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A daring overnight theft at Madhya Pradesh's Narwar Fort has left authorities scrambling after a 3,000 kg Scindia-era cannon was stolen by an armed gang.

A 16th-century historic cannon was stolen from Narwar Fort in Madhya Pradesh's Shivpuri district after 25–30 armed men allegedly threatened security guards and fled with it in a loading vehicle. The c...

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Madhya Pradesh has reported the death of a man in a suspected encounter with a tiger, but in a geography not known so far to have human-animal conflicts. The 50-year-old was killed in the attack on April 24 near Narwar in Shivpuri district. The area is in the vicinity of the Madhav National Park, recently accorded tiger reserve status. Sarwan, a tribal from Airawan village, was bathing on the banks of a water body when he was reportedly dragged away by the wild cat. Villagers found his partly-eaten body. They said a tigress, coined the name ‘MT 6’ by the Madhav National Park management, had been seen some 200 metres from the spot where the body lay. The animal had been reported in the area for some weeks. On April 25, protesting villagers erected a blockade on the Shivpuri-Narwar road, demanding that the tigress be captured. Two days on, the forest department tranquilised the animal and put her in a fenced enclosure at the national park. The forest department is yet to confirm if this was a tiger kill. “We are awaiting the forensics report to ascertain if the villager was killed by a tiger; and if so, by which...

The fighter plate of airfares was crashy in Dehrata village near Narwar in Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh. Shivpuri Collector Ravindra Kumar Chaudhary says that the medical team, local administrative and police officers reached Maike as soon as the incident was received. The injured pilot was given first aid. 4.45 Aerfars helicopters Danene left with the pilot. The pilots are completely safe.