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Institutional Report | Indore Controversy Surfaces at SGSITS Over Former Official's Unusual Request By TINA KHATRI Published April 10, 2026 A controversy has surfaced at Shri Govindram Seksaria Institute of Technology and Science (SGSITS) after its former Controller of Examinations, Leeladhar Malviya, made a highly unusual and extreme request following his removal from the post. According to institute sources, Malviya, who was recently relieved of his responsibilities, penned a letter to the director seeking a specific and inappropriate permission: to “die outside his room.” The statement, described as extreme by those within administrative and academic circles, has triggered widespread concern regardi...

Campus Protest SGSITS Students Protest Sharp Fee Hike; Semester Cost Crosses Rs 1 Lakh By TINA KHATRI Indore, Madhya Pradesh | April 10, 2026 BREAKING UPDATES Indore: Students of Shri Govindram Seksaria Institute of Technology and Science (SGSITS) staged a protest on campus on Friday against a steep increase in fees, alleging that the cost of technical education at the government-aided institute has more than doubled in the past three years. A large number of students gathered inside the campus, raising slogans and demanding an immediate rollback of the revised fee structure. The protest remained peaceful, with students sitting in groups and highlighting the financial burden on families. Fee Hike Over Thre...

From Modest Homes to High Scores: Ahilya’s of Indore By TINA KHATRI Indore is not merely observing results this year—it is witnessing a profound sociological shift. Girls are stepping into higher secondary outcomes with formidable scores, crystalline goals, and a sustained performance that is reshaping the very architecture of educational progress at the grassroots level. When placed against the long, arduous narrative of education in Madhya Pradesh, this change becomes even sharper. The 2011 Census recorded female literacy at a mere 59.2%, trailing significantly behind the 78.7% literacy rate for males—a chasm of nearly 20 percentage points. While enrolment numbers have swelled and the gender gap has narrowed over the last decade, education data has consistently flagged a recurring heartbreak: girls remain the most vulnerable to ...

Breaking News Leopard Sighting in Sulkhedi Near Mangaliya Triggers Panic; Forest Department on Alert By TINA KHATRI Indore, Madhya Pradesh | April 10, 2026 ⚠️ ALERT: Villagers report a group of four leopards (2 adults, 2 cubs) moving through agricultural fields. Indore, Madhya Pradesh: Panic has gripped residents of Sulkhedi village near Mangaliya after multiple leopard sightings were reported in the area. Local villagers witnessed a group of four leopards—including two adults and two cubs—moving through agricultural fields and nearby forest patches during the early morning hours. Movement of leopards in the area is being closely monitored by authorities. Residents, including Tarun Yadav , reported ...

B.Ed students gain insight into sustainable living at Jimmy McGilligan Centre B.Ed students gain firsthand insight into sustainable living at Jimmy McGilligan Centre Indore, April 9: Students of environmental education from the School of Education, Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV), visited the Jimmy McGilligan Centre for Sustainable Development on April 8, gaining practical exposure to eco-friendly and sustainable practices. The group arrived at the Centre around 10 a.m. and was received by its founder, Dr. Janak Palta McGilligan. During the visit, she shared her life journey and highlighted the work carried out alongside her late husband, Jimmy McGilligan, in promoting sustainable lifestyles and community welfare. Their initiatives have benefited thousands of families. The Centre demonstrates a range of sustainable technologies, including solar thermal cooking using solar box cookers and parabolic cookers, which can be used for various cookin...

Spring Harvest Special | April 14, 2026 Paper Into Magic: Your DIY Weekend Adventure! By TINA KHATRI Hey Creators! Get ready to sprinkle some magic on your weekend! This is your special invitation to dive into a world of wiggly wings, flappy feathers, and clever little critters—all made by your own hands. Imagine a paper bag turning into a wise little owl, with eyes that blink with curiosity and a beak that whispers secrets. Every snip, fold, and glue-stick moment is a chance to experiment, play, and bring your ideas to life. It’s not just crafting—it’s turning imagination into something real. Guessing Game: Paper Bag Owl ...

Exclusive Education Report Math Markets to AI Days: Indore Schools Armed for Hands-on Learning By TINA KHATRI Indore News Bureau | April 9, 2026 From students running mini-markets to calculate profit and loss to building logic-based chatbots in classrooms, Indore is preparing for a radical classroom makeover. With the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) rolling out its 2026 curriculum reforms, Indore schools are moving past the drawing board and into the "skill lab." As the new academic session starts, Indore schools are making learning practical. Students will tackle real-world problems in activity-based classrooms, AI labs, and cross-subject projects, equipping them with the critical thinking, creativity, and applied skills needed for today’s challenges. Students are actively working with AI and pr...