The lush but deadly jungles of Abujhmad in Chhattisgarh -- long considered the impenetrable heartland of Naxal operations -- recently witnessed a turning point.

The Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board (ESB), formerly Vyapam, recently hiked the objection fee for errors in exam questions from Rs 60 to Rs 185, including GST.

In the hush of Bhopal's Royal Farm Villa Colony, silence now screams through the corridors of Flat No. 307.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be the chief guest at a May 31 event in Bhopal where women will manage security and logistics.

In 1991, a young Shivraj Singh Chouhan walked barefoot through the eight assembly segments of Vidisha, earning the nickname "Paav-Paav Wale Bhaiya."

Once a trusted gunman of Maoist chief Basavaraju, Babu Kawasi has laid down his arms.

A woman was raped and tortured and left to die in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh. She died before the police reached the spot. The gruesome rape-murder took place around 1 pm on Saturday in the Roshni Chowki area under the tribal zone Khalwa.

A young man, armed with stolen documents and a borrowed identity, posed as a doctor for years, even working at a private and a government hospital.

A probe committee of the National Commission for Women has made shocking revelations in the case of rape and blackmail of college girls in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh.

Top CPI (Maoist) leader Nambala Keshavrao alias Basavaraju is among the 27 Maoists who have been killed in an encounter with security forces in Chhattisgarh's Narayanpur district, declared Amit Shah.

While the opposition in Madhya Pradesh questions why Vijay Shah has not been removed as minister following his crass remarks against Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, sources in the ruling BJP indicate that any decision will be taken after May 28

Following the Supreme Court's directions, Madhya Pradesh police has formed a three-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) to investigate state minister Vijay Shah's objectionable remarks against Colonel Sofiya Qureshi

The Chhattisgarh Police have released a video of the 21-day-long comprehensive operation against the Maoists in the dense forests around Karregutta Hills, on the state's border with Telangana, that left at least 31 Maoists dead.

A police case was filed against Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah over his derogatory, communal and sexist comments on Colonel Sophia Qureshi, following the order from the High Court. T

I wasn't there in Pahalgam. But I read several reports - stories that felt like a heavy burden I couldn't shake off. The victims' relatives said the terrorists asked names and religion before pulling the trigger. Those who weren't Muslims were shot.

A Madhya Pradesh minister has sparked a political storm with remarks seen as referring to Army Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, one of the officers who led the government briefings on Operation Sindoor.

"You people are leaving, your work is done - yes, anyway what is the need of media people here now" - the sentence was dropped in passing, like an offhand comment. But it hit me like a stone.

The Line of Control is always tense, but lately, cross-border firing from Pakistan has been relentless - shells piercing the calm of villages in Rajouri and Poonch. These border areas have always been on edge, but what I saw now was different.

Poonch, cradled in a valley and embraced by hills, us caught in the crossfire of hate. The hills here don't just rise - they loom. And from those heights in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) terror rains down.

Rajouri, once a well-known pit-stop in Buddhist journeys and mentioned in ancient texts, is now a district where families shelter behind faith and sandbags.

In what may turn out to the one of the most audacious education scams in Madhya Pradesh, twin sisters secured teaching jobs in separate government-run schools, using the same name and the same BA marksheet, which belonged to one of them.

Madhya Pradesh Minister for Public Health and Medical Education, Narendra Shivaji Patel, allegedly triggered a surprise food safety raid on a local restaurant late Sunday night - not over health concerns, but after allegedly failing to secure a table

At an age when most children are just beginning to discover the joys of childhood, three-year-old Viyana Jain from Indore was administered 'Santhara' - the Jain religious practice of fasting unto death - after being diagnosed with a brain tumour.

Local thieves have been targeting unusual items, including rasgullas, goats, and most recently, five sacks of salt.