On August 2, 2025, under the Revenue Week initiative at Tehsil Office, Sadak Arjuni, MLA Rajkumar Badole handed over ownership pattas to eligible residents living on government land since before 2011. Financial aid of ₹4 lakhs each was also granted to the heirs of two individuals who died in a tragic tree-fall accident.
A grand NCP Ideological Brainstorming and Felicitation Ceremony was held at Tejaswini Lawn, Sadak Arjuni, where newly elected Chairman of Gondia District Central Co-operative Bank, Mr. Rajendra Jain, and Directors including MLA Rajkumar Badole and Youth President Ketan Turkar were felicitated in the presence of top district leaders.
After continuous efforts by the Primary Teachers Association in Gondia, the Zilla Parishad has approved the reimplementation of Saturday morning school hours (7 to 11:30 AM) and the tradition of holding only five periods on Shravan Mondays. Additionally, a proposal to exempt teachers from non-academic BLO duties has been unanimously passed.
A shocking incident from Jaisinghpur, Kolhapur has left locals stunned. A woman who was declared dead, cremated, and had her ashes immersed, returned alive weeks later, demanding money she used to collect as part of her job. Confusion, fear, and disbelief gripped the village as reality blurred with the unimaginable.
In a major political development within Mahayuti politics, Manikrao Kokate has been removed from the agriculture portfolio following a controversy involving playing rummy in the assembly. Dattatreya Bharane has taken charge as the new Agriculture Minister of Maharashtra. The decision, though diplomatically positioned as a simple reshuffle, has sparked debate and political stir statewide.
The Maharashtra cabinet has sanctioned the establishment of three new special courts in Gondia, Ratnagiri, and Washim districts to expedite justice in crimes against women. This crucial decision, supported by a budget of over 23 million rupees, is expected to provide faster resolutions and marks a significant stride in strengthening the justice system for women in the state.
Prof. Homraj Kapgate was felicitated at Shri Sai Gramin Patsanstha, Sakoli, following his victory as part of the historic win by the Sahakar Panel in the Bhandara Central Cooperative Bank elections. The event was attended by directors, staff, and dignitaries celebrating the cooperative movement’s renewed leadership.
A vibrant victory rally was held in Bhandara following the election of Mahayuti panel’s new directors to the Bhandara District Central Co-operative Bank. Amidst celebrations, political unity and strategic leadership were credited for the success—but some behind-the-scenes narratives remain untold.
“In Ramayana, a woman was tested by fire. In Mahabharata, she was stripped of her dignity. But in the Constitution of India, her respect was finally written in law. Today, Indian women must decide what to hold on to: the myths or their rights.”
The Shalarth ID scam has sent shockwaves through Maharashtra’s education system. In a major breakthrough, the SIT has arrested two influential officers – Siddheshwar Kaluse and Rohini Kumbhar – exposing a major nexus of forged appointments and financial fraud within the education department. The investigation, which has already led to over 19 arrests, reveals the extent of corruption and the involvement of high-ranking officials. As authorities dig deeper, more shocking names may soon surface, keeping the entire educational sphere on edge.
