Indore: Three persons were killed and twenty-five others injured in a tragic road accident occurred near Chandravatiganj in Sanwer, close to Indore, when a tractor-trolley overturned. However, another death was confirmed later by officials. Those killed in the accident who have been identified as Jankibai (40) and Kamla Bai (50), while a minor died when.
Indore: Two infants undergoing treatment at MY Hospital in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore district were bitten by rats, resulting in a newborn dead while another is critical and lying on a ventilator, an official said on Tuesday. The incident was reported in the early hours of Monday (Sep 1), at around 3 am. Both infants were.
Indore: A 25-year-old man who was accused of kidnapping and raping a minor girl in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore district was thrashed by a group of people and later died, a police official said on Thursday. The incident occurred on the midnight of June 1 and June 2 under the jurisdiction of Chandan Nagar police station.
Indore: The COVID-19 cases have raised an alarm in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore district after two patients undergoing treatment here died and 106 people tested positive for the disease alone in June month so far. Both the patients were residents of Khargone and Ratlam district and they were undergoing treatment in Indore district, a health officer.
Indore: As the investigation into the chilling murder of Raja Raghuvanshi unfolds, the family of Raj Kushwaha — the alleged mastermind behind the killing — has come forward in his defence, claiming that he is being falsely implicated. Raj, along with four other accused, including Sonam Raghuvanshi (Raja’s wife), Anand Kurmi, Akash Rajput, and Vishal.
Indore: A third-year college student allegedly died by suicide after jumping from the third floor of his college in Dwarkapuri, Indore, police said on Sunday. The incident took place on Saturday and from his social media status, police say they suspect that his mental state was not sound. Anand Yadav, Additional DCP Zone 4, said,.
Fifteen individuals sustained injuries during the annual ‘Hingot war’ in the Gautampura region of Indore, Madhya Pradesh, on November 2. This traditional event occurs each year the day after Diwali and attracts many participants who engage in tossing “burning arrows” at one another, viewing it as both a cultural practice and a demonstration of bravery..
