The Latest Breaking News from Madhya Pradesh

Tanmay Sagu, 8, was playing with friends on Tuesday in Madhya Pradesh when he fell into a borewell - a deep hole farmers use to extract water from the earth during the dry months

A rescue operation to save an eight-year-old boy who remains stuck at 55-feet after falling down a 400-feet deep borewell in Mandavi village of Madhya Pradesh's Betul district. Read on for details:

Several districts of Madhya Pradesh are witnessing a cold spell, and the weather office has forecast a further drop in temperature over the next two-three days again. Read on for details:

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, along with party leaders and workers, on Saturday morning, resumed 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' from Mahudiya village of Madhya Pradesh. Read on for details:

The nationwide march on foot, led by India’s main opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, has reached its 80th day.

Around 2.10 per cent of girls smoke cigarettes and 2.40 per cent of boys consume cigarettes in Madhya Pradesh

Congress in Madhya Pradesh, the party's state media cell vice chairman Narendra Saluja, who is a close aide of former chief minister Kamal Nath, on Friday joined the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party .Read more on Dynamite News:

Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra along with her husband Robert Vadra and their son joined the Bharat Jodo Yatra led by her brother Rahul Gandhi at Borgaon in Madhya Pradesh for the first time on Thursday. Read on for details:

The Bharat Jodo Yatra led by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi entered Bodarli village in Madhya Pradesh's Burhanpur district from neighbouring Maharashtra on Wednesday morning. Read on for details:

A bus and a car collided near Jhallar Police Station, according to Superintendent of Betul Simala Prasad, as told to over the phone. Read on for details:

India's second-largest state, Madhya Pradesh, has launched the country's first medical textbooks in Hindi in a bid to make higher education more accessible to non-English speakers, but critics have warned that the move could distance Indian doctors from the global medical community.