Madhya Pradesh tops India with 11,382 stubble-burning cases, including 5,871 last week. Increased paddy farming fuels the crisis, impacting health, environment, and agriculture. Urgent measures needed to curb emissions and adopt eco-friendly practices.

After the death of 10 elephants in Bandhavgarh, Madhya Pradesh is sending forest teams to Tamil Nadu and Karnataka for a study on elephant management. State is launching Operation Wild Trap in December to combat poaching and enhance wildlife protection

The Second Bird Survey at Sardarpur Bird Sanctuary, led by Wildlife Warriors and the Forest Department, documented 24 new bird species, raising the count to 94. The findings underscore the area's bird diversity and call for increased conservation efforts.

In 2024, Madhya Pradesh saw 38 tiger deaths, the highest in India. Causes include electrocution, accidents, and negligence. Experts urge stricter measures to protect the state’s 785-strong tiger population.

Madhya Pradesh farmers protest a severe fertilizer shortage during Rabi sowing season. Black marketing of DAP and urea is widespread. Bharatiya Kisan Sangh urges the Chief Minister to resolve the crisis and prevent further unrest

Indore to establish 5 new weather stations, bringing the total to 6 for better forecasting. New centres will use advanced tech for precise data, covering urban and rural areas to enhance microclimate analysis.

Madhya Pradesh has launched the first phase of a 278 MW floating solar plant at Omkareshwar, marking a step toward generating 1400 MW from floating solar. The state is also exploring solar panels on canals, inspired by Gujarat’s success

Air quality monitoring plays an important role in the fight against pollution. In such a situation, it is very important to know whether there are enough resources for air quality monitoring in a state like Madhya Pradesh.

In India, the Wildlife Conservation Trust (WCT), in partnership with the Madhya Pradesh Forest Department, has launched a conservation initiative to protect the species.

IISER Bhopal is set to build a Rs 550 crore Solar Research Center in Bhauri. The facility will advance research in solar, wind, and green hydrogen energy, aiming to improve efficiency and promote renewable energy solutions