“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.
At Nagpur’s Deekshabhoomi, MLA Rajkumar Badole declared it not merely a religious site but the land of Dhamma revolution. The 69th Dhammachakra Pravartan Day celebration by Bhim Sena turned into a powerful expression of social unity, equality, and the living legacy of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s teachings.
On the occasion of Ashok Vijayadashami and Dhammachakra Pravartan Din at Deekshabhoomi, Nagpur, Rajkumar Wadole Foundation organized a Free Sickle Cell Testing Camp and launched a Signature Campaign demanding Scheduled Caste benefits for Nav-Buddhists across all Indian states. Thousands participated at Stall No. 242B & 242C, highlighting the twin goals of health awareness and social justice.
On the occasion of World Rabies Day 2025, a free anti-rabies vaccination camp was organized at Dr. Khodaskar’s Dog and Pet Clinic, Nagpur, where 18 dogs from different breeds were vaccinated. Senior veterinary doctors including Dr. Rajendra Lanjewar, Dr. Ashok Bhadade, Dr. Lute, and Dr. Raju Rewatkar attended, making the event successful.
“Nitin Gadkari is facing serious corruption allegations, while CM Fadnavis meets Prime Minister Modi in Delhi. Ajit Pawar recalls memories of his uncle Sharad Pawar. Here’s a detailed Marathi political roundup of five major events that shaped the day.”
From tomorrow, the village of Pindkepaar will implement a complete liquor ban following a decisive Gram Sabha resolution. The initiative, strongly supported by local women, men, and officials, aims to curb social conflicts caused by alcohol and promote community development. Police authorities have assured strict enforcement while encouraging lawful cooperation. The event also included symbolic rituals reinforcing unity and social commitment.
MSRTC is launching a mega recruitment for 17,450 contractual driver and assistant positions across six divisions in Maharashtra. The minimum salary will be around ₹30,000 per month, and the contract duration will be three years, with possible extension. The tender process is expected to start on October 2, 2025. With this announcement, Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik aims to fill longstanding vacancies, improve service reliability, and boost employment among youth in the state.
