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MP Anganwadi Recruitment Exposes Major Fraud as High-Scoring Candidates Fail Basic Hindi Test

Rajesh — Thu, 11 Dec 2025 10:57:37 +0000

A major fraud surfaced in the Rajgarh Anganwadi recruitment process after several candidates with more than 90% marks failed basic Hindi reading tests. The district administration detected suspicious marksheets from Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Vidarbha, Delhi and Rajasthan boards during document verification. One candidate with 93% marks could not recall her Class 12 subjects, while another pronounced “Arts” as “आरस.” Many women could not read simple Hindi lines despite showing 80–90% scores on their certificates.

Officials confirmed that over 70 applications were rejected due to forged or doubtful documents. An FIR has already been registered, and the District Education Officer has been asked to conduct a detailed verification. The Women and Child Development Department has now moved eligible candidates on the merit list to the next stage. Candidates who believe their documents are genuine can appeal before the ADM Court for a judicial review.

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MP Government to Freeze All Administrative Units After December 31, 2025 Ahead of Census 2027

Rajesh — Thu, 11 Dec 2025 05:01:00 +0000

Madhya Pradesh is heading for a major administrative shift as the state government announces that all administrative units will be frozen after December 31, 2025. The decision, issued through a formal directive, aims to ensure structural stability ahead of the Census 2027. The government has instructed all departments to complete any necessary changes—whether related to blocks, circles, or sub-units—before the deadline.

From January 1, 2026, no new units will be created, no boundaries will be altered, and no restructuring will be permitted until the census is completed. Officials stated that a fixed administrative framework is essential to maintain uniformity and accuracy in upcoming data collection. Once frozen, the entire hierarchy—from districts to blocks—will remain unchanged to avoid technical complications during enumeration.

The move marks a significant governance milestone designed to streamline the massive logistical preparations required for Census 2027.

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