Congress Legislature Party leader Vijay Wadettiwar and NCP (SP) MLA Jayant Patil cited incidents where a police vehicle sent to search for a missing girl in Nagpur apparently did not have diesel, and attack on a petrol pump worker in Jalgaon over alleged fuel shortage
Maharashtra Court Denies Bail to Five Accused in Suleiman Khan Mob Lynching Case
Jalgaon, May 16: In a significant development in the Suleiman Khan mob lynching murder case, the Jalgaon Sessions Court in Maharashtra has rejected bail applications for five accused individuals. This decision underscores the strength of the evidence against the defendants, indicating that the charges are of a serious nature. On May 14, Additional Sessions Judge ... Read more Maharashtra Court Denies Bail to Five Accused in Suleiman Khan Mob Lynching Case
4 from Jalgaon arrested in 60L digital arrest targeting widow
Maharashtra: Beed man attempts to burn daughters alive; relatives avert tragedy
Police have registered a case against the accused, identified as Mahesh Vishnu Somase, in connection with the incident that occurred in Lahamewadi village in Majalgaon tehsil on May 2, an official said
Gruesome Discovery of Severed and Burned Body Shocks Buldhana District
Buldhana, April 26: A shocking incident has unfolded in the Rasulpur area of the Jalgaon Jamod tehsil in Maharashtras Buldhana district. An unknown womans severed and partially burned body was discovered near the Rajura minor project, causing widespread panic among local residents. According to police reports, the body was found in a secluded area near ... Read more Gruesome Discovery of Severed and Burned Body Shocks Buldhana District
A cricket final in Maharashtra's Jalgaon district descended into chaos when a local politician allegedly drove a tractor onto the pitch, destroying it. The politician, reportedly upset over not receiving an invitation to the MLA Trophy final, vandalized the playing surface. The match was called off due to unsafe conditions, and police intervened.
Unseasonal Rains Damage Crops Across 1.55L Acres In Maharashtra
Officials said crops spread over 1,55,436 acres (62,177 hectares) have been impacted. Ahilyanagar and Jalgaon are the worst-hit districts, followed by Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Nashik, Dhule and Pune.
New Highway Through Mountains in MP to Ease Travel to Hyderabad: Officials
The four-lane highway will facilitate travel between Indore and Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga. This highway will also facilitate vehicular movement between Indore and Hyderabad via Jalgaon in Maharashtra
Jalgaon: Six-Day Workshop Organised To Revive And Preserve Modi Script
Jalgaon: Only human intelligence can interpret history, not AI. Saying this, the work of revitalising the Modi script has been done through this workshop, and Dr Ketan Narkhede appealed to the history students to work towards preserving the rich heritage of the Modi script. From 9 to 14 February 2026, the concluding programme of the six-day Modi script introduction workshop jointly organised by the History Department and Heritage Conservation Club of M. J. College, Jalgaon, and the History Department of Dr Annasaheb G. D. Bendale Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jalgaon, was held in an enthusiastic atmosphere today. He was speaking on this occasion. The vice principal of the humanities branch, Prof. Devendra Ingle, was in the chair. The workshop was organised under the guidance of Principal Dr R. K. Narkhede and Principal Dr S. N. Bharambe with the aim of making students aware of the Modi script, which is useful for the history research of Maharashtra. Pune: Jayant Patil Reveals 11 Rounds Of Merger Talks With Ajit Pawar's NCP, Says Initiative Came From Him The workshop coordinator, who has been working tirelessly to promote and disseminate Modi script for the last 23 years, Prof. Dr Ujwala Bhirud, gave information during the workshop about the use of Modi script in state affairs and public affairs, especially during the Maratha Empire, and the importance of documents of that time. He also provided detailed guidance on the history of the Modi script, letter structure, writing method, and practical exercises. Dr Deepak Kinage, head of the History Department of Bendale College, highlighted the historical and cultural importance of the Modi script in his introduction. He also expressed regret that the Modi script is disappearing and expressed the need for such workshops to preserve the script and create connoisseurs and readers of the script. Prof. Yogesh Attarkar moderated the programme and expressed the vote of thanks. On this occasion, Dr J.V. Dubey, Dr D.S. Sontakke and students were present. The participating students were honoured by being awarded certificates. The experts appreciated this workshop initiative implemented to preserve the Modi scrip
