Ground Report Desk

A six-foot mugger crocodile was spotted in a wheat field in Firozabad's Madhipur village. Wildlife SOS and the U.P. Forest Dept. conducted a two-hour rescue operation, safely relocating the reptile to a suitable habitat while ensuring public safety

Liquid biopsy is a breakthrough in cancer detection, using blood, saliva, or urine to find biomarkers. It enables early diagnosis, tracks treatment response, and supports precision medicine. AI improves accuracy, reducing false positives.

India’s heavy industries have a 20 GW solar opportunity despite captive coal reliance. Renewable procurement can cut costs and emissions. Steel, cement, and aluminium sectors, especially in Odisha and Chhattisgarh, can benefit from open access policies.

A new study finds global GDP could fall by 40% if temperatures rise by 4°C, challenging past estimates. Study highlights economic risks from extreme weather, supply chain disruptions, & rising costs, urging stronger climate action to prevent disaster.

Indore’s ₹8,000 crore budget will be presented today with no new taxes. A digital portal will streamline services, ₹2,000 crore will go to infrastructure, and funds will support sports, cultural events, and Gaushala welfare.

A two-year-old girl from Andhra Pradesh died of H5N1 while undergoing treatment at AIIMS Mangalagiri. Officials suspect she may have contracted the virus after consuming raw chicken. No outbreak has been detected, but authorities urge caution.

Madhya Pradesh faces unstable weather with hailstorms & thunderstorms in several districts. Bhopal & Indore will remain cloudy. A heat wave is expected for 7-10 days in April, with temps possibly exceeding 45°C. Rainfall and storms will vary across state.

Raisen's weather has turned cloudy with strong winds. Meteorological Department warns of rain & hailstorms on April 2-3. Farmers fear crop damage. Wheat harvesting is ongoing, & authorities urge quick storage. Several districts may see storms, & rainfall.

Madhya Pradesh faces a hailstorm alert in eight districts, with storms expected in Bhopal and Jabalpur. Temperatures drop in some areas, but a heatwave may last 7-10 days in April, pushing temperatures up to 45°C.

Daily wage workers will get an increased salary, a holiday and six months of DA from April. This move will impact the 20 lakh daily wage workers in Madhya Pradesh.