VIDEO | PM Modi (@narendramodi) releases a video message on his X handle and says in the post, "More strict actions against paper leaks to come in tomorrow’s Cabinet!"
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VIDEO | Sonam Wangchuk breaks his hunger-strike in presence of Union Ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh at the hospital.
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VIDEO | Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav (@DrMohanYadav51) says, "Today is a historic day, one that will be remembered forever. I am satisfied that a unique chapter in history will be written in the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly today. The introduction of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC), along with several other important matters, is a momentous occasion. For all of us, this is the biggest day since Independence."
VIDEO | Madhya Pradesh: Congress MLAs in Bhopal lie down on roads, staging protest over public issues.
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VIDEO | Bhopal: On the UCC Bill being passed amidst an uproar in the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly, state minister Prahlad Patel says, "This is a historic day for Madhya Pradesh, and we will be the fifth state in the country to pass the UCC. I congratulate the Chief Minister, MLAs, and the people of Madhya Pradesh. This should have happened long ago, but today the Bill was finally passed.”
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VIDEO | Bhopal: After the Madhya Pradesh Assembly passed the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill by voice vote amid protests by the Opposition Congress, CM Mohan Yadav (@DrMohanYadav51) says, "The country's most populous state has now implemented the UCC. I extend my congratulations. The Congress's double standards have once again been exposed. For the Congress, Hindus and Muslims are viewed through two different lenses as vote banks, and the party will pay the price for it. The Congress has already disappeared from more than 80 per cent of the country's geographical area, and it will continue to pay the price for this."
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VIDEO | Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: "After implementation of UCC, there will be uniformity in the state. Every women will get her rights," says State Minister Vishwas Sarang after MP Assembly passes UCC bill by voice vote amid Opposition protests.
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VIDEO | Bhopal: Opposition members walked out of the Madhya Pradesh Assembly after their demand for a discussion on the NEET issue was denied.
Leader of the Opposition in State Assembly Umang Singhar says, “The Chief Minister does not want a discussion in the Assembly on the issues affecting the students of the state. Two students have lost their lives, yet the Speaker is citing procedural rules. Whenever the government wants to pass a Bill, these rules do not seem to matter. But when the Opposition wants to raise issues concerning farmers, students, youth, or other public concerns, the government suddenly invokes the rules. This is a clear example of how democratic functioning is being undermined. Lakhs of students in the state are distressed. There have been irregularities in several examinations, including NEET... We have already witnessed the Vyapam scam, and I fear 'Vyapam 2' could return if such irregularities continue...”
VIDEO | Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh BJP workers hold a protest outside Congress office.
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VIDEO | Bhopal: On Congress' protest outside PM Modi's residence, Madhya Pradesh Congress chief Jitu Patwari says, "... Students held such a large protest in Delhi, but they were met with brutal lathi-charges, police batons, tear gas, and police firing. Is this how a government should respond? Whose Parliament is it? It belongs to these students and to the MPs elected by the people. If the students wanted to march, they should have been allowed to do so, and their concerns should have been heard. Rahul Gandhi wants to speak in Parliament, but he is not being allowed to. If he stages a protest outside the Prime Minister's residence, he is arrested... In protest against Rahul Gandhi's arrest and in support of students' future, every Congress worker and every citizen of India associated with this movement is prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice, if necessary."
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VIDEO | Bhopal: As the Monsoon Session of the Parliament begins today, Madhya Pradesh LoP Umang Singhar (@UmangSinghar) says, "Farmers in the state are distressed. You can see the rising inflation in the state, and the condition of unemployed youth who are unable to find jobs. There have also been issues such as the ethanol-related matter. On all these issues, we will seek answers from the government today."
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VIDEO | On cabinet passing UCC draft bill for presentation in state assembly, Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav (@DrMohanYadav51) says, "Proud to be among the states taking progressive steps; implementing such a law only possible under leadership of PM Modi."
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BIG NEWS from Madhya Pradesh:
Protest against Ken-Betwa project in Chhatarpur ends abruptly as police clear site.
The protest, mainly by tribal women, was held for the last fortnight on the banks of the Barana river near Kupi village in Chhatarpur district.
Protesters had also launched 'jal satyagraha', 'chita (funeral pyre) satyagraha' and a symbolic 'faansi satyagraha'.
They are alleging inadequate rehabilitation and displacement-related grievances.
The agitation was led by Amit Bhatnagar, who staged an indefinite fast for 11 days.
“A team of doctors has just arrived; I will be declared unwell, and then they will forcibly take me away.
This is simply the kind of oppression being used to cover up the corruption?
After all, I had announced yesterday that I would expose their corruption.
That is why I am being arrested under the pretext of a medical issue; it is the same old story.”
- Amit Bhatnagar said
The Ken-Betwa Link Project, the country's first river interlinking project under the National Perspective Plan, seeks to transfer surplus water from the Ken river to the Betwa river to provide irrigation and drinking water in the drought-prone Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh.
VIDEO | Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav briefs media about the cabinet decisions.
He says, "Today, the Madhya Pradesh Cabinet has approved the Madhya Pradesh Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill, 2026. The approval of this Bill will provide equal rights to everyone in the state. It is a major reform."
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VIDEO | Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Cabinet heads to Chaman Mahal for a Cabinet meeting.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav says, "Today, all our respected Cabinet colleagues have gathered for the Jagdishpur Cabinet meeting; we are creating a new chapter in the history of Madhya Pradesh. Jagdishpur has now been restored from Islam Nagar to Jagdishpur."
VIDEO | Madhya Pradesh police removed protesters and ended the 'satyagraha' that was launched against the Ken-Betwa Link Project and other irrigation schemes.
The protest, mainly by tribal women, was being held on the banks of the Barana river near Kupi village in Chhatarpur district. Protesters launched 'jal satyagraha', 'chita (funeral pyre) satyagraha' and, since the eighth day of the agitation, a symbolic 'faansi satyagraha'.
VIDEO | Madhya Pradesh police removed protesters and ended the 'satyagraha' that was launched against the Ken-Betwa Link Project and other irrigation schemes.
ASP Chhatarpur Aditya Patle says, "A team of doctors came here along with the police and the administration so that they could conduct a basic medical check-up.... The women who were present here were also peacefully seated in buses and dropped back to their homes because this is an under-construction bridge, and due to the rains, the river's water level has risen. Therefore, the area was not considered safe, so they were moved from the site."