A tragic leopard attack in Khadki village of Tirora taluka, Gondia, claimed the life of a four-year-old boy who was lifted from his home early morning. The incident has sparked fear, anger, and serious questions about forest department negligence in the region.
In a shocking turn of events in the farmer’s kidney sale case, the Chandrapur District Court has denied bail to Dr. Ravindrapal Singh, a key accused in the illegal kidney trafficking saga. The court rejected his bail application after finding violations of bail conditions and substantial evidence presented by the police. This decision opens the path for his arrest and further investigation into the racket that allegedly drove a farmer to sell his kidney under financial duress. Forensic analysis and mobile phone data are now key to uncovering deeper links and exposing the full extent of this criminal network.
A tragic day for Arjuni-Mor Taluka as three young men from three different villages lost their lives in separate incidents on the same day, including a railway suicide, electrocution, and a fatal road accident. The back-to-back tragedies have left the entire region in deep shock and mourning.
A financial literacy and legal awareness camp was successfully organized at Wadegaon/Station Gram Panchayat under the Adishakti Abhiyan. Experts guided rural citizens on safe investments, cyber security, legal rights, and future financial planning, receiving an enthusiastic response from villagers.
A foundation stone ceremony for the Khanhalgaon–Mahalgaon road highlighted the importance of completing rural development works on time and with quality. Leader Pournima Dhenge emphasized accountability, transparency, and long-term benefits for villagers, marking a significant step toward improved rural infrastructure.
The National Service Scheme (NSS) plays a crucial role in shaping responsible citizens, said Gondia Zilla Parishad President Laykaram Bhendarkar while inaugurating a special NSS camp in Korambi. He emphasized that NSS activities help students develop social responsibility, leadership, and national values beyond academics.
A major fake seed black market operation has been busted in Bhandara’s Lakhandur region, with the Agriculture Department seizing counterfeit paddy seeds worth ₹2.5 lakh. The accused was caught red-handed packing and selling fake seeds without any legal license, fooling farmers with years-old lab reports. Police have registered multiple cases, and agricultural officials warn farmers to buy only from authorised dealers to avoid future fraud.
A one-day Animal Health Camp organized in Mahalgaon, Gondia district, provided major relief to rural livestock farmers. Senior officials personally conducted surgeries and free treatments, strengthening trust in the Animal Husbandry Department and promoting livestock health awareness.
“26 Maoists with ₹65 lakh bounty Surrender; Major Police Operation in Chhattisgarh Brings Historic Turn!”
In a significant breakthrough in Chhattisgarh’s ongoing anti-Maoist operations, 26 hardcore Maoist cadres — including 13 carrying a collective bounty of ₹65 lakh — laid down their arms and surrendered to police in Sukma. Marked as a major success for security forces, this mass surrender under the state’s rehabilitation initiative signals weakening of the insurgency and offers hope for lasting peace and reintegration into mainstream society.
First kidney recipient found as Chandrapur police uncover shocking kidney sale racket; authorities suspect crores of rupees were sent abroad through hawala channels. Investigators report the donor received only ₹8 lakh while wealthy recipients paid up to ₹1 crore. The case has wide-reaching implications as legal battles over bail and international laundering routes unfold.
