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 mysterious incident from Gondia district has shocked the villagers. Even without any auspicious ceremony, villagers are playing traditional musical instruments every night. The question is – what desperate need forces them to do this? Read the full report.
In Sukli Khairi village of Arjuni Morgaon taluka, the increasing terror of a leopard has created fear and panic among villagers. Locals allege forest department inaction despite repeated complaints, raising serious safety concerns.
A leopard attack created panic in Savartola village as two goats and a she-goat were killed in a midnight strike. Locals allege the forest department has failed to control rising leopard attacks in the region, causing huge losses to small farmers and cattle rearers.
“Due to an alarming increase in leopard sightings near human habitations in the Arjuni-Mor area, locals are gripped by fear. The Assistant Deputy Forest Conservator Avinash Meshram has urged cooperation from all to prevent human-animal conflict, emphasizing vigilance, dispelling rumors, and acting with collective responsibility.”
The inauguration of Samata Sainik Dal at Karuna Buddha Vihara, Pindkepaar, on 12 October 2025, marked a new beginning for social unity and Buddhist awakening. The event saw inspiring guidance from martial leaders of Nagpur and strong participation from local women volunteers, symbolizing empowerment and collective responsibility.
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.
In May, MLA Rajkumar Badole, along with his supporters under the banner of Rajkumar Badole Foundation, visited the Mahabodhi Mahavihar in Bodh Gaya and submitted a memorandum demanding that the temple be handed over entirely to Buddhists. Now, on September 20, 2025, a Panchsheel Dhamma Flag Rally is scheduled in Arjuni Moragaon to strengthen this demand and spread the message of equality, compassion, and fraternity.
A “Gaon Samvad Daura” (Village Dialogue Tour) has been launched in Arjuni-Morgaon Assembly constituency to understand citizens’ issues and accelerate village development. On the first day, three villages—Channa/Bakti, Silezari, and Nimgav—were covered, with local leaders, administrative officers, and villagers actively participating to ensure immediate solutions to public problems.
The second meeting of Rajkumar Badole Foundation was held at Arjuni Morgaon with enthusiastic participation from community leaders and activists. Rakesh Bhaskar outlined MLA and former Minister Rajkumar Badole’s upcoming strategy, focusing on education, healthcare, cultural initiatives, and employment. The foundation called for strong community support to realize these social goals.
MLA Rajkumar Badole inspired students at Moragaon by urging them to “dream big to achieve greatness.” During the inauguration of the new Revenue Officer’s office, he visited the local school, interacted with students, and emphasized the importance of combining academics with sports, arts, and social activities.
