Boat tourism at Navegaonbandh has been shut down for the past three years due to the absence of insurance, resulting in a revenue loss of nearly ₹40–50 lakh and leaving 11 trained local youths unemployed. Administrative negligence and lack of coordination between forest authorities and management committees have severely impacted tourism and livelihoods.
A major breakthrough in Chhattisgarh’s anti-Maoist campaign saw 63 Maoists, including 18 women, lay down their arms in Dantewada under a government rehabilitation initiative. This mass surrender marks one of the largest setbacks for the insurgency in the region and underscores growing disillusionment within the movement as fighters opt to return to mainstream life with support for housing, livelihood, and reintegration.
A tragic incident from Padampur village in Deori taluka has come to light, where a 56-year-old man lost his life after drowning in a water-filled murum pit near the village. The incident has left the entire village in shock and mourning.
Sub-Divisional Officer Kavita Gaikwad displayed exceptional humanity by using her official vehicle to rush two seriously injured accident victims to a nearby rural hospital, proving that sensitive administration can truly save lives.
Gondia Police achieved a remarkable success by tracing and returning 389 lost mobile phones worth ₹53 lakh to their rightful owners on the occasion of Police Foundation Day. This initiative strengthened public trust and highlighted the efficiency of the cyber cell and district police teams.
A tragic case from Chandrapur has shocked the community: a drunken husband allegedly burned his wife alive inside their locked home and fled the scene. The couple, married six years ago through a love marriage, had a history of frequent fights. Victim Diksha was found badly burned and rushed to the hospital, where she later died during treatment. The husband, identified as Shubham Bhadke, has since been arrested and booked for murder. This horrifying incident underscores the devastating consequences of domestic disputes fueled by alcohol and violence.
Get ready for the WPL 2026 Mumbai Indians Women vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru live streaming showdown! The fourth season of the Women’s Premier League kicks off on January 9, 2026, with defending champions Mumbai Indians Women taking on Royal Challengers Bengaluru Women in a blockbuster opener at DY Patil Sports Academy, Navi Mumbai. Fans across India can catch the action live on JioHotstar and Star Sports channels, with international broadcast options also available in key cricket markets. This thrilling encounter marks the beginning of a fiercely competitive tournament featuring five top sides vying for glory.
A nature picnic program organized for school students from Zilla Parishad Primary School Jambhli, Sadak Arjuni, offered a unique learning experience at Chulbandh reservoir. The initiative focused on environmental awareness, cleanliness, teamwork, and joyful learning through games, group discussions, and nature observation.
A shocking incident occurred in Jangitola Shivar of Gondia taluka where a tractor carrying dry fodder was completely gutted after coming in contact with hanging live electric wires. Although no casualties were reported, the tractor owner and farmer suffered heavy financial losses.
A shocking robbery incident has come to light on the Amgaon–Gondia road near Mahakali Petrol Pump, where 7 to 8 unidentified assailants assaulted a borewell truck driver and looted ₹5,000 in cash. Police have registered a case and launched an investigation.
