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About 25 areas of Bhopal will face power cut on Saturday. Maintenance work will be done by Madhya Pradesh West Zone Electricity Distribution Company, due to which power will be cut for 1 to 6 hours in these areas.

The Meteorological Department has issued alerts for storm and rain in Bhopal, Indore, Ujjain and other parts of MP. Light rain and thunderstorms likely till May 13.

Cases of fuel theft from municipal corporation vehicles are coming to light in Bhopal. Due to this, BAC has digitised the fuel distribution process. Along with this, an app is being prepared for real time tracking of the vehicle and fuel monitoring. 

MP achieves record 81 LMT wheat procurement under enhanced MSP, doubling last year's figures. India sets ambitious 354 million tonne foodgrain target for 2025-26 with favorable monsoon forecasts. Cabinet approves higher MSP for 14 Kharif crops.

MP launches Jal Darpan to monitor rural tap water under Jal Jeevan Mission. It tracks projects, collects feedback, and boosts accountability, aiming clean water for all rural homes.

Despite ₹6,856 crore spent, Delhi's Yamuna remains heavily polluted. 23 of 37 STPs fail standards, and treated water mixes with sewage. CSE urges a reworked, action-based plan to address core issues like non-sewered waste and drain pollution.

Power cuts will affect 35 areas in Bhopal today, including Rohit Nagar and Akriti Eco City, due to maintenance. Outages will last 1–6 hours across various localities. Residents are advised to complete key tasks in advance.

India's retaliatory action against Pakistan continues in Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir. During this operation, Ravindra Raja Parmar from Datia, Madhya Pradesh fired 130 shells. He was injured when a bullet hit his leg. However he is now out of danger.

Bhopal's stray dog crisis worsens as ABC centers face staff shortages and NGO exits. With only 3 centers sterilizing 20K dogs yearly out of 1.2 lakh, experts warn population may double. City plans 6 new centers; decision due on May 10.

A CWS study in Silent Valley shows lion-tailed macaques adapt habitat use to human presence—buffer zone groups avoid ground, while core groups use it more, revealing ecological resilience and the need to consider vertical space in conservation plans.