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 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.
A historic call for “Mahabodhi Mahavihar Mukti Sanghatit Elgar” was raised in Nagpur, where prominent Buddhist monks Bhante Surai Sasai, Bhante Akash Lama, and Bhante Vinayacharya came together on a common platform. The movement aims to secure autonomy for the Mahabodhi Mahavihar in Bodh Gaya, a global Buddhist heritage site. The united voice of Buddhist leaders signals a renewed wave of struggle for justice and liberation.
Placing politicians’ photos beside Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar’s portrait is not just disrespect—it is the height of political cheapness. Babasaheb’s legacy belongs to the people, not to any political trader. BJP leader Prashant Shahare condemned Congress leaders Nana Patole and Prashant Padole for attempting to equate themselves with the architect of the Constitution.
Bail Pola is a unique festival celebrated by farmers in Maharashtra, dedicated to honoring bullocks—the backbone of rural agriculture. On this day, farmers bathe and decorate their bulls with vibrant colors and ornaments, showcasing gratitude for their year-round toil in the fields. The event highlights the essence of rural culture, community spirit, and the enduring bond between humans and animals. Bail Pola is not just a festival; it’s a living tradition that preserves rural customs, empowers farmers, and bridges the gap between urban and rural India.
Rajkumar Badole, former Minister for Social Justice and current MLA of Arjuni-Morgaon, extended heartfelt Independence Day wishes to all citizens. He emphasized remembering the sacrifices of freedom fighters and called on everyone to strengthen the nation through education, equality and sustainable development.
In Chandrapur’s Pipri village, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi alleged a shocking case of voter fraud, claiming that 119 registered voters were listed under a single hut. He accused the Election Commission of enabling vote rigging and demanded urgent action, warning that such irregularities could undermine India’s democracy.
Nagpur Police’s ‘Garuda Drishti’ project, launched under the chairmanship of CM Devendra Fadnavis, aims to track and take swift action against cybercrimes, hate speech, and drug-related activities on social media. The tool has already reviewed 30,000 posts, removed 650 offensive ones, and saved citizens from major online frauds.
India is sending a message to the world—or more aptly, to the United States—that force is not the path to respect. On the heels of a steep 50% tariff imposed on Indian goods, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari emphasized self-reliance, technological strength, and a brand of leadership rooted in welfare, not coercion. By advocating export growth, import reduction, and localized innovation, Gadkari articulated a compelling vision: India may not bow to pressure, but it can teach through its own rise.
The annual general meeting and Sarpanch conference of the Arjuni-Mor Panchayat Samiti, chaired by MLA and former Minister Engg. Rajkumar Badole, focused on rural development, pending projects, and effective implementation of government schemes. Key issues like road repairs, water scarcity, housing scheme delays, and school infrastructure were discussed in detail, with concrete action plans to accelerate development.
