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MP Dinbhar, 10 Big News Stories: Guard Crushed by Car Twice; Free Bus Travel for Women for 48 Hours; Karni Sena Clashes, Two Killed.›

MP: Click above to watch the top 10 selected news stories of the day in a video. You can also read about the top 10 news stories in detail here. So, let's find out what was special in MP today... 1. Karni Sena factions clash in Ujjain, 2 killed; armed associates called after altercation: Two groups affiliated with the Karni Sena came face to face during an argument at a liquor party in Kanipura, Ujjain. As the dispute escalated...

ABVP activists enter Indore Collector's office premises by breaking barricades: Protest over the poor condition of government colleges; attempt to break gate.›

In protest against the deteriorating conditions in government colleges of Madhya Pradesh, activists of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) staged a sit-in demonstration outside the Indore Collector's office on Thursday. The activists were demanding that their memorandum be submitted to Collector Shivam Verma. During the protest, the activists broke through the barricades set up outside the Collector's office and entered the premises. Following this, they proceeded towards the gate of the office.

AICTSL's gift to women on Raksha Bandhan: Free travel from Indore to Bhopal, Sagar, and other cities; no fare required in intercity buses.›

Women have received significant relief on Raksha Bandhan. Atal Indore City Transport Services Limited (AICTSL) has launched a 48-hour free intercity bus travel facility for women. Under this initiative, women will be able to travel without paying fare in chartered buses running from Indore to major cities. This facility commenced on August 27th at 6 am and will remain in effect until August 29th at 6 am. In other words, women can travel around Raksha Bandhan...

In Madhya Pradesh, Congress has launched a 'funeral procession for inflation': sugar was distributed in Ratlam, onion garlands were worn in Maihar; tea without sugar was made in Khargone.›

In response to rising inflation in the country, the Madhya Pradesh Congress held demonstrations across the state on Thursday. In Ratlam, the Congress protested by distributing sugar to passersby. In Maihar, activists demonstrated wearing onion garlands around their necks, holding empty gas cylinders and tea kettles. Protests were held in Indore at Rajwada and 24 blocks of the city. At Rajwada, activists distributed sugar and cheese to people. A poster displayed "Modi Tera" (Modi is yours).

A joke on expensive sugar, the minister said it should become even more expensive: a young man stuck with Digvijay, then got away from him like that; BJP MLA told Jayvardhan - put your foot down.›

To watch a video of witty and candid conversations about Madhya Pradesh's politics, bureaucracy, and other events, click above. You can also read these news stories. 'Baat Khari Hai' will be available on the Dainik Bhaskar app every morning from 6 AM to Sunday. The minister jokingly dismissed the question of expensive sugar, saying that sweetness has become expensive during the festive season. Sugar prices are skyrocketing, and the common people are suffering. Regarding this, when Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya...

Bus fares as high as flight tickets on Raksha Bandhan: Going anywhere from Bhopal and Indore is three times more expensive; the government also increased fares by 40% this month.›

The train was so crowded that we had to travel while hanging on and facing many difficulties. We didn't get a train today, so now we are going by bus. The bus ticket is also very expensive right now, costing around two to three thousand rupees. Aarti Kharwar shared her experience with Bhaskar about waiting for a bus at the ISBT bus stand in Bhopal with her family. Aarti has five people with her and they have to go to Mumbai, but it's three times as expensive.

In Morena, 2 youths drowned in a river and their bodies were recovered. In Indore, a road caved in, creating a 20-foot deep pit. Schools are closed in Chhatarpur, and roads have been washed away in Agar-Malwa.›

The rain season continues in Madhya Pradesh. Bhopal is experiencing intermittent rainfall. The bodies of two young men from Gwalior, who were swept away by the Asan River in Morena, were recovered on Thursday. Rivers and streams are overflowing in Chhatarpur, leading to a school holiday being declared here. In Indore, a 20-foot deep pit has formed in the middle of the road at Valmiki Basti, located near Gadi Adda. Sheopur is experiencing intermittent rainfall since late night.