A horrifying crime unfolded in Hupari, Kolhapur, where a 48-year-old man allegedly murdered both of his elderly parents in the early morning hours. After committing the crime, the accused voluntarily surrendered at the local police station and confessed to the killings. The grim incident has sent shockwaves through the local community, with detailed investigation now underway by law enforcement.
A Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL) official was threatened with death while on duty to collect unpaid electricity bills in Nagpur. After his team disconnected power for an overdue amount of ₹22,600, the shop owner allegedly verbally abused and threatened him and his staff. The police have registered a case under multiple sections of the Indian Penal Code against the accused.
A major fake textbook racket operating under the name of Balbharti has been busted in Nagpur. Police conducted a raid at a printing press in Hingna MIDC and seized a large quantity of counterfeit textbooks and printing equipment. The case raises serious concerns about student welfare and educational integrity.
A case of unauthorized electricity usage in Nagpur has led to strict court action. After an inspection by the power utility, illegal power consumption was detected. The court ordered custody till the end of proceedings and imposed a fine of ₹10,000, sending a strong warning against electricity theft.
Revenue officers and employees across Maharashtra have announced an indefinite strike from Friday, protesting the suspension of an officer without any formal inquiry. The move is expected to disrupt essential revenue services statewide and has sparked widespread concern among citizens and administrators alike.
A shocking bomb threat email was sent to the judges of the Nagpur District Court, warning of an explosion in the court premises. Security agencies responded immediately, intensifying security and launching a thorough investigation. Authorities are examining the email’s source and examining whether it is a genuine threat or meant to create panic. No explosive device has been found so far, but the probe continues with full force.
More than 150,000 farmers in Gondia district are still waiting for crop compensation months after suffering heavy losses due to excessive rainfall and crop diseases. Despite completed surveys, delayed payments have pushed farmers into financial distress, raising serious concerns over administrative delays.
After the fourth match of the IND vs SA series was abandoned due to heavy fog, the entire series has taken a dramatic turn. South Africa now has a golden opportunity to level the series 2-2 by winning the final match, making the decider a high-voltage clash.
The long-delayed Bewartola Project canal work, crucial for irrigation in parts of Gondia and neighboring talukas, remains unfinished more than two decades after its start in 2002. With nearly ₹90 crore already spent, farmers continue to struggle due to lack of water supply. MLA Dr. Parinay Fuke has raised pressing questions in the legislative assembly, demanding clarity on when the remaining canal work will be completed and funds allocated. Water Resources Minister Girish Mahajan has assured that the remaining work will be completed in the next six months. However, farmers remain skeptical about the timeline, underlining the urgency of uninterrupted water access for agriculture.
A shocking case in Maharashtra’s Chandrapur district is now under intense investigation: a farmer’s alleged kidney sale may not just be due to local moneylenders but possibly part of an international trafficking network. Police have now placed Dr. Krishna, who reportedly facilitated the farmer’s travel to Cambodia, on their radar. The probe is exploring whether this was voluntary or forced under pressure, as suspects are taken into custody.
