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An Odisha police team was attacked in Sidhi district, Madhya Pradesh, between September 28 and September 29, 2026. Miscreants opened fire and freed an accused person from police custody. The attackers reportedly arrived in multiple vehicles.
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The Madhya Pradesh Congress has dissolved all its departments and cells across state, district, and block levels with immediate effect. The decision follows a two-day organizational review meeting held in Delhi regarding the party's 'Sangathan Srijan Abhiyan'. Madhya Pradesh Congress in-charge Harish Chaudhary issued the official order to dissolve the existing units as part of a broader effort to restructure and strengthen the party organization.
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BJP Member of Parliament Janardan Mishra has sparked controversy after questioning critics of the central government's ethanol-blended petrol policy. Speaking at an event in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, to inaugurate new flight services, Mishra defended the blending of 20 percent ethanol into petrol by citing India's high dependence on crude oil imports. He argued that India produces only 20 percent of its required oil domestically and must import the remaining 80 percent, noting that global geopolitical tensions have significantly increased the logistical challenges and distances required for fuel transportation.
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Data from the Madhya Pradesh Forest Department indicates that during the first eight months of 2026, wildlife attacks resulted in at least 50 human deaths in the state. During the same period, more than 45 tigers also died. Tigers were responsible for the highest number of human fatalities, accounting for 22 of the recorded deaths, while other incidents involved wild boars, elephants, bears, and leopards.
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Descendants of a Madhya Pradesh businessman have initiated a claim for the repayment of a 35,000 rupee loan provided to the British government during World War I. Vinay and Vivek Ruthia, grandsons of Seth Jumma Lal Ruthia, stated that they sent a legal notice to the UK Debt Management Office in February based on historical family records. The family reports that the UK authorities have agreed to examine their request and review documentation regarding the century-old debt.
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