The MLA Cultural Festival 2025 in Arjuni Mor will run from 19th to 23rd December. With more than 150 participating artists, the event provides a blend of meditation music by Pava, folk dance, traditional art, and devotional programs.
Baba Adhav, the stalwart champion of unorganised workers, passed away in Pune at the age of 95. He dedicated his entire life to securing rights and dignity for labourers, porters and rural poor — and his death marks the end of an era for worker-rights activism in Maharashtra.
The inauguration of Samata Sainik Dal at Karuna Buddha Vihara, Pindkepaar, on 12 October 2025, marked a new beginning for social unity and Buddhist awakening. The event saw inspiring guidance from martial leaders of Nagpur and strong participation from local women volunteers, symbolizing empowerment and collective responsibility.
Chief Justice Bhushan Gavai faced a shocking shoe-throwing incident inside the Supreme Court, exposing deep-rooted caste tensions linked to his controversial “creamy layer” verdict. This article explores how the attack reflects India’s ongoing struggle between social justice, caste politics, and judicial responsibility.
A shocking incident inside India’s Supreme Court — a lawyer threw a slipper at Chief Justice Bhushan Gavai. This act isn’t just personal outrage; it exposes deep-seated caste arrogance and social bias. The silence of the empowered Bahujan class raises questions about their moral responsibility and connection to Ambedkarite values.
Rajkumar Badole, former Social Justice Minister and NCP MLA (Ajit Pawar faction), has launched the “Khansadar Jago” campaign to raise awareness about the lack of reservation constituencies for Scheduled Castes in Maharashtra due to caste omission in the census. The movement, initiated from Nagpur’s Deekshabhoomi, calls on MPs to act before the 2027 census to implement long-delayed laws ensuring SC status for Neo-Buddhists.
“The Indian Constitution is not a Congress gift but the result of people’s struggle and social awakening. Even without Congress, India’s democratic soul would have created its own Constitution.”
A lawyer’s cowardly verbal attack on CJI Bhushan Gavai has sparked nationwide outrage. The Rajkumar Badole Foundation, including members Hitesh Dongre, Dr. Susheel Lade, Maypal Badole, Kunal Badole, Samrat Bhimate, Diamond Dongre, Aman Gore, Anuj Raut, Anil Meshram, Dilip Borkar, Devchand Kumbre, and Meghnath Udirwade, submitted a memorandum to the Prime Minister through the Tehsildar, demanding strict action against the attacker.
The Rajkumar Badole Foundation strongly condemned the attack on Chief Justice Bhushan Gavai, calling it a direct assault on the Constitution and democracy. A memorandum was submitted to the District Collector of Gondia demanding immediate legal action against the accused and stronger court security measures.
During an unexpected visit on October 6, 2025, Dr. Sarita Hajare, Deputy Director of Health Services Mumbai, conducted a detailed inspection at the Subdistrict Hospital in Tiroda. Accompanied by district surgeons and senior medical officers, she offered guidance and directives on improving hospital operations and infrastructure, leaving staff and officials both surprised and motivated.
