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 complaint has been filed against Dr. Nikita Poyam, Chairperson of Bai Gangabai Women’s Hospital, alleging serious mental harassment, financial exploitation, and misuse of authority in Gondia. The complainant, who has served in rural hospitals for over 21 years, highlighted demands for costly items and repeated humiliation, sparking major concern in the health department.
A major procurement violation has surfaced at the hospital, where goods worth over ₹3 lakhs including computers, LED TVs, and CCTV cameras were purchased from a single supplier, Computer Service Point Gondia. Payments were authorized under pressure, bypassing financial rules and necessary documentation, leading to audit objections. Additionally, funds for items like petrol and diesel are being transferred to non-vendor accounts, ignoring official instructions and circumventing the required registration. The administration also disregards the office superintendent’s guidance, increasing the risk of misuse and irregularities. These acts may result in serious government action and exemplary punishment.
Allegations have surfaced against Dr. Nitika Ashok Poyam, Medical Superintendent of Bai Gangabai Women’s Hospital in Gondia, claiming she is misusing political connections to harass a staff member who submitted a complaint about irregularities. Citizens accuse her of leveraging ties to a local MLA, leading to support from higher officials and granting her impunity, escalating tensions in the hospital.
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.
On 20th August 2025, Mahurkuda held its Gram Sabha where Kundalikji Malghame secured a landslide victory as the new Tantamukt President. The election marked a strong display of unity, enthusiasm, and democratic spirit among the villagers.
Heavy rains at Sakoli weekly market caused significant losses to vegetable vendors, including Vijay Hatnagar Lakhni, whose tomatoes were washed away, highlighting the vulnerability of local traders during monsoon.
Sakoli, one of the oldest British-era tehsils, lags behind in development compared to Lakhani, Lakhandur, and Sadak-Arjuni. Locals blame the government-owned land along the Sakoli-Sendurwafa highway for limiting business growth. Citizens now demand that the government construct commercial shops on these lands and lease them to low-income and unemployed youth, creating a new marketplace and boosting employment.
The Dhadak Morcha for farmers’ debt waiver will storm the Bhandara District Collector’s office on August 13, 2025. Led by Charanbhau Sovida Waghmare of the Nationalist Congress Party, this protest demands immediate and universal loan waivers for farmers, ensuring their land records are debt-free. Farmers from across the district will join in this decisive struggle for their rights.
A review meeting of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) Arjuni-Mor taluka was held on August 9 at the Agriculture Produce Market Committee hall in the presence of MLA and former minister Engg. Rajkumar Badole. The meeting focused on strengthening the organization, honoring newly appointed office bearers, and emphasizing the role of grassroots workers in driving development. A Raksha Bandhan celebration by the women’s wing also marked the occasion.
On the auspicious occasion of Raksha Bandhan, MLA and former Minister Rajkumar Badole celebrated the festival with his beloved sisters, strengthening the bond of love, trust, and care. He extended heartfelt wishes to all, emphasizing that true Raksha Bandhan lies in respect, protection, and support for women.
