Indian nationals among injured after truck crash triggers fire in UAE's Fujairah
At least 14 people were killed and 30 injured, including Indian nationals, after a truck lost control and rammed into several vehicles on Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Street in UAE's Fujairah. The collision triggered a fire that engulfed multiple vehicles, while 15 injured people remain hospitalised
State FDA decides to withdraw plea challenging FSSAI jurisdiction
Devotional Bhojpuri songs at Mumbai stations trigger row
Sad day for democracy, if peaceful protesters charged with criminal offence: HC
Amravati doc couple embroiled in sale of newborn for Rs 3.5L arrested
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Chill in the air: Gondia coldest in Vid at 12.8C, Nagpur 14.6C
Chandrapurs drought-hit farmers struggle for 24-hr power supply
Gupta Asks WRD To Study 2019 Water Crisis, Formulate Long-term Drought Plan
Chandrapur dist plans 3L tonnes of fodder yield around lakes
Ryots rearing cattle withstand agri crisis, says Fadnavis
Chandas Rs137 crore Baburao Shedmake sports complex gets push
Morshi police seize Rs35 lakh gutkha smuggled from MP
Koradi, Khaperkheda Plants Meet Up To 90% Water Needs Through Treated Sewage
Six leopard attacks on bikers in Junnar in two weeks as sugar cane harvesting drives up encounters
NMC demolishes dilapidated house in Itwari, seizes two truckloads of encroachment material
Over 260 shikshan sevaks in Nagpur ZP unpaid for 2 months, claims teachers association
CNG and PNG costlier in Pune; new price of CNG is Rs99 per kg
45 days of common yoga practice improves memory, sleep and brain connectivity, Pune study finds
Sick tiger cub dies at Gorewada rescue centre
Rocket fired for reel burns womans saree, son assaulted for protesting
Woman molested & thrown on tracks from Naigaon station platform, train crushes arm
Star Air flight from Nanded to Pune delayed due to bird strike; passengers frustrated
Car catches fire in Kothrud; no one injured
Thief steals gold jewellery, cash worth Rs14 lakh from Lonavla flat
Man stabbed to death in public view at Medical Square
Elderly woman suffocates to death after fire broke out in Alandi
Two daily wage workers killed as bike hits parked container truck near Chandni Chowk in Pune
PWD to spend Rs82 lakh on water, cooks, cleaning at residences for winter session
3 face murder bid case after assaulting youth in Vimannagar over crackers
Thieves steal cash, valuables worth 47L after Laxmi Pujan
T-shirt logo, social media post help Chikhali police identify murdered man; friend arrested
Two die as SUV crashes into stationary container truck in Wadki, driver injured
Maharashtra dairies consider milk price hike from Nov 15 amid rising costs
Last-minute Paes to Parikh switch draws flak from AITA members
Pune plans fodder cultivation across 25,000 acres to prevent livestock crisis
Car registrations in Pune up 71% in 60L+ segment
Elderly man loses 22 lakh to digital arrest fraud
Devotional Bhojpuri songs at Mumbai stations ahead of Chhath Puja strike discordant note
HC seeks Centre, States reply on supply of BIS-compliant helmet during 2-wheeler sale
Chhath songs at stations spark cultural row in Maharashtra
The Railways' decision to play Bhojpuri Chhath Puja songs at several Mumbai stations has drawn opposition from Shiv Sena (UBT) and MNS amid tensions over Chhath celebrations in Maharashtra. UBT Sena MP Sanjay Raut questioned the move, alleging that Marathi and national songs are not given similar prominence.
Kandivali Police Arrest Two for Snatching Gold Chain From Elderly Woman
27-year-old Mumbai man gets jail for flashing woman outside her flat in 2019
'Talks were on when Ajit dada was alive, but now...': Supriya Sule's revelation on NCP merger
Amid speculation over a possible alliance between the two factions of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) in Maharashtra, Sharad Pawar's daughter and MP Supriya Sule has made a major statement, saying that discussions about bringing the two factions together were underway when Ajit Pawar was alive, but the matter ended following his death.
2 women, including 13-year-old girl injured after LPG cylinder flash fire in Andheri
Muslim organizations in Maharashtra protest the proposed Uniform Civil Code, claiming it infringes on personal laws and religious freedoms. Opposition Grows Against Uniform Civil Code in Maharashtra Amid Controversy Over Kareena Kapoors Pendant
AAP MP Sanjay Singh calls on Uddhav Thackeray
Skills and sawdust: Mumbaikars discover the joy of woodworking
Aaditya Thackeray pitches GST body-like Climate Council headed by PM
Maharashtra weather update: Ratnagiri hottest at 36.2 degrees Celsius
In the Konkan and Goa region, Mumbai's Colaba observatory recorded a maximum temperature of 35.1 degrees Celsius, 1.6 degrees above normal, and a minimum of 25 degrees Celsius, 1.3 degrees above normal
CCTV captures accused walking away after pushing woman off Mumbai local train
SMAT: ISPL prodigy Vivek Shelar earns maiden call-up to Maharashtra's squad
Hailing from Bhiwandi, the 26-year-old speedster has delivered impressive performances in his debut ISPL season. Representing Tiigers of Kolkata, Shelar claimed nine wickets, including a hat-trick in the eliminator. He also clocked a speed of 145.2 kmph during the tournament
ASEAN Summit: PM Modi to join Trump, China's Li Qiang in the Philippines
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Manila from November 16 to 18 to attend the ASEAN-India Summit and East Asia Summit. His schedule includes bilateral meetings with world leaders and a possible interaction with the Indian diaspora in the Philippines
Shelar, the fastest bowler in the ISPL, is all set to feature in India's premier domestic T20 tournament, the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, following his success in his maiden ISPL season.
Pakistan Army camp rocked by massive blast in Balochistan; dozens killed
The incident took place in the Kanak area of Mastung, where a man allegedly drove the truck into the army camp, causing a powerful blast and extensive damage to the military facility. Senior military officers were also reportedly among the casualties
Maharashtra Chief Minister Advocates for Modern Agricultural Research to Combat Climate Change
CM Devendra Fadnavis emphasizes the need for modern agricultural research to address climate change impacts on farming in Maharashtra. Maharashtra Chief Minister Advocates for Modern Agricultural Research to Combat Climate Change
President Murmu highlights role of tribal students in building Viksit Bharat
President Droupadi Murmu on Thursday said India has no shortage of talent and that students need the right opportunities, a conducive environment and proper guidance to contribute to the vision of 'Viksit Bharat by 2047'.
EAM Jaishankar discusses Ukraine war, bilateral ties with EU defence chief
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday met Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, Chair of the European Parliament's Committee on Security and Defence, to discuss bilateral cooperation and the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Three Held In Beed Knife Attack
Three individuals have been arrested in Maharashtra's Beed district following a knife attack that left five people seriously injured. The incident stemmed from a dispute over a firecracker-throwing incident on Tuesday. Police have booked five people under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), with two still absconding.
Maharashtra NEET UG 2026 Special Stray Vacancy Round 2 Selection List Released, Download PDF
The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell has released the Maharashtra NEET UG 2026 Special Stray Vacancy Round 2 Selection List for MBBS and BDS admissions on 11 November 2026. Candidates who participated in the counselling round can download the provisional seat allotment PDF from the official Maharashtra NEET UG counselling portal.
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Feel cheated, say women from drought belt, demand restoration of Ladki Bahin stipend
Manipur: Chinese-origin mortars, 80-kg rocket and Rs 3.25 crore drugs seized
The recoveries were made during separate operations in Churachandpur, Bishnupur and Kangpokpi districts, with security personnel also arresting two suspected drug traffickers in connection with an alleged inter-state narcotics network
Digital Desk | Nagpur, Nov 12 (IANS) Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Chief Mohan Bhagwat on Thursday delivered a pointed message on environmental stewardship and sustainable development, asserting that humanity must impose self-restraints to protect biodiversity rather than acting as the masters of nature. Speaking in the presence of Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari in Ramtek of Nagpur district, Bhagwat urged policymakers and society to draw upon India's traditional knowledge systems to build a self-reliant, ecologically balanced model of progress. The RSS Chief was addressing a gathering at the unveiling of a memorial for veteran public leader, the late Datta Meghe, in Ramtek. The event -- which also marked the inauguration of the Nandkishor Jaiswal Agricultural College and the Shalinitai Datta Meghe Veterinary Hospital -- was attended by state Ministers Chandrashekhar Bawankule, Ashish Jaiswal, and Pankaj Bhoyar. In remarks widely seen as a subtle caution to the state government regarding unchecked development, Bhagwat emphasised the interdependence of all life forms. We used to believe that we are the masters of nature. However, we are a part of this universe along with nature, which makes us dependent on it and interdependent on one another, the RSS Chief said. Humans will be happy only when biodiversity and ecology thrive, and for that to happen, humans must impose certain restrictions on themselves. We are not the owners of nature, but a part of it. Reflecting on his own academic background as a veterinary doctor, Bhagwat noted the shifting perception of the profession, saying that veterinary students today have access to modern facilities and no longer hesitate to state their calling. Connecting animal welfare directly to human survival, the RSS Chief highlighted the global emergence of the 'One Health' framework -- an approach he maintained has been embedded in Indian culture for centuries. Everyone experiences the fact that if the environment is not healthy, we cannot stay healthy. If the health of animals deteriorates, it not only affects income, but their diseases are also transmitted to humans, Bhagwat warned. The world today is learning this through trial and error, whereas our ancestors built our way of life through hard-earned experiences. Citing the recently concluded Diwali festivities -- which begin with 'Vasubaras' (dedicated to cattle) and include crafting Govardhan from cow dung -- Bhagwat remarked that practices once mocked globally are now gaining scientific validation and acceptance. Echoing earlier remarks by Union Minister Nitin Gadkari regarding Gir cows, the RSS Chief lamented India's historical neglect of its native livestock in favour of foreign breeds. We had an indigenous breed whose capacity we could have enhanced, yet we failed to do so. We brought in Jersey and foreign cows instead, Bhagwat said. He pointed out that centuries ago, Indian cattle were taken abroad to improve foreign dairy yields -- noting that breeds like the Holstein carry 'Brahman cattle' lineage -- while India overlooked its own genetic wealth. Concluding his address, Bhagwat called for a development paradigm anchored in self-reliance (Atmanirbharta) and traditional wisdom. If we develop based on what we already possess, we will not have to depend on the world, he said, adding that India bears the responsibility of offering the world a new, holistic path of progress where every nation's growth contributes to global well-being.
Kulgam attack: CRPF DG discusses security situation with J-K LG Manoj Sinha
The meeting came after three CRPF personnel from the 46th Battalion were injured after the unidentified assailant opened fire on them around 2.15 pm on Wednesday when they were on ''naka'' (checkpost) duty. The incident spot was around 4 km from the National Highway
Bullet-ravaged bodies of 2 missing SPO's found in Kishtwar
The bullet-ravaged bodies of 2 missing SPO's was found on Thursday. The personnel's were travelling from their camp to an Army post at Dharna-Marwah, when they went missing, and they phones' were also turned off. Search operation underway.
GreenLine deploys electric trucks for Kirloskar Ferrous logistics operations
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Nov 12 (IANS) GreenLine Mobility Solutions Ltd., an Essar Group venture and India's leading green logistics operator of LNG and electric-powered heavy commercial trucks, announced its partnership with Kirloskar Ferrous Industries Limited for the deployment of electric trucks to support its logistics operations. The partnership was marked by the flag-off of electric trucks at Kirloskar Ferrous plant in Taloja in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra. The deployment brings electric mobility into Kirloskar Ferrous goods transportation, adding another application for lower-emission solutions in industrial logistics. The collaboration reflects the evolving role of alternative-fuel transportation in industrial supply chains, with businesses exploring solutions that can support their environmental objectives alongside operational requirements. Commenting on the partnership, Madhur Taneja, CEO, GreenLine Mobility Solutions Ltd., said: At GreenLine, we are focused on advancing lower-emission freight transportation through solutions suited to different logistics requirements. LNG continues to play an important role in our approach to decarbonising long-haul transportation, while electric trucks offer opportunities in applications suited to electric mobility. Our partnership with Kirloskar Ferrous marks a further step in expanding our electric truck deployments and working with businesses to integrate cleaner transportation solutions into their supply chains. Electrifying inter-plant logistics is where sustainability meets operational excellence, driving higher efficiency, lower costs and a cleaner future, the KFIL leadership team said. GreenLine is driving the transition towards lower-emission road freight in India through its growing fleet of LNG- and electric-powered heavy commercial trucks. The company operates over 1,200 vehicles across major freight corridors, serving industries including steel, cement, mining, FMCG and chemicals. Its fleet has collectively travelled more than 100 million kilometres, helping customers reduce over 30,000 tonnes of CO emissions. The partnership with Kirloskar Ferrous represents another step in GreenLines efforts to expand electric mobility across industrial applications and support businesses in exploring more sustainable approaches to freight transportation.
Fresh bomb threat to Amitabh Bachchans house, Mumbai airport, mayors office
Vivek Shelar credits ISPL for Maharashtra selection in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy
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Mumbai clears Diwali smoke faster than northern cities
Trainer aircraft skids off runway at Solapur Airport, trainee pilot escapes unhurt
A trainer aircraft skidded off the runway while attempting to land at Solapur Airport in Maharashtra on Thursday. A female trainee pilot was on board but escaped unhurt, airport officials said. Fire services and police personnel...
Student Pilot Unhurt as Training Aircraft Makes Hard Landing at Maharashtra
A training aircraft met with an accident after making a hard landing at Maharashtras Solapur airport on Thursday, leaving the plane stranded on the runway. Fortunately, no casualties or injuries were reported in the incident. According to Karan Mann of the Redbird Aviation Training Academy, the mishap occurred while a female student pilot was executing [] The post Student Pilot Unhurt as Training Aircraft Makes Hard Landing at Maharashtras Solapur Airport appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Mumbai Police appoint 15 DCPs as competent authorities under Rent Act
According to a press note issued by the Mumbai Police on Thursday, the Maharashtra government's Housing Department, through a notification dated July 31, 2026, appointed all 15 divisional DCPs under the Mumbai Police Commissionerate as competent authorities within their respective jurisdictions
Trump administration seeks fresh Russia-Europe security proposal amid war talks
Washington has urged Moscow to submit a fresh security proposal addressing European concerns and outlining steps to ease military tensions, as US President Donald Trumps envoys push for a broader agreement alongside efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war
Why the Gokul Dairy election is sparking political outrage | The Hindu Editorial
The Gokul Dairy controversy has become a flashpoint in Maharashtra politics after an ordinance allowed the state government to nominate voting directors to the cooperatives board following a closely contested election. Critics argue that the move altered the balance of power after a Congress-backed panel won a majority of elected seats, raising questions about democratic mandates, cooperative autonomy and the role of state intervention in elected institutions.
Kulgam firing: Three CRPF personnel injured, 17-hour search operation underway
Three CRPF personnel were injured after motorcycle-borne assailants opened fire at a checkpoint in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district. Security forces launched a nearly 17-hour search operation to trace the attackers, while Deputy CM Surinder Choudhary condemned the attack
IEA: India's renewable energy expansion saves USD 100 billion in fuel imports
India's expansion of renewable energy capacity has helped the country save more than USD 100 billion (approximately Rs 9.4 lakh crore) in coal and natural gas import costs between 2011 and 2025, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
Leopard carcass found inside abandoned building in Mumbais Aarey Milk Colony
An adult male leopard was found dead on the ground floor of an abandoned building near a forest patch in Mumbais Aarey Milk Colony. Workers staying nearby spotted the animal lying unconscious and alerted the Maharashtra Forest Department. Investigation is underway
1Crowd Expands Healthcare Portfolio with Rymo Technologies
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 12:1Crowd strengthens its focus on healthcare and medtech, backing an Indian health-tech company using robotics and AI to make physical rehabilitation more accessible
Sonia Gandhi's memoir skips Telangana statehood movement, says BRS leader
Former BRS MP B Vinod Kumar has expressed surprise that Sonia Gandhi's latest memoir does not mention Telangana or its statehood movement. He highlighted the sacrifices of over 1,200 students and activists during the prolonged agitation, calling Telangana's formation a defining chapter in India's political history
