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Time of India
5 days ago
- Time of India
Court issues arrest warrant against two accused of job fraud
Bhopal/Jabalpur: A Jabalpur court of Judicial Magistrate First Class (JMFC) has issued an arrest warrant against a Central Ordnance Depot employee and another person for cheating the plaintiff in the name of providing a govt job to his son. The complaint filed by Rambharose Chouksey, a retired employee from an Army workshop, said that he knew the accused, PL Chaudhary. Chaudhary assured him of getting a job for his son Deepak in railways for Rs 4 lakh. Later, he offered to get him a job in BHEL for Rs 10 lakh on the pretext that recruitment in the railways was stayed by the court. He also introduced him to Ritesh Gupta, who claimed to be the nephew of former home minister Umashankar Gupta. Trusting the two, Chouksey gave them Rs 9 lakh. Chaudhary gave him a cheque of Rs 3.5 lakh as a guarantee and also handed over a 'fake' appointment letter and other documents for his son. When it was revealed to him that he was cheated, Chouksey sought to lodge an FIR with the police, but the police said that there were complaints of fraud against them already and didn't proceed with any action, thereby making him move to the court with his complaint. Hearing the case, the court of JMFC Jagmohan Singh ordered the police to register a case of fraud against the two accused and also issued an arrest warrant against them for their presence in court on the next hearing on Aug 20.
News18
14-06-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
MP Couple's Replica Taj Mahal Wins Hearts Online, Internet Says 'Wow'
Last Updated: The house is located within the grounds of a school founded by Chouksey. It has marble domes, intricate stonework on its pillars, and elegant archways. The Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, continues to captivate people globally. Mirroring this architectural marvel, a couple in Madhya Pradesh, India, has designed their house as a replica of the iconic monument. The four-bedroom house, owned by Anand Prakash Chouksey and his wife, is located in Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh. A video tour of their home has gone viral, captivating the internet. The video, posted on Instagram by Priyam Saraswat, features the couple welcoming Saraswat and providing a tour. 'It has been made using Makrana marble," the couple explains. 'The original Taj Mahal's dimensions in metres have been replicated in feet here. It's one-third the size of the original monument," they add. Situated within the grounds of a school founded by Chouksey, the house features marble domes, intricate stonework on its pillars, and elegant archways. According to the video's caption, the house was built as a testament to love, echoing the enduring sentiment behind the Taj Mahal. Netizens too expressed amazement at the stunning architecture. Many comments praised the house's beauty. 'Wow," one user commented. 'Everything about this reel is beautiful," another Instagram user wrote. 'The entrance reminds him of his humble beginnings. What a beautiful reminder," a second user added. A third commented, 'Love the couple, love the house obviously, love the message too! Which city in MP is this?" Another user commended the couple's humility: 'More people are fans of his humbleness than of his house. Despite owning a mansion grand enough to rival the Taj Mahal, he remains grounded and kind to everyone he meets. Wealth hasn't changed him… It's rare to see someone carry such greatness with so much grace."
NDTV
14-06-2025
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Video: Madhya Pradesh Businessman's Taj Mahal-Style House Leaves Internet Mesmerised
A video showing a Taj Mahal-style house in Madhya Pradesh is going viral on social media, not just for its stunning architecture but for its heartwarming intention behind it. Taking to Instagram, content creator Priyam Saraswat shared a video showcasing the ultra-luxurious 4-BHK marble house owned by businessman Anand Prakash Chouksey. The clip begins with Mr Saraswat asking if the house is indeed their residence and a replica of the Taj Mahal. The couple confirms it with a smile, following which the content creator asks if the home is dedicated to Mr Chouksey's wife. "Absolutely, it is 100% dedicated to her. And our love stands strong with us," Mr Chouksey replies. The businessman then explains that the house has been constructed using Makrana marble - the same material used in the iconic monument located in Agra. "The original Taj Mahal's dimensions in metres have been replicated in feet here. It's one-third the size of the original monument," Mr Chouksey says. Sharing the video on Instagram, Mr Saraswat wrote, "This stunning home is situated close to Indore in MP and built as a symbol of propagating love amongst all. A majestic structure with one of a kind marble work from inside. The best part is it's built inside a school founded by @ This truly is a remarkable house and such a great purpose." Watch the video below: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Priyam Saraswat (@priyamsaraswat) According to the BBC, the house cost about Rs 2 crore to build. It is nestled deep inside Mr Chouksey's 50-acre property, which also includes a school founded by him. The house consists of four bedrooms, a meditation room, a library, carved pillars and arched doorways. On Instagram, the video has garnered more than 14.7 million views and over 1.3 million likes. Internet users praised both the house and the couple. "A school, a monument, and a message - all in one. Remarkable," commented one user. "Imagine growing up in a school with a mini Taj Mahal on the premises - magical!" said another. "Sometimes some reels comes up on your feed and brightens your day.... This.... This .... This is the one.... Absolutely loved the way uncle and family described the house... So many emotional connect throughout," expressed a third user. "More people are fans of his humbleness than of his house. Despite owning a mansion grand enough to rival the Taj Mahal, he remains grounded and kind to everyone he meets. Wealth hasn't changed him ..... It's rare to see someone carry such greatness with so much grace," commented another. "Wow! What thoughts the owner has! The entrance of the house reminds him of his humble beginnings and never to forget! That's a great lesson," wrote one user. "Incredible! This is the craziest dedication to love in this day and age," said another.
Hindustan Times
14-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Madhya Pradesh couple's Taj Mahal-like 4BHK house stuns internet. Watch
A video showcasing a breathtaking Taj Mahal-style house in Madhya Pradesh has captured the internet's attention—not just for its architectural grandeur but also for the heartfelt sentiment behind it. This remarkable structure, a scaled-down marble replica of the iconic monument, serves as the residence of Anand Prakash Chouksey and his family. Uniquely, it is located within the campus of a school that Chouksey himself founded in Burhanpur. (Also read: Inside Kerala's unique house: Man turns Ambassador car, Bajaj scooter into home decor pieces. Watch) Clad entirely in Makrana marble, the 4BHK house mirrors the proportions of the original Taj Mahal, albeit reduced to one-third of its size. Featuring elegant domes, intricately carved pillars, and gracefully arched doorways, the home stands as a tribute to timeless love and the enduring legacy of the Mughal-era masterpiece. In the viral video, shared by Instagram user Priyam Saraswat, the couple takes viewers on a brief tour of the property. The clip begins with Saraswat asking if the house is indeed their residence and a replica of the Taj Mahal. Smiling, they confirm. He then asks if the home is dedicated to Chouksey's wife. 'Absolutely, it is 100% dedicated to her,' Chouksey replies. 'And our love stands strong with us.' They explain that the house has been constructed using Makrana marble—the same material used in the original Taj Mahal. 'The original Taj Mahal's dimensions in metres have been replicated here in feet,' they say. 'It's a one-third scale version.' Saraswat's caption reads: 'This stunning home is situated close to Indore in MP and built as a symbol of propagating love amongst all... The best part is it's built inside a school founded by @ Take a look here at the video: A post shared by Priyam Saraswat (@priyamsaraswat) The video has garnered over 5.9 million views and triggered an outpouring of admiration in the comments section. Social media users were visibly moved by both the craftsmanship and the sentiment. One user wrote, 'This is the most romantic thing I've seen all year,' while another added, 'Now that is how you express love — through legacy, not just words.' Someone commented, 'Looks more real than most replicas out there. Incredible work!' while another said, 'Makrana marble and that detail? Simply stunning.' (Also read: Sneak peek inside India's first 3D-printed villa in Pune: 'This is insane technology') 'This gave me goosebumps,' one user remarked. Another stated, 'It's not just a house. It's a living poem in marble.' A viewer appreciated the overall purpose, saying, 'A school, a monument, and a message — all in one. Remarkable.' Another added, 'Imagine growing up in a school with a mini Taj Mahal on the premises — magical!'
Time of India
21-04-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Cong leaders visit jailed IMC leader of opposition
Indore: Senior Congress leaders, including Madhya Pradesh Congress in-charge Harish Chaudhary and PCC chief Jitu Patwari, visited jailed Congress corporator and Leader of Opposition Chintu Chouksey at the Central Jail on Monday. They expressed their unwavering support for him, assuring him that the entire party stands with him and that they will fight for justice both legally and through street protests. This visit follows a previous visit by Congress leader Digvijaya Singh to the hospital on Sunday night to meet Chouksey's nephew, who sustained serious injuries in the tanker dispute that led to the IMC LoP's arrest. After meeting Chouksey in the Central Jail, Chaudhary told the media, "False cases have been registered against Chouksey due to political vendetta. This is the prevailing atmosphere throughout Madhya Pradesh. The Congress family stands firmly with him. The entire state is witnessing the actions of BJP leaders and officials. Chouksey's nephew also suffered severe injuries. This altercation was intentionally orchestrated. "In their arrogance of power, they have forgotten humanity. We will fight this battle not only in court but also on the streets. The entire case registered against Chouksey is fabricated. The section of attempt to murder is a deliberate ploy," he said. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Experience three trade fairs with just one ticket Undo automatica 2025 Undo Laser World of Photonics Undo World of Quantum Undo Visit automatica: June 24-27, Munich Undo Patwari alleged that the superintendent of police (SP), collector, station house officer (TI), and the entire police department are working on 'Dihaadi' (as daily wage earners) for the BJP. He accused them of serving the BJP rather than dispensing justice, stating that they have become so attached to their positions that they have disregarded the rules of their service books. Patwari further stated, "No video has surfaced showing Chouksey assaulting anyone. He is seen trying to mediate. Yet, his name was included in the FIR. If this is not political vendetta, then what is?" he asked, adding that Chouksey's nephew is still in the hospital and unconscious. A dispute arose between Kapil Pathak and Chintu Chouksey's family members on Saturday night, which escalated into a brawl between both parties. Subsequently, Pathak filed a complaint late at night, accusing Chouksey of a life-threatening attack with shovels and iron rods. Pathak sustained severe head injuries, which have been confirmed by medical reports. On the other hand, a case has been registered on Madhvi Chouksey's complaint against Kapil, his father, mother, wife, and others, but the Congress party has been demanding to lodge the FIR in the similar sections that have been registered against Chouksey's family members.
