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Wartaa Maharashtra covers the latest updates from Maharashtra including politics, society, education, culture, and agriculture — all in Marathi.
During the seven-day winter session in Nagpur, the Maharashtra Legislature logged an intense 72.35 hours of work and passed 16 significant bills, keeping sessions efficient with minimal delay. The session saw active debates, question hours, motions, and high daily attendance from lawmakers as critical legislative business was completed.
Maharashtra’s Rural Development Minister Jayakumar Gore clarified in the Legislative Assembly that no ZP school in the state will be closed, even those with low student numbers. Addressing concerns raised by MLAs about teacher transfers, vacant posts, and educational quality, Gore also highlighted ongoing policy changes aimed at strengthening the Zilla Parishad education system. The assurance comes amid political debate over staffing and future improvements to school infrastructure.
The affected villagers of the Gosekhurd project have once again taken a firm stand in their Jalsamadhi protest after failing to get a satisfactory resolution from officials and ministers. With 28 unresolved demands, they temporarily postponed their dramatic demonstration — but warn that if tomorrow’s crucial meeting with key ministers does not yield answers, they will resume their protest with full intensity. The situation has created political tension and a heavy police presence near the banks of the Wainganga River, keeping the future of the agitation in suspense.
Allegations have erupted over a massive land acquisition scam worth Rs 1400 crore on Pandharpur-Mohol Palkhi Marg, as Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray) leader Sushma Andhare has accused influential BJP and Shinde Sena leaders of manipulating land compensation funds with officials. Andhare held a press conference where she claimed that BJP’s Ramesh Mane and Shinde Sena’s Charan Chaure colluded with revenue officials to siphon off crores meant for farmers. Affected farmer Maruti Sukhdav Mane was presented as an example of those who were denied rightful compensation, raising serious questions about transparency and government accountability. Andhare has demanded legislative answers, investigation, and action, and warned of possible protests if justice isn’t served.
The MLA Cultural Festival 2025 in Arjuni Mor will run from 19th to 23rd December. With more than 150 participating artists, the event provides a blend of meditation music by Pava, folk dance, traditional art, and devotional programs.
The Amdar Sanskritik Mahotsav Arjuni Morgaon 2025 is set to bring five days of cultural celebration to Gondia district from December 19–23. With over 150 artists, traditional performances, spiritual sessions, and grand concerts, the festival promises to be the most vibrant cultural event of the year.
A young female doctor posted at a government hospital in Phaltan (Satara district) tragically ended her life — writing the names of two accused individuals on her palm before taking the extreme step. According to Devendra Fadnavis, who revealed the details in the state assembly, those named — a police sub-inspector and another man — were allegedly responsible for her harassment. The case has shocked Maharashtra, prompting a SIT probe and demands for justice.
A 45-year-old contractual nurse from a remote health sub-centre in Gadchiroli attempted suicide on the evening of 6 December, after alleging repeated sexual demands and mental harassment from a senior officer — along with a two-year halt to her salary hike. Her husband claimed the officer said, “No money… I want you,” and used salary increments as leverage for his demands. After returning home exhausted from duty, the nurse consumed poison overnight. She is now under treatment at the district hospital. The incident has sent shockwaves through the health department; screenshots of the harassing messages surfaced and authorities say a full investigation is underway.
Baba Adhav, the stalwart champion of unorganised workers, passed away in Pune at the age of 95. He dedicated his entire life to securing rights and dignity for labourers, porters and rural poor — and his death marks the end of an era for worker-rights activism in Maharashtra.
A state-level committee of the Maharashtra Government has appointed social worker Engineer Jaspal Singh Chawla to a special coordination role for the “Hind-Di-Chadar” Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji 350th Shaheedi Samagam. His responsibilities include state-wide coordination, public outreach, community mobilisation, and ensuring smooth execution of events planned across major cities.
