Shishir Agrawal

Tiger-human conflict escalated near state capital during summer as tiger numbers rise while forests shrink. Severe water shortage drives wildlife into villages, yet the forest department lacks a concrete management plan for this growing crisis.

Half of the states districts lack proper District Survey Reports. Missing or outdated documents enable illegal mining, creating dangerous pits. Poor records help illegal miners escape accountability.

Despite 125,000+ rainwater harvesting systems and conservation efforts, Madhya Pradesh needs structural reforms and community engagement for long-term water sustainability. Farmers struggle with depleted groundwater, forcing deeper wells and higher costs.

Road deaths in Madhya Pradesh hit 14,000 in 2024. Poor road design, speeding, and failed enforcement continue to kill over 1,000 people every month.

One-third of Central India's districts lack climate resilience to handle droughts, heatwaves & erratic rainfall. MP districts like Bhopal, Ratlam face infrastructure gaps & declining forests.

Mala Nimbalkar transformed from housemaid earning ₹200-300/month to running Bhopal's Idgah Hills waste facility. She segregates 16 types of waste including plastics, earning better wages while preventing environmental fires and health crises.

एनजीटी ने मध्य प्रदेश में 25 से ज्यादा पेड़ काटने के लिए सेंट्रली इम्पावर्ड कमिटी की अनुमति अनिवार्य कर दी है। भोपाल के स्पोर्ट्स कॉम्प्लेक्स के लिए 700 पेड़ काटने के मामले पर सुनवाई के दौरान यह फैसला आया है।

Eight racehorses died in Madhya Pradesh due to heat stress and suspected glanders disease. Investigation reveals illegal transport without documents, links to Hyderabad betting scandal, and animal welfare violations at Raipura village facility.

Residents of Bhopal protest against a controversial 10-lane highway expansion project that threatens 8,000 trees, questioning development priorities as environmental concerns mount.

State forest department will focus on using technology, community engagement, and habitat protection. The four-year initiative includes tracking systems, Haathi Mitra Dals, and forest restoration to protect both residents and wildlife.