An Indian Air Force Tejas fighter jet tragically crashed during an aerial demonstration at the 2025 Dubai Air Show, killing the pilot. Witnesses reported the aircraft nosedived and exploded into a fireball, sending thick black smoke into the sky. The IAF has expressed its deep sorrow and has constituted a court of inquiry to determine the cause of the accident.
Gondia Police have successfully busted an interstate burglary gang operating out of Madhya Pradesh, arresting two of its members. The gang has confessed to committing seven housebreakings in Gondia district, making off with valuables worth ₹4.35 lakh. Stolen items include gold and silver jewellery, laptops, and cash. The accused admitted they are active not only in Gondia but also in several police jurisdictions in Madhya Pradesh, where they are still wanted.
In a bold step to curb exam fraud, the Maharashtra State Examination Council is deploying cutting-edge AI-based “Photo-View” system in the upcoming TET exam. This technology will match candidates’ face photos with historical data to flag dummy candidates in real-time. Along with biometric screening and live CCTV monitoring, authorities aim to ensure that only legitimate aspirants can take the test. With over 8,468 candidates assigned to 17 centres in Gondia district alone, the stakes for transparency and trust are high.
A tragic love story from Bhandara: two young lovers, prevented by circumstances from marrying, chose a fateful meeting in the dead of night — and both consumed poison. The man died, and the woman was rushed to a private hospital, fighting for her life. The police have registered the case, and an investigation into the mysterious last conversation between them is underway.
A shocking incident from Bhandara reveals how an online gaming addiction pushed a bank manager into stealing ₹1.58 crore from his own bank. What seemed like a film-like story turned out to be a real-life crime involving manipulation of accounts and betrayal of trust.
A shocking incident from Gondia has revealed that the mother herself killed her 20-day-old infant by throwing him under a river bridge, after initially claiming the child had been stolen. Police investigation uncovered the truth within hours, leading to widespread public outrage.
Shinde Sena’s female district chief went missing after being denied an election ticket, causing political tension in Gadchiroli. While her family claims she suffered a mental shock, some local leaders allege her disappearance is a planned political stunt. Police have launched a detailed investigation, and the incident has triggered major internal turmoil within the party.
A 20-day-old baby was kidnapped from his home in Gondia, shocking the entire district. Police suspect a woman based on initial clues and CCTV leads. A massive search operation is underway to trace the infant.
Water supply to 36 villages in Gondia district has been suspended for five days, following a power cut imposed due to unpaid electricity bills. Around 50,000 residents are now facing a severe shortage of drinking water. The Bangaon regional water-supply scheme, which serves two talukas — Amgaon and Salekasa — has racked up a massive arrears of over ₹1.36 crore. Local officials warn that coordination failures and lack of public awareness are contributing to the crisis, as many residents neglect to pay their water bills despite using the service.
In the wake of the upcoming local body elections, authorities have imposed strict time limits on loudspeaker use. Starting immediately, campaigners will be barred from using public address systems on moving vehicles before 6 AM and after 10 PM. The new rules demand police permission for any loudspeaker deployment and require campaign vehicles to stop at fixed spots when broadcasting. Authorities say these measures aim to curb noise pollution and maintain public order during the election period.
