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Tanmay Agarwal’s 130 and Varun Goud’s unbeaten 100 helped Hyderabad secure an innings and 59-run win over Madhya Pradesh in the All India Buchi Babu Invitation Cricket Tournament in Chennai. Aryan Tiwari and Saksham Purohit scored fifties for MP
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Rohith Rayudu’s five for 44 bowled out Madhya Pradesh for 181 in the Buchi Babu tournament, with Hyderabad replying strongly at 155/1, led by Tanmay Agarwal’s unbeaten 85
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Five robbers stole nearly 15 kg of gold worth over Rs 14 crore and Rs 5 lakh cash from ESAF Small Finance Bank’s Jabalpur branch in just 18 minutes. Police have launched a manhunt for the suspects.
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A controversy broke out in Madhya Pradesh’s Raisen after a convent school allegedly distributed Hindi alphabet charts with Islamic references. The principal admitted an “inadvertent” error as authorities launched an inquiry, citing guidelines against religious content in school study materials
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The AIFF President reassured clubs about the continuation of the top-tier league and confirmed that the Super Cup will be held before the ISL to ensure six to eight weeks of pre-season
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Six peacocks died after allegedly coming into contact with high-tension power lines near a temple in Morena district, Madhya Pradesh. Villagers blamed official negligence. Authorities promised action after videos of the dead national birds surfaced on social media
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A woman and her two young children were found dead in a well in Madhya Pradesh's Shivpuri district. Police suspect suicide driven by family discord. The woman's husband was away on pilgrimage. A case has been registered and investigation is ongoing
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A tribal labourer in Madhya Pradesh's Panna district discovered an 11.95-carat diamond worth over Rs 40 lakh while working in a shallow mine. The diamond has been deposited with officials and will be auctioned, with proceeds going to the finder.
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A 14-year-old girl, missing since June 23, was found injured and unconscious on a train in Madhya Pradesh. In another case, 19-year-old nursing student Sandhya Choudhary was brutally murdered by a jilted lover at a hospital, sparking public outrage
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A human trafficking racket in Asifabad targeting tribal women has been busted, exposing a widespread and long-standing network. Victims were lured or sold under false promises of marriage, trafficked to northern States, and subjected to abuse and exploitation
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Based on a complaint, a case was registered at the women's police station in Indore. However, considering the seriousness of the offence, the police registered it as a 'zero' FIR and sent it to the Dhar police for action
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Adilabad police arrested two cyber fraudsters from Madhya Pradesh for cheating people with fake work-from-home job offers. They targeted hundreds via WhatsApp and Telegram. Their scam was exposed after a victim lost over Rs 5 lakh and approached police
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BJP Medak MP M Raghunandan Rao received a threat call from a person claiming to be a Maoist, warning of a plan to assassinate him. The caller said the group would arrive in Hyderabad by 10 PM. Police are investigating.
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Congress leaders and former CM Kamal Nath call for an unbiased investigation into the shocking incident at Sanjay Gandhi Hospital, amid allegations of cover-ups and political interference
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A security guard managed to retrieve the body after shooing away the dog at the civil hospital in Mhow, located 25 km from the district headquarters, where the incident took place on Saturday
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A young girl and a child survived in the tragic accident, as other bodies acted as a shield
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Despite the efforts of healthcare professionals, some of the victims succumbed to their injuries in Barwani, 350 km from the state capital Bhopal, while the others later died at Maharaja Yashwant Rao (MY) Hospital, Indore
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State Congress Chief Jitu Patwari, on Friday, wrote a letter to the Chief Justice of India (CJI) B.R. Gavai, seeking his intervention in the matter.
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Madhya Pradesh Tribal Welfare Minister Vijay Shah on Tuesday skipped the Cabinet meeting amid his controversial remarks against Colonel Sofiya Qureshi
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CRPF trooper Munir Ahmed, dismissed for allegedly concealing his marriage to a Pakistani woman, claims he had permission from headquarters. He married his cousin online in May 2024 and will challenge the dismissal in court, seeking justice