Bombay HC grants bail to woman accused in husbands murder conspiracy case
NIA court rejects discharge plea of accused in ISIS module case
Bombay HC quashes stamp duty demands on Goregaon property transactions
9 new BEST blade battery e-buses arrive; Rollout of 49 next-gen vehicles in a week
Nine transsexuals booked for robbing transgender person of 6.7L
At 35.9C, city logs hottest Oct day in 22 years
Fire breaks out in a 22nd-floor flat at Balewadi
Run for Unity Marathon on Nov 1, Mohol expects over 40k participants
Citizens forum to protest noise norm violations during Ganeshotsav
Peak power demand soars on heat & drought, 32,507 MW on Oct 7 highest so far this month
Southwest monsoon may withdraw by mid-Oct in one of earliest exits since 2011
Diwali faral orders pick up pace; raw material costs push prices up by 10-15%
No RR rate hike, higher target, yet Maha stamp duty collections near 50% of annual goal
Posers on implementation of ECIs Form 7 cap in state
Rohit questions need for police notices to hostels, PGs housing job aspirants
Maratha Kranti Morcha demands resignation of Vikhe Patil from sub-committee post over delays
Case against five for flying drone at MPSC aspirants protest site
Maharashtras HIV response gains ground, six districts reach Surakshit status
Communication gaps deepen distrust, push doctors away from critical care
BJPs Kirit Somaiya questions actor Imran Khans citizenship
Before Navratri, mother returns home after two years
86 Hospitals Get Shield Under Police-Medical Connect Directory
Fresh FIR in Ayushman Hospital row against accused in 12 lakh extortion bid
Water scarcity may delay 20 industrial projects in Chandrapur
MIDC industries association chief warns of post-Dec crisis
600 detained and let off as police quell pro-CJP protest in Mumbai
Collector Imposes Complete Ban On Industrial Use Of Fodder In Amravati
Nag river approved for additional 62Cr rejuvination funds
Centre, State & NMC approve first major funding tranche for the 1,927-crore project to revive the polluted river
MP farm caretaker couple killed in hit-and-run
Amravati murder solved in 4 hours, minor among 2 held
Tribal land row: HC seeks date of ST status to Gonds
Drought-hit landless farmer evicted over 3L loan default
323 Localities Under 18 Command Areas To Face 24-Hour Water Cut On Oct 13
NMC To Rationalise Water Supply, Act Against Illegal Connections As 10% Cut Looms
Borewell Drilling Banned In Nagpur As Water Table Sinks
Drinking water down the drain for 2 days after pipeline damage
Soles rebellion tests BJPs grip on Nagpur grads poll
Former MLC Questions Candidate Selection
Central Railways Swachhata Rath Removes 1.68 Lakh Kg Muck to Ensure Clean Tracks
Snakes, monitor lizard rescued in past 72 hours in Maharashtra
Triple murder accused caught during bandobast in Navi Mumbai
Former APMC staffer steals confidential docus, FIR filed
Landlord in Navi Mumbai held for sexual abuse of tenant's 8-year-old daughter
PCMC to pay Rs 10 crore for 20 water tankers in Navi Mumbai
Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation warns of strict action on air pollution at construction sites
Tragic Accident Claims Lives of Couple in Maharashtras Kasara Ghat
A couple tragically lost their lives in a horrific accident at Kasara Ghat in Maharashtra. The incident raises concerns about road safety in the area. Tragic Accident Claims Lives of Couple in Maharashtras Kasara Ghat
NIA to probe attack on Flydubai Captain Smit Machchhar, registers case
The incident involved the flights Omani co-pilot, Hamam al-Hammami, who allegedly attacked Smit Machchhar with an axe inside the cockpit in an attempt to seize control of the aircraft and bring it down
Delhi Police informs Dipke of grandmothers death during his detention
Abhijeet Dipke was detained ahead of a CJP-led protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, which police said had not been granted permission. The demonstration was called to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
Maharashtra Launches Special Voter Registration Drive Ahead of Deadline
Citizens of Maharashtra are urged to register for voting by October 12 during special camps on October 10 and 11. Maharashtra Launches Special Voter Registration Drive Ahead of Deadline
Delhi court convicts Tahir Hussain of abetment to rioting, acquits 12 others
Additional Sessions Judge Praveen Singh convicted Hussain under Section 147 (punishment for rioting) read with Section 109 (abetment) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), while acquitting him of the other charges
Chhatron Ki Goonj: Rahul backs CEC protest, urges youth to keep protesting
Rahul Gandhi challenged the government to deploy additional police personnel or detain opposition leaders and young protesters, saying such action would not stop the movement
Delhi court refuses to cancel Sharjeel's bail, but says he flouted conditions
The prosecution alleged that Imam violated these conditions, pointing to videos on a YouTube channel and on social media platform X. It said a video uploaded by a news channel showed Imam's brother giving an interview while he was present in the same room
Kejriwal, AISA leader Neha Bora detained during protests against CEC in Delhi
Around 1,000 protesters had been detained across the national capital by Saturday as demonstrators attempted to march towards Jantar Mantar for a protest led by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), Delhi Police sources said
Goon Booked for Killing Stray Dog in Ambernath, Search On
Gurukul Educational Institutions honours alumnus Capt Smit Machchhar
Congress Challenges Election Commissions Integrity Amid Protests in Delhi
Congress raises concerns over Election Commissions fairness and demands compensation for Maharashtra farmers amid ongoing protests. Congress Challenges Election Commissions Integrity Amid Protests in Delhi
Maharashtra FDA seizes 74,600 kg of edible oil worth Rs 1.28 cr during raids
Inspections were carried out in Pune, Sangli, Solapur, Satara and Kolhapur districts to check compliance with food safety standards and prevent the sale of substandard and unsafe edible oil
Maharashtra Election Commission Resolves Age Discrepancies for 270,000 Voters
The Maharashtra Election Commission has clarified that age-related discrepancies for 270,000 voters were resolved before the deadline. Maharashtra Election Commission Resolves Age Discrepancies for 270,000 Voters
Administrator Flags Opacity, Seeks Audit of AITA and Trust Affairs
Man Held For Assaulting Minor Daughters In Latur
Police in Latur, Maharashtra, arrested a man on Saturday for allegedly sexually assaulting his two minor daughters, aged four-and-a-half and three years. The complaint was filed by the victims' mother, leading to a case under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and POCSO Act.
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 10 (IANS) Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday issued a strong appeal to citizens across the state to make full use of the special voter registration camps organised on October 10 and 11, emphasising that completing the necessary enrollment processes before the October 12 deadline is vital for safeguarding democratic rights. The special drive comes in the wake of the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, an exercise the Chief Minister recently defended as a necessary and long-standing mechanism to protect the integrity of India's democratic system. Designated polling stations across the state are hosting special camps this weekend to assist citizens who missed home visits by Booth Level Officers (BLOs). Eligible citizensparticularly young or first-time voters whose names are missing from the draft electoral rollshave been urged to fill out Form-6 for immediate registration. Voters who received formal notices during the ongoing SIR verification process can utilise these camps to submit alternative valid documents and clear discrepancies. All claims, objections, and documentation processes must be finalised and submitted strictly before the October 12 deadline, CM Fadnavis said. Defending the current electoral roll revision, the Chief Minister recently noted that rapid urbanisation, frequent migration, and demographic updates necessitate periodic verification to keep voter lists accurate and reliable. Highlighting that the current framework is a natural extension of India's decades-old electoral tradition, the state administration has streamlined these weekend camps to ensure no genuine, eligible voter is left disenfranchised. Citizens are advised to visit their local polling booths immediately to verify their names on the electoral roll and complete pending formalities ahead of October 12 deadline. Earlier, the Office of the Maharashtra Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) S. Chockalingam has launched targeted registration drives and door-to-door verification campaigns across the state. Operating under the guidelines of the Election Commission of India (ECI), election authorities have committed to ensuring that no eligible citizen is left off the electoral roll and no ineligible entries remain. Booth Level Officers (BLOs) are deployed at campus sites to assist eligible students with completing application forms and to resolve queries regarding the SIR workflow, the Office of Maharashtra Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) said in a statement. BLOs are conducting home visits to identify eligible citizens missing from the Draft Electoral Roll and collect Form-6 following verification. For residents unavailable during home visits, special voter registration camps will be held at all designated polling stations on October 10 and October 11. Citizens whose names appear on the list of absent or migrated voters (compiled during house-to-house enumeration) can apply for re-enrolment or correction. The official list of absent/shifted voters has been published online at ceoelection.maharashtra.gov.in for public verification. The deadline to submit claims, objections, and new registration requests is October 12. Citizens can apply via offline or online channels. The Maharashtra Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Office has appealed to submit applications digitally through the ECI portal at voters.eci.gov.in or via the official ECINET mobile application. It has assured all residents that Electoral Registration Officers will duly process all complete applications submitted with required supporting documents for inclusion in their respective Assembly constituency voter lists.
Maharashtra Government Takes Action Against Drought, Urges Coordinated Efforts from All Departments
Maharashtras Chief Minister calls for strategic drought response and water conservation measures to combat the ongoing dry conditions. Maharashtra Government Takes Action Against Drought, Urges Coordinated Efforts from All Departments
Central Team Inspects Drought-Hit Parts of Maharashtra's Beed
A prolonged dry spell has pushed Beed district towards a severe drought, devastating Kharif crops; farmers seek urgent relief
696 kg of poppy husk worth Rs 1.04 crore seized from truck carrying steel coils in Gujarat
Digital Desk | Ahmedabad, Oct 10 (IANS) The Ahmedabad Rural Police have seized 696.94 kg of poppy husk concealed beneath steel coils in a truck travelling from Nagpur in Maharashtra to Sanand in Gujarat and arrested the driver, while two other suspects have been identified in connection with the alleged interstate trafficking operation. The narcotic substance, packed in 36 sacks, was valued at Rs 1.045 crore, while the total value of the seized property, including the truck, steel coil, mobile phones and cash, was estimated at Rs 1.47 crore, police said on Saturday. The joint operation was conducted by the Special Operations Group (SOG) and the Anti-Narcotics Wing (ANW) of Ahmedabad Rural Police following a tip-off received by SOG Sub-Inspector I.K. Sheikh that a truck-trailer was carrying a large consignment of poppy husk concealed beneath steel coils. The coils were reportedly being transported from Nagpur for delivery to Tata Motors in Sanand, said the police. Acting on the information, police teams tracked the vehicle and received specific information that it would pass along the Kheda-Dholka highway on the night of October 8. The teams intercepted the vehicle and inspected its cargo. When the tarpaulin covering the steel coils was removed, they found 36 black and yellow sacks containing the suspected narcotic substance concealed beneath the coils. Police identified the arrested driver as Bhairaram Tarad, 33, a resident of Barmer district in Rajasthan. According to the police, the consignment had allegedly been loaded into the trailer near Jhabua in Madhya Pradesh by a person identified as Santosh, who is now wanted in the case. The driver was allegedly promised freight charges of Rs two lakh to transport the consignment to its intended recipient in Gujarat. Police have also detained Jetaram Kadwasha, a resident of Samakhiyali in Kutch district, who is suspected of being the receiver who ordered the consignment. He is being questioned, while efforts are underway to apprehend Santosh. A case has been registered at Dholka Rural Police Station under Sections 8(c), 15(c) and 29 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. Further investigation is underway to establish the source of the consignment and the roles of the other suspects. The seized property includes the truck-trailer valued at Rs 20 lakh, a steel coil worth around Rs 22.22 lakh, two mobile phones valued at Rs 7,000 and cash amounting to Rs 32,010, in addition to the poppy husk.
Who is Ajinkya Shinde? CJP's new face to lead Delhi protest
Ajinkya Shinde, a native of Latur, Maharashtra, has taken charge of the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) Jantar Mantar 2.0 protest in Delhi. This follows the detention of CJP's top leaders, including Dipke, Saurav Das, and Ashutosh Ranka, by Delhi Police on Saturday. Shinde, a former computer engineer and AAP activist, is leading the agitation against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged voter-list manipulation. The national capital saw a significant crackdown on Saturday, with nearly 500 protesters and leaders detained.
Beed Police Prevent MCOCA Accused's Suicide In Lockup
A 22-year-old accused, Balaji Shinde, booked under MCOCA for a theft case, attempted suicide in a police lockup in Beed, Maharashtra, by making a noose from blanket threads. Alert police personnel foiled the attempt, and Shinde is now stable and receiving medical treatment.
Missing Teacher Found Dead In Beed Well
A 49-year-old teacher, Sandeep Vilasbuwa Joshi, who went missing from Beed, Maharashtra, was found dead in a well near a temple on Saturday. He had left a digital suicide note on Friday, prompting a search by his family. Police have registered a case of accidental death, and the motive remains unclear.
CM Fadnavis directs departments to work in coordination for drought-free Maharashtra
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 10 (IANS) In a bid to tackle drought conditions across Maharashtra, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday directed all government departments to work in coordination, with strategic planning and speed. Emphasising the core philosophy of Paani Adva, Paani Jirva (Harvest Water, Percolate Water), the Chief Minister urged administration officials to effectively execute water conservation initiatives to capture every drop of rainwater. CM Fadnavis instructed District Collectors, Chief Executive Officers (CEOs), and field officers to actively support non-governmental organisations like the Paani Foundation to accelerate the campaign through seamless inter-departmental synergy. He was speaking at a high-level review meeting on water conservation organised ahead of the early launch of this year's Water Cup competition. He highlighted that overcoming the challenge of drought requires a unified effort across all administrative wings. In the past, our administration -- including District Collectors, CEOs, and Agriculture Department officials -- has demonstrated exemplary leadership and efficiency during crucial campaigns. We have seen how administrative machinery, when working with enthusiasm and responsibility, can transform the ground reality. We must bring back that same dedication and urgency to water conservation efforts, he stated. The Chief Minister directed the departments to develop a cohesive action plan based on the core concepts finalised during the meeting, establish a robust monitoring system utilizing modern technology to track project progress in real time, and ensure close coordination among various departments to prevent delays and optimize resource allocation. He stressed that water conservation plans must translate into tangible results rather than remaining on paper. Projects must be timed such that water-harvesting structures are ready before the onset of the first rains to maximise groundwater recharge. With effective execution, we can take concrete steps toward making our villages completely drought-free, bringing massive relief to our citizens, he expressed. Prominent actor and co-founder of Paani Foundation, Aamir Khan, addressed the meeting, highlighting the importance of year-round engagement and community participation. He outlined that training and awareness programs for farmers will be conducted from January to May, accelerating conservation right before the monsoon. Although this year presents challenges, we must channel optimism and turn despair into hope. Along with focusing on water reuse, groundwater recharge, and structure maintenance, it is essential that every household in every village actively participates in this movement, said Aamir Khan.
Bengal government working to reduce police response time to emergencies: CM Suvendu
Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Gujarat respond to emergencies within six to 10 minutes. Why can't our state achieve this? Suvendu Adhikari asked police officials
Two Arrested in Maharashtra for Jewelry Scam Targeting Elderly Woman
Police in Miraj, Maharashtra, arrest two men for scamming an elderly woman by stealing gold jewelry under the guise of cleaning it. Two Arrested in Maharashtra for Jewelry Scam Targeting Elderly Woman
Actor Imran Khan among several detained in Mumbai for supporting CJP protest
Delhi CJP protest: Two cops injured, nearly 500 detained
Around noon, 25 to 30 protesters allegedly crossed barricades and threw stones at security personnel. Some protesters were detained following the incident, officials said
BJP Accuses Congress and CJP of Inciting Chaos Amid Youth Protests
BJP leader Praveen Kumar claims Congress and CJP are instigating unrest during ongoing youth protests in Maharashtra and Delhi. BJP Accuses Congress and CJP of Inciting Chaos Amid Youth Protests
A video of Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe responding to a schoolboys request to bring back vada pav in school canteens has gone viral on Instagram. Mundhe encouraged children to prioritise nutritious food and also cautioned against certain Chinese street food preparations. The exchange comes amid Maharashtras restrictions on foods high in fat, sugar and salt in school canteens and within 50 metres of school campuses.
Maharashtra to soon introduce digital system for milk tracking to curb adulteration: FDA chief
Tukaram Mundhe said the FDA had begun inspecting milk collection centres across Maharashtra to check for adulteration, unsafe milk and compliance with prescribed practices
Offered To Help Abhijeet Dipke Return For Grandmother's Last Rites: Cops
The police said they have informed Dipke about his family tragedy and offered to fly him back to Maharashtra so that he can take part in her last rites.
Detained CJP Founder Offered Police Aid For Grandmother's Last Rites
The Delhi Police informed CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke, who was detained for a protest, about his grandmother's death in Maharashtra and offered assistance for his journey home on humanitarian grounds. Dipke was detained along with other CJP leaders for an unpermitted protest at Jantar Mantar against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke's grandmother dies in Maharashtra's Hingoli
As Abhijeet Dipke has been detained in the national capital, we could not contact him. But we have contacted his parents, and they are on the way to Santuk Pimpri, his cousin said
Maharashtra to Launch Digital Milk Tracking to Curb Adulteration: FDA Chief
FDA had begun inspecting milk collection centres across the state to check for adulteration, unsafe milk and compliance with prescribed practices for collection, manufacturing and hygiene.
Ajinkya Shinde to lead CJP's protest after Dipke's detention
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 10 (IANS) Following the detention of the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) core leadership on Saturday, founder Abhijeet Dipke handed over the charge of the outfit's protest against Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar, to CJP's Organisation In-Charge Ajinkya Shinde. Hours after the CJP chief, along with co-conveners Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka were detained from a flight at the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport in Delhi, Dipke's X handle posted a video in which he is heard asking supporters to now follow Ajinkya Shinde's leadership who will head the CJP's protest in the absence of the conveners. If you are watching this video, it means that I, Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka have been arrested. In our absence, Ajinkya will lead the protest and the CJP movement. All those of you who are watching this video please follow Ajinkya Shinde. He will be carrying forward the Cockroach Janta Party after Ashutosh, me and Saurav, Dipke said in the pre-recorded video. Earlier, Delhi Police personnel entered the aircraft carrying Dipke after it landed at IGI Airport. Dipke posted the video showing the Delhi Police team entering the flight as he, along with other CJP members, Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka, were detained from the flight itself. In a video posted on his social media handle, Dipke was heard telling the police, ...I have come here to be arrested; arrest me. The CJP announced the detentions in a post on its social media handle, stating: Abhijeet Dipke DETAINED! Saurav Das DETAINED! Ashutosh Ranka DETAINED! Social media influencer Dhruv Rathee was also detained from his residence in Gurugram. According to a post on the X handle of the CJP, around 50 police personnel in plain clothes reached Rathees residence in Gurugram at around 8 a.m. and took him into custody. Moreover, according to officials, around 1000 protesters have been detained from different parts of the national Capital on Saturday, while on their way to take part in the agitation called by the CJP to demand CEC Gyanesh Kumar's resignation over alleged irregularities in the conduct of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Meanwhile, Abhijeet Dipke's grandmother passed away on Saturday in Santuk Pimpri village of Maharashtras Hingoli district. She had been unwell for the past few days due to a prolonged illness and age-related ailments. According to Delhi Police, Dipke has been informed about the unfortunate demise of his grandmother. Officials said that it is now up to Dipke whether he wants to stay back to continue the protest under detention or return for the last rites.
Star Power Meets Exuberance Of Youth As 92nd Ranji Trophy Season Kicks Off From Sunday
T20 World Cup: The 92nd edition of the Ranji Trophy begins from Sunday, with much-needed star power meeting the exuberance of youth in India's premier domestic red-ball competition. The first round will see a handful of high-profile India internationals feature before joining the India A squad for the shadow three-game red-ball tour of New Zealand. With everyones attention on India's T20 World Cup defence at home, the Ranji Trophy happenings initially flew under the radar before exploding on to the spotlight as Jammu & Kashmir clinched their historic maiden title triumph in Hubbali led by Auqib Nabis 60 scalps, which led to him getting an international debut against the West Indies in Guwahati ODI last month. As J&K prepare to defend their crown and whether they will be able to do it will make for an interesting watch. The Paras Dogra-led side will be aiming to bounce back against Madhya Pradesh in Srinagar after suffering a defeat to Rest of India in the Irani Cup. The opening round of the 2026/27 season is set to be a blockbuster. KL Rahul (Karnataka), Yashasvi Jaiswal (Mumbai), Ravindra Jadeja (Saurashtra), Mohammed Siraj (Hyderabad), Manav Suthar (Rajasthan), Washington Sundar (Tamil Nadu), Mukesh Kumar and Akash Deep (Bengal) are set to feature in the first round for their respective teams. For some, the Ranji Trophy will be a crucial window for pressing claims for being back in national reckoning like for Mumbais Sarfaraz Khan and Karnatakas Karun Nair. Youngsters such as Mumbais Ayush Mhatre and Jharkhand's left-handed opener Shikhar Mohan will look to enhance their reputation in red-ball cricket. Veteran fast bowler Mohammed Shami, who toiled hard to claim 37 wickets last season, is also back in action. Shami, who along with Mukesh and Akash, will be in Bengal, who take on Delhi in Kalyani, will be eager to break back into the Test set-up after seeing his India new-ball partner Bhuvneshwar Kumar earn a T20I recall for the upcoming tour of New Zealand. Delhi, meanwhile, restart their race for red-ball glory by sporting a revamped support staff following the appointments of former India wicketkeeper-batter Vijay Dahiya as head coach and Rajkumar Sharma, childhood coach of batting stalwart Virat Kohli, as the team mentor. Eyes of the four-member selection panel will also be on Vidarbha's Harsh Dubey, Praful Hinge, Yash Rathod, and Uttar Pradesh leg-spinner Zeeshan Ansari. Seasoned campaigners such as Umesh Yadav (Punjab), Harshal Patel (Gujarat), Mandeep Singh and Hanuma Vihari (both Tripura) will shoulder vital mentorship roles. While the opening round belongs to India's marquee names, the coming weeks will test if a new crop of domestic heroes can rise from the relative obscurity to reshape the national red-ball talent pool. With Arunachal Pradesh at risk of forfeiting their game against Nagaland due to the ongoing legal dispute between two factions of the Arunachal Cricket Association (ACA), it remains to be seen when the legal deadlock will end so that the states cricketers dont miss out on a season of showcasing their talent. Ranji Trophy 2026-27 season groups: Group A: Bihar, Baroda, Goa, Jammu and Kashmir, Madhya Pradesh, Pondicherry, Uttar Pradesh and Vidarbha. Group B: Karnataka, Andhra, Saurashtra, Chhattisgarh, Hyderabad, Tripura, Punjab, and Assam. Group C: Bengal, Delhi, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Kerala, Maharashtra, Services and Odisha. Group D: Mumbai, Rajasthan, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Railways. Plate Group: Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland, Sikkim, Meghalaya, and Arunachal Pradesh. First Round games to be broadcasted: - Jammu & Kashmir vs Madhya Pradesh JioHotstar and Star Sports Khel First Round games to be broadcasted: - Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Maharashtras Sujat Ambedkar Advocates for Preservation of Marathi Schools
Sujat Ambedkar calls for the implementation of the Akola educational model across Maharashtra to prevent the closure of Marathi schools. Maharashtras Sujat Ambedkar Advocates for Preservation of Marathi Schools
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipkes grandmother, Savitribai Shankarrao Dipke, dies at 85 in Maharashtra
The Cockroach Janta Party, CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke's paternal grandmother died at the age of 85 in Maharashtra's Hingoli district on Saturday following a prolonged illness. Savitribai Shankarrao Dipke breathed her last at 11.30 am at the paternal house in Santuk Pimpri village. Her last rites will be performed at 10 am on Sunday, family sources said.The CJP founder last met his grandmother on August 15 when he launched the 'School Thik Karo' campaign from the Hingoli district and one more time. As Abhijeet Dipke has been detained in the national capital, we could not contact him. But we have contacted his parents, and they are on the way to Santuk Pimpri, said Dipke's cousin.
Ramayana event in Ramtek on October 11 postponed amid Maharashtra drought
Rahul Gandhi not responsible enough to hold high office, claims BJP MP
A delegation of MPs from the INDIA bloc, including Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, met President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Friday and submitted a memorandum raising concerns over alleged electoral irregularities and what they described as attempts to undermine Indian democracy
Delhi Police Informs Abhijeet Dipke Of Grandmother
Delhi Police has informed Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke about the death of his grandmother in Maharashtra, leaving him to decide whether to return home for her last rites or remain in Delhi and continue the protest under detention,
CJP names Ajinkya Shinde to lead Delhi protest amid leaders detention
Abhijeet Dipke had recorded a video statement in advance, anticipating a possible arrest. The announcement comes amid heightened security and preventive detentions in the national capital ahead of the planned demonstration against the Election Commission
