Thousands of Mumbaikars chant along with Krishna Das at NSCI Dome
Mumbai social worker attacked with sickles after opposing history-sheeter, 1 held
Fadnavis: Maharashtra to Assess Telangana Barrage Project Impact
A joint committee comprising the chief secretaries and water resources department secretaries of both states will examine technical aspects and the potential submergence area in Maharashtra: Fadnavis
Pedestrian killed after autorickshaw hits him in Mumbai, driver booked
Cyclone Arnab: Fishermen barred from sea as Bengal braces for rain
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) is closely monitoring changes in the path and intensity of Cyclone Arnab, which is expected to make landfall along the Andhra Pradesh coast. Although West Bengal is unlikely to face a direct impact, the system is expected to bring fresh spells of rain and gusty winds to several parts of the state
Nephew Kills Uncle, Aunt In Hingoli Over Well Dispute
A 23-year-old man, Devendra Chopde, allegedly murdered his uncle Tryambak Chopde and aunt Mangal in Wadad village, Hingoli district, Maharashtra. The double murder stemmed from a long-standing dispute between the families over a common well and passage. Devendra later surrendered to police.
India Jewellery Park in Navi Mumbai to generate 1 lakh jobs: Maharashtra CM Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said the India Jewellery Park in Mahape, Navi Mumbai, is planned with an investment of around 50,000 crore and is expected to generate one lakh jobs. Developed under the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council, the facility aims to strengthen Indias global position in the sector.
Tabla and Sons strikes a chord at Royal Opera Houses 10th anniversary
Maharashtra CM responds positively to Telanganas request for 152-metre Tummidihatti barrage
Joint committee of officials to examine technical feasibility, submergence and compensation issues
Maharashtra NEET PG Provisional Merit List 2026 - Release Date, State Rank PDF and Choice Filling
State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra, is scheduled to release the NEET PG 2026 provisional state merit list on 28 October 2026 for MD, MS and postgraduate diploma counselling. Registered candidates can check their state merit ranking through the official medical counselling portal. The grievance window is scheduled for 29-30 October, with the final state merit list and CAP Round 1 seat matrix due on 1 November. Choice filling is scheduled for 2-4 November, followed by the first selection list on 5 November 2026.
Red alert in Kodaikanal as relentless rain floods homes and disrupts daily life
Heavy Northeast monsoon rain has triggered a red alert in Kodaikanal, flooding over 20 homes and disrupting tourism and livelihoods. Residents fear a cracked 30-year-old bridge could cut off 600700 families, while Vaigai Dam in Theni has reached the 50-foot mark
Three Palestinians, including seven-year-old girl, killed in Israeli airstrike
Three Palestinians, including a seven-year-old girl, were killed in an Israeli airstrike on a displaced persons camp in southern Gaza. Gaza's civil defence reported 11 deaths and 50 injuries from Israeli fire and airstrikes in 24 hours, as military activity continued despite the ceasefire
Electric MSRTC bus catches fire in Pune, all 17 passengers rescued safely
According to preliminary information, smoke and flames were noticed coming from the bus while it was heading towards Swargate. The driver acted promptly and pulled the vehicle over to the side of the road
BusinessWire India Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], October 26: Rakesh Telawne, Managing Director of Telawne Power Equipments Pvt. Ltd., has taken charge as Chairperson of the Western Region of the Indian Electrical
SC notice to Centre, EC on plea challenging SIR in Maharashtra
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to examine a plea challenging the special intensive revision of electoral rolls in Maharashtra and issued notices to the Centre and Election Commission. The petitioner alleged large-scale voter deletions, including those of people temporarily relocated during redevelopment. The matter will be heard on November 5.
Approximately 72.96% turnout in Maharashtra MLC polls; Amravati Teachers' seat leads with 92.25%
Maharashtra Legislative Council elections to three graduates' and two teachers' constituencies recorded an overall voter turnout of 72.96%, with Amravati Teachers' constituency leading at 92.25%. Polling took place on October 23, with votes scheduled to be counted on October 27. A total of 182 candidates contested across five seats.
Q2 Results Today LIVE: Ather Energy Turns EBITDA, PAT Positive For First Time; Stock Jumps 10%
Q2 Results Today LIVE: Paytm, Tata Consumer Products, ITC Hotels, Indian Overseas Bank, Bank of Maharashtra, REC, Mankind Pharma, Sunteck Realty, Ather Energy, Eris Lifesciences, Nazara Technologies, among other will announce Q2 results today.
In Maharashtra, a remarkable literacy test was held on Sunday, marking a significant milestone for the elderly. Many participants faced educational obstacles in the past, but they approached this test filled with renewed hope. Their families stood by them, expressing pride in their achievements. This initiative, aimed at welcoming adults back into literacy programs, garnered nearly seven lakh registrations, signaling a commitment to lifelong learning.
SC issues notice to Centre, EC on plea challenging SIR in Maharashtra
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to examine a plea challenging the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Maharashtra. A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana issued notices to the Centre, Election Commission of India and others on a plea filed by Arun Anandagiri, a chartered accountant and journalist by profession. Senior advocate Arvind Datar, appearing for the petitioner, submitted that voters temporarily relocated during redevelopment in Mumbai and Pune have been deleted as person not found. He said around 20 million out of the 97.9 million total voters in Maharashtra have been deleted from the draft rolls and another 12.2 million electors have been struck off under logical discrepancies. The petition stated that till the issue is adjudicated by the top court, the revision exercise in the state should be kept in abeyance and no voter whose name appeared in the pre-SIR list should be excluded or deleted. The to
RBI report: Satellite data, Google Trends improve state growth estimates
A report in the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI's) monthly bulletin suggests that satellite-based night-time lights data and Google search trends can significantly improve quarterly economic growth estimates for Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Karnataka, reducing errors by up to 62 per cent.
ET Business Growth Summit in Nagpur highlighted land shortages, financing constraints, and rising energy costs as major challenges.
Supreme Court assures no deleted voters will be prosecuted for submitting Form 6
The oral observations came during a hearing in which the court agreed to urgently take up in November 5, a plea challenging the deletion of voters in the Maharashtra SIR
Maharashtra MLC polls: Amravati Teachers' seat records highest turnout
Polling for three graduates' seats - Pune, Nagpur and Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar - and two teachers' seats - Pune and Amravati - took place on October 23. Counting of votes is scheduled for October 27
Man arrested for allegedly molesting 18-year-old woman in Pune
A 30-year-old man was arrested for allegedly molesting an 18-year-old woman and attempting to lift her near Samarth Dairy in Punes Katraj area on October 24. The womans cries for help alerted locals, who allegedly caught and assaulted the accused before police arrived
Congress targets Modi govt after Maharashtra challenges FSSAI rules in Bombay HC
Congress general secretary in-charge of communications Jairam Ramesh said the Maharashtra government had challenged the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), alleging that its regulations encroached upon the powers of the state government
Saudi coalition destroys Houthi missile launchers amid Riyadh airport strikes
The Saudi-led coalition says it destroyed four Houthi ballistic missile launchers, a depot and tunnels in Yemen as the Houthis claimed a fresh attack on Riyadh airport. Saudi air defences have intercepted missiles amid escalating attacks, flight disruptions and heightened regional security concerns
India targets global shipbuilding leadership by 2047, seeks Korean expertise
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal is visiting South Korea to strengthen maritime cooperation and promote Indias shipbuilding potential. He urged Indian professionals to share Korean expertise and support the VOYAGES framework as India targets a place among the worlds top five shipbuilding nations by 2047
PM Modi attends 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum, meets foreign delegates in Delhi
The forum, being hosted under India's chairship, brings together representatives of BRICS member and partner countries to strengthen parliamentary cooperation and discuss people-centric development
Rahul Gandhi's convoy collide on Purvanchal Expressway; several injured
Several people, including Congress workers and security personnel, were injured after five vehicles in Rahul Gandhis convoy collided with an ambulance on the Purvanchal Expressway in Uttar Pradeshs Sultanpur district on October 26
Signal failure at Kanjurmarg, dangling OHE wire disrupt Maharashtras Central Railway services
Raymond Plans to Rename Company Raymond Aerospace, Defence & Engineering
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], October 26: Raymond Limited has announced a proposal to change its corporate name to Raymond Aerospace, Defence & Engineering Limited, marking a significant development in the companys
UP court acquits Rahul Gandhi in defamation case over remarks against Amit Shah
The case stemmed from comments Gandhi allegedly made during the 2018 Karnataka Assembly election campaign in Bengaluru. He had criticised the BJP's claims of promoting clean politics while referring to Shah as a person accused in a murder case
Congress slams PM Modi over inflation, says he should focus on people's concerns
Congress general secretary in-charge of communications Jairam Ramesh shared media reports on X highlighting rising food prices and the impact of inflation on household budgets
Andhra Pradesh on alert as Cyclone Arnab strengthens over Bay of Bengal
The IMD has warned that Cyclone Arnab could intensify into a very severe cyclonic storm before crossing the Andhra Pradesh coast on October 28. Winds may reach 125 kmph, with gusts up to 140 kmph, while coastal areas face extremely heavy rainfall and disaster officials urge caution
Fire scare at Union secretariat's North Block in Delhi, no injuries reported
Thick smoke was seen billowing from Delhis North Block on Monday, October 26, prompting Delhi Fire Services to dispatch six fire tenders after receiving a call at 11.10 am. A police officer said ongoing repair work may have caused a minor fire
Jordan arrests three over deadly shooting at Greek Orthodox church
Jordanian security forces have arrested three suspects over a shooting at St Georges Greek Orthodox Church in Karak that killed nine people and injured 25. Authorities said the suspects were wounded during an armed clash, as the government vowed accountability and mourned the victims
Discipline in water use key to resolving inter-State disputes: G.C. Tallur
Farmers and activists from Goa, Karnataka, and Maharashtra discuss issues involving water from Mahadayi and Malaprabha rivers
Delegations from Russia, Brazil, Cuba and Uganda arrive in Delhi for BRICS 2026
Foreign delegations from BRICS member and partner countries arrived at Parliament in New Delhi on October 26 for the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar also attended the meeting, which focuses on parliamentary cooperation and people-centric development
From field to market: The farmer without a title
UN has proclaimed 2026 as the International Year of the Woman Farmer, shining a light on the importance of recognising female farmers. In India, women make up over 45% of the agricultural labour force, yet they encounter hurdles relating to land rights and income disparities. Maharashtra's recent laws aim to empower women in agriculture, but a nationwide application is critical.
Delhi records lowest minimum temperature of October at 16.2 degrees Celsius
Delhi recorded its lowest minimum temperature of October at 16.2 degrees Celsius on Monday, with the IMD forecasting clear skies and a maximum of 32 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, Delhis AQI stood at 176, while Mumbai recorded 114 amid hazy conditions
Five transgender persons held after road blockage over customary gifts
The disturbance apparently followed a clash between two groups of transgender persons in Shivaji Nagar area three days ago over a demand of customary gifts, police said.
IAF closely monitors Indo-Pacific as regional military activity intensifies
Without naming any country, the IAF chief also deliberated on the fast-evolving geopolitical upheavals in the region
Jammu Railway Station market fire guts around 40 shops, no casualties reported
A massive fire broke out at Shiv Market near Jammu Railway Station around 10.30 pm on Sunday, October 25, gutting around 40 shops selling food supplies, dry fruits and blankets. The blaze was brought under control at 3.15 am on Monday, with no casualties reported
BSF seizes Pakistani fishing boat, apprehends four fishermen in Kutch district
A Pakistani fishing boat was also seized during the operation, the official added.
PM Modi opens RBI data centre and Cybersecurity Training Institute in Odisha
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday inaugurated the Reserve Bank of Indias R169-crore data centre and Cybersecurity Training Institute in Bhubaneswar
ISRO aims to expand to four functional launch pads by 2029
He outlined the agencys roadmap, which includes a 2000-acre dedicated Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV) complex at Kulasekarapattinam in Tuticorin district.
Kharge demands halt to SIR, annulment of assembly polls held over past two years
Kharge alleged that the RSS and BJPs ideology was deepening divisions in the country
Israeli military expands West Bank operation, displaces over 2,200 Palestinians
The escalation follows a Friday gun attack in Hebron that killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded three others.
Snakebites may cause up to 513,000 deaths annually worldwide
A new study estimates that snakebites cause between 2.1 million and 7 million cases of envenoming globally each year, with annual deaths potentially ranging from 274,000 to 513,000. Sub-Saharan Africa accounts for an estimated 45 per cent of fatalities, highlighting the need for better access to anti-venom
12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum to be inaugurated in Parliament House complex tod
India will host the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum at Samvidhan Sadan on October 26 and 27. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to attend, while Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has held talks with Russian delegation head Vyacheslav Volodin on parliamentary cooperation and counterterrorism
Let us be part of keeping Mumbai pollution-free
From car-pooling, to planting some greenery in building compounds, every little effort adds up to collective.
Why you need to try this Spicy Gochujang Tteokbokki in Mumbai
The sauce has a mild chilli kick with a hint of sweetness, making each bite flavourful without being too spicy
Brazil election results: Lula wins with 51.78 per cent of valid votes
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has won the 2026 presidential runoff with 51.78 per cent of valid votes, defeating Liberal Party candidate Flavio Bolsonaro. The result marks a comeback for Lula, who trailed in the first round
Pune civic body urged to implement OTP system to track water tanker deliveries
Says move will curb black-market sales, ensure transparency in distribution amid water cuts
Nepal plans flood warning systems, glacial lake mitigation after deadly floods
Nepal plans to expand flood early warning systems across six river basins and lower water levels in four high-risk glacial lakes following devastating August floods. The disaster reportedly killed around 1,500 people, left more than 5,000 missing and caused an estimated USD 1.81 billion in damage
Complaint filed against Kharge over derogatory remark on PM Modi's father in Pat
A BJP state working committee member has filed a complaint against Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge at Patna's Kotwali police station over his remark about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's father at a Congress event. The complainant has sought an investigation into the statement and its context
Maharashtra: NCP seeks Ajit Pawars former finance portfolio
Chhagan Bhujbal says party wont accept any other alternative to the department
Maharashtra: 19-year-old steals uncles gold worth Rs 10 lakh to buy SUV
The incident occurred in Satve village in Panhala tehsil, a Kodoli police station official said.
Maharashtra FDA suspends 68 licences, orders closure of seven units
Despite FDA coming down harshly on violators in the food and drug industry, the agency still found adulterated, substandard goods worth Rs 12.74 crore during its Navratri crackdown
Missed MBBS by one mark in 2016, Maharashtras Bhikan Rojekar clears UPSC with AIR 812
202 National School Games taekwondo bouts held in Ganderbal on day 4
Ganderbal, Oct 25: The 70th National School Games (NSG) Taekwondo Championship continued with great enthusiasm at Ganderbal, witnessing 202 bouts involving 208 participants across different weight categories on the fourth day of the championship. The Directorate of Youth Services and Sports (YSS), Jammu and Kashmir, organised a medal ceremony to honour the outstanding performances of the participating athletes. Additional Secretary YSS TinnaMahajan, as per a statement issued, attended the ceremony as the chief guest and distributed medals among the gold, silver and bronze medal winners. Joint Director Kashmir, YSS, Mohammad Rashid Kohli, Principal of the Government College of Physical Education (GCOPE) and SGFI Field Officer were also present on the occasion. During the fourth day's competitions, 202 bouts were conducted across six weight categories. In the girls' section, 34 bouts were held in the -38 kg category, 35 in the -52 kg category and 36 in the -63 kg category. In the boys' section, 33 bouts were conducted in the -41 kg category, 36 in the -59 kg category and 33 in the -78 kg category. Among the gold medal winners, Sarfaraaz Ahmad, Uzair Aslam and Abdul Hadi represented Jammu and Kashmir, while Ayush Semwal of Delhi, Ayushman Chuchan of Uttar Pradesh, Pranava Raj of Tamil Nadu, Gunj Manish Pipaliya of Gujarat and Tejas Yadav of KVS also secured gold medals. Other gold medal winners included Ananya A of Tamil Nadu, Soloni Umesh Prasad of Maharashtra, Nikesha Singh of CISCE, Rishika of Haryana, Joyshree Chetia of Haryana, Sai Prashant Kadhi of Maharashtra, Aaniya of Haryana, Aekta Kapoor of Jammu and Kashmir, and Sanatani Dey of West Bengal. Silver and bronze medal winners were also honoured during the ceremony in recognition of their performances and achievements in the championship. The medal distribution ceremony celebrated the dedication, discipline and sporting excellence of young athletes representing different states, Union Territories and school boards across the country. The 70th National School Games Taekwondo Championship is being hosted by the Directorate of Youth Services and Sports, Jammu and Kashmir, under the aegis of the School Games Federation of India (SGFI).
Maharashtras Satara Sees Major Savings with PM Solar Home Scheme
The PM Solar Home Scheme is helping families in Maharashtra save significantly on electricity bills, as seen in Satara. Maharashtras Satara Sees Major Savings with PM Solar Home Scheme
From shutdowns to startups, stone pelting history, says Sinha
SRINAGAR: The Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha on Sunday interacted with participants of Yuva Sangam from various educational institutions of Maharashtra, led by IIT Mumbai at Lok Bhavan. The Lieutenant Governor underlined the importance of collaboration, mentorship and national integration in shaping Indias future. Addressing the students, the Lieutenant Governor emphasised that transformative ideas are [] The post From shutdowns to startups, stone pelting history, says Sinha appeared first on Northlines .
Shutdown, stone-pelting days gone: LG Sinha
Srinagar, Oct 25: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Sunday said Jammu and Kashmir is undergoing a remarkable transformation, shedding its past to emerge as a vibrant, progressive and aspirational region driven by entrepreneurship, education and cultural revival. Gone are the days of shutdowns and stone-pelting. Today, Jammu Kashmir is making headlines for its thriving startups, with schools, colleges, and businesses operating seamlessly throughout the year, he said, interacting with participants of Yuva Sangam from various educational institutions of Maharashtra, led by IIT Mumbai, at Lok Bhavan. Today, there are immense possibilities for progress in every sector including tourism, start-ups, agriculture, handicrafts, technology, and education. Thousands of young entrepreneurs from Jammu Kashmir are writing new stories of achievement. Srinagar and Jammu have developed dynamic theatrical, musical, and artistic environments and art exhibitions and cultural events now find a natural home in the region. I would like you to carry back with you this picture of a changing Jammu Kashmir and tell your families and friends what you saw, experienced and learned here, the Lieutenant Governor said. Underlining the importance of collaboration, mentorship and national integration in shaping India's future, Sinha said that transformative ideas are rarely the result of individual effort alone and highlighted how meaningful innovation emerges when talented individuals, mentors and institutions come together in a shared ecosystem of trust, support and cooperation. He observed that the true spirit of Yuva Sangam lies in fostering connections among young people from diverse regions and backgrounds, noting that individual talent achieves its greatest potential when it interacts with other talents, exchanges ideas and works collectively to solve real-world challenges. Stressing the importance of mentorship, he encouraged students to transform innovative ideas into practical solutions that benefit society. The Lieutenant Governor said the Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat initiative has strengthened cultural, educational and social bonds among states and Union Territories by promoting mutual understanding and people-to-people engagement, and described Yuva Sangam as a significant platform for carrying forward this spirit among the youth through its focus on tourism, tradition, development, technology and people-to-people connect. He also highlighted the rich civilisational heritage of both Maharashtra and Jammu and Kashmir and said that interactions between students of the two institutions contribute to a deeper appreciation of India's shared cultural legacy. He encouraged the visiting students to share their experiences of a rapidly changing Jammu and Kashmir, which today offers new opportunities in sectors such as tourism, start-ups, agriculture, handicrafts, technology and education. The LG also highlighted emerging global challenges, including artificial intelligence, climate change and misinformation, saying the future would belong to societies built on trust, cooperation and youthful energy. He urged the participants to remain connected beyond the programme, use their knowledge for social good and serve as ambassadors of national unity, and encouraged educational institutions to develop long-term academic partnerships that would contribute to nation-building. Partnership is essential in science and technology. Use your knowledge and skills to find solutions to society's real problems. Consider yourselves ambassadors of national unity, so that every young person can become a bridge-builder who connects society, he said. During the interactive session with students from Maharashtra and NIT Srinagar, Sinha called for sustainable development and the responsible use of technology for the greater good of humanity. Every technological breakthrough brings both immense benefits and disruption. Technology lacks morality and cannot distinguish right from wrong on its own; therefore, human control over Artificial Intelligence is essential. Our youth must lead this digital transformation while safeguarding the nation's heritage and democratic principles, he said. The Lieutenant Governor also highlighted the dedicated efforts of the Government of India and the UT Administration toward empowering the youth of J&K and promoting unexplored tourism destinations across the Union Territory. Through structured interactions, institutional visits, cultural engagements and experiential learning opportunities, Yuva Sangam PhaseVII aims to foster mutual understanding, enhance appreciation of India's rich diversity, and nurture young ambassadors of Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat. Govind Jaiswal, Principal Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor; Wing Commander Mansi Sunger (Retd), Deputy Registrar, IIT Mumbai; Pramila Sasalekar, Senior Assistant Registrar; Hima Anaredy, Lead Outreach and Training; Sunil Kumar Singh, Assistant Registrar; Dharmendra Chaurasia, Senior Technical Officer; Apurva Kondgekar, Programme Coordinator; Riya Shinde, Administrative Assistant, IIT Mumbai; faculty and students of NIT Srinagar were present.
CMFRI supplies 5 lakh green mussel seeds to coastal fishers in Maharashtra
In a major research-led achievement, the ICAR-Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) has supplied an additional five lakh hatchery-produced green mussel seeds to fisherfolk and tribal communities in Maharashtra, bringing the cumulative supply to one million seeds within the past six months.
Political tussle erupts between Sudin, Rajesh over Cumbarjua seat
Panaji: With the 2027 Goa Assembly elections approaching, a political tussle has emerged between Marcaim MLA and Power Minister Ramakrishna Sudin Dhavalikar of the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP), which is an alliance partner of BJP, and sitting Cumbarjua BJP MLA Rajesh Faldessai over the constituency and the selection of candidates. The exchange of words reportedly []
Police bust Rs 39-lakh cyber fraud, arrest 2 in Pune, secure Rs 23.12L
Panaji: Goa Cyber Crime police have arrested two men from Pune, Maharashtra, in connection with an alleged fake online share investment fraud involving Rs 39.01 lakh, and secured Rs 23.12 lakh of the complainants defrauded money, police said on Sunday. The accused, identified as Sagar Prakash Dholvi and Ajinkya Ravindra Abhang, were arrested in separate []
PSLTA office-bearers seek EGM to consider secretarys removal
PMRDA to scrap TP schemes if 50% farmers, gram panchayats oppose projects
Lab-grown diamonds sparkle as festive and wedding jewellery demand picks up
Draft land acquisition law amendment to be submitted to CM this week
India risks falling behind without higher education push: IIT-Madras Director
Axing of 32k Karjat trees: Due process followed, says Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis
Kulkarni selected for Japan tourism study programme
PVG to host three-day international conference on engineering, technology
AI to boost security and fire safety, says Maharashtra fire services director
Pune college students explore AI, space science programmes in Russia
Pune rail division organises Jan Samwad
Case against 4 for operating illegal dance bar under guise of live orchestra in Maval
Satej Patil urges opposition to attend Gokul chairman election and set precedence
FTII alumnas film on 12-year-olds dream of becoming a doctor wins in Russia, Sweden
Pune bus operators report surge in Diwali bookings as airfares soar, trains go full
Citizens question Miyawaki project work on Vetal Tekdi
