Our Gwalior, Gwalior (2025)

11/07/2025

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02/07/2025

Gwalior’s newly constructed and most expensive “Mahal Road”, has become a symbol of poor construction.

This road has collapsed 10 times in the last 10 days due to rains and it was built just a month ago. The road could not even withstand the first spell of rains.
This road, connecting Madhav Nagar to Chetakpuri, is part of a ₹19 crore water drain project. Around ₹4.30 crore was spent specifically on building this stretch, popularly known as Mahal Road, as it leads to the palace of Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia.

However, what was supposed to be a sign of development has now become a topic of public anger and mockery. Locals say that whenever it rains, the road collapses at multiple points, forming massive potholes. Residents are angry over the condition of road, despite having such a huge budget, the road quality is worse than that of village roads.
People who travel this route daily say they had hoped the months-long inconvenience due to roadwork and drain pipeline installation would finally end with a good road. But the reality turned out to be worse. The road has been collapsing repeatedly, raising serious questions about the quality of materials and workmanship.
The administration trying to cover up the issue. As soon as a collapse is reported, workers rush to the spot, fill the pits with gravel using machines, without any proper repair or accountability.

Public anger is now at its peak. Many allege massive corruption in the road construction process. Several other roads in Gwalior are also in poor condition, with heavy rains causing major damage citywide.
After mounting pressure, Gwalior Collector Ruchika Singh Chauhan has formed a two-member inquiry committee to investigate the repeated collapse of Mahal Road. The committee has been given five days to submit its report.
Meanwhile, the issue has taken a political turn, with the Congress party raising questions and targeting the ruling government over corruption in Smart City projects. As of now, citizens await action and answers, while the road that cost crores continues to crumble under the slightest rainfall.

27/06/2025

Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia flagged off the inaugural run of the Gwalior–SMVT Bengaluru Weekly Express (Train No. 11085/86) on Thursday, June 26.

The new direct train from Gwalior to Bengaluru was flagged off at 3 PM from platform number 4 of Gwalior railway station.

Regular service will begin from Gwalior on July 4 and from Bengaluru on June 29. The train will run once a week, connecting major cities like Bhopal, Nagpur, Kacheguda, Dhone, and Dharmavaram, and will complete the journey in about 40 hours.

The train was flagged off from platform number 4 of Gwalior railway station at 3 PM. The launch ceremony was attended virtually by Chief Minister D. Mohan Yadav and Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw.

Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia was present at the station and will flag off the train.

The special train (number 01086) left Gwalior at 4 PM and will reach SMVT Bengaluru at 8:35 AM on June 28.

It will pass through Bhopal, Nagpur, Kacheguda, Dhone, and Dharmavaram. The train has 22 coaches, including sleeper, AC general, and economy class coaches.

After flagging off the train, Jyotiraditya Scindia boarded the train. He will travel through Shivpuri to Guna.

In Guna, he will get down and attend local events. During the journey, he is expected to interact with passengers and collect feedback.

After leaving Gwalior, the train will stop at Shivpuri, Guna, Ashoknagar, Bina, Vidisha, and Bhopal, then go via Nagpur to reach Bengaluru.

The full journey will take around 40 hours.

22/06/2025

Gwalior Police have arrested Harsh Rai, the driver of the Thar involved in the tragic accident that killed a mother and daughter in Gwalior on Friday night. Harsh is the son of BJP corporator Rekha Chandan Rai from the Municipal Corporation. He was also wanted in connection with a shooting incident that took place in April and had been absconding since then.

A video has surfaced showing Harsh performing dangerous stunts. In the footage, he is seen standing with the driver’s door open while the black Thar is in motion, with a friend in the passenger seat mirroring the stunt. The video is believed to have been recorded shortly before the fatal accident, at the same location where the incident occurred.

The accident took place near Motijheel at the Badnapura turn on Friday night, where the speeding Thar hit a family riding a bike. Police responded promptly and rushed the injured to the hospital, where doctors declared the mother and daughter dead. The son sustained injuries. Harsh Rai was taken into custody late Saturday night.

Harsh told police - Thar is with friend Station in-charge Jitendra Tomar reached Harsh while searching for the Thar. During questioning, he said that his Thar is with his friend. He also said that he was not in the city at the time of the accident. When police traced Harsh’s mobile location, it was found that he was at the scene on Friday night. This confirmed that Harsh was driving the Thar.

According to police, shots were fired at Ankush in Gwalior on April 7. Harsh Rai is accused in this shooting case. He is listed as absconding in police records. It is also being reported that some people connected to politics are supporting Harsh.

21/06/2025

Gwalior : A shocking incident has come to light from Gwalior where a 16-year-old girl was allegedly r***d by the owner of a coaching center inside the premises of the institute. The incident occurred on Friday afternoon.

According to police reports, the accused, Vipul Srivastava, runs a coaching center in Chandan Nagar. The victim, a resident of Gwalior, used to attend classes at his center.
On Friday around 11 a.m., she arrived for her class. After the session ended and other students had left, Vipul allegedly asked her to stay back under the pretext of teaching grammar. He then sent the remaining students home and, once alone with her, Once they were alone, Vipul allegedly r***d the girl and threatened to kill her if she told anyone about the incident, including her classmates or family.

when the girl didn’t return home, her mother went to the coaching center. There, Vipul tried to mislead her by lying that her daughter had already left for home. Meanwhile, he attempted to sneak the girl out through another door. However, the truth could not be hidden. As soon as the girl came out of the coaching center, she saw her mother and broke down in tears. She then revealed Vipul’s heinous act.

Gwalior police official Asif Mirza from the Thatipur police station said that based on the girl’s complaint, a case has been registered against the accused under charges of r**e and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. The accused has been arrested.

09/06/2025

The Madhya Pradesh League (MPL) is set to return for its latest season which will begin on June 12. The matches are scheduled to take place at the Shrimant Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Stadium in Shankarpur, Gwalior. The tournament was originally planned to be held in Indore from May 27, but has now been relocated due to the imminent arrival of monsoon.

Gwalior hosted the inaugural edition of the MPL last year and will once again serve as the home ground. The familiarity of the venue is expected to support both players and organisers. The Gwalior Division Cricket Association (GDCA) under the aegis of the MP Cricket Association, will oversee the conduct of the tournament.

The men’s teams are Gwalior Cheetahs, Bhopal Leopards, Jabalpur Royal Lions, Rew Jaguars, Indore Pink Panthers, Chambal Ghariyals, Bundelkhand Bulls. The women’s teams are Chambal Ghariyals, Bhopal Wolves, Bundelkhand Bulls.

04/06/2025

An 18-year-old NEET aspirant died by su***de after reportedly seeing lower-than-expected marks in his answer sheet. The tragic incident took place on Tuesday night in the Shatabdipuram area of Gwalior.

The deceased, identified as Nikhil Pratap Rathore, used his father’s licensed revolver to shoot himself. His family rushed to the room upon hearing the gunshot and immediately took him to the hospital, where doctors declared him dead on arrival.

According to police, Nikhil was under stress after reviewing his NEET (National Eligibility cm Entrance Test) answer sheet. His parents had asked him about his performance earlier in the evening. Upset by the low scores, he went to a room on the lower floor of their house and shot himself with his father’s firearm.

Nikhil’s father, Brijbhan Singh Rathore, is a retired army personnel. The family resides in Shatabdipuram and is known to be supportive of Nikhil’s academic pursuits. According to relatives, Nikhil was extremely serious about his studies and was regularly escorted to his coaching classes by his father. His elder brother is currently pursuing a B.Tech degree.

Maharajpura Police have seized the weapon and launched a full investigation. CSP Nagendra Singh Sikarwar confirmed that while preliminary information suggests academic stress was the reason behind the su***de, all possible angles are being investigated.

03/06/2025

First COVID Case Reported in Shriram Colony, Harishankarpuram – Gwalior Records Fresh Entry of Coronavirus.
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28/05/2025

A shocking incident has come to light from Gwalior, where a 10-year-old boy sustained a facial injury after a blade was found embedded inside a bar of Dettol soap. The boy, Ansh Tomar, was bathing when he suddenly felt a sharp sting on his cheek. Upon inspection, his family discovered a blade protruding from the soap, which had caused the cut and bleeding.

The incident occurred on Monday evening in Anand Nagar, Bahodapur. Ansh had just returned from playing with friends when his mother asked him to take a bath. As he rubbed the soap on his face, the blade inside caused a cut on his cheek. Hearing his cries, his father, Angad Singh Tomar, rushed into the bathroom and was shocked to find a razor blade embedded inside the soap bar.

Angad Tomar immediately took the soap to the nearby Mohit Kirana Store, from where the soap had been purchased. He had bought ten 10-rupee soap bars on May 21 along with his monthly groceries. The shopkeeper, Mohit, was equally surprised and exchanged the bar with a new one. However, to their horror, the second soap also contained a blade when examined at home.

“This could have taken my son’s life,” said Angad Tomar, who has since filed a formal complaint with the National Consumer Helpline by dialing 1915 and through its online platform. He has also submitted the matter to the local consumer forum, seeking strict action against the manufacturer and demanding accountability.

Tomar warned that if no substantial action is taken, he will escalate the matter to the courts. “Such negligence is unacceptable. It’s not just a product defect, it’s a threat to life,” he said.

10/05/2025

Domestic flight services from Gwalior, which were suspended for the past three days amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan following the launch of Operation Sindoor, will resume today. Flights to and from Gwalior were put on hold as a precautionary measure.

Airport Director Shishir Yadav confirmed that flights to Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru will now operate as scheduled from Saturday onward. To ensure passenger safety, enhanced security measures have been implemented at the Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Terminal.

Police forces, in coordination with the CISF, have been deployed at the airport to oversee the safety of passengers and flight operations. Authorities have advised all travelers to arrive at the airport at least two hours prior to departure for security screening.

Security Measures in Place:
• Strict screening of all passengers entering the terminal.
• Increased surveillance around the airport by police forces.
• Only ticketed passengers will be allowed entry into the terminal.
• Action will be taken against unauthorized individuals found near the airport.

09/05/2025

Gwalior is rapidly deploying a citywide siren alert system designed to cover all 66 municipal wards. The initiative, aimed at enabling swift citizen warnings during crises,

Following escalating tensions between India and Pakistan and repeated drone attack attempts by Pakistan on Indian military bases, the Maharajpura Air Force Station in Gwalior has been placed on high alert. Security has been intensified in and around the airbase, with police conducting round-the-clock checks within a five-kilometer radius and throughout the city.

The Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Air Terminal, which connects Gwalior to major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, is expected to remain shut until further notice.

To support residents during this emergency, a 24-hour control room has been established at the Control Command Center in Moti Mahal. Citizens can report emergencies or request assistance by calling the public helpline number 0751-2646606.

Police have blocked unauthorized access to all roads leading to the airbase, including Bhind-Itawa Road, DD Nagar Road, Gola Ka Mandir, and the Gwalior Bypass. Entry into the airbase is now restricted to those with official military clearance.

Security checks have also been stepped up across the city, especially at the four main entry points and central junctions.

City-Wide Emergency Measures in Place

In response to a recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam and subsequent military actions by India, Pakistan has intensified its aggression toward both Indian military and civilian areas. As Gwalior hosts a major air force base, it is considered one of the 244 highly sensitive cities in the country.

District Collector Ruchika Chauhan has ordered constant monitoring of the emergency control room, ensuring staff remain on duty around the clock. The administration urges residents to stay alert and report any unusual activities immediately.

08/05/2025

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