Tina Khatri is an Author. She focuses on themes of education, including educational policy and school administration, as well as the intersection of spirituality and animal welfare. Tina's work has been featured in The Free Press Journal and Teeth Magazine.
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Tina Khatri's coverage is primarily focused on local events and announcements in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India. She frequently cites data and government announcements related to education, environment, and other local issues.
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By: Tina Khatri
Indore resident Pranay Gupta is sending thousands of eco-friendly Ganesha idols made from cow dung to devotees across India as a tribute to his late father. The self-funded initiative promotes sustainable celebrations and follows traditional guidelines. Produced in multiple cities, the idols also support rehabilitation efforts by training former street dwellers in moulding, painting and packaging.
By: Tina Khatri
Indore and Bhopal dominate Madhya Pradesh's entries in the EducationWorld India School Rankings, accounting for more than four in five ranked day schools. Indore's Daly College secured a five-star Ivy League rating, while The Sanskaar Valley School, Bhopal, ranked No 1 nationally in the co-ed day-cum-boarding category. The rankings assessed 4,500 schools across 14 parameters.
By: Tina Khatri
Students of Shri Govindram Seksaria Institute of Technology and Science (SGSITS) showcased innovative solutions at the Best Out of Waste competition during AAROHAN 2026. Organised by the Department of Industrial and Production Engineering, the event featured interlocking bricks made from plastic waste, skid-resistant road surfaces, rapid composters, waste segregation dustbins and handicrafts, etc.
By: Tina Khatri
Schools in Indore are preparing CBSE Class 10 students for strict answer-sheet section rules under the On-Screen Marking system. Answers written in the wrong subject section may receive zero marks, with no scope for recovery through post-result verification or re-evaluation.
By: Tina Khatri
The reported practice of 'dummy enrolment', under which students remain registered with schools but attend coaching centres instead of regular classes, is also a matter for scrutiny. Irregular attendance can limit participation in laboratory sessions, internal assessments and regular classroom instruction.
By: Tina Khatri
Residents of Umariya Khurd near Crescent Water Park in Indore panicked after a leopard reportedly entered a house on Thursday morning. Locals claimed the animal appeared injured around its head, possibly due to pellets. However, the injuries remain unconfirmed. A purported video has circulated online. The Forest Department is yet to confirm the leopard's condition or rescue status.
By: Tina Khatri
Panic gripped Indore's Umariya Khurd village for the second consecutive day as an injured leopard remained at large near Crescent Water Park. The limping animal, suffering head injuries, was spotted near residential areas and agricultural fields. Forest officials deployed two rescue cages and launched searches. Villagers demanded urgent action, fearing attacks on residents and livestock.
By: Tina Khatri
An injured leopard rescued in Indore was trapped after a three-day search in Umariya Khurd near Crescent Water Park. The Umariya Khurd leopard rescue operation concluded successfully after forest officials repositioned cages and used bait. The leopard, spotted near Ujjaini Road with head and facial injuries, was shifted to Indore Zoo for urgent medical examination and treatment.
By: Tina Khatri
Forest officers in Indore seized a commercial vehicle carrying illegal timber near Phoenix Citadel Mall after the driver failed to produce a valid Transit Permit. The Indore Forest Department registered a preliminary offense report and impounded the vehicle. The incident highlights ongoing timber smuggling, staff shortages, illegal logging and enforcement challenges across state's forest ranges.
ndian Railways received 1,00,280 complaints in 2022-23 about unavailable water in coach toilets and washbasins. Of these, 33,937 (33.84%) were addressed beyond the stipulated timeline. Of 24 automatic coach-washing plants inspected, eight were non-operational due to breakdowns or repairs.
