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Eid-ul-Adha Celebrations in Madhya Pradesh: Guidelines, Security, and Community Efforts Madhya Pradesh authorities have issued detailed guidelines for the celebration of Eid-ul-Adha (Bakrid) amid heightened security measures and administrative coordination. The state’s Waqf Board has emphasized the importance of adhering to specific protocols to ensure the festival is observed peacefully, with a focus on safety, cleanliness, and compliance with local regulations. Over 200 police personnel have been deployed across key areas, including Bhopal, to manage crowds and prevent any disruptions during the religious observances. The Waqf Board has explicitly instructed the Muslim community to avoid offering Eid prayers on roads or public spaces, urging them to conduct the rituals exclusively in designated mosques and Eidgahs. This directive aims to mitigate potential conflicts and ensure orderly gatherings. In Bhopal, the police have stationed additional forces around religious sites, including mosques, Eidgahs, and dargahs, to maintain law and order. The administration has also advised local authorities to inform them of any areas anticipating large crowds, enabling proactive arrangements for crowd management and infrastructure support. Eid prayers in Bhopal have been scheduled at multiple locations with specific timings to accommodate the community. The main Eidgah will host prayers at 6:30 AM, followed by additional sessions at Jama Masjid (6:45 AM), Taj-ul-Masajid (7:00 AM), Moti Masjid (7:15 AM), and Arif Nagar (7:30 AM). Further prayers will be held at Masjid Khwani in MP Nagar at 8:30 AM. In the BHL area, timings include 7:00 AM at Jama Masjid Piplani and Masjid Salami Gautam Nagar, with subsequent sessions at Masjid Barkheda (7:30 AM) and Masjid Habibganj (7:45 AM).#madhya_pradesh #bhopal #jama_masjid #waqf_board #eidgah

IISER Aptitude Test: A Gateway to Interdisciplinary Science Education The Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISER), established by the government of India, are dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary science education and research. These institutions, located in Berhampur, Bhopal, Kolkata, Mohali, Pune, Thiruvananthapuram, and Tirupati, have played a pivotal role in fostering scientific innovation through their contributions to academic research, publications, and patent development. As interest in scientific careers continues to grow, the IISER Aptitude Test (IAT) has become a critical pathway for aspiring students seeking admission to undergraduate programs at these prestigious institutes. The IAT is an annual examination designed to assess candidates' foundational knowledge in key scientific disciplines. To qualify, applicants must have completed Class XII or an equivalent examination with at least three subjects from the following: Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics. The test is structured as a computer-based assessment comprising 60 multiple-choice questions (MCQs), divided equally into four subject-specific sections—15 questions each from Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics. The examination duration is 180 minutes, requiring candidates to balance speed and accuracy across all subjects. Scoring is weighted to encourage precision: candidates earn four marks for each correct answer, while one mark is deducted for every incorrect response. Unanswered questions do not affect the score, emphasizing the importance of strategic time management. The test's design reflects its alignment with the rationalized NCERT syllabus, underscoring the necessity for students to master core concepts from these textbooks during their preparation.#kolkata #bhopal #government_of_india #iiser #berhampur

Twisha Sharma Death Case: Legal Battle Over Postmortem and Family's Petition The death of Twisha Sharma, a 24-year-old model and actress, has sparked a legal and emotional battle as her family challenges the findings of the postmortem report conducted by the police. Sharma, who was married for just five months, was found dead in Bhopal on October 10, 2023. Her family alleges that the initial postmortem examination was flawed and that the police failed to provide critical evidence, including the material used to allegedly cause her death. The family filed a petition with the Madhya Pradesh High Court, requesting a second postmortem to address discrepancies in the police report. They argued that the report’s details about Sharma’s body measurements did not match the findings from the initial examination. The court initially rejected the family’s plea, but on October 25, 2023, it granted permission for a second postmortem to be conducted at the Delhi Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Bhopal. The family’s petition highlighted several concerns. They claimed that the police did not provide the material used in the alleged suicide, which they believe is crucial to understanding the circumstances of her death. Additionally, they pointed out that the police registered the FIR three days after her death, raising questions about the timeline of events. The family also alleged that Sharma had been subjected to harassment and mental distress, as evidenced by messages she sent to her mother and a friend before her death. Sharma’s husband, who was reportedly in hiding, recently surrendered to the court after withdrawing his bail petition. The trial court has since allowed him to appear for the trial.#bhopal #madhya_pradesh_high_court #twisha_sharma #delhi_institute_of_medical_sciences_aiims #mugugalu

Twisha Sharma's Suicide Case: A Web of Allegations, Public Outcry, and Unresolved Truths The tragic death of 31-year-old model and actress Twisha Sharma in Bhopal has sparked a storm of controversy, with her family alleging domestic violence, the police investigating suspicious circumstances, and the public demanding justice. The incident, which occurred under mysterious conditions, has drawn attention to issues of gender-based violence, judicial accountability, and the challenges of navigating a complex legal system. Twisha, known for her work in the entertainment industry, was found dead in her home on the night of her death. Initial reports suggested she had climbed to the rooftop, but her family and friends have raised questions about the circumstances. Her father, Navnith Sharma, claimed she had been subjected to abuse by her husband, Samarth Singh, and that her injuries were inconsistent with a suicide. "She had multiple bruises and cuts on her body," he told local media, adding that the family refused to take her body for burial due to their belief in foul play. The police, however, have maintained that the case is under investigation, with the postmortem report indicating "multiple injuries" on her body. Despite this, the family has refused to allow the body to be taken for burial, citing their suspicions of murder. "We are not taking the body because we believe she was killed," Navnith said, emphasizing their demand for a thorough inquiry. The case has also drawn the attention of retired judge Giribala Singh, who was reportedly close to Twisha. Her family alleges that the judge, who had previously expressed concerns about her marriage, was involved in the incident. However, Singh denied any wrongdoing, stating that she had been "disgraced" by the family's accusations.#bhopal #twisha_sharma #navnith_sharma #samarth_singh #giribala_singh

मध्य प्रदेश में बोर्ड परीक्षा परिणाम से पहले छात्र-छात्राओं के बीच आस्था का अनोखा नजारा देखने को मिल रहा है। रिजल्ट की चिंता के बीच बड़ी संख्या में विद्यार्थी मंदिरों में पहुंचकर भगवान से अच्छे अंकों और परीक्षा में सफलता की प्रार्थना कर रहे हैं। इन दिनों भोपाल के कई मंदिरों की दान-पेटियां इन दिनों मन्नत की पर्चियों से भरती जा रही हैं। इन पर्चियों में कोई पास होने की कामना कर रहा है तो कोई अच्छे नंबर आने पर लड्डू चढ़ाने की। कोई परिक्रमा करने की अर्जी लगा रहा तो कोई उपवास रखने का वादा लिख रहा है। मध्य प्रदेश बोर्ड 10वीं और 12वीं के परीक्षा परिणाम अप्रैल के दूसरे सप्ताह में आ सकता है। ऐसे में भोपाल के मंदिरों में छात्र-छात्राओं की भीड़ बढ़ गई है। विद्यार्थी दान-पेटियों में पर्चियां डालकर परीक्षा में पास होने और अच्छे अंक आने की मन्नत मांग रहे हैं। राजधानी के न्यू मार्केट स्थित शनि मंदिर, जहांगीराबाद के खटलापुरा मंदिर और 1100 क्वार्टर्स के पास स्थित गणेश मंदिर में इन दिनों बड़ी संख्या में विद्यार्थी पहुंच रहे हैं। न्यू मार्केट स्थित शनि मंदिर के पुजारी अरुण बुचके ने बताया कि छात्र-छात्राएं पहले पूजा करते हैं और फिर अपनी मनोकामना लिखकर पर्ची दान-पेटी में डाल देते हैं। रिजल्ट से पहले यह परंपरा हर साल देखने को मिलती है, लेकिन इस बार संख्या पहले से ज्यादा बताई जा रही है। इन दिनों दान-पेटियों में रखी पर्चियों की संख्या काफी बढ़ गई है। इसका मुख्य कारण बोर्ड परीक्षाएं हैं। उन्होंने आगे बताया कि 10वीं और 12वीं के ज्यादातर छात्र-छात्राओं की अर्जी दान-पेटी में मिल रही है। इन पर्चियों में विद्यार्थी परीक्षा में पास होने, अच्छे नंबर आने और भविष्य में अच्छी नौकरी मिलने की कामना लिख रहे हैं। श्रद्धालु केवल पर्ची डालकर ही नहीं जाते, बल्कि मन्नत पूरी होने पर मंदिर में आकर पूजा-अर्चना भी करते हैं। कई लोग चोला चढ़ाते हैं, दीप जलाते हैं और प्रसाद भी चढ़ाते हैं। मंदिरों में डाली जा रही पर्चियों में विद्यार्थियों की अलग-अलग तरह की मन्नतें देखने को मिल रही हैं। एक छात्रा ने लिखा कि यदि वह परीक्षा में पास हो जाती है तो मंदिर म...#bhopal #madhya_pradesh_board #shani_mandir #khatalapur_mandir #ganesh_mandir

Bank Holidays 2026: Banks To Be Closed On March 26th, March 27th, March 28th, March 29th Banks across India will be closed for four consecutive days starting March 26th and ending March 29th due to the observance of Ram Navami, a significant Hindu festival celebrating the birth of Lord Rama. This holiday schedule includes both urban and rural branches, with closures extending to regional, local, and foreign banks. The fourth Saturday of the month, March 28th, is also designated as a holiday under Reserve Bank of India (RBI) guidelines. The holiday period begins on March 26th, with banks in cities such as Ahmedabad, Aizawl, Belapur, Chandigarh, Dehradun, Jaipur, Kanpur, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, Nagpur, and Shimla closing for the festival. On March 27th, additional cities including Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Gangtok, Hyderabad, Patna, Ranchi, and Vijayawada will observe the holiday. Ram Navami, observed on the ninth day of the Hindu month of Chaitra (typically in March or April), marks the birth of Lord Rama, a revered deity in Hindu tradition. The festival is also the final day of the spring Navratri celebrations, with elaborate rituals and processions, particularly in Ayodhya, considered his birthplace. March 28th, the fourth Saturday of the month, is a mandatory closure for all scheduled banks, including public, private, and cooperative institutions. This follows RBI directives since September 2015, which mandate that banks remain closed on second and fourth Saturdays. Payment systems such as RTGS, NEFT, and cheque clearing services are suspended on these days, operating only on working Saturdays. If a month has five Saturdays, the fifth is treated as a working day. March 29th falls on a Sunday, which is already a non-working day for banks.#ahmedabad #reserve_bank_of_india #bhopal #chandigarh #ram_navami

Bhopal Student Finds Lizard 'Eyes And Legs' In Food, Cook Eats It To Prove It’s Capsicum A student at a technical university in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, reportedly discovered a lizard-like object in their hostel meal, sparking outrage and raising serious concerns about food safety. The incident unfolded when the student identified what they believed to be the eyes and legs of a lizard in a mixed vegetable dish served during lunch. After raising the issue with hostel staff, the staff dismissed the claim, insisting the object was simply a piece of capsicum. The situation escalated when a cook in the mess picked up the item, ate it in front of the students, and repeatedly asserted it was bell pepper, attempting to prove its identity. The student’s discovery came amid growing frustration over repeated complaints about poor hygiene and substandard food quality in the hostel mess. According to reports, the student had noticed unusual features in their meal, which included dal, roti, and mixed vegetables. They pointed out the suspicious object to hostel staff, who initially refused to acknowledge the issue. The cook’s act of consuming the item in front of the students further fueled anger, as it appeared to validate the students’ fears about the mess’s unsanitary conditions. Following the incident, students organized a protest, demanding immediate action from the university administration. They submitted a memorandum to the Vice-Chancellor, calling for the removal of the mess contractor, a thorough investigation into the mess operations, and compensation for those affected. One student expressed frustration, questioning how the staff could consume the item without adverse effects.#students #bhopal #technical_university #sunil_agarwal #mess_contractor

Bhopal University Student Alleges Lizard In Meal; Staff Says It's Capsicum, And Eats It A student at the University Institute of Technology, RGPV in Bhopal claimed to find a lizard in his hostel meal, sparking widespread online debate about food safety. The incident, which has gone viral, involves the student alleging that a reptile was present in his mess food. When he raised the issue, staff members denied the claim, asserting that the object was simply capsicum, a type of chili pepper. To prove their point, a staff member took a bite of the vegetable, demonstrating it was not a lizard. The student described the object as having features resembling a lizard, including what he claimed was a visible eye. The staff member’s response, “Shimla mirch hai yaar” (It’s capsicum, man), was followed by the student’s reaction: “Yeh pahu hai iske. Chipkali hai, uski aankh nikal rahi thi” (This is its skin. It’s a lizard—its eye was popping out). The staff member’s act of consuming the vegetable to disprove the claim became a focal point of the controversy. The incident has reignited discussions about hygiene and food safety in hostel messes. Students frequently report issues such as undercooked meals, unclean utensils, and poor sanitation in kitchen areas. This case, however, has taken on a unique twist due to the staff member’s dramatic response. Social media users have criticized the situation, with some mocking the staff’s approach as overly aggressive. One user remarked, “Complaint redressal itna aggressive tha ki evidence bhi kha gaye” (The complaint resolution was so aggressive that even the evidence was eaten), highlighting the absurdity of the situation. The controversy has also drawn attention to the broader implications of hostel food safety.#bhopal #capsicum #bhopal_university #university_institute_of_technology #rgpv

“It’s capsicum”: Bhopal student claims lizard in mess food, staff member 'eats' to prove point A student at a university in Bhopal claimed to have discovered a lizard in the mess food, sparking a controversy that led to a staff member consuming the alleged creature to assert it was merely capsicum. The incident, which has drawn attention from local media and authorities, highlights concerns about hygiene and transparency in institutional food services. According to reports, the student alleged that the lizard was found in a meal served at the university’s mess hall. The claim quickly gained traction on social media, with many questioning the safety of the food supply. In response, a staff member reportedly took the matter into their own hands, consuming the lizard in front of witnesses to demonstrate that it was not a real animal but a vegetable. The staff member claimed the item was simply capsicum, a common spice used in Indian cuisine. The university administration later intervened, forming a committee to investigate the incident. While the committee’s findings have not been publicly disclosed, the incident has raised broader questions about the adequacy of food safety protocols in educational institutions. Critics argue that such incidents underscore the need for stricter oversight and clearer communication between staff and students. The episode has also sparked discussions about the role of social media in amplifying such claims. While some view the staff member’s actions as a humorous or misguided attempt to defuse the situation, others condemn the lack of proper verification processes. The university’s decision to establish an investigative committee reflects a growing awareness of the importance of addressing such issues promptly and transparently.#university #social_media #bhopal #mess_hall #capsicum

1,000 Birds Culled, 14,000 Eggs Destroyed After Bird Flu Detected In Govt Hatchery A rapid response team from the animal husbandry department culled approximately 1,000 poultry birds and destroyed nearly 14,000 eggs at the Govt Central Hatchery in Seminary Hills, Nagpur, late Monday night. The action was taken as a precautionary measure following the confirmation of the highly pathogenic H5N1 Avian Influenza virus. The hatchery had previously experienced a bird flu outbreak in 2024, and officials suspect the virus may have spread from migratory birds visiting nearby Futala Lake during the winter months. The National Institute of High Security Animal Diseases (NIHSAD) in Bhopal and the Disease Investigation Section in Pune confirmed that poultry samples from the hatchery tested positive for the H5N1 virus. The confirmation came after initial suspicions arose in early March, prompting the collection of samples for testing. Officials noted that while treatment was attempted initially, the presence of the virus in even a single bird necessitated the culling of the entire stock to prevent further spread. On Tuesday, collector Vipin Itankar declared a 1-kilometer radius around the hatchery as an infected zone and a 9-kilometer radius as a surveillance zone. This led to a 21-day ban on the purchase, sale, transport, and exhibitions of poultry, eggs, and feed within the infected area. Movement of all bird species in the affected zone was also prohibited. Poultry shops and bird markets in the surveillance zone were ordered to remain closed during this period. The hatchery, which supplies chicks to rural farmers under government schemes, maintains multiple poultry breeds, including Kaveri and Aseel, for both egg and meat production.#nagpur #bhopal #seminary_hills #govt_central_hatchery #nihsad

Bhopal to Host Grand 2027 Army Day Celebrations: A Tribute to India's Military Heritage The city of Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh has been chosen as the venue for the 2027 Army Day celebrations, a decision announced by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav. The event, scheduled for January 15, will commemorate the historic moment when KM Cariappa became India’s first Commander-in-Chief of the Army in 1949. The celebrations aim to honor the nation’s military heritage and inspire young people to consider careers in the armed forces. The event will feature a grand parade similar to the Republic Day festivities in New Delhi, along with exhibitions that highlight the military’s capabilities and achievements. Chief Minister Yadav emphasized the significance of the occasion, stating that it provides an opportunity for residents of Madhya Pradesh to engage with the country’s military legacy. The celebrations are also part of a broader effort to decentralize national events, aligning with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of “Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat,” which seeks to foster unity and collaboration across the country. In addition to the parade, the event will include a Shaurya Sandhya night, a weapons display, and a platform for honoring retired soldiers. These activities are designed to strengthen the bond between the military and civilian communities, promoting mutual respect and understanding. The initiative underscores the importance of recognizing the sacrifices made by soldiers and their families, while also encouraging youth to contribute to national security. The 2027 Army Day celebrations in Bhopal are expected to draw large crowds and generate widespread interest, particularly among young people.#madhya_pradesh #bhopal #mohan_yadav #narendra_modhi #km_cariappa

Divyanka Tripathi and Vivek Dahiya, the television actors known for their roles in Yeh Hai Mohabbatein, are preparing to welcome their first child. The couple, who married in 2016, is reportedly planning an intimate baby shower to celebrate the upcoming arrival of their child. Fans have expressed excitement about the news, which follows Divyanka’s recent discussions about balancing her career and family life. The couple has maintained a private approach to their personal lives, but recent social media posts have offered a glimpse into their relationship dynamics. Divyanka shared a lighthearted rule that she and Vivek follow, stating that whenever she asks for pictures, he must agree to take them. The post, which received widespread fan reactions, highlighted the couple’s playful yet affectionate bond. In a previous interview, Divyanka touched on the expectations surrounding motherhood. She mentioned that while family members have encouraged her and Vivek to start a family, the couple is taking their time to enjoy the process. She emphasized that they are handling the pressure with patience, even as she prepares for new professional commitments. Divyanka also hinted at her intention to focus on her work before fully embracing her role as a mother. Their journey began on the sets of Yeh Hai Mohabbatein, where their friendship blossomed into a romantic relationship. The couple married on July 8, 2016, in a ceremony held in Bhopal, attended by close friends and colleagues from the television industry. Over the years, their on-screen chemistry and off-screen relationship have made them a beloved couple among fans. As they navigate this new chapter, the couple’s focus remains on creating a joyful and supportive environment for their future child.#bhopal #vivek_dahiya #baby_shower #divyanka_tripathi #yeh_hai_mohabbatein

Divyanka Tripathi and her husband Vivek Dahiya are reportedly expecting their first child after a decade of marriage. The couple, who tied the knot in 2016, is preparing for the arrival of their child, though an official confirmation of the pregnancy has not yet been made public. Family members and close friends are celebrating the news, with the couple’s parents and inner circle already planning a private baby shower. The event is expected to be intimate, featuring only close family and industry acquaintances. The couple’s journey to parenthood has been a topic of speculation for years. Despite previous rumors about Divyanka’s pregnancy, the actress has consistently dismissed such claims as gossip. Fans are hopeful this time, as the couple has been seen spending quality time together in recent months. Divyanka, who recently stepped away from her TV projects, has been focusing on family life, with her husband Vivek supporting her efforts. Their relationship began on the set of the popular TV show Ye Hai Mohabbatein, where they first met as co-stars. Over time, their bond deepened from friendship to romance, culminating in a grand wedding in Bhopal. The couple is known for maintaining a private life, often sharing only glimpses of their personal moments on social media. Their chemistry has made them a beloved duo in the entertainment industry, with fans eagerly awaiting updates on their family life. While the exact timeline for the baby’s arrival remains unclear, the couple’s excitement is evident. The family is already looking forward to welcoming the new member, with plans to celebrate the occasion in a heartfelt and personal manner. As Divyanka and Vivek prepare for this new chapter, their journey highlights the balance between public fame and private happiness.#bhopal #divyanka_tripathi #vivek_dahiya #ye_hai_mohabbatein #baby_shower

LPG Crisis | People Face LPG Booking Problems Across Cities Despite No Supply Shortage Claims Residents across multiple cities are experiencing significant difficulties in booking liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders, despite official assurances that there is no shortage of supply for domestic use. In Bhopal, locals reported spending two to three days visiting local LPG dealers without success, with long queues forming outside agencies. Similar scenes are being observed in other urban centers, raising concerns about the reliability of the distribution system. The situation has been exacerbated by fears linked to the ongoing Iran conflict, which has sparked anxiety over potential disruptions to energy supplies. While the government has repeatedly denied any shortage, emphasizing that reserves are sufficient, the public’s frustration persists. In Delhi, consumers who had booked cylinders online found themselves unable to secure refills, despite the central government’s claims of adequate stock. The crisis has also impacted businesses reliant on LPG, such as restaurants in Chennai, which are struggling to obtain cylinders amid heightened demand. Analysts suggest that the panic is partly driven by heightened geopolitical tensions, with fears that the Strait of Hormuz—a critical oil transit route—could be affected by conflicts in the region. However, officials have maintained that India’s energy infrastructure is resilient and capable of meeting domestic needs. Despite these assurances, the widespread inability to access LPG has led to growing public discontent. Some critics argue that the government’s communication strategy is failing to address the practical challenges faced by households and businesses.#delhi #chennai #iran_conflict #lpg_crisis #bhopal

Ramadan 14th Day Iftar and Sehri Timings for Major Cities in 2026 March 4, 2026 marks the 14th day of Ramadan, with fasting and breaking fast times varying across cities. For those observing Ramadan, the following timings for Iftar (breaking fast) and Sehri (pre-dawn meal) are provided for major cities. It is recommended to adhere to the official schedules of one’s local area, as timings may differ slightly between regions. In Delhi, Iftar on March 4 will begin at 6:23 PM, followed by Sehri the next morning at 5:25 AM. Lucknow’s Iftar is at 6:09 PM, with Sehri at 5:10 AM. Mumbai’s Iftar occurs at 6:45 PM, while Sehri is scheduled for 5:43 AM. Bhopal’s Iftar is at 6:25 PM, and Sehri at 5:25 AM. Hyderabad’s Iftar is at 6:23 PM, with Sehri at 5:20 AM. Ahmedabad’s Iftar is at 6:44 PM, and Sehri at 5:44 AM. Srinagar’s Iftar is at 6:29 PM, with Sehri at 5:33 AM. Surat’s Iftar is at 6:44 PM, and Sehri at 5:43 AM. Kolkata’s Iftar begins at 5:41 PM, followed by Sehri at 4:41 AM. Additional cities include Agra, Bareilly, Faridabad, Gaziabad, Gurugram, Noida, and others. For example, Agra’s Iftar is at 6:23 PM with Sehri at 5:25 AM, while Bareilly’s Iftar is at 6:23 PM and Sehri at 5:20 AM. Faridabad’s Iftar is at 6:22 PM, with Sehri at 5:24 AM. Gaziabad’s Iftar is at 6:22 PM, and Sehri at 5:24 AM. Gurugram’s Iftar is at 6:22 PM, with Sehri at 5:24 AM. Noida’s Iftar is at 6:22 PM, and Sehri at 5:24 AM. Timings may vary by a few minutes depending on the city’s location and local conditions. Observers are advised to consult their local mosques or official sources for precise schedules.#delhi #mumbai #lucknow #hyderabad #bhopal