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Gwalior's ASI Dharamveer Singh found dead, raising suspicion of alcohol involvement. Previous link to millionaire ex-constable Saurabh Sharma under scrutiny. Detailed investigation underway.

Gwalior ASI's Mysterious Death Investigation

The mysterious death of Gwalior ASI Dharamveer Singh is under investigation. Suspected alcohol involvement, and ties to once millionaire ex-constable Saurabh Sharma are being examined. Awaiting post-mortem results for further clarity.

Gwalior ASI's mysterious death: Investigation undertaken

Assistant Sub-Inspector Dharamveer Singh, found dead at his home in Gwalior. Possible alcohol involvement suspected. Previous link to ex-constable, now millionaire Saurabh Sharma, under investigation.

In a tragic and enigmatic development, Dharamveer Singh, the lone Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) of the Transport Department, was found dead in circumstances that remain under investigation. Singh's demise occurred at his residence in the South Avenue area on Shivpuri Link Road, falling within the jurisdiction of the Kampoo Police Station in Gwalior.
Singh, who lived alone, was discovered lifeless, prompting questions regarding the cause of his untimely passing. Preliminary suspicions suggest that excessive alcohol consumption may have contributed to his death. It is reported that Singh had a previous professional association with Saurabh Sharma, an ex-constable turned "multi-millionaire". Sharma, who now finds himself incarcerated, faces multiple charges from several investigative arms, including the Lokayukta, Enforcement Directorate, and Income Tax departments.
Singh, who once collaborated with Sharma, later resigned from his position in the transport department. Sharma&rsquo;s rapid wealth accumulation had drawn considerable scrutiny, leading to high-profile raids. Initially joining the force on compassionate grounds after his father's passing, Sharma's fall from grace has only intensified the intrigue surrounding Singh's death.
The incident unfolded in the early hours of the morning. "We are currently investigating at his residence," confirmed Rudra Pathak, the senior investigation officer and in-charge of Kampoo Police Station, during a call with IANS. Pathak mentioned that Singh&rsquo;s body had been sent for post-mortem examination and emphasized that conclusions regarding his death would follow further inquiries and autopsy results.
The link to Saurabh Sharma has spurred speculation, yet authorities have remained reserved in their statements. Officers from the Kampoo police station acted with urgency, notifying Singh's family while awaiting the post-mortem findings to shed light on the case. Although hints suggest a history of alcohol dependency, the police are withholding official declarations until medical evidence is presented. Investigations are ongoing with more details anticipated.
Originating from Chitrakoot, Madhya Pradesh, Dharamveer Singh was part of the Flying Squad team within the Transport Department. As he neared retirement, with only six months to go, this tragic event marked an abrupt end to his career.
According to police reports, Udit, Singh&rsquo;s driver, had served him tea the night before. However, when Udit attempted to wake Singh at 6 a.m., he was unresponsive. Realizing the gravity of the situation, Udit promptly informed neighbors and emergency services. Singh was subsequently transported to the hospital, where medical professionals confirmed his death.
The unexpected passing of Dharamveer Singh has left a community seeking answers, as authorities work meticulously to uncover the truth behind this mysterious incident.

A shocking incident in Gwalior during 'Pushpa 2' screening escalated when canteen owner Raju bit patron Shabbir's ear over a billing dispute. Authorities investigate as the film remains successful at the box office.

Gwalior Cinema Brawl: Canteen Owner Bites Guest During Pushpa 2 Screening

Allu Arjun's "Pushpa 2: The Rule" has hit the milestone of ₹ 1,000 crore at the global box office in just six days, making it the fastest Indian film to register the feat.

A canteen owner at a theatre screening the movie "Pushpa 2: The Rule" in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior allegedly bit the ear of a man over a dispute on settling the snacks bill, police said.
The incident took place on Sunday when the victim, Shabbir, went to the canteen of Kailash Talkies in Inderganj area during the movie interval to buy food, the police said on Wednesday.
An argument broke out between Shabbir and canteen owner Raju, who accused the former of not paying money, an official said.
The heated exchange escalated into a fight with Raju and his three associates thrashing Shabbir. Raju allegedly bit one of the ears of Shabbir, as per the FIR.
The argument over the payment of food items led to the fight, Additional Superintendent of Police Niranjan Sharma said.
"The canteen owner and his three associates allegedly beat Shabbir and also bit his ear while threatening to kill him," he said.
Shabbir lodged a complaint with police on Monday. A case was registered against three persons on Tuesday based on Shabbir's medical report, he said, adding that further investigation was underway.
Allu Arjun's "Pushpa 2: The Rule" has hit the milestone of ₹ 1,000 crore at the global box office in just six days, making it the fastest Indian film to register the feat, as per its producers.
The Sukumar-directed movie, which is a sequel to 2021's Telugu blockbuster "Pushpa: The Rise", released on December 5 with dubbed versions in Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Bengali and Malayalam.

Gwalior, UNESCO's 'city of music,' made history with a musical night as over 1500 tabla players gathered at Gwalior Fort, setting a Guinness World Record. Chief Minister Yadav declared December 25 as 'Tabla Divas.'

More than 1500 tabla players set Guinness world record in 'City of Music' Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh

Gwalior, UNESCO's 'city of music,' made history with a musical night as over 1500 tabla players gathered at Gwalior Fort, setting a Guinness World Record. Chief Minister Yadav declared December 25 as 'Tabla Divas.'

UNESCO's 'city of music' Gwalior, witnessed a musical night on 25th December with more than 1500 tabla players performing in the 'Taal Darbar' at Gwalior fort simultaneously setting a Guinness World record.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, Assembly Speaker Narendra Singh Tomar and Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia were also present at the event.
Expressing joy, Chief Minister Yadav announced that December 25 will be celebrated as 'Tabla Diwas'.
"This day is very special for us. To make this event memorable, December 25 would be celebrated as Tabla Divas. The history of music in India is considered to be more than 5000 years old. Music and Gwalior can never be separated," the CM said.
The record was established at the 'Taal Darbar' event during the 99th Tansen Samaroh, paying homage to the music maestro Tansen, who served as a musician in the court of Mughal emperor Akbar.
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Gwalior and Kozhikode joined the UNESCO Creative Cities Network for music and literature, recognized for cultural development.

Indian cities Gwalior and Kozhikode join UNESCO's creative cities network

Gwalior and Kozhikode joined the UNESCO Creative Cities Network for music and literature, recognized for cultural development.

Two Indian cities, Gwalior and Kozhikode among the 55 new cities which have joined the prestigious list of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network.
Madhya Pradesh&rsquo;s Gwalior made it to the list of the &lsquo;Music&rsquo; category, while Kerala&rsquo;s Kozhikode has earned its place in the list in the &lsquo;Literature&rsquo; category.&nbsp;
These cities were acknowledged for "their strong commitment to harnessing culture and creativity as part of their development strategies and displaying innovative practices in human-centred urban planning.&nbsp;
The UNESCO Creative Cities Network also welcomed several other cities, including Bukhara for Crafts and Folk Art, Casablanca for Media Arts, Kathmandu for Film, Rio de Janeiro for Literature, and Ulaanbaatar for Crafts and Folk Art, among a total of 55 cities on the list.
The cities in our Creative Cities Network are leading the way when it comes to enhancing access to culture and galvanizing the power of creativity for urban resilience and development," Audrey Azoulay, UNESCO Director-General, was quoted as saying in the statement.
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15 year old swallowed the mobile phone

Dr. removed surgery from the stomach
1 hour-long surgery to remove the phone


MP: 15-year-old girl swallows mobile phone. This is what happened next

A girl from Amayan locality in Bjind district was rushed to the hospital after she swallowed her keypad mobile phone.

15 years old swallows keypad mobile stomach lands in hospital

A girl from Amayan locality in Bjind district was rushed to the hospital after she swallowed her keypad mobile phone.

A 15-year-old girl from MP's Gwalior allegedly swallowed a mobile phone after fighting with her brother, according to reports.
The girl, a resident of the Amayan locality in Bjind district was rushed to the hospital after the incident.&nbsp;
Doctors at the district hospital immediately operated on the girl and removed the phone from her stomach. The surgery took an hour.
Superintendent of Jaya Arogya Hospital, Dr RKS Dhadad said "The girl was brought to the hospital just in time for the doctors to intervene and save her life."
The girl is reportedly completely safe and healthy.
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Poster put up after bureaucrat's pet dog goes missing near Bilaua, Gwalior

Poster put up after bureaucrat's pet dog goes missing near Bilaua, Gwalior

A dog of an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer went missing from Bilua area in Gwalior district following which "missing posters" were pasted in the area and the police are engaged in a search for the last three days. The dog went missing on Friday (March 31).
According to the sources, two dogs of the IAS officer of the MP cadre posted in Delhi were being taken from Delhi to Bhopal. On Friday night, the staff carrying the dog by car stopped at a dhaba near Bilaua to have food. While the staff members were having food, both the dogs escaped from the car. After the search, the staff caught one dog but failed to find the other one.
After that, the staff informed the IAS officer in Delhi about the incident over the phone. After that the Gwalior police along with staff of the Gwalior zoo started searching for the dog. Missing posters have been also pasted on the surrounding Dhabas.
Dabra Sub-Divisional Officer of Police (SDOP) Vivek Sharma said, "Some people came to a dhaba in Bilua area when their dog escaped by jumping from their car. They were going from Delhi to Bhopal. A complaint has been registered and nearby restaurants and shops have been informed."
"Posters have also been put up at various places, in which it has also been announced to give appropriate rewards to the one who finds the dog," Sharma added.

They have agreed to have the husband spend 3 days of a week at one house, and 3 days at the other, with the seventh day being spent at the house of his choice.

Gwalior: 1 husband, 2 'wives' agree to split week in unique pact

They have agreed to have the husband spend 3 days of a week at one house, and 3 days at the other, with the seventh day being spent at the house of his choice.

In a unique legal drama playing out in Madhya Pradesh's Gwalior, a man and two women he married at different times have agreed to live peacefully in two different houses.
They have agreed to have the husband spend 3 days of a week at one house, and 3 days at the other, with the seventh day being spent at the house of his choice.
A lawyer associated with the family court in Gwalior reportedly said that the agreement has no legal sanctity as Hindu marriage law says that a man cannot marry another woman without divorcing his first wife.
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Some "drunk" students of a government medical college here allegedly snatched the mobile phone of a police official and also beat up the driver of a police vehicle following an argument with a patrolling team that found them wandering on a city street in the wee hours of Wednesday, police said.After the incident, four of the students were detained before being let off following a medical examination on them, and a first information report (FIR) was registered against them along with six others in this connection, an official said."The incident occurred after City Superintendent of Police (CSP) Rishikesh Meena spotted the youths in an inebriated condition near the Gajra Raja Medical College around 2 am when he was on patrolling duty, and asked them why they were out in the wee hours," Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Mrigakhi Deka said."On being stopped, the students entered into an argument, encircled the CSP and snatched his mobile phone. After that, these students rushed back to the Ravishankar Hostel located inside the college," she said.Later, when the CSP reached the hostel along with his driver, they up beat the latter, threw away his mobile as well as the key of the official police vehicle into a nullah. They also deflated one of the tyres of the vehicle, she said."Following the incident, the CSP alerted the police control room and a team of its personnel reached the hostel. There, the police held talks with the dean and other officials of the college and it was decided that the accused students will hand over the mobile phone and keys to the police, but they failed to turn up till morning," she added.The police later took into custody four of the students. After their medical examination, these students were let off, Deka said.A case was registered against them and six other students. The key of the police vehicle and the mobile phone were also recovered from the college premises and the police are taking appropriate legal action in the matter, she said.College dean Dr Akshay Nigam said that the institution was cooperating with the police.

'Drunk' students snatch cop's phone, beat up driver of police vehicle after argument

Drunk student of a government medical college allegedly snatched mobile phone of a police official and beat up the driver of a police vehicle following an argument with a patrolling party In Gwalior

Students of Gajra Raja Medical College in Gwalior beat up the police patrolling officials and took their phone, when they were stopped by the police in wee hours on Wednesday.

Some "drunk" students of a government medical college in Gwalior allegedly snatched the mobile phone of a police official and also beat up the driver of a police vehicle following an argument with a patrolling team that found them wandering on a city street in the wee hours of Wednesday, police said.
After the incident, four of the students were detained before being let off following a medical examination on them, and a first information report (FIR) was registered against them along with six others in this connection, an official said.
"The incident occurred after City Superintendent of Police (CSP) Rishikesh Meena spotted the youths in an inebriated condition near the Gajra Raja Medical College around 2 am when he was on patrolling duty, and asked them why they were out in the wee hours," Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Mrigakhi Deka said.
"On being stopped, the students entered into an argument, encircled the CSP and snatched his mobile phone. After that, these students rushed back to the Ravishankar Hostel located inside the college," she said.
Later, when the CSP reached the hostel along with his driver, they up beat the latter, threw away his mobile as well as the key of the official police vehicle into a nullah. They also deflated one of the tyres of the vehicle, she said.
"Following the incident, the CSP alerted the police control room and a team of its personnel reached the hostel. There, the police held talks with the dean and other officials of the college and it was decided that the accused students will hand over the mobile phone and keys to the police, but they failed to turn up till morning," she added.
The police later took into custody four of the students. After their medical examination, these students were let off, Deka said.
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A case was registered against them and six other students. The key of the police vehicle and the mobile phone were also recovered from the college premises and the police are taking appropriate legal action in the matter, she said.
College dean Dr Akshay Nigam said that the institution was cooperating with the police.

Rescue operations are in force in the flood ravaged northern region of Madhya Pradesh. 8,832 people have been rescued, while 29,280 people have been shifted to safer areas so far.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan approached the Home Ministry to send back up as IAF choppers halted the rescue due to the discordant weather on Friday. The Centre is also sending an advance team to assess the damage.
Several teams of the National Disaster Response Force, Army and State Disaster Response Force are working to rescue the compromised districts in the Gwalior and Chambal divisions. Over 1,200 villages have been severely affected by the heavy rains in the northern region of the state.
12 persons have died so far according to the state officials.

Monsoon Woes: Floods, rains wreak havoc in various parts of the country 

8,832 people have been rescued, while 29,280 people have been shifted to safer areas so far, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh&nbsp;Chauhan&nbsp;apprised on Saturday.&nbsp;

Rescue operations are in force in the flood ravaged northern region of Madhya Pradesh. 8,832 people have been rescued, while 29,280 people have been shifted to safer areas so far.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan approached the Home Ministry to send back up as IAF choppers halted the rescue due to the discordant weather on Friday. The Centre is also sending an advance team to assess the damage.
Several teams of the National Disaster Response Force, Army and State Disaster Response Force are working to rescue the compromised districts in the Gwalior and Chambal divisions. Over 1,200 villages have been severely affected by the heavy rains in the northern region of the state.
12 persons have died so far according to the state officials.
//MP floods: rescue ops geared up in flood-hit northern districts&nbsp; //8,832 people rescued,&nbsp;29,280 people shifted to safer areas //CM&nbsp;called Home Minister on Friday seeking more&nbsp;NDRF &amp; Army teams //Centre sending&nbsp;advance team to assess the damage //Over 1,200 villages severely affected by the heavy rains //12 persons have died so far according to the state officials

Over 1,200 villages have been severely affected by the heavy rains in the northern districts of Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;alone.&nbsp;

Floods and rains have created mayhem in several states over the last one week.&nbsp; Rescue operations are in force in the flood ravaged northern region of Madhya Pradesh&nbsp;where&nbsp;8,832 people have been rescued and 29,280 people have been shifted to safer areas.&nbsp; Several areas got&nbsp;submerged in Rajasthan&rsquo;s Baran.&nbsp;Jhalawar&nbsp;are also witnessed heavy showers which caused massive water-logging.&nbsp; Bihar&nbsp;has been put on a flood alert with multiple rivers flowing above danger levels.&nbsp;The rising Ganga-Yamuna levels have also submerged the low-lying areas of Uttar Pradesh&rsquo;s Prayagraj.&nbsp;

Twelve women and a man died after the auto-rickshaw they were travelling in collided with a speeding bus in Old Chawni area in Gwalior on Tuesday morning, police said.
The accident happened around 7 am when the women, who were cooks at an 'anganwadi kendra' were returning home after work, Gwalior SP Amit Sanghi said.
While eight women and the auto driver died on the spot, the others succumbed to their injuries in a hospital, he said.

MP: 12 women among 13 killed in road accident in Gwalior

Twelve women and a man died after the auto-rickshaw they were travelling in collided with a speeding bus in Gwalior on Tuesday morning

12 women among 13 killed in road accident in Gwalior

Twelve women and a man died after the auto-rickshaw they were travelling in collided with a speeding bus in Old Chawni area in Gwalior on Tuesday morning, police said. The accident happened around 7 am when the women, who were cooks at an 'anganwadi kendra' were returning home after work, Gwalior SP Amit Sanghi said. While eight women and the auto driver died on the spot, the others succumbed to their injuries in a hospital, he said.

Twelve women and a man died after the auto-rickshaw they were travelling in collided with a speeding bus in Old Chawni area in Gwalior on Tuesday morning, police said.
The accident happened around 7 am when the women, who were cooks at an 'anganwadi kendra' were returning home after work, Gwalior SP Amit Sanghi said.
While eight women and the auto driver died on the spot, the others succumbed to their injuries in a hospital, he said.

Scindia meets Pilot, says he’s welcome in MP

BJP&nbsp;MP Jyotiraditya Scindia on Tuesday said he met his former colleague and senior Congress leader Sachin Pilot in Gwalior and that he is welcome to the state to campaign for the November 3 by-elections.
Pilot arrived in Madhya Pradesh for a two-day visit on Tuesday morning to campaign for Congress candidates in Gwalior, Shivpuri, Bhind and Morena districts of the state.
Scindia, the scion of the erstwhile Gwalior royal family, said&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh has the tradition of welcoming everyone on its soil, therefore Pilot is also welcome.
Scindia said in a democracy everyone has the right to campaign. By-elections to 28 Assembly seats in the state are scheduled on November 3.
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BJP&nbsp;MP Jyotiraditya Scindia on Tuesday said he met his former colleague and senior Congress leader Sachin Pilot in Gwalior and that he is welcome to the state to campaign for the November 3 by-elections. Pilot arrived in Madhya Pradesh for a two-day visit on Tuesday morning to campaign for Congress candidates in Gwalior, Shivpuri, Bhind and Morena districts of the state.&nbsp;Scindia said in a democracy everyone has the right to campaign. By-elections to 28 Assembly seats in the state are scheduled on November 3.
Scindia&nbsp;meets Pilot as MP bypoll&nbsp;campaign&nbsp;heats up Pilot on a two-day campaign for Cong candidates&nbsp; Everyone welcome to campaign: BJP&nbsp;MP on meeting Pilot

BJP&nbsp;MP Jyotiraditya Scindia on Tuesday said he met his former colleague and senior Congress leader Sachin Pilot in Gwalior and that he is welcome to the state to campaign for the November 3 by-elections.
Pilot arrived in Madhya Pradesh for a two-day visit on Tuesday morning to campaign for Congress candidates in Gwalior, Shivpuri, Bhind and Morena districts of the state.
Scindia, the scion of the erstwhile Gwalior royal family, said&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh has the tradition of welcoming everyone on its soil, therefore Pilot is also welcome.
Scindia said in a democracy everyone has the right to campaign. By-elections to 28 Assembly seats in the state are scheduled on November 3.
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