Tina Khatri

MPBSE 2026 results show rising student participation but declining performance across Classes 10 and 12.

Across tribal districts of Madhya Pradesh, women sarpanches are breaking the “Sarpanch-Pati” system where male relatives often held real power.

Abhigyan Purohit, an electrical engineering graduate from SGSITS Indore, has been selected as scientist/engineer at ISRO after years of repeated near-misses in competitive exams.

The Board of Secondary Education, Madhya Pradesh introduced dual-track Mathematics—Standard and Basic—offering flexibility to students in Indore.

Indore remained under Orange Alert as temperatures hit 43.6°C, 4 degrees above normal, with night temperatures also unusually high at 30°C.

Forest Department sealed a sawmill in Tigriya Badshah after officials found unauthorized structural modifications at the unit.

JEE Advanced 2026 was held in 2 sessions on Sunday for IIT admissions. Students in Indore faced traffic near exam centres and strict security checks. Experts said the paper focused on analytical thinking and lengthy calculations, making it mentally tiring. Students found Paper 2 tougher, especially Physics and Mathematics. IIT Roorkee will release response sheets on May 21 and results on June 1.

JEE Advanced 2026 concluded amid heavy traffic, biometric screening and strict dress code enforcement at Indore examination centres on Sunday. According to mentor Atil Arora, the IIT Roorkee paper emphasised conceptual linkage, exhaustive option elimination and lengthy calculations over memorisation.

Indore Forest Circle has ranked first in Madhya Pradesh's State Level Annual Biodiversity Awards 2024–25, the MP State Biodiversity Board confirmed. The circle was recognised for its Access and Benefit Sharing work, under which royalties from industries using local flora and fauna are channelled to village Biodiversity Management Committees for community development.

Indore's JEE Advanced 2026 toppers achieved success through different strategies. AIR 18 holder and IIT Kanpur Zone topper Riddhesh Bendale focused on improving speed, accuracy and analysing mistakes through his "Black Book of Errors." Meanwhile, Anushka Agrawal, the highest-ranked female candidate in the zone (CRL 859), relied on a disciplined study routine and consistency.