Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh sees a gradual temperature increase, easing cold conditions. Mandla records the highest maximum temperature at 28.2°C and the lowest minimum at 3°C. Experts attribute this change to the Sun’s movement towards Uttarayan.

Madhya Pradesh is gripped by an intense cold wave, with Pachmarhi at 0.2°C and Bhopal at 3.6°C. Dense fog impacts 20 districts, while IMD issues cold-day alerts for nine regions, significantly disrupting life across the state.

Madhya Pradesh struggles with a healthcare crisis, facing significant shortages of doctors, medical staff, and essential healthcare centers. The state’s rural areas lack basic health services, and maternal and infant mortality rates remain high.

Local residents protest toxic waste disposal from Union Carbide factory in Pithampur, MP. High Court urges public awareness as concerns over environmental impact grow.

Air pollution in Madhya Pradesh has worsened, with Gwalior leading as the most polluted city (69 hazardous days/year). The IIT Indore study cites vehicles and industries as major causes. PM 2.5 levels are 9x WHO limits.

The Mohanpura Dam project in Rajgarh, MP, aims to irrigate 145,000 hectares but faces challenges in water distribution. Despite reaching 510 villages, farmers near the dam struggle with access.

Madhya Pradesh faces freezing cold and dense fog, with visibility dropping to 20 meters in many areas. Cold wave and cold day alerts issued as temperatures hit record lows, disrupting daily life ahead of New Year celebrations.

The projects are to be installed in Dewas, Neemuch, Shivpuri, and Seoni in the state. According to reports, 2 to 6 units of 1200 MW can be installed in these four places. At the same time, this project will require 1200 to 2000 acres of land.

Madhya Pradesh faces a cold wave with temperatures falling by up to 5°C. Fog blankets many areas, reducing visibility. Rain over the weekend added to the chill, with experts predicting icy winds and severe cold until early January.

The government's plan to dispose of Union Carbide waste in Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh, faces opposition from survivors' groups and locals, raising safety concerns.