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On the occasion of Ashok Vijayadashami and Dhammachakra Pravartan Din at Deekshabhoomi, Nagpur, Rajkumar Wadole Foundation organized a Free Sickle Cell Testing Camp and launched a Signature Campaign demanding Scheduled Caste benefits for Nav-Buddhists across all Indian states. Thousands participated at Stall No. 242B & 242C, highlighting the twin goals of health awareness and social justice.
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.
LIC Golden Jubilee Scholarship Scheme 2025 brings hope for economically weaker students across India. Students who passed 10th, 12th, or diploma exams with at least 60% marks in 2022–2025 and take admission in the first year of higher studies in 2025–26 are eligible. The last date to apply online is 22nd September 2025 at licindia.in.
“In a surprising revelation from the nationwide Mood of the Nation (MOTN) survey conducted between July 1 and August 14, 2025, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath emerged as the most popular CM in India, while Maharashtra’s Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis ranked last among all. This unexpected outcome sheds light on shifting political currents and raises compelling questions about public perception and regional leadership.”
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.
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis urged newly appointed Social Welfare Officers to transform the lives of the last section of society, stressing that true democracy lies in serving the most deprived. At a function in Mumbai, he reminded officers that Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s Constitution entrusts them with a great responsibility — to ensure social justice reaches every corner of society.
A shocking incident occurred in Jalna when protestors tried to submit a petition to Guardian Minister Pankaja Munde. Instead of receiving help, one protestor was brutally kicked in the waist by a senior police officer, sparking outrage across Maharashtra. People now ask – if public servants fail to listen and the police assault citizens, where should justice be sought?
Rajkumar Badole, former Minister for Social Justice and current MLA of Arjuni-Morgaon, extended heartfelt Independence Day wishes to all citizens. He emphasized remembering the sacrifices of freedom fighters and called on everyone to strengthen the nation through education, equality and sustainable development.
Opposition leader Vijay Wadettiwar launched a fierce attack on the Maharashtra government, alleging that Devendra Fadnavis came to power through “vote theft and dishonesty,” undermining democratic values. Speaking in Nagpur, Wadettiwar accused the ruling alliance of manipulating election results and betraying the public mandate for political gain.
