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Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. (Photo- PTi)

Covid-19 cases may reach 60K in Madhya Pradesh, says Shivraj

It was heartening to note that recovery cases in the state have been steadily increasing, he said.

19 May 2020 12:54 PM IST

A man gives money to a worker (L) to buy bottles of alcohol from a liquor shop. (AFP)

Madhya Pradesh mulls over tax on liquor to revive state revenue

States like Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh have already imposed tax on sale of liquor in their...

10 May 2020 2:29 PM IST

An excise official checks the stock at a liquor shop after authorities permitted the opening of liquor shops with certain restrictions in Hyderabad, Tuesday, May 5, 2020. (PTI)

Boozers throng liquor shops in coronavirus-hit Madhya Pradesh

Many of them were seen planting kisses profusely on the bottles of their favourite brands of whisky and rum and...

7 May 2020 12:41 PM IST

Ujjain has earned the dubious distinction of recording highest death rate of 26.29 percent among cities in M. (DC Photo)

Ujjain is new Covid hotspot in Madhya Pradesh

The city has recorded the highest death rate of 26.29% among cities in MP

5 May 2020 9:16 AM IST

14 labourers rescued from concrete mixture truck. (DC Photo)

Misery of migrants: 14 labourers rescued' from concrete mixture truck

Traffic cops spotted 14 labourers being carried inside a concrete mixture making machine to their native place of...

3 May 2020 8:48 AM IST

Representational Image. (PTI)

Betul girl gangraped by 7 youths, her cousin thrown into well

This is the second incident of rape in Madhya Pradesh in the past one week during lockdown period.

2 May 2020 11:10 AM IST

Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel

Chhattisgarh borders to remain sealed until situation normalises:...

Baghel also said he preferred gradual relaxation of lockdown norms.

2 May 2020 9:18 AM IST

A worker checks the temperature of a man standing in a queue to collect food distributed by the government during ongoing COVID-19 lockdown. PTI Photo

Indore corona strain may be more virulent

The emergence of Indore as key hotspot of coronavirus pandemic in Madhya Pradesh has puzzled the experts

27 April 2020 6:49 PM IST

Muslim wedding. (Photo- Twitter)

Covid-19 postpones weddings of 14,000 MP couples

Fearing lockdown extension, hosts are cancelling marriage hall, hotel bookings

12 April 2020 10:34 AM IST

The divisional commissioner of Indore, Akash Tripathi, visits the Taat Patti Bakhal locality where health workers were attacked by local people last week. (PTI)

In Covid hotspot Indore, graveyards witness a sudden spurt in burials

At least 183 bodies were buried in five graveyards in the first nine days of April

12 April 2020 9:15 AM IST

Indore was where health personnel were attacked while doing a survey last week. Here, residents of the Taat Patti Bakhal locality apologize to a team of doctors a day after health workers were attacked by some locals who went there to screen residents in wake of COVID 19 pandemic, in Indore, Thursday, Aworkers were attacked by some locals who went there to screen residents in wake of COVID 19 pandemic, in Indore, Sunday, April 5, 2020. (PTI Photo)(PTI05-04-2020_000160B)

Another doctor falls to Covid-19 in Indore, India's surprise hot-spot...

And over in Bhopal, of the 117 confirmed cases reported so far, 61 are health officials and 12 are cops

11 April 2020 8:09 AM IST

Health minister Harshavardhan visits one of the corona hospitals in the country. (PTI photo)

Political turmoil worsened corona crisis in Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh has recorded eight deaths caused by coronavirus and 154 Covid- 19 patients so far

4 April 2020 12:25 AM IST