On Monday, a fight broke out on the Malwa Express between passengers and pantry car staff. The pantry staff attacked the passengers, injuring three, one of whom suffered a serious injury when he was hit with an ice pick, which lodged in his shoulder. He was taken to Shajapur District Hospital,...
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but the ice pick could not be removed and he was referred to Indore. Several pantry car staff members were detained by Maksai GRP. The fight started over seating and exit space on the train. The pantry staff assaulted three young men, one of whom was hit in the shoulder with an ice pick. The fight escalated to the point where the train’s emergency chain was pulled, causing it to stop. GRP officers who arrived at the scene were met with resistance, with hot water being thrown at them. They managed to secure the pantry car staff after a struggle. Passengers who had filmed the incident had their videos deleted by GRP officers. The incident has prompted concerns about the safety of passengers on trains, particularly given the growing number of similar incidents involving food vendors on trains.

The Indian Railway Ministry plans to introduce Vande Bharat Metro trains on three routes originating from Bhopal. These trains are expected to connect Bhopal to nearby cities and will have a maximum speed of 120 km per hour. The proposed routes include Bhopal-Hoshangabad-Itarsi-Betul, Bhopal-Bina-Sagar, and Bhopal-Sehore-Shujalpur-Shajapur. The tentative schedule for these...
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routes is expected to be released by the end of June. The trains will have 80% of their coaches reserved for pre-booked tickets and the remaining 20% can be purchased at the station or online through the UTS app.

The Malwa Superfast Express (train number 12919), en route from Ambedkar Nagar to Katra Vaishno Devi, experienced a coupling failure near Peer Umrod station, close to Maksi station in Shajapur district. This resulted in the train splitting into two parts, causing panic among the passengers. The coupling was repaired, but it...
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failed again near Berchha station, resulting in a delay of approximately two and a half hours. The incident caused significant inconvenience to passengers, especially those who had connecting trains to board in Bhopal. The train was eventually resumed, but only after extensive technical assistance and inspections, with the help of railway staff from Ujjain, Bhopal, and Ratlam.

This news update covers various topics related to Madhya Pradesh, India. It includes news about a rejected draft of Bhopal's master plan, a forecast of rainfall in 15 districts, a link for government employees to update their data, the release of results for the MP High School Teacher Selection Test...
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(HSTST) for Class 1, a last chance for Class 9 and 11 students to modify their records, an article about Digvijay Singh's campaign for a powerful position within the Congress party, a transfer list for IAS officers, a business idea to start an OTS with a 1 lakh investment, and an update on the release of Zuber Maulana and the pending action against police officers. In addition, there are details about railway stations: Khirkiya, Bina Junction, and Shajapur.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will virtually inaugurate the redevelopment of nine railway stations in Madhya Pradesh under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme on February 26th. The stations include Indore, Ujjain, Sehore, Shajapur, Nagda, Khachrod, Neemuch, Mandsaur, and Maksi. Additionally, the foundation stone for rail underbridges in Ratlam and Ujjain will...
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be laid, and another underbridge in Ratlam will be inaugurated. The Chief Minister, Dr. Mohan Yadav, will also participate in this event. A total of 80 railway stations in Madhya Pradesh are part of the Amrit Bharat Station Yojana, and the state government has also approved the construction of 105 railway overbridges to address traffic congestion.