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MP Plans Death Penalty for Conversion of Girls

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March 09, 2025

CM Yadav Says Freedom of Religion Act to be Amended for Provision

- Anuraag Singh @ Bhopal

THE BJP regime in Madhya Pradesh is working on suitable amendments in the state's anti-religious conversion law to include death penalty for those indulging in religious conversion of girls, CM Mohan Yadav said on Saturday.

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Ex-SC judge who heads C’garh panel will also draft UCC report in MP

THE Madhya Pradesh government has constituted a sixmember committee to draft a bill on Uniform Civil Code (UCC), a move that came 12 days after Chhattisgarh, also under BJP rule, formed a similar panel.

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Modi inaugurates projects worth ₹1K crore in Varanasi

PRIME Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday delivered two strong messages from different parts of the country, combining asharp political attack on women’s reservation with a development-focused pitch highlighting Sikkim’s success in organic farming.

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IIT-Kgp: Second student suicide within 10 days

ANOTHER student of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kharagpur, in West Bengal, died by suicide on campus on Tuesday.

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4 wild buffaloes from Kaziranga in Assam released at MP’s Kanha

THE Asiatic Wild Water Buffalo, which went locally extinct from Madhya Pradesh around a century ago, has been successfully reintroduced in the Kanha Tiger Reserve’s (KTR) Supkhar forests — the dense forest area which, tillsome months back, had served as a safe interstate corridor-shelter for armed Naxal cadres.

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Reservoirs dry, water cut in Mumbai from May 15

THE Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), Asia’s richest civic body, has announced a 10% water cut from May 15, as drinking water-supplying reservoirs of the city are speedily depleting.

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BJP sweeps local body polls, Cong crashes and AAP shrinks in Gujarat

THE ruling BJP on Tuesday swept Gujarat local body polls dealing a blow to the Congress and AAP, an outcome analysts see as the first major political signal before the 2027 Assembly elections.

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Synthetic biology may save what we’re destroying

S extinction accelerates despite decades of conservation efforts, scientists are turning to a radical new toolkit, one that attempts to rewrite life itself.

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GUARD AGAINST MYTHOS BRAHMASTRA

N the Mahabharata, after the war at Kurukshetra, Ashvatthama and Arjuna each unleash the Brahmashirastra, a weapon of such power that Vyasa himself must intervene.

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South panchayats outperform North on multiple parameters: Govt data

A new study has revealed that the South outperformed northern states in rural local governance across various parameters, including health, education, poverty alleviation, water and sanitation, and developments focused on women and children.

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Oral cancer in men rising in India: ICMR study

ORAL cancer in men, driven largely by persistent tobacco use, ison the rise in India, which is among several G20 countries showing an increasing trend, a recent global analysis by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has said.

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