The Spokesperson of Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee JP Dhanopia said that the whole state is now facing the water crisis and in the capital of state not only human beings but animals also haven't been getting water for three days.

In order to preserve and enhance greenery in Madhya Pradesh, a local Non Government Organisation (NGO) has been campaigning in this direction by distributing plants/seeds to common people since five years.

The revenue officer of the Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) seems to be not serious about collection of revenue. Due to his indifference the BMC is losing lakhs of rupees. The paid parking of vehicles is an important source of income to the BMC. In spite of this the BMC is not serious about the collection. In the financial year 2009-2010 contract for paid parking of only ten places was given.

BHOPAL: A tiger cub died of injuries inflicted by an adult tiger.

The 11-month-old Pancham, seriously injured on his forelimbs, was brought to the Van Vihar National Park here on April 4. He was unable to walk and eat.

Madhya Pradesh Congress President Suresh Pachouri said power and drinking water crisis has worsened in the first hundred days of the BJP government. In a statement issued here, Pachouri alleged that no efforts had been made to fulfil promises made during assembly polls. No achievement had been made during the past three-year-rule of the Shivraj Singh Chouhan Government.

A lot of affective measures are taking to save environment. So in this series the students of National Institute of Fashion Technology launched E-Magazine to save trees. National Institute of Fashion Technology has its own significance place in our country. Government of India established this institute under ministry of textile in New Delhi in 1987.

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CLEANING up the Bhopal gas tragedy site has led to a new inter-state dispute with Gujarat moving the Supreme Court against a Madhya Pradesh court order that a part of toxic waste from Bhopal can be disposed of in a Gujarat facility.

New Delhi: Centre wants it to be incinerated at Ankleshwar, Gujarat says already a huge backlog

A case between the Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh governments pending before the Supreme Court over disposal of nearly 350 metric tonnes of toxic waste lying at the now defunct Union Carbide India Ltd (UCIL) -- now Dow Chemicals -- plant in Bhopal for over 24 years seems far from being settled.

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New Delhi: Indian scientists are all set to take a relook at one of the country

At National Park of the capital or Van Vihar, though something new or the other is frequently organised, moreover planning of adopting new animals is going on rapidly. Till now, seven wild animals are adopted by the people of state capital other part of the country. From this they are properly taking care off.