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A blood-stained child's notebook, initially overlooked, became the crucial clue in a blind murder case in Madhya Pradesh. Investigators traced the handwriting and signatures to a tutor and then to a student's family, whose sudden disappearance led to their arrest.

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Madhya Pradesh announced Class 5 and 8 results with high pass rates above 90 percent. Overall pass percentages reached 95.14 for Class 5 and 93.83 for Class 8, with girls outperforming boys. Around 2.36 million students appeared. Shahdol and Indore divisions topped respective classes, while narsinghpur led districts. Exams were held at 12,943 centres with digital evaluation. Supplementary exams will be conducted for failed subjects. Results were released in Bhopal by the School Education Department.

The Madhya Pradesh School Education Department announced Class 5 board-pattern results with a 95.14% pass rate, declared in Bhopal by Minister Uday Pratap Singh. Girls outperformed boys, achieving 96.19% compared to 94.15%. Over 1.27 million students appeared, mostly from rural areas. Shahdol topped divisions, while narsinghpur led districts. Supplementary exams will be held for students who did not pass.

Madhya Pradesh’s School Education Department announced Class 8 board-pattern results with a 93.83% pass rate. Girls outperformed boys, recording 94.98% against 92.74%. Over 1.09 million students appeared, mostly from rural areas. Indore division and narsinghpur district topped rankings. Exams were held at 12,943 centres, with digital evaluation by over 110,000 teachers. Results were accessed online with heavy traffic. Students who failed can take supplementary exams, reappearing only in subjects they did not clear overall success.

While the nation grapples with an LPG shortage, two Madhya Pradesh villages, Bandarkol and Baghuwar, are unaffected thanks to biogas. Households have installed small biogas plants, converting cattle dung into cooking fuel, ensuring continuous kitchen operations and reducing reliance on expensive cylinders. This sustainable solution also provides organic fertilizer for fields.

A special court in Jabalpur has issued a notice to Madhya Pradesh minister Rao Uday Pratap Singh following allegations of disrespecting the national flag. A petitioner claims Singh improperly displayed the tricolour on a vehicle's bonnet during a 'Tiranga Yatra' in narsinghpur on August 11, 2024. The court is considering a plea to register an FIR against the minister.

The MP high court has imposed penalty of Rs 25,000 on collector, narsinghpur and branch manager of State Bank of India (SBI), branch Khamaria in narsinghpur district for delay in filing reply to a petition relating to payment of compensation amount to farmers under PM Crop Insurance

Middle East tensions are disrupting LPG supplies to India's food services sector, leading to operational stress. Restaurant owners warn of layoffs and salary cuts as commercial LPG access remains inconsistent, impacting smaller businesses and street vendors most severely. The industry braces for prolonged disruption with no clear recovery timeline.