Narendra Chadar, a 35-year-old trackman working at Bheraghat railway station in Jabalpur, committed suicide by jumping in front of a train with his wife and two daughters. The incident occurred near Bhitoni railway track on Wednesday morning. Narendra was reportedly under stress for a few days, but the reason for the...
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suicide remains unknown despite investigations. Narendra's family, colleagues, and acquaintances were interviewed, but the motive behind his actions couldn't be established. Narendra was known to be a hardworking and honest employee. He had married Reena in 2016, but their marriage was reportedly troubled. Reena had even stayed at her parents' house for a year due to the marital discord. It's also revealed that Narendra's father, Chokelal, had committed suicide by hanging himself 36 years ago. The initial investigation suggests health and financial difficulties as possible reasons for the suicide, but these remain unconfirmed.

A family from Sihora, Jabalpur, tragically ended their lives by jumping in front of a train at Bheraghat station. The reason behind this act is believed to be domestic disputes. The family included Naresh Chandrakar, his wife, and their three daughters, one of whom was an infant. Naresh was a Group...
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D employee of the Indian Railways. The GRP and Bheraghat Police are currently investigating the incident.

Ashwini Kumar Patel, a Border Security Force (BSF) soldier from Kugma village, Dhanwantri Nagar, Jabalpur, was found dead on a railway track in Bheraghat, Jabalpur, on February 16th, 2024. He was stationed in Guwahati and had recently returned to Jabalpur on leave for his marriage which was scheduled in 10 days....
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He had been missing since February 14th. Patel had joined the BSF three years ago. The cause of death is yet to be determined and the police have initiated an investigation.

The Smart City Limited in Jabalpur is developing the 'Namami Narmada' project to enhance the natural beauty along the Narmada River from Bhedaghat to Bhatauli. The project involves upgrading 17 ghats along the river, including Gaurighat, Tilwara, and Lamheta. The plan includes developing a better road network, parking facilities, a Narmada...
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Garden, an eco-village, and a research center focused on the Narmada and nature. The project is environmentally friendly and will prioritize Narmada conservation. It will also feature walking paths, cycling and e-rickshaw tracks, and will create a circular path along the river from Gaurighat to Tilwara Ghat. The project will be implemented in three phases, with the first phase focusing on ghat upgrades, plantation, and land leveling. The second phase will involve developing the Narmada path, eco-village, garden, research center, and water quality monitoring system. The final phase will focus on tourist amenities. The total estimated cost is 1042 crore rupees, encompassing 650 acres of government land, with 610 acres reserved for green spaces. The project will extend over a nine-kilometer stretch with a 20-meter width.