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Time of India
30-05-2025
- Time of India
Two die by suicide in Indore
Indore: Two persons died allegedly by suicide in Bhanwarkuan area on Thursday night. Bhanwarkuan police station in-charge Rajkumar Yadav said that Ayushi, 20, a resident of Tejpur Gadbadi, worked as a nurse at Mahavir Hospital in Dwarkapuri, while Kapil, 25, was an auto-rickshaw driver. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now His brother, Rahul, told police that around 10 PM on Thursday night, Kapil called him to say that him and Ayushi had consumed poison and wanted to meet him. When they arrived, Kapil repeated that they consumed poison. Initially, Rahul thought he was joking but immediately contacted Ayushi's family. Meanwhile, he followed their auto-rickshaw in another vehicle and stopped them near Devguradia. Observing their deteriorating condition, Rahul rushed them to MY Hospital, where Ayushi died during treatment and Kapil succumbed the next morning. Following the news of Ayushi's death, her family reached the hospital where a brief altercation broke out with Kapil. Her family also took her mobile phone and left. Rahul claims that Kapil and Ayushi were in a relationship and wanted to marry but Ayushi's family disapproved of the match. He alleged that her family demanded Rs 3 lakh for the marriage, which the couple could not arrange. Ayushi's cousin Ankit said that Ayushi was abducted by Kapil after her work shift ended and she did not return home by 8 PM. Her phone was also switched off, prompting the family to file an abduction report. Ankit alleged that Kapil forcibly took Ayushi, physically assaulted her and made her consume poison. He denied any monetary demand related to the marriage and said the family only learned about the relationship after the incident. According to police, no suicide note has been recovered so far. Police are investigating all angles.
India Gazette
20-05-2025
- Politics
- India Gazette
MP Cabinet approves 'Rahveer' scheme, metro launch, and Rs 2,100 cr Adi Shankaracharya project at special meet in Indore
Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], May 20 (ANI): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Tuesday chaired a special cabinet meeting at the historic Rajwada Palace in Indore to mark the 300th birth anniversary year of Devi Ahilyabai Holkar, during which several key projects were approved. Following the meeting, Urban Development and Housing Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya expressed gratitude to CM Yadav for organising the cabinet meeting at Rajwada and briefed the media about the major decisions taken. Among the key approvals was the 'Rahveer' scheme, under which individuals who help road accident victims by taking them to a hospital or primary health center will be rewarded with Rs 25,000 by the state government. 'The person will have to immediately inform 108 ambulance service, and the police will not harass them. This scheme will play an important role in saving lives,' said Vijayvargiya. The minister also highlighted the government's continued efforts to double farmers' income, including regular hikes in the Minimum Support Price (MSP) of crops. The cabinet also approved the formation of Metropolitan Development Authorities in Indore, Bhopal, Ujjain, Gwalior, and Jabalpur, with CM Yadav as the chairman of each. Vijayvargiya assured that the functioning of municipal corporations would remain unaffected. 'These authorities will ensure systematic urban development with a focus on future needs,' he said. In another significant move, the cabinet approved a plan to build working women's hostels in industrial areas. These hostels will be built under a Public-Pirvate Partnership (PPP) model and funded partially through the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) contributions of industrialists. 'The objective of this scheme is to ensure safety and housing for women working in these areas,' the minister said. Referring to the legacy of Devi Ahilyabai Holkar, Vijayvargiya said, 'Lokmata Devi Ahilyabai had given training to weavers to make sarees in Maheshwar to provide employment during her rule. Even today, the Maheshwari sarees are famous globally and a skill development program dedicated to it has been started. Under the programme, an exemption from bank interest is provided. A provision of Rs 100 crore has also been made for the scheme.' The cabinet also gave its nod to a Rs 2,100 crore project for promoting Sanatan traditions around the statue of Adi Shankaracharya in Omkareshwar. The project includes hostels for research scholars, a library, and other facilities aimed at promoting spiritual tourism. A hostel with a capacity of 1,000 people will also be constructed, he added. To boost healthcare infrastructure, the cabinet approved Rs 773 crore for Indore's MY Hospital, which will be upgraded with modern medical facilities, including heart and liver surgery units to reduce dependency on hospitals in Delhi and Mumbai. Besides, Rs 321 crore was approved for the development of the district hospital in Rewa. Vijayvargiya also informed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Bhopal on May 31, where he will address a Women's Convention at Jamboree Ground. During his visit, PM Modi will also inaugurate metro services in Bhopal and Indore, as well as the newly constructed airports in Datia and Satna, he added. (ANI)
Hans India
20-05-2025
- Health
- Hans India
Rah-Veer scheme: MP announces Rs 25,000 reward for those helping accident victims
Bhopal/Indore: The Madhya Pradesh government has announced a reward for individuals who assist in transporting road accident victims to the hospital. The state cabinet also decided that those who help accident victims will not be questioned, Urban Development Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya stated following the cabinet meeting. The meeting was held at Rajwada, a historic site in Indore, to commemorate the 300th birth anniversary of the revered ruler Ahilyabai. 'The individual will receive a financial reward of Rs 25,000 under the Rah-Veer scheme,' the minister said. To qualify, the person must stop at the accident site, promptly call an ambulance, and actively assist in transporting the injured to medical care. This initiative was approved during the cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav. The minister also announced that the state cabinet has allocated Rs 773 crore to the Maharaja Yashwantrao Holkar Hospital. 'King Holkar established MY Hospital, but no significant upgrades were made to it afterwards. With an investment of Rs 773 crore, the hospital's facilities will be expanded to twice their current capacity. It will offer heart and liver surgeries, reducing the need for patients to travel to Delhi or Mumbai for treatment,' the minister said. Additionally, Rs 321 crore has been allocated to Rewa District Hospital, providing a substantial healthcare boost for the poor and middle-class residents of Central India. The cabinet meeting took place in the Ganesh Hall of Rajwada, Indore, with a statue of Ahilya Devi prominently positioned in front of the Chief Minister. Seated to the right of the statue, the Chief Minister and other officials paid tribute to Goddess Ahilya with floral offerings before commencing discussions. Several ministers attended the meeting dressed in traditional dhoti-kurta attire, complemented by saffron scarves. However, Minister Vijay Shah, who has been at the centre of controversy due to his remarks regarding Colonel Sofia, was absent from the proceedings.
