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A tragic road accident occurred in Gondia district when a speeding car lost control and crashed into a tree after being thrown nearly 50 feet off the road. One young man died on the spot, while another is battling for life in critical condition at a hospital. The incident has raised serious concerns about reckless driving and road safety.
Security forces scored a decisive success in Chhattisgarh’s insurgency battle as they killed 14 Maoist militants in intense operations along the Sukma-Bijapur border. The encounters marked a major blow to the insurgent network, highlighting ongoing efforts to curb left-wing extremism as the government pushes toward eradicating Maoist violence by early 2026.
Maharashtra government has approved 31 acres of government land for the Gadchiroli Zilla Parishad, a major boost to regional development. The land, spread across Visapur and Sonapur, will be allocated to the local council for public and administrative infrastructure projects without financial burden on the Parishad. Officials believe this move will accelerate stalled initiatives and bring better facilities and services to local communities.
Local residents in Maharashtra’s Bhandara district are raising serious concerns over a sudden expansion of the buffer zone around the Navegaon-Nagzira Tiger Reserve. They claim the move effectively diminishes Bhandara district’s importance while elevating Gondia district’s standing, without public consultation or clear maps. Farmers and villagers fear administrative hurdles, loss of livelihood, and unjust restrictions. Civic leaders demand transparent details and immediate re-evaluation of the plan to protect community rights.
A major kidney racket case in Tamil Nadu has taken a shocking turn, with a Tamil Nadu minister’s name now linked to the controversial network that targeted people with ‘O’ blood group — known as universal donors — for illegal kidney transplants. Police investigations reveal that this interstate and international racket operated through fake documents and bogus agents, leading to nearly 70 illegal surgeries across states. The main suspect is at large, and authorities are scrambling to trace the money trail and medical facilitators involved.
Maoist commander Barse Deva, once one of the most dreaded leaders in the CPI (Maoist) armed struggle, has surrendered to Telangana police in a dramatic turn of events shortly after the death of top Maoist leader Madvi Hidma. With a bounty of ₹50 lakh on his head, Deva’s surrender marks a significant blow to the remaining Naxalite network, highlighting growing internal turmoil and pressure from security operations. Authorities believe this surrender could yield crucial intelligence on Maoist operations across central India and signal a further weakening of the once-stalwart rebel movement.
The Shalarth ID scam has sent shockwaves through the education system in Bhandara, emerging as one of the biggest education frauds in Maharashtra. Originally designed as a digital payroll and personnel system for teachers and staff, the Shalarth platform was allegedly manipulated to create thousands of bogus Shalarth IDs. These fake identities were used to draw salaries worth crores of rupees, causing widespread administrative chaos and severely damaging trust in the education department. Investigations by a Special Investigation Team (SIT) have already led to multiple arrests, including senior education officials, and ongoing probes suggest the scam could involve hundreds of fake appointments and large-scale financial irregularities.
A newborn baby boy was found dead early Tuesday morning inside a Shiva temple in Rajapur, Bhandara district, wrapped in cloth near the deity’s idol. Devotees spotted the infant around 5:00 AM and immediately alerted police, who rushed the infant to a local health centre where he was declared dead. The baby weighed about 1.4 kg, and authorities estimate he was born prematurely. Police have begun a detailed investigation to uncover how and why the child was left at the temple.
Illegal sale of stamp papers at rates higher than those fixed by the government is allegedly taking place under the protection of sub-registrar offices. Citizens accuse officials and agents of exploiting people during mandatory document registration processes, raising serious questions about administrative accountability.
The Aadhaar–PAN linking deadline has been extended to 31 December 2025, offering relief to taxpayers. However, failing to link Aadhaar with PAN within the deadline may lead to penalties, PAN deactivation, and disruptions in financial transactions. Citizens are advised to complete the process online at the earliest to avoid future complications.
