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Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan Monitor Illegal Sand Mining with AI: Sand Mafias Will No Longer Be Able to Escape Even in the Dark in Chambal, with an AI Tower Sending Image and Location.

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
Those exploiting the darkness of the night to illegally mine sand in the Chambal River will now be monitored using AI. The Madhya Pradesh Forest Department has installed an AI tower in Tikri-Rithora. It will detect the movement of vehicles and machinery within a 5-kilometer radius and transmit their images and GPS locations to forest officials. Significantly, the high-range cameras will capture clear images even at night. The Rajasthan Forest De…
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Those exploiting the darkness of the night to illegally mine sand in the Chambal River will now be monitored using AI. The Madhya Pradesh Forest Department has installed an AI tower in Tikri-Rithora. It will detect the movement of vehicles and machinery within a 5-kilometer radius and transmit their images and GPS locations to forest officials. Significantly, the high-range cameras will capture clear images even at night. The Rajasthan Forest De…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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