Three of a family killed as 50-year-old house collapses in Singrauli; MP roundup of the day

A 50-year-old ancestral house collapsed in Singrauli. Eight people were buried under the debris at the time. A father, a grandmother and a daughter died, while five people are injured. The government has announced compensation of Rs 1 lakh each to the families of the dead.

In Gwalior, a dispute broke out between a young man on a motorcycle and traffic policemen. When an ASI raised a hand against the youth, he slapped the ASI in return. He told the policeman, "You are our servant." A constable then beat the youth with a pipe.

The Gwalior High Court received a threatening email, sent in the name of a Khalistani organisation. The email threatens to blow up Diljit Dosanjh's concert in Indore with an IED. Diljit has meanwhile said he will certainly come to Indore to eat poha.

In Mandsaur, a 7-year-old girl was raped and murdered. The accused struck the girl on the head with a stone and then hid the body in the hollow trunk of a tree. Police have arrested the accused.

In Sheopur, a child was seriously injured in a string bomb (sutli bomb) blast. The blast burst a glass, and a piece of it entered the child's abdomen, causing his intestines to come out. The child has been referred to Kota for treatment. His friend also lost consciousness.

A large crowd of devotees is gathering at the Ratangarh Mata fair in Datia. More than 10 lakh people had had darshan by afternoon. People bitten by snakes also come to the Mata's shrine here. Two thousand police personnel have been deployed for security.

Cold is setting in across the state. Karaundi in Katni district was the coldest, where the mercury fell below 11 degrees. According to the Meteorological Department, the temperature may drop by a further 1 to 2 degrees over the next 4 days.

A day care unit for children's cancer treatment has started in Rewa. The heart ICU will now have 20 beds. The Deputy CM inaugurated new health facilities at 3 hospitals in Rewa.

In Burhanpur, a farmer family performed a godh bharai (baby-shower) ritual for a pregnant cow. The family decorated the cow and hosted a feast for villagers. The ritual was performed considering the cow a part of the household.

The second phase of former Chief Minister Digvijaya Singh's "Satya Sanatan Swabhiman Yatra" will begin on 11 November. The yatra will resume after the Diwali holidays.