Rs 3.2 crore found in blue drums buried in UP village; police probe brothers' Mumbai, Pune links
The recovery of Rs 3.2 crore from three buried blue drums in Uttar Pradesh's Nawabganj has prompted investigators to examine two brothers' property purchases and financial links in Maharashtra. Their changing statements have complicated efforts to trace the cash, while excavation has resumed amid suspicion that more money may be buried at the site.
Bomb Threat Emails Spark Scare At Maharashtra Courts
District and sessions courts in Thane and Hingoli, Maharashtra, received email threats of bomb blasts on Monday, leading to evacuations and extensive police searches. No suspicious items were found, and authorities suspect the threats were hoaxes, with investigations underway.
6 senior NCP leaders meet Amit Shah, demand Finance Ministry portfolio in Maharashtra
Amid political turmoil, the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) has intensified in Maharashtra as six senior leaders from the Ajit Pawar faction met with Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Delhi. Among them were Dhananjay Munde,...
Ambuja Cements to invest $1.5 billion to raise capacity to 155 MTPA by FY30
Ambuja Cements plans to invest 14,500 crore to enhance its cement production capacity by fiscal 2030. The current capacity of 113.5 MTPA is expected to rise to 119 MTPA by March 2027. This expansion will occur across states including Assam, Bihar, and Maharashtra, improving regional manufacturing. The investment aligns with growing infrastructure and housing demands in India. Recent financial reports indicated a 34.
A bank robbery occurred in Bhokar village of Maharashtra, where four men stole cash and gold. The robbery unfolded during standard banking hours and involved violence against staff and a warning shot fired. Villagers and employees coordinated a pursuit after the gang attempted to flee on motorcycles. The police arrested all four suspects and recovered the stolen money and gold within hours.
KMEW Wins Largest-Ever Dredging Order Worth Rs 303.17 Crore
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 2: Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works Limited (KMEW) has secured its largest dredging order in the Companys history by receiving a Letter of Acceptance from New
Portugal Job Promise Turns Costly As Thane Friends Lose Rs 7.59 Lakh In Recruitment Fraud
Thane: Two friends from Thane, Maharashtra, allegedly lost Rs 7.59 lakh after being duped by an individual who promised to arrange lucrative employment opportunities in Portugal. The accused reportedly collected money from the victims on the pretext of completing recruitment formalities and processing their visas. According to police officials, the complainant, a 38-year-old resident of []
EAM S Jaishankar meets Indian diplomats during Atlanta visit
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met eight Indian Consuls General in Atlanta, along with Ambassador Vinay Mohan Kwatra, to discuss India-US relations and new initiatives in trade, innovation, education and community outreach
Nita Ambani's Big Birthday Gift: 5,000 Needy People to Get a Home Under Anant Ashray
Nita Ambani performs bhoomi pujan for Anant Ashray in Maharashtra's Karjat. Spread across 100 acres, the Reliance Foundation project will provide a family-like home to over 5,000 orphaned children, senior citizens and persons with disabilities.
Premier Explosives Open Offer Oversubscribed as Apollo Micro Systems Deposits Rs 986 Crore
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 2: Apollo Micro Systems Limited (AMSL) has announced the deposit of 986.35 crore into a special escrow account with State Bank of India towards the acquisition
Andhra Pradesh braces for Cyclone Murasu as NDRF teams arrive from Tamil Nadu
The NDRF has deployed three teams from its 4th battalion in Tamil Nadu to Andhra Pradesh to lead rescue and relief operations as Cyclone Murasu approaches the coast. The IMD has classified the system as a severe cyclonic storm
Trump and Netanyahu discuss Iran as Israel pushes for possible military action
An Israeli source described the conversation as tough, while a US source characterised it as direct.
We do it even better: Trump says US outperforms China, Russia in spy operation
His remarks come amid heightened scrutiny of alleged Chinese intelligence operations targeting US military personnel and installations.
Traffic crawls in major parts of Delhi due to road closure near ramlila maidan
Despite sharing the news about the taffic restrictions and diversins, Delhi experienced major traffic curbs at several stretches, leading to long awaiting lines and a big block on the road
MH SET Answer Key 2026 Out at setexam.unipune.ac.in - Download Response Sheet and Raise Objection
MH SET Answer Key 2026 has been released by SPPU for the 41st Maharashtra State Eligibility Test conducted on 25 October 2026. Download the provisional answer key and response sheet at setexam.unipune.ac.in. Raise objections online with supporting PDF evidence by paying 200 per challenged question or answer.
Ukraine and Russia report cyberattacks on emergency alert systems amid war
The loudspeaker alert system was also compromised, broadcasting similar messages across the streets of Kyiv
US: Nine killed as private Learjet crashes into Florida neighbourhood
Authorities did not immediately say what caused the jet to go down or who was on it.
Russia-Ukraine war: Civilians fear attacks as Kherson ceasefire nears end
An estimated 2,000 civilians were in Oleshky when the temporary truce took hold.
Ajay Devgn has filed a petition with the Bombay High Court in response to a notice from the Maharashtra FDA regarding his appearance in Vimal Elaichi ads. The FDA contends that these ads promote a banned product. Commissioner Tukaram Munde affirmed that legal procedures will be followed. Read on!
Ved Rahi, director of Gul Gulshan Gulfam, passes away
Rajkot police register FIR against 38 following late-night hotel raid
Rajkot police booked 38 people after a raid on a birthday party at a hotel on Kalawad Road. The Local Crime Branch conducted the raid ,and according to Deputy Commissioner of Police, blood samples of 98 people, including party guests and hotel staff, were collected
Soft robotic moth uses UV light to fabricate electronic sensors on demand
Researchers have developed an soft robotic moth capable of fabricating its own electronic sensors when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light. The autonomous robot navigates towards UV sources, triggering a precise photochemical reaction that prints functional sensor circuits on demand.
Maharashtra: Proposed felling of 32,000 trees for Raigad project sparks concerns
Maharashtra Forest Minister Ganesh Naik says he is reviewing the project to maximise tree preservation and compensatory plantation
Cheers to FDA for move against expired products
However, some agencies allegedly issued disposal certificates without actually destroying the stock.
Can you breathe without complaining?
Fresh air is overrated and its loss is arguably a small price to pay when the future and redevelopment of a city is at stake
Manipur protests erupt after bodies of two missing youths are found
The bodies of two youths who went missing from Taphou Kuki village in Manipur's Kangpokpi district on October 29, were found in a hilly area of neighbouring Senapati district on Sunday. Following the discovery, protesters alleged that the youths had been abducted and killed by Naga militants
Jammu-Born Writer and Filmmaker Ved Rahi Dies at 93
SRINAGAR: Eminent Dogri and Hindi writer, screenwriter and filmmaker Ved Rahi died at his residence in Maharashtras Thane district on Sunday morning. He was 93. A recipient of the Sahitya Akademi Fellowship, one of the highest distinctions in Indian literature, Rahi made significant contributions to literature, Hindi cinema and television, earning recognition across the country. []
Sri Lanka Navy catches seven Indian fishermen allegedly fishing illegally
The Sri Lanka Navy on Sunday apprehended seven Indian fishermen and seized their trawler over alleged poaching in the island nation's territorial waters. According to the Navy, its North Central Naval Command spotted several Indian fishing trawlers allegedly entering Sri Lankan waters
UDP chief resigns amid party MLAs joining BJP and NPP
The United Democratic Party's president resigned after 11 of its MLA joined BJP, leaving him the only one in the as the UDPs sole legislator in the state Assembly
Maharashtra NEET UG 2026: Registration closes today for 138 vacant MBBS and BDS seats
Mumbai-Bengaluru Vande Bharat Train: Bookings Open; Check Schedule, Halts, Fare And Other Details
According to the Ministry of Railways, the service is aimed at improving connectivity between Maharashtra and Karnataka. The South Western Railway Zone will be operatingand maintaining the train.
GST mop-up grows 23 % to over Rs 2.31 lakh Crore in October
New Delhi, Nov 1: GST collections jumped 23 per cent year-on-year to the second-highest level of over Rs 2.31 lakh crore in October as festive buying boosted domestic demand, according to government data released on Sunday. October is the second consecutive month when monthly gross Goods and Services Tax (GST) crossed Rs 2 lakh crore, and second only to the record about Rs 2.43 lakh crore mop-up in April. Also, the 22.9 per cent year-on-year growth clocked during the month is the fastest recorded pace of gross mop-up in the current fiscal year. Gross GST collections from domestic sales rose 16 per cent to over Rs 1.59 lakh crore, and revenues from imports climbed 42 per cent to Rs 72,246 crore. The Rs 2.31 lakh crore collection includes Central GST mop-up of 42,935 crore, State GST of Rs 51,340 crore and Integrated GST of over Rs 1.37 lakh crore, data showed. Goods and Services Tax (GST) refunds increased 6.5 per cent year-on-year to Rs 27,934 crore in October. After adjusting for refunds, net GST collections rose 26 per cent to over Rs 2.03 lakh crore in October. In April-October, gross GST collection grew 13.2 per cent to over Rs 14.77 lakh crore. Net collections rose 13 per cent to over Rs 12.69 lakh crore. Grant Thornton Bharat, Partner and Tax Controversy Management Leader, Manoj Mishra said October collections capture the festive-season demand cycle, which typically brings higher consumer spending, retail activity and movement of goods across sectors. The performance across key states, including Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, also points to continued strength in GST collections across major economic centres. The focus now should be on sustaining domestic revenue growth and ensuring that the benefits of GST 2.0 translate into stronger compliance, smoother input tax credit flows and faster refunds for businesses, Mishra said. EY India Tax Partner, Saurabh Agarwal, said the GST collections for October 2026 reflect the continued resilience of the Indian economy, despite persistent global headwinds. The steady month-on-month rise in revenue indicates strong underlying consumption and improving compliance. Looking ahead, the festive season should keep demand buoyant, and collections for the coming month are likely to remain strong. Businesses should use this period to keep their compliance and reconciliation processes robust, so that the benefits of this growth are sustained, Agarwal said. Deloitte Partner Indirect Tax Mahesh Jaising said the sustained revenue buoyancy, despite bold rate cuts mid last year, is providing the confidence and headroom for the GST Council to continue with the reform express. The recent 57th GST Council meeting reflects this reform momentum, with the reform agenda increasingly focused on simplification, faster refunds, smoother credit flows and reducing friction for taxpayers. The GST reform express continues to gather pace, supported by an increasingly strong and resilient revenue base backed by a robust technology platform. With festive season sales now underway, it is expected that the momentum would continue, Jaising said. Price Waterhouse & Co LLP Partner Nitin Vijaivergia said the collection reflects strong revenue momentum. Domestic collections grew 15.8 per cent, signalling healthy consumption and economic activity, and import revenues surged 42.2 per cent, highlighting the increasing contribution of imports to overall GST revenues. AKM Global, Lead, Indirect Taxation, Ikesh Nagpal said collections coincide with the festive season, increased consumer spending and post-GST 2.0 price rationalisation, potentially supporting demand across several sectors. The broader significance lies in the fact that GST is increasingly serving not just as a revenue instrument but also as a reflection of economic formalisation and business activity, Nagpal said.
Maharashtra: Tigress covers 150 km across forests, offers hope for conservation
Sighting of the sub-adult tigress in Nagpur raises hopes that big cats are dispersing through Vidarbha, and underscores the importance of ecological corridors
Nita Ambani Performs Groundbreaking Ceremony for
Mumbai, November 1, 2026 (Udaipur Kiran): Reliance Foundation Founder and Chairperson Nita Ambani performed the groundbreaking ceremony for Nita Mukesh Ambani Anant Ashray in Karjat, Maharashtra, on Sunday. Nita Ambani Performs Groundbreaking Ceremony for Nita Mukesh Ambani Anant Ashray; Over 5,000 People to Get a Home
Rahul says Gyanesh Kumar would be removed, warns PM Modi, Shah they are next after CEC,
New Delhi, Nov 1: Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Sunday warned Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah that they would face consequences over alleged electoral irregularities, declaring that Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar would be removed from office and sent to jail. Addressing the INDIA blocs Vote Bachao, Desh Bachao rally at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi, Rahul Gandhi said, After Gyanesh, you are next, reports The Times of India (TOI). Gyanesh Kumar will be removed as CEC, he will go to jail, he said. This is not an ordinary theft. This is treason, Rahul Gandhi said, accusing the BJP of stealing votes in several state Assembly elections and the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. He alleged that electoral manipulation had taken place in Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra and Karnataka, besides the 2024 general elections. The Congress leader said the INDIA bloc would not allow democracy to be destroyed or the Constitution to be undermined. The rally was organised to protest against alleged electoral irregularities and demand the resignation of the CEC. Opposition parties have repeatedly accused the BJP of benefiting from alleged manipulation of electoral rolls and electronic voting machines (EVMs), charges the ruling party has rejected. Opposition leaders march to Ramlila Maidan The INDIA blocs Chalo Dilli march began from the Minto Road-Connaught Place junction, with Opposition leaders, including Farooq Abdullah, former Chief Minister of J&K, Mehbooba Mufti, former chief minister of J&K, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav and former West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee, who also spoke to the crowd, voicing save the constitution at the Ramlila Maidan. Press Trust of India reported Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Sunday said the Ramlila Maidan has turned into the Haldighati of democracy with a massive turnout of people and asserted that this is indicative of change that is in the offing, as he asserted that those who came to power at the Centre through Uttar Pradesh will also exit from there. Taking a dig at the BJP, Yadav said those who speak of having a firm, immovable stance -- likening it to the unshakeable foot of Angad -- should consider where they would even place that foot, given that there is no ground left to stand on. Addressing the INDIA bloc rally at Delhis Ramlila Maidan against vote chori, Akhilesh referred to the recent MLC polls and said the people of Kashi (Varanasi) have reduced the double-engine government to a double zero. The rally followed the Oppositions mock impeachment proceedings against CEC Gyanesh Kumar, held on Saturday at the residence of Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge. The latest confrontation comes amid the Oppositions continuing allegations of vote chori and its objections to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in several states. Rahul alleges BJP forced shops shut Rahul Gandhi also accused the BJP of forcibly shutting shops in Connaught Place, alleging that the move caused losses to local traders. According to the Press Trust of India (PTI), Rahul Gandhi made the allegation in a video recorded while he was travelling in an open vehicle towards the Minto Road-Connaught Place junction. He said the INDIA bloc had appealed to people attending the rally to shop at local markets during the festive season to support traders. But upon reaching Connaught Place, we learned that the BJP has forcibly shut down all the shops. The country is watching how the BJP is causing loss to the shopkeepers, Gandhi said. On Saturday night, he had urged people travelling to Delhi for the march and rally to purchase goods from local shops ahead of Diwali, Chhath and Bhai Dooj. Rahul Gandhi had accused the BJP of spreading rumours that the Oppositions programme would hurt businesses, saying the rally and shopping could take place together. Nearly 10,000 police and paramilitary personnel were deployed in central Delhi for the rally, while more than 200 CCTV cameras were installed in the area, Hindustan Times reported. Police said arrangements had been made to facilitate the march and manage crowds at the venue. While the INDIA bloc expected a large turnout from different states, police preparations were based on Ramlila Maidans capacity of around 50,000 people, with any overflow to be managed on surrounding streets. The Oppositions campaign against the CEC gathered momentum after a report by The Indian Express last month said Election Commissioners had objected to decisions taken by the CEC on 14 occasions over a 10-month period. The Election Commission maintained that its decisions had been unanimous.
Taxi driver killed, couple injured in Reasi accident
Ramban, Nov 1:One person was killed while a couple sustained grievous injuries in a head-on collision between a passenger bus and a taxi near Saldi Bhaga on the Reasi-Katra road on Sunday evening. According to Police, a Swift Dzire taxi, bearing registration number JK20C-2556, collided with a bus, bearing registration number JK02DP-9374, coming from the opposite direction, resulting in the death of the taxi driver and injuries to two passengers travelling in the vehicle. The deceased was identified as Yashpal Sharma (around 50), son of late Bansi Lal Sharma and a resident of Karua, Reasi. He was driving the taxi at the time of the accident. The injured passengers were identified as Jatinder Sharma (32), son of Prithvi Nath Sharma and his wife Pooja Gupta (31), both residents of Mumbai, Maharashtra. They were reportedly returning to Katra after paying obeisance at the Shiv Khori shrine when the accident occurred. Both injured persons were shifted to a nearby hospital for treatment, while the body of the deceased was taken to the District Hospital for medico-legal formalities. Police have taken cognisance of the incident and initiated further proceedings.
PM Modi to inaugurate Bharat Renewable Energy Summit & Expo 2026 in Delhi today
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 2 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the Bharat Renewable Energy Summit & Expo 2026 at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi on Monday and address the gathering, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said. The four-day summit, scheduled to be held from November 2 to 5, will bring together global policymakers, investors, financial institutions and industry leaders to promote investment, innovation and international partnerships in the renewable energy sector. The theme of the summit is Invest. Innovate. Inspire. According to the PMO, Bharat RE 2026 will attract participants from more than 130 countries, including over 40 Ministers. It will serve as a global platform for clean energy investment, industry engagement and technology partnerships. Nine countries and regional groupings -- Australia, Denmark, the European Union, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom -- will participate as Country Partners. Thirteen states and Union Territories will also showcase their renewable energy potential, investment opportunities and manufacturing capabilities at the summit. These include Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Gujarat, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal. The summit will be organised alongside the 9th Session of the International Solar Alliance (ISA) Assembly and the 4th International Conference on Green Hydrogen (ICGH), bringing three major clean energy platforms together. While Bharat RE will focus on investment, industry and technology partnerships across the clean energy sector, the ISA Assembly will work towards advancing international cooperation in solar energy, including finance and institutional capacity. The International Conference on Green Hydrogen, meanwhile, will focus on green hydrogen technologies, investment and large-scale deployment. Together, these three platforms are expected to strengthen international cooperation and accelerate the deployment of clean energy solutions. Building on the legacy of RE-INVEST, India's flagship renewable energy investment summit, Bharat RE 2026 will provide an expanded platform for global engagement across the clean energy sector. The summit will feature plenary sessions, ministerial discussions, CEO roundtables and country and state sessions. It will also facilitate business-to-business, business-to-government and government-to-government engagements to promote investments, partnerships and project development. The accompanying Expo will feature more than 400 exhibitors showcasing advanced technologies, Indian manufacturing capabilities and clean energy solutions. The exhibits will cover a wide range of sectors, including solar and wind power, green hydrogen, energy storage and other emerging areas of renewable energy.
Bengal vs Maharashtra Live Streaming: When And Where To Watch Ranji Trophy Match In India
The Ranji Trophy 2026-27 match between Maharashtra and Bengal will be played at Eden Gardens in Kolkata. Check the schedule and live streaming details.
K'taka govt opposes Maharashtra's Krishna-Bhima river water diversion plan
Digital Desk | Vijayapura (Karnataka), Nov 2 (IANS) Karnataka Large and Medium Industries and Vijayapura District In-charge Minister M.B. Patil has objected to Maharashtra's proposed plan to divert 40 TMC feet of floodwater from the Krishna river to the Bhima river, saying the project could seriously affect Karnataka's interests. Questioning the legal basis of the proposed project, Patil on Sunday demanded that the Centre clarify how Maharashtra had proceeded with the plan and how it was able to secure financial assistance from the World Bank when the Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal-II (KWDT-II) award has not yet been officially notified in the Gazette. Speaking at a press conference in Vijayapura, the Minister referred to Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis' remarks at a media Conclave in Mumbai on October 9. According to Patil, Fadnavis had spoken about a project to divert around 40 TMC feet of floodwater from the Krishna river near Mahabaleshwar to the Ujjani reservoir on the Bhima river. The water is proposed to be supplied to two districts in Marathwada and parts of Sangli and Solapur districts in Maharashtra. Minister Patil said that Fadnavis had also stated that work on the project had begun and that it was receiving financial assistance from the World Bank. A video clip of Fadnavis speaking about the project was also played during the Karnataka Minister's press conference. Patil said an all-party meeting would soon be convened under the leadership of the Karnataka Chief Minister D.K.Shivakumar to discuss the issue. We will rise above party lines on matters concerning the interests of the state and take steps to protect Karnataka's interests, he added. Citing available information, Minister Patil said the Maharashtra government had sanctioned Rs 24 crore in July 2026 for preparing a Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the project. Preparations were also being made to conduct a geological survey along a route of around 84 km. The DPR is expected to be ready by the end of 2026, while the estimated cost of the project is around Rs 19,000 crore, the Karnataka Minister added. Patil said that the proposed project raised several legal questions in view of the KWDT-II award and the legal framework governing the sharing of Krishna river water. He added that the tribunal had allocated 2,130 TMC feet of water available at 75 per cent dependability and an additional 448 TMC feet based on 65 per cent dependability and average availability. Of the additional 448 TMC feet, Maharashtra was allocated 81 TMC feet, Karnataka 173 TMC feet and undivided Andhra Pradesh 194 TMC feet, he said. Referring to Clause XVI of the tribunal's award, Patil said a competent authority or tribunal could review or revise the water-sharing arrangement at any time after May 31, 2050. Until then, Andhra Pradesh had been allowed to utilise water available in excess of 2,578 TMC feet, though such utilisation would not create any permanent right over the surplus water, the Karnataka Minister added. Patil said there was a possibility that additional water available after 2050 could be redistributed among the basin states and questioned the justification for undertaking permanent infrastructure works now in a manner that could affect future water-sharing arrangements. He added that the Maharashtra government had earlier placed before the KWDT-II, under Section 5(3) of the Act, a proposal to transfer around 35 TMC feet of water from the Upper Krishna sub-basin (K-1) to the Bhima sub-basin (K-5) under the Krishna-Bhima water stabilisation project. However, the tribunal had expressed the view that it could not approve the proposal, as transferring water over a long distance from K-1 to K-5 could adversely affect water flows and utilisation in the Upper Krishna sub-basin, Patil said. In this background, it needs to be clarified what legal basis exists for the Maharashtra government's newly announced plan to divert 40 TMC feet of water, he added. Patil said the tribunal had raised objections to the earlier proposal and questioned how Maharashtra could now take up another project to transfer water from the same basin. He also questioned how the Maharashtra project could receive World Bank financial assistance when the Centre was repeatedly returning Karnataka's DPR for Phase-3 of the Upper Krishna Project, citing the fact that the KWDT-II award had not yet been officially notified in the Gazette. The proposed diversion could alter water flows in the Upper Krishna sub-basin and potentially affect inflows into the Almatti reservoir, Patil warned. He said the project could have adverse implications not only for Karnataka but also for water availability in other downstream states. Taking up such projects unilaterally without considering the tribunal's award and the rights of the basin states is not appropriate from the perspective of the federal system, he added. Patil also sought clarity on whether financial assistance from the World Bank for such a project could be obtained without the guidance or approval of the Union government. He demanded that the Centre clarify whether it had approved the project, whether the required investments and other clearances had been granted, and whether the tribunal's earlier position and Karnataka's interests had been taken into consideration. Stating that the proposal could affect the sharing of Krishna river water, inflows into the Almatti reservoir and the rights of downstream states, Patil said the issue could not be taken lightly. He urged both the Maharashtra and Union governments to treat the matter seriously and provide a comprehensive clarification on the project's legal validity, approvals and financial assistance, while ensuring that Karnataka's interests are not compromised.
Paes to run for AITA vice-president
Jharkhand tennis association appeals against voting rights to Goa, Rajasthan
Gang assaulted worker with billhook an hour before robbing trader of Rs4 lakh
Student killed as water tanker runs over her at Kalewadi
Govt allows iron ore survey on Gadchiroli forest land
4 captive tigers may move to Pune zoo as Tadoba TTC bursts at seams
21 Big Cats Housed At Transit Facility With Only 7 Large Enclosures
GMCH first state hospital to get single-access robotic surgery system
Man gets life term for raping, murdering 16-year-old niece in Dhayari
PMC seeks I-T waiver to accelerate land acquisition for infra projects
Sr citizen loses over 2 crore in elaborate cyber fraud
Rainwater accumulates in Maan station of soon-to-be-inaugurated Hinjewadi stretch of Pune Metro
Friend arrested for assaulting autorickshaw driver to death
Diwali Pahat balances tradition with a bid to woo younger audiences
Cong celebrated MLC poll win amid drought, says Bawankule
Nagpur All Set For Rs1 Lakh Crore Development Push, Says Gadkari
Hinjewadi residents forced to micromanage civic solutions
Diwali shopping frenzy lights up Super Sunday for Nagpur markets
A bond beyond duty: Maharashtra CID to allow handlers to keep sniffer dogs post-retirement
Water supply disruptions hit many Pune city areas after cascade of power failures
Road sign placed bang in middle of Khar footpath, fixed after flak
Power project: Youths launch jal andolan to save Karjats trees
In AYUSH admission goof-up, students in Maharashtra allotted two seats, denied college upgrade
Maharashtra Lawmaker Shankar Jagatap Donates
Shankar Jagatap and Viju Seth Jagatap contribute 11 lakh to aid drought-affected farmers in Maharashtra through the Chief Ministers Relief Fund. Maharashtra Lawmaker Shankar Jagatap Donates 11 Lakh to Support Drought-Stricken Farmers
Oscar-winning sound designer to work on Futala acoustic next week
Three killed in two hit and run within 24hrs
Eight Nagpur bullion traders get extortion threat in Bishnoi gangs name
Mumbai Police register FIR after senior citizen loses Rs 15 lakh in sextortion
Fire Guts 7 Godowns, Rs4.81 Crore Goods Destroyed; Encroachments Hamper Firefighting
PM, Shah Rush To Discredit INDIA Vote-theft Campaign
Modi posted: MLC elections in 28 seats across four big states Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar and Karnataka. Elections held using ballot papers. Guess how many seats Congress won? A monocled emoji at the end of the post emphasised his sarcasm suggesting that this was the obvious conclusion after a close examination of the results. The Congress, however, did win one seat after all the ballots were counted
Minister Ganesh Naik examines ways to save trees at Karjat power project site
Maharashtra Forest Minister Ganesh Naik is examining ways to preserve more than 32,000 trees proposed to be felled for Torrent Power's Rs 13,500 crore Saidongar-I pumped storage project in Karjat. The project has faced opposition from political leaders, environmental groups and villagers
Install smart meters in 24 hours or no power: MSEDCL to 2 Dombivli housing societies
Leopard kills 65-year-old woman in Dahanu village
Latur Blast: Gun Shop Owners Among Four Booked
Four individuals, including two gun shop owners, have been booked in Latur, Maharashtra, following an explosion at a courier shop. The incident, which occurred on Saturday, involved air pistol components being negligently handled and transported, leaving one person seriously injured.
Mumbai Police arrest UAE worker for Rs 2.5 lakh airport bag theft
Residents block road with water buckets over supply disruption in Ulhasnagar
Ulhasnagar civic body schools to introduce English-medium education, plans expansion up to Std X
Bhiwandi's key APJ Abdul Kalam flyover shut for repairs, traffic snarls across Mumbai
2018 assault death case: Court convicts man for culpable homicide, gives him 8-year jail term
RTO in Mumbai probes fake clearances in taxi meter reset after new fares
Find your place in the sun with Vitamin D
Parents and students are verifying whether schools will remain closed on November 2 due to upcoming festivals. Different states may begin Diwali vacations at varying times, impacting school schedules. Institutions in Delhi-NCR are likely to maintain regular classes unless stated otherwise. Schools in Maharashtra may have holidays beginning on November 2, leading to potential closures until November 14.
