गावाकडील वार्ता येथे वाचा ग्रामीण महाराष्ट्रातील ताज्या घडामोडी, शेतकरी, आरोग्य, शिक्षण आणि राजकारणाशी संबंधित विश्वासार्ह बातम्या.
Gaavakadil Vartaa brings the latest news from rural areas — covering farmer issues, local governance, village development schemes, and grassroots updates.
A grand plantation drive titled Van Mahotsav: Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam 2.0 successfully witnessed the plantation of 22,000 trees across 20 hectares in Gudhari village. Forest officials and dignitaries united to highlight the deep symbolic connection between motherhood and nature.
The Maharashtra Engineers Association from Sadak Arjuni has submitted a formal request to MLA Rajkumar Badole, urging his intervention to secure employment opportunities for educated unemployed engineers from Arjuni/Mor. The letter highlights that despite registration with government departments, local engineers are not receiving work in public projects and development schemes.
A leopard cub, lost from the jungle, wandered onto the Wainganga River bridge in Bhandara late Friday night. Spotted by a motorist, the cub was seen running frantically under the headlights. The incident was captured on video and quickly went viral, sparking debate over whether it was a tiger or leopard cub. The incident raises serious concerns about the increasing man-animal conflict reaching the edge of villages.
“If you donate ₹10 to a temple, consider giving at least ₹2 to your local Zilla Parishad school,” appealed Rajesh Chandak during his retirement felicitation at Morgaon Arjuni. His statement struck a chord with the crowd, highlighting the need for community involvement in rural education.
A special government outreach camp will be held on June 27, 2025, at the Government Ashram School in Majitpur from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, offering benefits from various government schemes to tribal and other community members. Those who previously received benefits but are currently facing issues can also resolve them by attending this camp.
To honor the legacy of social justice and equality, the Maharashtra Andhashraddha Nirmoolan Samiti (MANS), Bhandara district branch, celebrated the birth anniversary of Shahu Maharaj. The event emphasized his contributions to rational thought and social reform, with key figures from the MANS actively participating.
Maharashtra is facing a major monsoon deficit between June 1–23, 2025, especially in Marathwada and Vidarbha. Key districts like Gadchiroli, Hingoli, and Nagpur have received 60–86% less rainfall than normal, raising alarm for kharif sowing. Western coastal districts like Raigad and Ratnagiri, however, show surplus rain. If rains don’t improve soon, a severe water crisis and crop failure may follow.
Despite the arrival of Mrig Nakshatra, expected rains failed across Vidarbha, disrupting kharif sowing and leaving farmers anxious. Traditional signs like the fox’s cry brought hope, but no rain. As Ardra Nakshatra begins with only light showers, relief from heat has come — but not for farming. The fate of the season now rests on whether Ardra delivers timely, sufficient rains.
The School Admission Festival 2025-26 was celebrated with enthusiasm at Zilla Parishad Primary School in Davva, Sadak Arjuni. New students were warmly welcomed and gifted school supplies. The local MLA interacted with students and teachers, emphasizing the importance of discipline and continuous effort in school life.
Sharad Bokade, a well-known and respected resident of Panchsilwada in Sakoli, passed away suddenly at the age of 49. His untimely demise has shocked the local community, leaving behind his wife and a young daughter.
