishti dargah in Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, after Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Madhya Pradesh League: New entrants Ujjain Falcons have begun preparations for their debut season in the Madhya Pradesh League (MPL) T20 2026 as the squad assembled for its first training sessions this week. One of the three new franchises added to the league this season, Ujjain Falcons enter the tournament with fresh ambition, youthful energy and a strong desire to make an immediate impact in the competition. The squad, led by several exciting domestic talents along with rising IPL star Madhav Tiwari (who will join the squad in coming days), has started intensive practice sessions as players and support staff gear up for the much-anticipated campaign opener. Speaking about the teams preparations and vision, Ujjain Falcons promoter Vinayak Kalani expressed confidence in the squad and said the franchise is entering the tournament with a winning mindset. We are extremely excited to begin this journey with Ujjain Falcons in MPL 2026. This is a new franchise with new energy, fresh ideas and tremendous passion for cricket. The players have started practicing and there is great enthusiasm within the camp. We have assembled a balanced squad filled with talented youngsters and match-winners. Our goal is very clear, we are here to win MPL 2026 and make the people of Ujjain and Indore proud, said Vinayak Kalani. Fresh from an impressive season with Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League, Madhav Tiwari remains one of the key players to watch for the Falcons this season. The talented fast-bowling all-rounder has earned praise for his fearless cricket and match-winning abilities The franchise believes its mix of emerging talent, experienced domestic performers and fearless approach can make Ujjain Falcons one of the most exciting teams in the tournament. The team will be coached by former Madhya Pradesh cricketer Sunil Dholpure, who brings valuable experience and understanding of the states cricketing ecosystem. Ujjain Falcons will begin their MPL T20 2026 campaign against Gwalior Cheetahs on June 3 at the iconic Holkar Stadium. The team will be coached by former Madhya Pradesh cricketer Sunil Dholpure, who brings valuable experience and understanding of the states cricketing ecosystem. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Madhav Tiwari, Aryan Pandey, Chanchal Rathore, Adheer Pratap Singh, Yash Dubey, Soham Patwardhan, Shubham Kushwah, Masoom Raza Kaif, Ojaswa Yadav, Gajendra Goswami, Aayush Mankar, Ankur Singh Chauhan, Rishi Miglani, Harshvardhan Hardia, Naveen Nagle, Vishesh Mudgal, Darshan Rathore Article Source: IANS
Twisha Sharma dowry death case: Body cremated in Bhopal after AIIMS team conducts second autopsy
Twisha Sharma's body was cremated in Bhopal following a second post-mortem. The High Court ordered the fresh examination after her family raised concerns. Sharma was found dead in her marital home, with allegations of dowry harassment against her husband and mother-in-law. The Supreme Court has taken suo motu cognisance of the case. The Madhya Pradesh government recommended a CBI probe.
MPESB recruitment 2026: MPESB recruitment 2026: The Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board has announced the Skill Test and Document Verification schedule for recruitment to 500 Subedar and Assistant Sub-Inspector posts. The process will be conducted in Bhopal from June 2 to June 4, 2026, for candidates who cleared the written examination. The recruitment stage includes stenography and typing tests, Aadhaar e-KYC verification, and document checks. Candidates must download the information letter from the official website and report with original certificates and self-attested photocopies.
During interrogation, Samarth Singh told police that his wife, Twisha Sharma, showed behavioral changes after her pregnancy was confirmed on April 17. Singh claimed that while marital tensions had already existed between them for the past five months, the confirmation of the pregnancy led to escalating fights and arguments. He recalled that they fought over taking a trip to Rajasthan's Ajmer, hours before she was found hanging at their Bhopal residence on May 12. The digital evidence collected by the police from Twisha Sharma's phone revealed that she was unhappy at her in-laws' home. She repeatedly asked her parents to take her away from there. I feel suffocated, mother, read one of the messages she had sent. Sharma's brother, Major Harshit Sharma, an officer with the Indian Army, said that she had called her mother at 10.05 pm on the night of her death. He said that she had abruptly disconnected the call after her husband entered the room. Repeated attempts were thereafter made to contact her by our family, but no one responded, he added. Samarth Singh, who is currently in police custody, was interrogated by the police for two hours on Saturday. He had surrendered in Jabalpur court on Friday night and was produced before the Bhopal court on Saturday. The Bar Council of India has suspended Samarth Singh's license, adding that the allegations against him affect the dignity and public image of the legal profession. Meanwhile, the second autopsy report of Twisha Sharma's body is awaited on Sunday. Following the directions from the Madhya Pradesh High Court, a medical team comprising four senior doctors from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, will conduct the re-post-mortem of the body. Twisha Sharma, a 33-year-old Noida native, was found hanging at her marital home in Bhopal's Katara Hills area on May 12. She got married to Samarth Singh in December 2025. Following her death, her family alleged that she had been subjected to mental torture and dowry harassment by her husband and his family members.
They will bring justice: Twishas father shows hope as AIIMS team reaches Bhopal for 2nd autopsy
Following a directive from the Madhya Pradesh High Court, an AIIMS medical team has arrived in Bhopal to conduct a second post-mortem on Twisha Sharma. Her father, buoyed by the rule of law, is optimistic that the investigation will yield justice and curb the public shaming of his daughter even after her death.
Woman Killed in Tiger Attack Near Bandhavgarh Reserve, Angry Villagers Assault Forest Staff
A tiger attack near Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh left one woman dead and four injured, sparking protests as angry villagers assaulted forest officials over delayed response.
Madhya Pradesh's Ladli Behna Yojana offers 1,250 monthly to over 1.25 crore women. Government employees are ineligible, while salaried women in private jobs can apply if their family income is below 2.5 lakhs. The scheme promotes women's economic empowerment since its launch in June 2023.
Supreme Court Takes Notice of Twisha Sharma Death Case, Hearing Scheduled for May 25
New Delhi, May 24: The Supreme Court has officially entered the high-profile Twisha Sharma death case from Madhya Pradesh. Chief Justice Suryakant has taken suo motu cognizance of the matter, recognizing its seriousness. A bench led by the Chief Justice will hear the case on Monday, May 25. Since Twisha Sharmas death, there have been ... Read more Supreme Court Takes Notice of Twisha Sharma Death Case, Hearing Scheduled for May 25
Madhya Pradesh Sets New Wheat Procurement Record, Transfers 20,680 Crore to Farmers
Bhopal, May 24: Madhya Pradesh has achieved a remarkable milestone in wheat procurement this season, surpassing 10 million metric tons. This makes the state the second-largest wheat procurer in India, following Punjab. The state government announced this achievement in a statement released on Saturday. According to officials, a record 1.31 million farmers have sold wheat ... Read more Madhya Pradesh Sets New Wheat Procurement Record, Transfers 20,680 Crore to Farmers
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The Supreme Court on Saturday took suo motu cognisance of the Twisha Sharma dowry death case amid concerns about lapses in the probe. The matter is registered as alleged institutional bias and procedural discrepancies in the unnatural death of a young girl at her matrimonial home. It is scheduled to be heard on May 25 before a three-judged bench headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant, according to reports. Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice Vipul M Pancholi will also reportedly be part of the bench Twisha, who hails from Noida, was found hanging at her matrimonial home in Katara Hills, Bhopal, on May 12. This comes as AIIMS Delhi constituted a medical board comprising four senior doctors, who flew to Bhopal to conduct a second autopsy of Twisha as per direction of the Madhya Pradesh High Court. Earlier, Madhya Pradesh chief minister Mohan Yadav had announced that the state government would recommend a CBI probe into the case. Samarth Singh, husband of the Twish, was absconding for 10 days and was arrested on Friday in connection with her death. On Saturday, he was brought to Bhopal, following which a court remanded him to seven-day police custody. Meanwhile, Twisha's mother-in-law and former judge Giribala Singh claimed that she would be happy to record her statement, but Bhopal Police have not reached out to her. This comes a day after Madhya Pradesh High Court issued notice to Giribala on pleas seeking cancellation of her anticipatory bail. Meanwhile, Twishas family memebrs have accused Giribala of using her influence to delay action in the case.
Major Crackdown on Illegal Liquor in Dewas: 14 Cases Seized and One Arrested
Dewas, May 23: In a significant operation against illegal liquor trade, the Industrial Police in Dewas district, Madhya Pradesh, seized 14 cases of illicit liquor and apprehended one individual. The suspect was reportedly preparing to supply the liquor from Indore to Dewas, causing a stir in the area following the police action. According to reports, ... Read more Major Crackdown on Illegal Liquor in Dewas: 14 Cases Seized and One Arrested
3 Girls Drown In Stepwell While Bathing In Madhya Pradesh
Three minor girls, including two sisters, drowned while bathing in a stepwell in Madhya Pradesh's Raisen district on Saturday, police said.
Tragic Fire Claims Lives of Three Children in Madhya Pradesh
New Delhi, May 23: A heartbreaking incident occurred in Sidhi district, Madhya Pradesh, on Saturday. A sudden fire broke out in a home, tragically claiming the lives of three children who were unable to escape. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav expressed his sorrow over the incident. According to reports, the fire erupted in a mud house ... Read more Tragic Fire Claims Lives of Three Children in Madhya Pradesh
AIIMS Delhi forms 4-member board for Twisha Sharma's second autopsy, team to fly to Bhopal
A medical board from AIIMS Delhi is traveling to Bhopal for a second autopsy of actor-model Twisha Sharma. This follows a Madhya Pradesh High Court order in the alleged dowry death case. The victim's husband has withdrawn his anticipatory bail plea. Police are seeking his custodial remand for questioning. Twisha Sharma was found hanging at her marital home.
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Bhopal Police will be presenting Samarth Singh, the husband and accused in the Twisha Sharma death case, in court on Saturday and seeking a seven-day remand. The police have also served a notice to Giribala Singh, his mother, and the other accused in the case to appear before the court on May 25th. Singh had attempted to surrender at the Jabalpur High Court on Friday after absconding from arrest for 10 days since Twisha was found hanging at his residence. He was subsequently arrested by Jabalpur police, who handed him over to Bhopal police. The police had earlier announced a bounty for his arrest. Meanwhile, Samarth Singhs lawyer, Mrigendra Singh, said that his client was not absconding. He said that according to Section 482 of the BNS, there is a provision that allows anyone who has been accused without reason in a case they have no involvement in to apply for anticipatory bail. He exercised that right, but then I advised him that it would be better to surrender, he said. According to Samarth's counsel, he reportedly had tried to surrender at a local court before but was turned away and later arrested. A Bhopal Police official also confirmed the same to ANI. The lawyer, meanwhile, said that his client would be exonerated by the CBI investigation into the case. The lawyer said that Samarths mental state was broken and that he was devastated by his wifes death. He said that on May 12, Samarth had dropped her off at the beauty parlour and later picked her up. At 7:30 p.m., they reportedly went for a walk. After that, they watched TV and had dinner. At night, Twisha reportedly went upstairs, saying she needed space. The lawyer said that Samarth was hiding to avoid arrest when he was asked why Samarth did not appear before the public after his wifes death made headlines. Samarths lawyer also found nothing wrong in Giribala Singh's recent derogatory and defaming remarks about her now-dead daughter-in-law. He said that the mother-in-law only asked her to remain devoted to her husband. The lawyer said, After marriage, you will be faithful. After marriage, you will be devoted. That's what anyone would expect. The lawyer claimed that Twishas family was responsible for her death and that they did not want her to live as a housewife in Bhopal. Meanwhile, the high court has approved a second post-mortem on Twisha Sharma on Friday. Samarth Singh is a criminal case lawyer by profession. Twisha Sharma met him via a dating app. The couple had a lavish wedding about four and a half months before her death. Sharma died under suspicious circumstances on May 12, 2026. The Madhya Pradesh government has submitted a proposal for a CBI investigation into the case to the central government.
After Samarth Singh's surrender in connection with the Twisha Sharma death case, the model-turned-actor's family raised serious allegations that it was a well-planned conspiracy. The victim's brother-in-law, Saurabh Sharma, alleged that the surrender in Jabalpur was strategically planned. He did something in the process. Earlier, when we were in the high court, he was on bail. He withdrew his bail application and planned his surrender. Before we could go through the case details or the court order could come, he went to the police station and surrendered, Sharma told ANI. He also added that there was a lot of indecency going on there. The family had also raised allegations that Singh was getting VIP treatment inside the district court premises after being taken into custody. Counsel for Twisha Sharma's father Navnidhi Sharma, Anurag Srivastava, alleged that Samarth Singh was sitting inside Courtroom No 32, the courtroom of the District and Sessions Judge, shortly before he appeared before the media. Under what authority was he allowed to sit in that room? Srivastava questioned. Earlier, the family alleged that Samarth Singh and his mother, retired judge Giribala Singh, used their influence to delay action in the case. Singh, who had been on the run for more than a week after an FIR was registered against him and his mother, withdrew his anticipatory bail application filed in the Madhya Pradesh High Court on Friday, and appeared at the Jabalpur district court to surrender. Samrath had arrived at the court wearing a face mask, sunglasses and a cap. The court witnessed high drama for nearly an hour when he arrived to surrender. Twisha Sharma, a 33-year-old Noida native, was found hanging at her marital home in Bhopal's Katara Hills area on May 12. While her in-laws allege she suffered from drug addiction, her family maintains she was harassed for dowry, leading to her death.
Twisha Sharma case: Husband Samarth Singh arrested from Jabalpur, police seek 7-day remand
Bhopal Police have arrested Samarth Singh, the main suspect in the Twisha Sharma death case. He was apprehended in Jabalpur. Police are seeking a seven-day remand for further questioning. Twisha Sharma's family alleges mental harassment and dowry torture. The Madhya Pradesh government has recommended a CBI probe into the matter.
Saffron clashes with green, again
On May 15, a Division Bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court declared the disputed Bhojshala-Kamal Maula complex in Dhar a temple dedicated to goddess Saraswati, based on a survey by the ASI. While Hindus are celebrating the unrestricted access they have been given to the historical monument, Muslims allege that the survey and verdict were predetermined.Mehul Malpanireports from the sensitive town
IMD issues heatwave alert for north and central India over next seven days
The IMD stated that heatwave conditions are likely in isolated areas of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh from May 22 to May 28
Twisha dowry death: Cops take husband in custody
Jabalpur/Bhopal: The high-profile Twisha Sharma dowry death case saw fast-paced developments on Friday with police taking custody of her husband who was on the run for more than a week, and the Madhya Pradesh High Court ordering a second autopsy by a specialised AIIMS Delhi team as requested by her family. The High Court also []
Mumbai, May 23: BJP leader Sanjay Upadhyay has welcomed the Madhya Pradesh High Courts ruling regarding Bhojshala, describing it as a victory for Hindu faith and historical truth. He emphasized that Bhojshala is not merely a structure but an ancient center dedicated to the worship of Goddess Saraswati. This site once served as a hub ... Read more Sanjay Upadhyay Welcomes Madhya Pradesh High Courts Decision on Bhojshala, Calls it a Center of Hindu Faith
Madhya Pradesh Launches UCC Website for Public Suggestions Ahead of Implementation
Bhopal, May 23: The initiative to implement the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in Madhya Pradesh has taken a significant turn. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav launched the official UCC MP website on Friday. The primary aim of this important step is to gather public opinions and suggestions before finalizing the law, ensuring participation from all ... Read more Madhya Pradesh Launches UCC Website for Public Suggestions Ahead of Implementation
Bhojshala row reaches SC as plea challenges HC order declaring site a temple
An appeal has been filed in the Supreme Court challenging a High Court ruling. The Madhya Pradesh High Court declared the Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Mosque complex in Dhar as a Hindu temple. The High Court had quashed a 2003 ASI order granting prayer permission to Muslims. Muslims can seek an alternative site for a mosque.
Madhya Pradesh: Cheetah Introduction Leads To Appearance Of 3 Species In Kuno, For First Time
Forest owlets have never been sighted in the Kuno-Palpur landscape under the Kuno wildlife sanctuary: Field Director, Cheetah Project, Uttam Kumar Sharma
Indias official wheat procurement near target, up 13% from a year ago
Purchases in Madhya Pradesh rise on pressure from the opposition and farmers associations
Former CM Demands Certified Soybean Seeds for Farmers in Madhya Pradesh
Bhopal, May 22: Former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Digvijaya Singh, has urged the state government to provide certified soybean seeds to farmers. In a letter addressed to Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, Singh emphasized the need to ensure the availability of quality certified soybean seeds for farmers in the state. He also called for a ... Read more Former CM Demands Certified Soybean Seeds for Farmers in Madhya Pradesh
MP Power Distribution Company Announces 150 ITI Trade Apprentice Vacancies
Bhopal, May 22: The Madhya Pradesh Eastern Region Power Distribution Company Limited (MPEZ) has issued an official notification inviting applications for 150 ITI Trade Apprentice positions for a duration of one year. Among these vacancies, there are 55 positions for Computer Operator and Programming Assistant (COPA), 83 for Electricians, and 12 for Stenographers (Hindi). The ... Read more MP Power Distribution Company Announces 150 ITI Trade Apprentice Vacancies
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Twisha Sharma's absconding husband Samarth Singh reaches Jabalpur court to surrender
Samarth Singh, husband of Twisha Sharma, surrendered at Jabalpur district court Friday evening. This followed the withdrawal of his anticipatory bail plea from the Madhya Pradesh High Court. Twisha Sharma died last week in Bhopal, with her family alleging dowry harassment. Police had announced a reward for Singh's arrest. His mother, a retired judge, was granted anticipatory bail.
Twisha Sharma death: MP HC issues notice to Giribala Singh on anticipatory bail cancellation pleas
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has issued a notice to former judge Giribala Singh. This follows pleas seeking cancellation of her anticipatory bail. The case involves the death of her daughter-in-law, Twisha Sharma, allegedly due to dowry harassment. Twisha Sharma's father and the MP government filed the pleas.
Twisha Sharma Death Updates: Samarth Singh Withdraws Anticipatory Bail Plea, Likely To Surrender
Twisha Sharma Death Updates: The case came under scrutiny as the Madhya Pradesh Police faced criticism for an inefficient probe into the case, while Giribala Singh was accused of exerting undue influence.
Twisha Sharma case update: Absconding husband withdraws pre-arrest bail plea filed in HC
Samarth Singh, husband of Twisha Sharma, has withdrawn his anticipatory bail plea in the Madhya Pradesh High Court. This leaves him with no choice but to surrender to the authorities. Twisha Sharma died last week in Bhopal, with her family alleging dowry harassment. Police have announced a reward for Singh's arrest and are seeking to revoke his passport.
Madhya Pradesh High Court permits second postmortem of Twisha Sharma, says family
While her postmortem was done at AIIMS Bhopal, her family had sought a second autopsy, citing discrepancies.
Madhya Pradesh HC allows second postmortem of Twisha Sharma, say her family members
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has allowed a second postmortem for Twisha Sharma. Sharma, a model and actor, was found dead at her Bhopal home. Her family alleges dowry harassment. The court directed the state to arrange a medical team from AIIMS Delhi. This follows a lower court's rejection of the family's plea.
Severe Heatwave Conditions Likely To Prevail Over Parts Of India: IMD
NEW DELHI, May 22: Heatwave to severe heatwave conditions are likely to persist over the plains of northwest India, Central and East India, and parts of Peninsular India during the next six to seven days, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Friday. The IMD stated that heatwave conditions are likely in isolated areas of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh from May 22 to May 28. Severe heatwave conditions over East Uttar Pradesh and East Madhya Pradesh are expected during [] The post Severe Heatwave Conditions Likely To Prevail Over Parts Of India: IMD appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Hindu Community Celebrates Court Ruling at Bhojshala Complex
Indore, May 22: The Bhojshala complex in Madhya Pradesh witnessed a significant shift as the High Court recognized it as a Hindu temple, granting the Hindu community special rights for worship. For the first time on Friday, prayers were not held at the site, marking a historic moment for Hindu devotees who expressed gratitude towards ... Read more Hindu Community Celebrates Court Ruling at Bhojshala Complex
Madhya Pradesh High Court orders second autopsy by AIIMS doctors in Twisha Sharma death case
The Madhya Pradesh High Court on Friday directed that a second post-mortem examination of Twisha Sharma, who died under mysterious circumstances at her matrimonial home in Bhopal, be conducted by a team of doctors from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi. The single-judge Bench of Justice Avanindra Kumar Singh, however, clarified [] The post Madhya Pradesh High Court orders second autopsy by AIIMS doctors in Twisha Sharma death case appeared first on India Legal .
Twisha Sharma death: Madhya Pradesh government proposes to transfer case to CBI
The family of Twisha Sharma, the 33-year-old model turned actor accused her in-laws of pushing their daughter to death
Madhya Pradesh Government Recommends CBI Investigation in Twisha Sharma Case
Bhopal, May 22: The Madhya Pradesh government has recommended that the investigation into the death of Twisha Sharma be handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). An official statement released on Friday by the states Home Department confirmed that a message has been sent to the central government requesting the CBIs involvement in ... Read more Madhya Pradesh Government Recommends CBI Investigation in Twisha Sharma Case
Twisha Sharma case update: Government proposes to transfer the case to CBI
The Madhya Pradesh government has proposed transferring the Twisha Sharma dowry death case to the Central Bureau of Investigation. Twisha Sharma, a model and actor, was found dead at her marital home. Her family alleges dowry harassment led to her death. Her in-laws claim drug addiction. Police have registered an FIR and are seeking the arrest of her husband.
Dowry death case: Twisha Sharma's family moves HC for second autopsy
Twisha Sharma's family has approached the Madhya Pradesh High Court. They seek a second post-mortem for the actress-model. The family cites flaws in the initial autopsy. A lower court had previously rejected their plea. Twisha was found dead last week. Her husband and mother-in-law face dowry death charges. The husband remains absconding.
In Twisha Sharma Death Case, Madhya Pradesh Government Recommends CBI Probe
Twisha Sharma's wedding video: Many friends and relatives speak about the couple, how they met, what kinds of people they are, apart from some jokes and friendly swipes
