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Special Feature: Angels of Indore ANGELS OF INDORE: The Guardian of the Green Canopy By Tina Khatri | April 5, 2026 Angel: Sangeeta Thakur, FRO Endorser: Pradeep Mishra, DFO-SF In the bustling urban sprawl of Indore, where concrete often contends with the sky, there exists a silent, green revolution. At its helm is Sangeeta Thakur. As the first woman Territorial Forest Range Officer in Indore, Thakur is redefining what it means to be a civil servant, blending the discipline of management with the heart of an educator. For Sangeeta, the forest isn’t just a jurisdiction; it’s her heritage. A Legacy in the Soil ...

District Alert Leopard Attacks Trigger Panic in Sanwer and Mhow Regions Forest Department on High Alert Following Dual Attacks in 24 Hours By Tina Khatri | April 3, 2026 Indore/Mhow: Fear has gripped the rural belts of Indore district after two separate leopard attacks on farmers occurred within a span of just 24 hours, prompting heightened vigilance and emergency safety measures. Incident 1: Sanwer Location: Sullakhedi Village Victim: Arjun, s/o Mangilal Attacked at 9:00 AM Friday while working in fields. Sustained deep lacerations to head and jaw. Currently stable at M.Y. Hospital. Incident 2: Mhow Location: Damali (Kushalgarh) Victim: Arjun (50), s/o Dariya Attacked Thursday e...

Discover Barwani and Julwania MP Travel Diaries | The Hidden Gems By Tina Khatri | Reporting from Barwani Nestled in the southwestern part of Madhya Pradesh, Barwani district is a captivating region where history, culture, and natural beauty converge. Often referred to as the “Paris of Nimar,” Barwani is a lush, green sanctuary waiting to be explored by curious travellers. Julwania: The Tranquil Gateway Julwania, lying along National Highway 52, offers a glimpse into authentic rural life. Shaded by towering banyan trees, its mud-brick houses hint at centuries-old building traditions. For those seeking regional flavours, the MPT Midway Treat acts as the perfect gateway to the district’s deeper treasures. Bawangaja: Awe in Stone Set i...

We Choose How We Live TERI Students Turn to the Sun in Indore By Tina Khatri | April 3, 2026 “We don’t have a choice of how we die, but we have a choice in how we live.” — Padma Shri Janak Palta McGilligan Welcoming a group of M.Tech students from the TERI School of Advanced Studies to the Jimmy McGilligan Centre for Sustainable Development in Indore, Dr. Janak Palta McGilligan urged the next generation of engineers to move beyond theory. Her message was clear: sustainability begins with individual responsibility and everyday choices. The sun provides more energy than we need. The question is whether we choose to use it. Giridarshan: A Living Laboratory Operating from her residence, Giridarsha...

Summer Art Camp 2026: Creativity & Fun | Tina Khatri Summer Art Camp 2026: Creativity & Fun BY TINA KHATRI 📅 Dates: 20 April – 30 May 2026 ⏰ Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM (Mon-Fri) 🧒 Ages: 4 to 16 years 📍 Venue: The Imagination Station, Baikunth Dham Colony, near Saket and Anand Bazar, Indore. 🎨 What’s in Store? Led by artist Pooja Patidar , this camp features hands-on skills: 🔸 Sand Art on Canvas: Layer vibrant, textured designs. 🔹 Stone Art: Decorate creative ornaments and décor. 🔸 Paper Craft: Design 3D models and floral textures. 🔹 Doodle Art & Drawing: Fun drawing techniques and perspective. 🔸 Tissue Paper Art: Soft flowers and patterns. Ready to Join? Fee: ₹3,000 (Includes materials + Certificate) ...

Cool Quotient: Summer Survival 2026 | Tina Khatri Cool Quotient BY TINA KHATRI As April sun begins to bake Indore streets, focus shifts from "things" to "thriving." This isn't about plastic eggs; it’s about stellar power, zero-waste snacks, and sustainable chilling. We embrace Solar Science to refresh both home and headspace. 1. Hydration-Station: Solar Mint Infusion Why use a kettle when you have a star? Sun Water uses gentle solar heat to extract flavors without bitterness. Method: Place a jar with water, fresh mint, and cucumber in direct sunlight for 3 hours. Result: Spa-quality hydration with zero electricity. ...

Education Analysis | Special Report MP Sees Surge in Public School Enrolments, But Learning Gaps Persist By Tina Khatri | April 2, 2026 Madhya Pradesh aims to enrol 1.45 crore students in public schools this academic session, reflecting rising parental trust. Yet, behind this surge lies a worrying gap: many students continue to lag in foundational literacy and numeracy. The state has invested heavily to encourage attendance, allocating ₹250 crore for laptops , ₹100 crore for scooters , and ₹210 crore for bicycles . While these measures have increased enrolments by 32.4 per cent last year, education experts warn that incentives do not automatically improve core learning outcomes. 32.4% Enrollment Jump Record high parental trust in govt schools. ...