Ground Report Desk

Storms and rain will affect 27 districts in Madhya Pradesh until May 18. After that, temperatures will rise sharply, leading to a heat wave across many regions.

India has launched a 120 MWp floating solar power plant on the Omkareshwar Dam in Madhya Pradesh. This clean energy project will reduce emissions and preserve land while supplying power to Rewa Ultra Mega Solar Limited.

AIIMS Bhopal adopts 3D printing technology to improve kidney stone surgery accuracy, offering safer outcomes for patients. Learn how this innovation is changing urological care.

Monsoon may enter Madhya Pradesh around June 15, starting from southern districts. It is expected to spread across the state in 10 days, aiding early crop sowing and bringing relief from summer heat.

Rain and storm alerts issued for 25 districts in Madhya Pradesh, including Bhopal and Indore. Weather to remain unstable till May 17. Heat expected to intensify in the second half of May, with temperatures likely to cross 45°C in many areas.

CBSE has declared the results of class 10th and 12th board examinations 2024-25. About 44 lakh students had appeared in the 10th and 12th board examinations this time. While only 17.88 lakh students appeared in class 12th.

Forest Department's summer census records 401 vultures, up from 382 in February. Vijayraghavgarh region hosts 353 birds and 147 nests. Two species found: white vulture and Indian Long-billed Vulture.

Indore Zoo is set to become India's first zoo where waste management will be conducted entirely within the zoo premises. This significant initiative in Smart City Indore could serve as a model for other zoos across the country

According to the recently released Sample Registration System (SRS) 2025 report from the Registrar General of India, Madhya Pradesh now holds the position of third fastest-growing state in India based on natural population growth.

Jaipur’s Dol Ka Baadh forest is under threat as the government plans to clear 2,500 trees for a new Fintech park, PM Unity Mall, and housing. Environmental activists, locals, and students are protesting the move, demanding sustainable alternatives.