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"Students Should Become Job creators, Not Just Job Seekers"

Sagar Watch - January 23, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News, Chhatarpur/ Governor Mangubhai Patel attended the fifth convocation ceremony of Maharaja Chhatrasal Bundelkhand University, Chhatarpur, on Friday, on the occasion of Vasant Panchami.

He was given a Guard of Honour at the venue. During the ceremony, the Governor awarded PhD degrees to 19 students, gold medals to 46 students, and degrees to around 200 students.

Addressing the gathering, Governor Patel urged students to continuously improve their knowledge and skills to face new opportunities and challenges in life.

He said that degrees are not just certificates but a call to responsibility, and students should contribute to the nation through research, innovation, and hard work. He stressed the importance of truth, moral values, and environmental protection, calling them an integral part of Indian culture.

The Governor said education is not limited to schools and universities, but is also gained from family and society. He encouraged students to become job creators, not just job seekers, and praised the New Education Policy for giving a new direction to the country’s education system.

Forest and Environment Minister of State Dilip Ahirwar congratulated the students and said Madhya Pradesh is leading in implementing the New Education Policy. Other speakers highlighted discipline, confidence, social harmony, and the role of teachers in shaping a developed and self-reliant India.

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Chief Secretary Orders Crackdown on Mining Mafia

Sagar Watch - January 21, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News/ has directed all divisional commissioners, district collectors and superintendents of police to to eradicate from the state.

He ordered stringent action against illegal extraction, storage and transportation of minerals, holding district administrations and police accountable for effective enforcement.

Chairing a state-level review meeting through video conferencing, the Chief Secretary also issued strict instructions to ensure immediate and unhindered disbursal of relief amounts to victims of atrocities belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.

Stressing top priority, he said no procedural or administrative bottlenecks should be allowed in the distribution process, and concerned officials must ensure timely payments.

During the meeting, Mr. Jain reviewed the district-wise implementation of services under the Public Services Guarantee Act, directing officials to ensure that citizens receive notified services within the stipulated time limits.

He underlined that the Act is meant to guarantee timely service delivery to the public and must be implemented effectively and with measurable outcomes across all districts.

Reviewing agriculture department schemes, the Chief Secretary instructed officials to intensify awareness among farmers against stubble burning, highlighting its environmental and soil-related harms.

He warned that strict action should be taken against violators despite repeated advisories. The meeting also included a comprehensive review of the law and order situation in the state.

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Seasonal Advisory : Pale Wheat Signals Hungry Soil

Sagar Watch - January 21, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News, January 21, 2026/ Amid reports of and , the Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), , has issued an advisory to farmers, attributing the problem to deficiencies of .

According to KVK scientists, the symptoms—being widely observed across Sagar district and reported from other districts as well—are primarily caused by a lack of secondary nutrients such as sulphur and magnesium, and micronutrients including zinc, iron and manganese. Farmers have been advised to address the issue through timely foliar application of appropriate chemical fertilizers.

The advisory recommends using 150 litres of water per acre for spraying, preferably during morning or evening hours. If symptoms persist, a repeat spray after 10 days is advised. Farmers are also urged to closely observe crop symptoms to identify specific nutrient deficiencies.

In cases of severe or unclear symptoms, KVK, Sagar, has advised farmers to seek expert guidance from its scientists without delay.

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One More Pench Forest Tiger's Home Become Nauradehi

Sagar Watch - January 20, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News, January 20, 2026/ Amid a steady rise in , ’s largest protected forest area—the Nauradehi Tiger Reserve—has welcomed a new male tiger, marking an important step in strengthening the reserve’s long-term conservation strategy.

The three-year-old tiger, relocated from Kanha Tiger Reserve, was released late Sunday night into the Mohli Range under the supervision of the reserve management.

Key focus: genetic diversity and future population health

Forest experts say the introduction of the new tiger is expected to bring positive genetic variation among the existing tiger population in Nauradehi.

The change in gene pool will help reduce the risk of and support healthier future generations—an essential requirement for sustainable .

Strategic release location after village relocation

The tiger has been released in the Mohli Range, an area that recently became vacant following the relocation of six villages as part of the rehabilitation process.

This has created a large, undisturbed habitat suitable for wildlife. Authorities stated that the location was carefully selected to avoid immediate territorial conflict with existing tigers.

Over time, the tiger is expected to establish its own territory and adapt naturally to the forest environment.

From orphaned cub to independent hunter

The journey of the new tiger has been marked by survival and rehabilitation. In April 2023, at just four months old, the cub was separated from its mother in Pench Tiger Reserve.

It was later relocated to Kanha, where it underwent nearly two and a half years of systematic training in a controlled enclosure, learning hunting skills and navigating the forest.

Gradually, the tiger expanded its range and successfully hunted on its own, proving its readiness for release into the wild.

Official clearance and conservation expectations

Following an assessment of its age, health, and hunting ability, the granted permission for its relocation to Nauradehi.

Officials stated that the arrival of the new tiger is expected to positively influence the existing population and contribute to a more resilient tiger lineage in the reserve.

The development is seen as a significant milestone in Madhya Pradesh’s ongoing tiger conservation efforts, reinforcing the state’s position as a leading habitat for big cats in India.

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Deadlines Set for Water Testing and Housing Verification

Sagar Watch - January 20, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News/ The General Body meeting of the focused on reviewing the progress of major and issuing time-bound administrative directions.

Priority was given to ensuring safe drinking water, rural sanitation, housing verification, agricultural inputs, and beneficiary-oriented welfare schemes.

Key decisions included conducting a district-wide operation to test the quality of drinking water supplied under tap water schemes, with instructions to complete water quality testing within one month.

Verification of newly added names under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana–Gramin (Awas Plus 2.0) was directed to be completed by 31 January 2026.

Emphasis was also laid on maintaining cleanliness in rural schools, anganwadi centres, and other government institutions by utilising sanitation funds available under the 15th Finance Commission.

During departmental reviews, directions were issued to ensure the timely availability of fertilisers to farmers. Under the Chief Minister's Dairy Plus Scheme, departments were asked to place the list of selected beneficiaries before the House within three days.

Proposals received from members and public representatives under the Basti Vikas Yojana were informed to have been incorporated into the 2025–26 action plan and forwarded to the competent authority.

The meeting also stressed regular conduct of district- and block-level committee meetings, wider dissemination of information about government schemes to elected members, and effective publicity through print, electronic, and social media.

The meeting was held on 20 January 2026 at 3.00 pm in the District Panchayat conference hall, with the participation of elected representatives and district-level officers.

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Jal Jeevan Mission : Points that Fumed the Commissioner

Sagar Watch - January 19, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News/ The divisional review of the , chaired by , brings out serious administrative concerns that go beyond routine monitoring.

While the official narrative stresses “priority” and “quality,” the review itself exposes clear execution gaps, uneven district-wise performance and weak accountability on the ground.

Points that Fumed the Commissioner

The commissioner expressed strong displeasure over the poor pace of work in Chhatarpur, Panna and Damoh districts, where the Har Ghar Jal works have failed to achieve expected progress.

Despite repeated directives, the slow execution and lack of visible outcomes prompted sharp remarks, indicating that delays are no longer acceptable. The failure to translate sanctioned projects into actual household water connections clearly irked the chair.

Another point of concern was the lack of seriousness in maintenance, particularly the irregular cleaning of water tanks. The commissioner’s insistence on district-wise progress reports reflects frustration over the absence of systematic monitoring and documentation.

Key Lapses Highlighted

Delayed implementation of water supply projects in multiple districts, despite the mission being a declared government priority.
Poor maintenance protocols, especially in cleaning of water tanks in both urban and rural areas, risking water quality.
Inadequate reporting mechanisms, forcing the commissioner to demand separate district-wise progress reports.
Uneven performance across the division, with Niwari nearing completion while other districts lag far behind, pointing to administrative inconsistency.
Reactive rather than proactive approach by departments, as issues like non-functional handpumps still required top-level intervention.

Overall, the review reveals that the Jal Jeevan Mission in Sagar division is suffering not from lack of policy intent, but from weak execution, monitoring failures and lax field-level responsibility, prompting justified anger from the divisional head.

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Reunion: Officers shared emotional moments

Sagar Watch - January 19, 2026 0

Sagar Watch News/ A three-day reunion of the was held at the Jawaharlal Nehru Police Academy (JNPA), , from January 16 to 18, 2026.

The batch comprised 139 trainee officers, including 25 women and 114 men, who had undergone training at the academy. Sixteen officers have since passed away, while most of the remaining officers attended the reunion with their families.

Meeting after nearly 37 years, the officers fondly recalled their training days and shared emotional moments. Wearing identical tracksuits, they participated in physical training, parade drills, march-past, and sports events, reliving academy traditions.

The program was organised under the guidance of Additional Director General of Police (Training) Rajababu Singh and Inspector General and Sagar Zone Director Himani Khanna, and coordinated by JNPA Deputy Director Lovely Soni.

Senior police officers, retired officials and academy staff were present on the occasion. The officers appreciated the academy’s arrangements and hospitality. Mementos, group photo folders, saplings and copies of the Gita were presented as souvenirs.

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Police On Alert Mode, Minister Praises Yogcharya..,

Sagar Watch - January 18, 2026 0

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Minister Praises Yogacharya's Contribution

👉Renowned yoga guru has been unwell for the past few days. On Saturday, visited his residence to enquire about his health.

The minister gathered details of the ongoing treatment and wished him a speedy recovery. Praising Arya’s invaluable contribution to the field of yoga, Rajput also discussed yoga-related initiatives. Arya’s sons, journalist Vinod Arya and Subodh Arya, along with other family members, were present during the visit.

Marathon For “Health Awareness

👉A mega marathon was organised under the “” jointly by the , and the . The run was flagged off from the sports complex by 100-year-old freedom fighter .

Held in 3 km, 5 km and 10 km categories, the event saw participation of over 5,000 citizens. IMA officials highlighted awareness on , , , cleanliness and an active lifestyle, while winners were awarded cash prizes, medals and certificates.

Police On Alert Mode...

👉Ahead of the , intensive administrative and police preparations are underway in the area to ensure a peaceful and fair poll.

Senior officials jointly inspected all 30 polling booths, reviewing security arrangements, deployment, sensitive points and law and order. Authorities warned that any intimidation or irregularity will not be tolerated.

All booths have been declared secure, with special monitoring of sensitive areas to enable voters to cast their ballots fearlessly.

Tamrakar Samaj Mahila Cutural Meet

👉A grand New Year meet was organised by the , at Sahastrarjun Bhagwan Mangal Bhavan in a dignified and festive atmosphere. Sagar MLA Shailendra Kumar Jain and his wife Anu Jain were the chief guests.

The programme, entirely coordinated by women members, featured cultural performances and competitions. The MLA praised women’s leadership and social unity. Meritorious Class 10 and 12 students were also felicitated.

Khelo MP

👉Under the Madhya Pradesh Sports and Youth Welfare Department’s Khelo MP initiative, a prize distribution ceremony was held in Sagar after the conclusion of 20 block-level sports competitions. Sagar MLA Shailendra Kumar Jain attended as chief guest and encouraged the players.

Organised under the guidance of Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav and Sports Minister Vishwas Sarang, the Khelo MP Youth Games involve junior boys and girls in 28 sports. About 900 players from 11 blocks participated, while Sagar will host its first state-level judo event.

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