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madhya pradesh high court heard arguments on the Bhojshala Temple-Kamal Maula Mosque dispute. The Muslim side argued the site is historically a mosque, with no clear evidence of a Saraswati temple by Raja Bhoj. They cited revenue records and continuous occupation, asserting legal rights for mosque management. The court continues hearing the matter.

The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court has directed authorities to immediately ensure basic facilities at examination centers, including proper ventilation, cooling, and drinking water, for upcoming competitive exams like NEET. The court emphasized that conducting exams in unsafe conditions violates students' right to live with dignity and can impact their performance.

The madhya pradesh high court has reinstated Inspector Vinod Singh Rathore, overturning his dismissal following a 2022 incident where three officers died. The court found his actions, including deploying seven of eleven personnel and equipping them with available weapons, did not constitute misconduct. His distinguished 27-year service record, marked by bravery awards, was also considered, emphasizing proportionate punishment.

Claims recovered idols at site represent Jain traditions

The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission is set to announce the Madhya Pradesh State Eligibility Test Result 2026 soon, likely in May. The result, along with category-wise cut-offs, will be released online. Qualified candidates will receive a lifetime-valid certificate for Assistant Professor eligibility and can check their status using their roll number on the official website.

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The madhya pradesh high court received intriguing findings from the Archaeological Survey of India regarding the Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Mosque in Dhar. The ASI highlighted that this mosque was established with pieces from Parmar-era temples, with prior sculptures of deities showing signs of purposeful defacement and carvings obliterated.

The Supreme Court has intensified vigilance in the National Chambal Gharial Sanctuary following severe criticism of state governments over rampant sand mining. Justices directed UP, Rajasthan, and MP to install Wi-Fi CCTV cameras and develop a uniform SOP to combat illegal mining. The court warned of paramilitary deployment and mining bans if states fail to act.