Mankapur stadium turns into fortress for counting
Kohale Or Wanjari: Who Will Cross The Winning Quota In Grads Poll?
Chanda GMCs new hosp awaits opening
Couple, infant escape unhurt in false ceiling plaster collapse at Navi Mumbai flat
Slab collapses at 46-year-old building in Bhayandar, five residents rescued
EV Boom In Nagpur: Registrations Cross 1.4 Lakh, 467 Charging Stations In Place
Bandra familys bag with valuables worth Rs 2.5 lakh stolen in Madrid-Mumbai journey
Blaze Ravages Shop, 2 Houses In Lodhipura
Man from Mumbai arrested with drugs worth Rs 1.5 crore
Gadkari hears out civic & med issues at Janta Darbar
BMC plans safety works at 48 accident-prone spots in Mumbai
Freemason Shrivastava New Regional Grand Master-Designate Of RGLWI
Unverified Tenants Emerge As Security Challenge For City Police
Parents allege hospital negligence after delivery of stillborn
Body Sent For Autopsy
In Mumbai, vigilance panels for scavenging skip meetings, list same minutes
Mephedrone Worth Rs1.4 Crore Seized, Mastermind Phalli Caught in Rameswaram
Five arrested for attempt to murder by firing in Navi Mumbai
Dombivli Township Residents Protest Water Shortage After 36-Hour MIDC Shutdown
Friends turn foes: Two held for murder in Navi Mumbai
24-year-old man arrested for duping elderly widow of Rs 1.1 crore in digital arrest fraud in Mumbai
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) suspends 68 food licenses across Maharashtra
Drought and heat scorch Maharashtras cotton belt, leave farmers staring at crop failure & debt
Tiger kills two farmers in 24 hours in Sindewahi range
Group clash kills two in Yavatmal, suspects absconding
Navi Mumbais NAINA project to generate 15 lakh jobs, locals to get first right: Maharashtra CM
Farmer Dies In Finance Office, Police Probe Loan Recovery
A farmer was found dead inside a private finance company's office in Nanded, Maharashtra, with his family alleging he was forcibly taken, confined, and assaulted over a disputed loan amount. Police have detained three individuals and registered a case of murder, kidnapping, and wrongful confinement. A similar case of loan recovery harassment has also emerged in the area, prompting the Nanded Superintendent of Police to urge farmers to report such incidents.
Maharashtra literacy drive: Nearly seven lakh candidates take assessment test
Those who pass will receive certificates and can pursue further education by appearing for examinations equivalent to Classes 3, 5, 8, 10 and 12, officials said. The programme is being implemented in accordance with the Centre's guidelines to help non-literate people acquire basic literacy skills
Row Over Tree Felling for 3,000-MW Project
Proposed 3,000-MW hydropower project in Raigad district faces opposition over the felling of 32,490 trees, while Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis defends it as essential for clean energy.
Kharge Calls Anti-SIR Stir 'Second Freedom Struggle', Seeks Ballot Polls
Governments stolen through 'vote chori' in West Bengal, Haryana, Bihar and Maharashtra must be removed: Mallikarjun Kharge
IIT-Bombay suicide case: Comedian Masoom Rajwani among 140 detained over candlelight vigil
Cyclone Arnab: Where will the storm make landfall? IMD predicts date, districts
Manorama Mohanty, Director of the Meteorological Centre in Bhubaneswar, said that although the cyclone is expected to make landfall in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha is likely to experience heavy rainfall, strong winds and extremely heavy downpours, particularly in the southern districts
Sunetra Pawar meets Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis, seeks finance ministry back for NCP
Deleted Modi-Adani documentary posts after request, says Raj Thackeray
Shutdowns, stone-pelting a thing of past in J&K: LG Sinha
Srinagar, Oct 25: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Sunday said the days of shutdowns and stone-pelting in Jammu and Kashmir were over, asserting that the Union Territory was witnessing growing entrepreneurial activity, uninterrupted educational institutions and expanding opportunities for young people. Interacting with participants of Yuva Sangam Phase-VII from educational institutions in Maharashtra, led by IIT Bombay, at Lok Bhavan here, Sinha said Jammu and Kashmir was undergoing a transformation, with new opportunities emerging in tourism, agriculture, technology, handicrafts and education. 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. The Lieutenant Governor said thousands of young entrepreneurs were pursuing new opportunities, while Srinagar and Jammu were witnessing growing theatrical, musical and artistic activities. He urged visiting students to share their experiences of Jammu and Kashmir with their families and friends, saying people-to-people exchanges could help strengthen understanding between different regions. Highlighting the importance of collaboration and mentorship, Sinha said meaningful innovation required cooperation among talented individuals, educational institutions and mentors. He encouraged students to use their knowledge and skills to address practical challenges facing society and develop solutions that could benefit communities. Partnership is essential in science and technology. Use your knowledge and skills to find solutions to societys real problems. Consider yourselves ambassadors of national unity, so that every young person can become a bridge-builder who connects society, he said. Referring to the Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat initiative, the Lieutenant Governor said Yuva Sangam was helping strengthen cultural and educational ties among states and Union Territories. He also called upon participating institutions to develop long-term academic partnerships to promote research, innovation and knowledge-sharing. Speaking about emerging technological challenges, Sinha stressed the importance of responsible use of artificial intelligence, particularly in view of growing concerns over misinformation and the ethical implications of new technologies. 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, he said. The Lieutenant Governor urged young people to lead technological transformation while safeguarding democratic values and cultural heritage. He also emphasised sustainable development and encouraged students to remain connected beyond the exchange programme. Principal Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor Govind Jaiswal, NIT Srinagar Registrar Wing Commander Mansi Sunger (Retd), representatives of IIT Bombay, faculty members and students attended the interaction.
Kolhapur Teen's Gold Theft For SUV Leads To Arrest
A 19-year-old man in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, was arrested for stealing 15 tolas of gold from his uncle to purchase a luxury SUV. The accused, Samar Chavan, even invited his uncle, Umesh Chavan, to the vehicle's 'puja'. The theft came to light after Umesh filed a complaint, leading to the arrest of Samar and the jeweller who bought the stolen gold.
Maharashtra's Mulik Breaks National Record At Junior Athletics
Yash Mulik of Maharashtra broke his own U18 national record in the 110m hurdles, clocking 13.29 seconds to win gold at the National Junior Athletics Championships on Sunday. The event also saw Fasalul Haque win gold in the men's U20 110m hurdles, with several other athletes achieving top honours across various categories.
Maharashtra CM Fadnavis says people in Pakistan and PoK wish to join India
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Efforts being made to discredit Rs 500 crore audio clip, says Manoj Jarange
Released by Jarange on Thursday, the audio clip purportedly features a conversation between BJP functionaries about a payment of Rs 500 crore to the activist through Shiv Sena MP Shrikant Shinde, son of Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde
Maharashtra to create 100,000 jobs with Rs 50,000 crore India Jewellery Park in Navi Mumbai
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Mumbai BEST Canteen Loses Licence. Dirty Kitchen, Rusty Utensils Found During Inspection
The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suspended the BEST canteen and Instakart Services licence after finding several food safety violations.
Lieutenant Governor Interacts with Participants of Yuva Sangam at Lok Bhavan
SRINAGAR, OCTOBER 25: The Lieutenant Governor, Shri Manoj Sinha today 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 [] The post Lieutenant Governor Interacts with Participants of Yuva Sangam at Lok Bhavan appeared first on Kashmir Media Watch .
NAINA city near Navi Mumbai airport to generate 15 lakh jobs, says Fadnavis
Describing NAINA, or Navi Mumbai Airport Influence Notified Area, as the Third Mumbai, Fadnavis said the planned urban centre would emerge as a major growth engine for Maharashtra over the next 50 years
CM Revanth to meet Fadnavis over Tummidihetti barrage on Oct 26
Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy will meet his Maharashtra counterpart Devendra Fadnavis on Monday, October 26, to resolve clearance issues over the proposed Tummidihetti barrage. Revanth Reddy, accompanied by Irrigation Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy and officials, will meet Fadnavis at the Sahyadri state guest house in Mumbai, a press release said on Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Woman Killed in Tiger Attack in Maharashtra's Chandrapur
A case has been registered, and a probe is underway, the forest official informed
Revanth To Meet Maha CM On Oct 26 Over Tummidihetti Project
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy will meet his Maharashtra counterpart Devendra Fadnavis on Monday to resolve clearance issues over the proposed Tummidihetti barrage.
Torrent Power says 3,000-MW Karjat pumped storage project outside Bhimashankar Sanctuary
The company in a statement said the project, which will supply power to Maharashtra, would support grid stability as the share of solar and other renewable energy rises, while reducing reliance on coal-fired generation during evening peak hours. It also rejected reports of tree felling inside the sanctuary, describing them as based on incorrect information.
Cyclone warning: Very severe storm likely to cross Andhra coast on October 28
The IMD has issued a pre-cyclone watch for Andhra Pradesh and adjoining south Odisha, forecasting that a Bay of Bengal depression could intensify into a very severe cyclonic storm and cross the coast on October 28 with winds of up to 125 kmph and gusts reaching 140 kmph
Halt water supply to construction projects, raise aid for drought-hit farmers: NCP (SP) to govt
NCP (SP) leaders are urging the Maharashtra government to prioritize water supply for farmers amid severe drought. They demand an increase in financial aid to Rs 25,000 per affected farmer before Diwali. Concerns were raised regarding the alleged political pressure affecting water allocation for construction projects. The party is also highlighting issues such as harassment of farmers by lenders during this crisis.
A 19-year-old man in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, was arrested for allegedly stealing 15 tolas of gold jewellery worth Rs 10 lakh from his uncle and using the money to buy a Mahindra Thar. The accused reportedly invited his uncle to the vehicles puja ceremony, where the missing ornaments came to light. Police also arrested the jeweller accused of purchasing the gold.
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Maharashtra Plans 2,5005,000-Acre Chemical Industry Park Near Vadhvan Port, Seeks Centres Approval
Was food meant for destruction sold again? Maharashtra FDA probes supply chain
The statewide drive led to the suspension of 68 licences or registrations, 22 FIRs and 20 arrests in cases involving prohibited products. Seven establishments were ordered to close, while penalties totalling Rs 1.30 lakh were recovered from four establishments
Man Steals Uncle's Gold For Thar, Then Asks Him To Perform Puja For His New SUV
A brand-new Mahindra Thar, a family theft and an invitation that exposed a suspected crime. A 19-year-old man's alleged attempt to buy his dream SUV using stolen gold has taken an unexpected turn in Maharashtra's Kolhapur district, after he invited the
The Maharashtra government has moved the Bombay High Court against the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), challenging the constitutional validity of several central regulatory provisions and accusing the apex food safety body of creating an illegal parallel system that usurps state powers. Petition Challenges Centralization of Regulatory Rights The petition was filed [] The post Maharashtra Takes FSSAI to Bombay High Court Over Usurpation of State Licensing and Enforcement Powers appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Maharashtra FDA Seizes 43.56 Tonnes of Food Stock Worth Rs 1.56 Crore
The FDA department destroyed 564 litres of milk in Mumbai and suspended the licences or registrations of several establishments for violations of food safety norms
CR completes safety assessment of Kavach 4.0 on Amla-Chhindwara section
The 104-km section includes eight stations, six interlocked level-crossing gates, eight station-based Train Collision Avoidance System (TCAS) installations, three level-crossing TCAS installations, three Remote Interface Units, 950 Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags and 13 radio towers
Maharashtra leaders inaugurate development near Navi Mumbai airport
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Tensions flare in Hyderabad after eggs 'thrown' at idol during procession
Hindu organisations protested following an incident where eggs were allegedly thrown at a Durga Mata idol. The incident occurred during an immersion procession within Madanapet police station limits in Hyderabad. Police responded promptly after receiving a call and took the suspects into custody for investigation. A similar incident involving stone-pelting was reported during a Durga Visarjan procession in Maharashtra.
All Industrial Projects in The State to Follow Green Norms: Maharashtra Min Shelar
Environmental activists and Opposition parties have come out against the ampant cutting of hundreds of trees for Torrent Power's project
Goa Police Arrest Two In Rs 39 Lakh Online Investment Scam
Goa Police have arrested two men, Sagar Prakash Dholvi and Ajinkya Ravindra Abhang, from Maharashtra for allegedly defrauding a senior citizen of Rs 39.01 lakh through a fraudulent online investment scheme. The accused lured the victim via WhatsApp, showed fictitious profits, and then stopped responding after demanding more payments. Police have secured Rs 23.12 lakh belonging to the complainant and advise caution against such schemes.
India's private capex pipeline surges 39% to Rs 99.7 lakh crore, risks rise: Report
India's private capital expenditure pipeline reached Rs 99.7 lakh crore in September 2026, marking a 39% increase. Manufacturing and electricity constituted the largest components of this pipeline, while the services sector showed rapid growth. A significant concentration of investments appeared in specific states and industries, with eight sectors accounting for 80% of the total. Maharashtra significantly increased its share of the pipeline, indicating a focus on regional development.
As drought grips Marathwada, Territorial Army builds water security through ecological restoration
Tiger Shroff firing: How missing a bus derailed shooters plan to flee to Nepal
Raj Thackeray deletes Modi-Adani documentary from social media
Mumbai: Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray on Sunday, October 25, said he has deleted a documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and industrialist Gautam Adani from his social media handles following a request from the Mumbai Police commissioner. Thackeray claimed that the film, made by Hotmail founder Sabir Bhatia, had already garnered over Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Maharashtra Seeks Inspection Power Back From Food Safety Body FSSAI, Goes To Bombay High Court
The petition opposed an FSSAI order in May 2023 that barred state officers from inspecting centrally licensed companies and centralised all businesses
Mumbai RTOs have issued show-cause notices to 19 car dealers over alleged fake rental agreements used to register luxury vehicles in Diu and Daman and avoid Maharashtra's higher motor vehicle tax. On a hypothetical Rs 2 crore petrol car, the tax difference could be Rs 14 lakh. The crackdown raises a practical question for customers who bought vehicles through these dealerships: could they face tax demands or registration problems?
Spirit of 'Vocal for Local' now taking our products to global markets: PM Modi
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 25 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that the spirit of 'Vocal for Local' is now taking Indian products to global markets, while reiterating the call to choose 'Swadeshi' during the ongoing festive season to further the resolve of an 'Atmanirbhar Bharat'. Addressing the 139th episode of his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat', PM Modi said, During this festive season, you must have noticed a shift in your surroundings. People are now placing great importance on Swadeshi products while shopping. This spirit of 'Vocal for Local' is now taking our products to global markets. Giving examples, he mentioned how 'makhana' from Bihar's Purnia is now reaching Greece, and 'arhar dal' from Kalaburagi in Karnataka is being exported to the Maldives. New global markets are opening up for India's farmers, he added. While discussing local products, I would like to draw your attention to another important aspect: the packaging of a product is just as significant as its quality. Often, when we see an item in the market, it is its attractive packaging that draws us to pick it up. We want to know about a product just by looking at its packaging, the Prime Minister said, adding that there is now an increasing emphasis on packaging. In Maharashtra, PM Modi mentioned that tribal communities have placed a strong focus on the packaging of the products they create. Through an initiative called 'Shabari Naturals', he mentioned that products like honey, mahua, chironji and bamboo-based items are being brought to the market, reflecting ribal art. You will be pleased to know that this packaging has received Japan's prestigious 'Good Design Award'. Our youth are also experimenting anew in this field; a 'bamboo' start-up in Karnataka is creating packaging material from bamboo and agricultural residue, he said. Talking about the Khadi products, the Prime Minister said, This time on Gandhi Jayanti, sales of the products of Khadi Gram Udyog exceeded Rs 28 crore in a single day. It is an increase of Rs 1.5 crore over the previous year. This means that the popularity of Khadi continues to grow, and the benefits are reaching those whose skills and hard work bring items like Khadi and various handicrafts to life. Reiterating the call to adopt Swadeshi, PM Modi said, During the festive season, we often buy many things for our families and loved ones. This time too, do prioritise products made by local artisans when you shop; your purchases will boost their morale. This sense of affection will further strengthen the 'Vocal for Local' movement. As this movement gains momentum, the dream of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' will be realised all the faster. For that, I personally urge you to prioritise and highlight products crafted by local artisans, he added.
US prepares for possible Iran strikes as Trump keeps military option open
The reports describe military preparations and restrictions on commerce as President Donald Trump weighs further action against Iran. Neither establishes that he has issued an order for a new bombing campaign
Shabari Naturals Wins Global Design Award For Tribal-Inspired Packaging
Maharashtra Government Initiative Honoured With Japans G-Mark Award For Packaging Featuring Warli, Gond And Chitrakathi Art, Promoting Tribal Culture And Sustainability.
Maharashtra's Shabari Naturals earns global award for tribal-inspired packaging; PM lauds initiative
Shabari Naturals, an initiative from Maharashtra, has received the G-Mark Global Design Award for its packaging. The packaging is inspired by traditional tribal art forms and cultural elements. Prime Minister Narendra Modi acknowledged the honor for promoting tribal products globally. Shabari Naturals aims to empower tribal communities by marketing their natural and organic products.
FDA destroys 564 litres of milk in Mumbai; statewide crackdown nets food stock worth 1.56 crore
Seven Mumbai establishments lose licences over food safety violations; major seizures reported across Maharashtra
Obama slams Trump over rising costs, Iran war ahead of US midterm election
Obama spoke on Saturday at the Cleveland Public Auditorium in support of Democrat Amy Acton, who is running for Ohio governor, and former Senator Sherrod Brown, the Democratic candidate for the US Senate. Brown introduced him
Assam Police turn back 25 suspected illegal infiltrators at international border
In a post on social media platform X on Saturday, CM Sarma praised the Assam Police for the operation and highlighted the coordination between the state police and the Border Security Force (BSF) in maintaining vigilance along the border
Student Kidnapped for Ransom in Jaipur
Jaipur, October 25: A shocking incident has emerged in Jaipur where a BBA student from Maharashtra was kidnapped, assaulted, and held for ransom. The police from Pratap Nagar Student Kidnapped for Ransom in Jaipur
PM Modi to witness Indian Air Force aerial display at Varanasis Namo Ghat
CM Yogi welcomed the Prime Minister and the Defence Minister to the sacred city of Baba Vishwanath and invited them to the aerial display scheduled to take place at Namo Ghat
Adani Group refutes social media claims over alleged tree felling near Bhimashankar Temple
Digital Desk | Ahmedabad, Oct 25 (IANS) The Adani Group has refuted social media claims linking the Group to alleged tree felling near the Bhimashankar Temple in Maharashtra's Pune district, calling them false and misleading as they have no project in the area. In a statement posted on X, a company spokesperson said the videos circulating on social media linking Adani Group to alleged tree felling and displacement near the Bhimashankar Temple are false, misleading and fabricated. The group has no project, proposed or ongoing, in the area or its vicinity, and is in no way associated with the activities depicted in the circulating videos, according to an Adani Group spokesperson. We strongly urge everyone to verify facts and refrain from sharing false and unverified content, the spokesperson added. The Adani Group statement came in response to misleading social media posts. Meanwhile, Adani Enterprises Ltd (AEL) has planted more than 1.6 million trees and saplings across 568 hectares at the Parsa East and Kanta Basan (PEKB) mine in Chhattisgarh's Surguja district, transforming the area into a green landscape. Once an active mining site, the area has now been transformed into a lush green landscape. Under the ecological restoration, 40 trees are planted for every tree removed for mining activities. Native species, including Sal, Mahua, Tendu, Amaltas and Sidha have been replanted, with the company reporting a survival rate of about 88 per cent. AEL operates the mine as developer and operator for Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Ltd (RVUNL). According to officials, its greening project has demonstrated how mined land can be restored after coal extraction. It aims to increase the green cover to more than 4 million trees by the end of the decade. The Adani Group has also developed a 3.5-hectare nursery, housing about 5,00,000 saplings and achieved successful regeneration of Sal forests in the area. According to officials, it has undertaken compensatory afforestation across more than 4,000 hectares in the Surguja, Korea, Balrampur and Surajpur forest divisions, while over Rs 259 crore has been deposited with the Chhattisgarh government towards afforestation, wildlife management and other environmental measures.
Mad World: Time for some Yeehaw
Circuit of the Americas racetrack unveiled the worlds largest cowboy hat ahead of the US Grand Prix
US midterm election: Obama backs Senate candidates in Ohio and Michigan
Earlier this month, El-Sayed told reporters that he appreciated Obama and described him as foundational to his decision to enter electoral politics, while acknowledging differences over aspects of the former presidents administration.
HC junks order for further EOW probe against developer in Mumbai redevelopment case
Bosnia: Meet Masa, the 150-kg bear who shares a special bond with her rescuer
The pairs unlikely friendship began in 2019 when Tubic found Masa abandoned as a cub in a forest and took her home. They have been inseparable ever since.
Ukraine and Russia signal willingness to resume US-brokered peace talks
Ukraine and Russia signal their willingness to resume US-brokered peace talks, but steep obstacles remain
Neha Bora refuses peace bond, says peaceful protests are democratic rights
AISAs national president Neha Bora refuses to sign a peace bond on Saturday
Karjat tree felling: 32,490 trees to be cut for 3,000 MW pumped storage project
32,490 trees will be cut to make space for a 3000-MW pumped storage hydro project in Maharashtra; move causes concern among citizens
Mid-Day Opinion: Indias selectors must be complimented
Bhuvneshwar Kumar went over his usual economy, but it doesnt take away from the fact that the selectors looked at performances and not age. Naman Dhir showed that selection isnt always about numbers, but spotting a spark which can ignite into a raging fire
Mid-day Opinion with Devdutt Pattanaik: Buddhist nuns and womens bodies
We see this internalised disgust clearly in the verses of Ambapali, a famous royal courtesan who once lived in luxury and was desired by kings and nobles.
