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BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskIndore (Madhya Pradesh): Man dies in hit-and-run on Nemawar Road; hospital faces negligence allegationRelatives allege mortuary cooling unit was not switched on, causing body to decomposeA 50-year-old man died in a hit-and-run on Nemawar Road after an unidentified vehicle struck his motorcycle on a bridge under Khudel police station limits around 5.30 pm on Saturday.The victim, Mukesh, a resident of Kanadiya village, was travelling to his in-laws' home to pick up his wife. A speeding vehicle rammed his motorcycle from behind, flinging him off the bridge to the ground below, while his motorcycle remained on the flyover. He was rushed to a hospital, where doctors declared him dead on arrival.The tragedy deepened overnight when relatives placed his body in a private hospital's mortuary freezer after paying the required fees. However, the staff allegedly failed to switch on the cooling unit, causing the body to decompose and emit a foul odour by morning.When the family confronted the hospital administration over the lapse, the staff reportedly misbehaved with them, triggering angry protests on the premises.Police reached the hospital, pacified the protesting family and sent the body for autopsy.Man dies by suicide, blames wife, in-lawsA 24-year-old man died by suicide after allegedly consuming a poisonous substance in the Sanwer Road area, barely four months after his marriage.The deceased was identified as Manoj Thakre, a resident of Bhawani Nagar Colony who worked with a private company. Police said he consumed the substance on Saturday night and informed his younger brother.His family rushed him to Aurobindo Hospital and later shifted him to Index Hospital, where he died during treatment.Police recovered a suicide note in which Manoj allegedly accused his wife and her fa
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskBhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah will visit Bhopal on Oct 3 to review cybercrime, counterterrorism, law and order and police modernisation initiatives undertaken by the Madhya Pradesh Police, officials said on Sunday.Ahead of the visit, DGP Kailash Makwana held a meeting with senior officers at Police Headquarters to review preparations. Officers made presentations on the criminal justice system, cybercrime, counterterrorism, Naxal eradication, disaster management, police modernisation and security coordination with neighbouring states. Madhya Pradesh Police initiatives and campaigns, including 'Safe Click', 'Nashe Se Doori Hai Jaroori' and the Heartfulness programme, were also discussed.Cybercrime, security measures reviewedThe meeting reviewed e-Zero FIR, the 1930 cyber helpline, cyber commando training and the 'Safe Click' awareness campaign, targeting 8.6 crore people. The capabilities and operational efficiency of the ATS in counterterrorism and coordination in interstate matters were also discussed. Officials also reviewed action against foreigners and illegal immigrants and security coordination with neighbouring states.Criminal justice, forensic systems in focusOfficials reviewed the implementation of new criminal laws, e-evidence, Nyay Shruti, e-summons, medico-legal examinations and the post-mortem reporting system. Information was also provided on the Prosecution Directorate, use of Netgrid, forensic services and 57 mobile forensic vans. The Prison Department shared information on the Madhya Pradesh Correctional Services and Prisoners Act-2024 and the Model Jail Manual-2016 under the Model Jail Act-2023.Five-day exhibition plannedSpecial Director General of Police Pankaj Shrivastava reviewed preparations for an exhibition
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskBhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Admissions for the 2026-27 session in recognised AYUSH colleges - under the 15% All India Quota - will take place over two days, Sep 28-Sep 29, at the undergraduate level, based on merit-cum-counselling for qualified AYUSH-NEET candidates. Admission will be conducted in Ayurveda, Homoeopathy and Unani colleges.In accordance with directives issued by the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine and the National Commission for Homoeopathy (New Delhi), the entire process will be conducted.Candidates must report to Pt. Khushilal Sharma Government Ayurveda College, Bhopal, for document verification and completion of formalities before securing admission at their allotted colleges. Similarly, for the 85% State Quota seats, allocation based on the revised merit list will take place today (Monday). Undergraduate admissions at the allotted colleges will be conducted from Sep 29 to Oct 1.Dr Rakesh Pandey, national spokesperson for the AYUSH Medical Association, stated that according to the list released by the Directorate of AYUSH (MP) via MP Online, students will secure admission through counselling for over 3,000 seats across 41 AYUSH medical colleges in the state - including those in Bhopal, Jabalpur, Gwalior, Rewa, Ujjain, Burhanpur, Indore, Mandsaur, Ratlam, Chhatarpur and Shivpuri - during the first round of counselling.He expressed concern regarding the closure of banks for three days (Sep 28-30), questioning how students would manage to pay admission fees and other related charges. The Directorate of AYUSH (MP) and the AYUSH Department should make serious efforts to address this issue. Students can obtain full details from the official MP Online website.He further said that banks will remain closed for three days, coinciding with the AYUS