Nestle India responds after customer alleges finding worms in Maggi packet
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 27 (IANS) Nestle India has responded after concerns were raised over the quality of its popular Maggi noodles brand following a complaint by a customer in Mumbai, who allegedly found insects and worms in the product while cooking it. The incident has sparked fresh debate over food safety standards and the quality of packaged food products widely consumed across the country. According to reports, the customer from Mumbai's Kalyan area discovered insects and worms in a packet of Maggi noodles while preparing the product. The customer reportedly highlighted that the packet carried an expiry date of February 2027, raising questions about how contamination could have occurred despite the product being well within its shelf life. The alleged discovery has led to concerns among consumers regarding the safety and quality of packaged food items. It also comes at a time when the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been stepping up efforts against food adulteration and violations of food safety regulations across the state. Reports indicate that there have been calls for the FDA to take cognisance of the matter and collect samples of the concerned product for laboratory testing to determine the authenticity of the complaint and identify any possible quality issues. Responding to the reports, Nestle India said it follows stringent quality control measures and food safety protocols throughout its manufacturing process. We have learnt about this matter through media reports and have not been contacted by the consumer or the authorities as yet. At this stage we cannot comment on the authenticity of the concern raised, a Nestle India spokesperson said. The company further stated that every product undergoes multiple quality checks, beginning with the sourcing of raw materials and continuing through the manufacturing and packaging stages, to ensure compliance with all applicable quality and safety standards before the products reach consumers. The company maintained that robust quality and food safety management systems are in place across its manufacturing operations and reiterated its commitment to delivering safe and high-quality products to consumers.
Devendra Fadnavis accuses Rahul Gandhi of creating anarchy, chaos over EC
CM Devendra Fadnavis also rejected reports of differences within the poll panel, saying all three election commissioners had stated in a joint press statement that decisions related to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) were taken unanimously
Pregnant Woman Faints During Fight. She Was Taken 275 km Away, Burnt Alive
The accused allegedly poured petrol on the woman's body and set it on fire in a deserted hilly area in Maharashtra's Dhule district.
'His mind was stolen': Devendra Fadnavis rips into Rahul Gandhi over 'vote chori' allegations
Taking at swipe at Congress MP Rahul Gandhi for repeatedly raising questions over the functioning of the Election Commission of India (ECI) in the aftermath of a report claiming 'dissent' between poll body members over SIR, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said on Sunday that the Leader of Opposition (LoP) in Lok Sabha wants to create a situation of anarchy and chaos in India and is trying to weaken the people's trust in constitutional bodies.
Vidarbha and Marathwada account for 64% of the drought-affected talukas
At least 12 dead, dozens missing after vessel capsizes in Congos Lake Kivu
The vessel was carrying more than 50 people when it capsized on Saturday night in the Idjwi territory, in South Kivu province, said Felix Habiragi, chief of the village of Kisheke near the scene of the accident
Maharashtra must build bamboo economy for sustainable growth: Governor Varma
Speaking at the Bamboo Economy and Sustainability Summit in Mumbai on Sunday, Varma suggested that Maharashtra could adopt successful bamboo-based models from his home state Tripura. He said districts such as Gadchiroli could emerge as important centres for developing a strong bamboo value chain, benefiting farmers and tribal communities
Maharashtra declares drought in nearly three-fourths of state
Mumbai: The Maharashtra government on Saturday, September 26, declared drought in 265 of its 358 talukas, or 74 per cent of the state, amid rainfall deficit and announced relief measures, including crop loan restructuring, land revenue concessions, and power bill subsidies. The government will announce financial assistance for crop losses after the prescribed procedure. According 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 .
ACs, TVs, washing machines to get costlier from October 1; check details here
Manufacturers have cited rising prices of key inputs such as copper, aluminium and steel, higher costs of crude oil derivatives and freight, as well as currency exchange volatility amid the ongoing West Asia crisis
Maharashtra SIR: Rohit Pawar claims voter exclusions may reach three crore
NCP (SP) MLA Rohit Pawar targeted Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and alleged that the process of verifying voter records had been centralised with the Election Commission
'Mame Khan is exactly the right fit': Brinda Miller on bringing folk music to Kala Ghoda
Brinda Miller highlights the vital role of music and cultural conservation in the upcoming Mame Khan concert. This event not only raises funds for the Kala Ghoda heritage district but also aims to enhance cultural awareness. Miller praises Mame Khan's artistry, which fuses various musical styles, promising a distinct experience for the Mumbai audience. With ticket sales booming, anticipation for the event is on the rise.
Pune youth killed, body dumped in Beed; two friends arrested
The accused visited the house of Abhishek Namdev Karkambe (23) at Shikrapur in Pune district, took him along on the pretext of an outing and then allegedly strangled him to death, a police official said
From chips to ships: Rajnath Singh pushes indigenous defence manufacturing
From chips to ships, from screws to complete weapon systems, this will take India to strategic autonomy, he said, underlining the importance of indigenous design, innovation and adaptation across the defence sector
Opposition targets EC, EVMs only after poll defeats: Eknath Shinde
Shinde, who heads the Shiv Sena and is part of the ruling alliance in Maharashtra, said opposition parties did not raise similar concerns when the Congress won elections in several states
Pune man strangled to death by friends, body dumped in Beed; 2 arrested
Maharashtra CM Fadnavis Criticizes Rahul Gandhi Over Allegations of Vote Theft
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis rebukes Rahul Gandhi, claiming no votes were stolen and accusing him of undermining constitutional institutions. Maharashtra CM Fadnavis Criticizes Rahul Gandhi Over Allegations of Vote Theft
Mann Ki Baat: PM Modi recalls 2016 surgical strike ahead of 10th anniversary
Addressing the 138th episode of his monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat, Modi said the Indian Army carried out the operation on September 28-29, 2016, targeting terrorist launch pads across the Line of Control (LoC)
Congress questions Maharashtra data-centre push amid drought in 265 talukas
The Maharashtra government on Saturday declared drought conditions in 265 talukas across 32 districts, covering about 74 per cent of the state, following deficient rainfall and prolonged dry spells
Maharashtra: Mild 3.6 magnitude tremor hits Palghar, no casualties reported
The tremor was recorded at 10.33 pm, with its epicentre located at a depth of 5 kilometres in the Talasari area, officials said on Sunday; according to officials, the seismic activity was of low intensity and was felt in parts of the district
SIR in Maharashtra may have deleted 3 crore voters, claims MLA Rohit Pawar
According to official data released during the SIR exercise, Maharashtra has 9.78 crore registered voters, while enumeration forms relating to 2.07 crore voters remained uncollected during the process
Western railways Mumbai central division intensifies 'Swachhata Hi Seva 2026' campaign
In a bid to enhance hygiene standards, the Mumbai Central Division of Western Railway conducted an extensive cleanliness campaign from September 21 to 24, successfully collecting more than 10 tonnes of waste with contributions from railway personnel and travelers. Notable measures included targeted cleanliness operations at the Surat Coach Care Centre and outreach activities aimed at educating local households on waste disposal and composting.
Maharashtra declares 265 talukas drought-hit, Fadnavis pledges relief
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Chhattisgarh rains flood Gadchiroli, 525 people shifted to safer places
The heavy rainfall in Chhattisgarh inundated several low-lying areas, caused rivers and streams to swell and disrupted road connectivity. The resulting flood-like conditions also affected neighbouring areas of Gadchiroli in Maharashtra
Bamboo Economy: Maharashtra's Path To Sustainable Development
Maharashtra Governor Jishnu Dev Varma has advocated for a bamboo-based economy to drive sustainable development, create rural livelihoods, and offer green alternatives to plastic. Speaking at a summit, he highlighted bamboo's crucial role in climate change mitigation, its potential to empower local communities, and its benefits for farmers.
Maharashtra LLB 3-Year Round 4 Registration Begins Today; Check Dates And Details
Maharashtra LLB 3-Year Round 4 registration 2026 begins on September 27. Check the application deadline, merit list date, admission schedule and how to apply.
NCMC card mandatory for senior citizens, women passengers on MSRTC buses from October 1
DR Congo plane crash kills at least 17, including senior military officials
Bokinda later informed reporters that the death toll had risen from the initial figure of 13 to 17 after authorities recovered 16 adult bodies and the body of a baby once the fire at the wreckage was brought under control.
Iran FM Araghchi says Tehran awaits formal US response on Hormuz proposal
Araghchi said Iran was awaiting a formal US position from mediators before taking a final decision, adding that any move to reopen the Strait of Hormuz would depend on Tehran's conditions being fulfilled
UP rain: 10 killed, 17 injured as 63 districts record excess rainfall
The state received 19 times its normal rainfall in the past 24 hours, with heavy rain, thunderstorms and strong winds damaging standing crops and 117 houses, they said.
Jaishankar at UNGA: India will exercise its right to defend against terrorism
India had launched Operation Sindoor on May 7 last year, targeting terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in retaliation for the April 22 Pahalgam attack that had killed 26 civilians. New Delhi has consistently denied any third-party intervention
2 men die of suffocation inside public toilet in Mumbai's Goregaon east
Amla, Moringa drive rural empowerment, nutrition push: PM Modi in 'Mann Ki Baat'
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 27 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his 'Mann Ki Baat' address on Sunday, highlighted the growing economic and nutritional significance of Amla and Moringa, underscoring how traditional produce is creating new livelihoods while strengthening the fight against malnutrition. Amla, long valued in Indian households for pickles, murabba, juice and as a key ingredient in Chyawanprash during winters, is now opening fresh avenues for farmers and women entrepreneurs, he said. The deep-rooted connection between Pratapgarh in Uttar Pradesh and Amla has been further strengthened through the One District One Product (ODOP) initiative. Nearly 100 local units in the district are engaged in Amla processing, with self-help groups of women playing a central role, PM Modi told citizens through his popular programme. One such group, the 'Savitri Phule Self Help Group' in Devgarh Kamasi village, produces Amla candy, murabba and juice, he said, and further informed, expanded market access has significantly raised the income of its members. Similarly, the Vindhyavasini Self Help Group makes Amla pickle and digestive powder. These women received processing machinery, access to loans and opportunities to participate in local trade fairs, resulting in a marked rise in their earnings. The Prime Minister stressed that every region of India possesses unique fruits, traditional arts or special skills. The ODOP campaign aims to take these beyond local markets to other parts of the country and even global markets. This, he said, reinforces the Vocal for Local movement and supports the goal of a self-reliant India. He urged citizens to keep the spirit of Vocal for Local alive during the upcoming festive season. On the nutrition front, September has been marked by multiple efforts to combat malnutrition, PM Modi said. In Chhattisgarh, he informed, the 'Har Ghar Munga' campaign is encouraging families to include nutritious Moringa (locally called Munga) in their daily diet. Gujarat has organised 'Vangi Spardha', a competition featuring dishes made from millets and other local nutritious ingredients, drawing participation from over two lakh people, PM Modi shared the information. Maharashtra is witnessing growing local involvement in similar nutrition-focused drives, while Mizoram has launched a collective campaign for the care and maintenance of Poshan Vatikas (nutrition gardens), he said. These initiatives, the Prime Minister noted, complement the digital strengthening of Anganwadi centres, which now have nearly nine crore beneficiaries registered, enabling better care for children, pregnant women and lactating mothers. He called for sustained efforts to make the country completely free from malnutrition by promoting affordable, locally grown superfoods such as Amla and Moringa.
Consumers brace for 3-day bank strike; certain banks open on Sunday
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 27 (IANS) State Bank of India (SBI), Bank of Baroda (BoB), Punjab National Bank (PNB) and several other public sector banks are open on Sunday (September 27), giving customers an opportunity to complete their banking work before a proposed three-day nationwide bank strike from September 28 to September 30. The special Sunday opening applies to public sector banks (PSBs) and regional rural banks (RRBs), following a direction aimed at ensuring the availability of regular banking services ahead of the proposed strike. Customers who need to visit a branch for important banking work can therefore use the additional working day, subject to the operational arrangements and staffing at individual branches. The decision to open PSBs and RRBs on Sunday was taken following a meeting held on September 21 between officials from the Finance Ministry, public sector banks, regional rural banks, the Indian Banks' Association (IBA) and NABARD. The move assumes significance as September 26 and 27 fall on Saturday and Sunday, respectively. With the proposed bank strike scheduled immediately after the weekend, customers could otherwise have faced several consecutive days with limited access to physical branch services. The Sunday opening has consequently been planned to provide an additional opportunity to complete important banking transactions before the strike. Among the public sector banks operating today are State Bank of India, Canara Bank, Bank of Baroda, Punjab National Bank, Bank of India, Indian Bank, Union Bank of India, Bank of Maharashtra, UCO Bank, Central Bank of India, Indian Overseas Bank and Punjab & Sind Bank. The arrangement also covers 28 regional rural banks across the country. These include Andhra Pradesh Grameena Bank, Arunachal Pradesh Rural Bank, Assam Gramin Bank, Bihar Gramin Bank, Chhattisgarh Gramin Bank, Gujarat Gramin Bank, Haryana Gramin Bank, Himachal Pradesh Gramin Bank, Jammu and Kashmir Grameen Bank, Jharkhand Gramin Bank, Karnataka Grameena Bank, Kerala Grameena Bank, Madhya Pradesh Gramin Bank, Maharashtra Gramin Bank, Manipur Rural Bank, Meghalaya Rural Bank, Mizoram Rural Bank, Nagaland Rural Bank, Odisha Grameen Bank, Puducherry Grama Bank, Punjab Gramin Bank, Rajasthan Gramin Bank, Tamil Nadu Grama Bank, Telangana Grameena Bank, Tripura Gramin Bank, Uttar Pradesh Gramin Bank, Uttarakhand Gramin Bank and West Bengal Gramin Bank. However, the Sunday opening arrangement does not automatically extend to private sector banks. The special Sunday banking arrangement comes ahead of the proposed three-day nationwide strike called by the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU) and other bank unions from September 28 to September 30.
Mild tremor hits Palghar in Maharashtra; no casualties
District Disaster Management Cell chief Vivekanand Kadam said there was no injury or damage after a 3.6-magnitude tremor struck Talasari area
Maharashtra earthquake: 3.6 magnitude tremor hits Palghar, no injuries or damage reported
On Saturday night, Palghar district in Maharashtra experienced a tremor of 3.6 magnitude on the Richter scale at approximately 10:33 pm, with the epicenter located in Talasari. Fortunately, local authorities reported no injuries or property damage as a result of the quake. Officials are actively monitoring the situation to ensure the safety and reassurance of the public, urging residents to stay alert and follow established safety protocols.
Film City to get global-level upgrade in its 50th year: Minister Shelar
Shelar visits the Goregaon-based Chitranagari on the 49th foundation day of the Maharashtra Film, Theatre and Cultural Development Corporation.
3.6-Magnitude Tremor Hits Maharashtras Palghar, No Damage Reported
Tremor Recorded In Talasari Area At A Depth Of 5 Km
IMD issues red alert in U'khand; heavy rain likely in Himachal, UP
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 27 (IANS) The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Sunday issued a warning regarding torrential rain and thunder strikes in Uttarakhand. Heavy rainfall is also anticipated in Himachal Pradesh and western Uttar Pradesh. IMD has predicted rainfall in Delhi over the next three days. As rains lashed Uttarakhand on Saturday, the Meteorological Department issued a 'red alert' for the districts of Dehradun, Tehri, Haridwar, and Pauri. The Char Dham Yatra has been suspended in view of the adverse weather conditions. Meanwhile, temperatures have dropped sharply due to snowfall in the high-altitude areas of Pithoragarh, Chamoli, Rudraprayag, and Uttarkashi. Due to the impact of a depression formed over north-eastern Madhya Pradesh and adjoining northern Chhattisgarh, heavy to very heavy rainfall -- and in some places, extremely heavy or exceptionally heavy rainfall -- is expected in Uttarakhand and parts of northern Uttar Pradesh on Sunday. According to the information shared by the IMD on the social media platform 'X', the depression formed over south-eastern Uttar Pradesh has moved north-northwestwards at a speed of 12 km/h over the past six hours. Consequently, it was located approximately 40 km southeast of Lucknow, 80 km east-northeast of Kanpur, 110 km south-southwest of Bahraich, and 260 km southeast of Bareilly. There is a high probability that it will continue moving north-northwestwards across eastern Uttar Pradesh and gradually weaken into a 'well-marked low-pressure area' in the same region over the next six hours. According to the Meteorological Department, the weather pattern in Delhi-NCR underwent a change following rainfall on Saturday evening. People experienced a slight chill on Sunday morning. The IMD has forecasted rain in the national capital over the next three days. Meanwhile, an 'orange alert' for rain has been issued for Jharkhand for Sunday. Additionally, a 'yellow alert' for rain has been issued for Madhya Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Telangana, Marathwada, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Karnataka, Puducherry, and Tamil Nadu. For Monday, a 'yellow alert' for rain has been issued for Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, and Jammu & Kashmir, while strong winds are expected in coastal Andhra Pradesh.
Centre assures support to farmers battling drought, floods amid climate change
Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan stated that the government is aiding farmers facing drought and floods. The Maharashtra government has declared drought in 74 percent of the state, prompting contingency plans. These plans recommend suitable crops for low rainfall areas and include established seed banks. Support will be coordinated with state governments to help farmers recover. Chouhan reassured farmers in flood-affected areas that assistance is on the way.
Govt to support farmers hit by drought, floods, says Shivraj Chouhan
The Centre will provide all possible support to farmers reeling from drought and floods in various states, Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said, noting that the country is witnessing adverse effects of climate change. Contingency plans had been prepared and shared with states to guide farmers on suitable crops to grow in a shorter time during low rainfall, with seed banks and alternative arrangements in place, along with advisories issued to state governments, Chouhan told PTI Videos in Nagpur on Saturday. The Maharashtra government has declared drought in 74 per cent of the state. Chouhan said his ministry was in constant touch with the Maharashtra government over the drought situation. He said contingency plans for the affected districts were ready. We will provide every possible support to the farmers in coordination with the state government, he said. While some states in the country were dealing with floods, others have drought, the minister noted, addi
'The game against Japan was a good pinch for India': Sunil Gavaskar
The mens team were one good strike away from being beaten. That should keep them in fine fettle when they begin their Asian Games campaign. Theyll have to be watchful as the pitch will be uncertain and the outfields softness can be a concern
Man assaulted, robbed by two brothers in Maharashtra's Daund
Digital Desk | Pune, Sep 27 (IANS) A 29-year-old man was assaulted and robbed in the Daund area of Pune in Maharashtra, police said on Sunday. According to officials, Dinesh Bharat Dhanve was robbed, assaulted and threatened by the accused at Nehru Chowk area of the city. The latter was later joined by his brother, who verbally abused the victim. A case has been registered against both the brothers at the Daund Police Station under Sections 119(1), 118(1), 115(2), 324(4), 351(2), 352, and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, officials said. The accused have been identified as Adarsh Anil Jadhav and Aman Anil Jadhav. According to the information received, the complainant was standing near the railway ground and talking on his phone. The accused allegedly approached him at that time and demanded money, asking, Why have you come to our area? When the complainant refused to move away, the accused damaged his mobile phone and slapped him, causing the victim to fall to the ground. Subsequently, accused Adarsh Jadhav attacked Dhanve, injuring his back, thigh, and head with an iron rod. Investigators said that during the assault, Rs 3,500 was forcibly taken from the victim's trouser pocket. Further, when the complainant called his relatives, the accused summoned his brother, Aman Anil Jadhav, to the scene; together, they verbally abused Dhanve and threatened to kill him. A case has been registered against both Adarsh and Anil. Further investigation into the case is underway. Meanwhile, in May, a case of medical fraud was reported from Daund, where a fake doctor illegally practising medicine was apprehended. Medicines, injections and cash amounting to Rs 6.54 lakh were seized from him, police said. According to the official information, the accused, identified as Omprakash Bansilal Swarnkar, had allegedly started an illegal clinic in the Akhadevasti area of Kasurdi village in Yavat without possessing any valid medical degree, registration with the Maharashtra Medical Council, or a license to sell medicines. The illegal operation was exposed after police personnel raided the clinic. During the raid, allopathic medicines of various companies, injections, syringes, bottles filled with suspicious unlabelled liquids, and cash were recovered from the place.
Patels cucumbers say Namastey London as gherkin brand eyes global growth
At a recent event at Londons iconic Gherkin building in the City of London, the company showcased the UKs leading gherkin brand Mrs Elswood in its wide varieties and flavours
Zelenskyy urges Trump to press Xi to help end Russia-Ukraine war
Zelenskyy told reporters he has not yet received feedback from the White House about Trumps talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping but expects to learn the outcome
Trump posts map labelling Strait of Hormuz as Trump Strait
The White House officials on Saturday only said that the US officials were having quite positive and constructive conversations about peace deals with mediators on the Iran war.
ECI extends Delhi SIR claims deadline to October 30, Maharashtra to October 12
The controversy spans objections raised by Joshi and Sandhu on issues such as changes to Form 6 used for new voter enrolment, the functioning of the online system ECINET, the redistribution of work in the IT division, appeals in the West Bengal SIR, and the handling of cases involving voters in Goa, for instance
Delhi govt plans police posts at subways, under flyovers after gang rape
Public Works Department (PWD) Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh on Saturday directed officials to finalise the project in coordination with the Delhi Police and implement it as soon as possible
The tragedy of Nandi and Surabhi
Even the hump, once associated in India with Shivas sacred symbol, the linga, is prized there as a delicacy.
If were being honest, Dhurandhar bhai, it is because of you that we may have lost out.
Search Continues for Missing Tourist in Uttarkashi After Fall on Gangotri-Gaumukh Trek
A tourist from Maharashtra remains missing after falling into a gorge on the Gangotri-Gaumukh trek, with rescue efforts hampered by bad weather. Search Continues for Missing Tourist in Uttarkashi After Fall on Gangotri-Gaumukh Trek
The incident occurred after an air cylinder near the tyre of a tractor used for blasting work exploded
Baramati among eight tehsils in Pune district in states list
11 tehsils reel, activists seek crop inspections
Maharashtra Congress Launches Statewide Protest Against Election Commission
The Maharashtra Congress plans a statewide protest on September 28, demanding the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner amid allegations of bias. Maharashtra Congress Launches Statewide Protest Against Election Commission
Blast of music outside anti-noise activists home in Narayan Peth
Safe visarjan procession matters more than short one: Pune CP Amitesh Kumar
PMC collects over 900 tonnes of waste during Ganeshotsav, over 6.7L idols immersed
Deputy CM Eknath Shinde Demands Apology from Rahul Gandhi Over Election Commission Allegations
Maharashtras Deputy CM Eknath Shinde calls for a public apology from Rahul Gandhi for spreading false allegations against constitutional bodies. Deputy CM Eknath Shinde Demands Apology from Rahul Gandhi Over Election Commission Allegations
SPPU rolls back proposed meal rate hike after student protests
20-year-old returning after visarjan dies after tractor runs over him
Solapur farmers turn failed crops into fodder after monsoon dries up
Visarjan roar hits jet engine level at 115.4 dB
ARAI starts certification service for drone manufacturers
Cop shoots self with service pistol; police suspect suicide due to family issues
Public sector & regional rural banks to stay open today for retailers
Earthquake Strikes Palghar, Maharashtra with Magnitude of 3.6
A 3.6 magnitude earthquake hit Palghar, Maharashtra, on September 26, causing brief panic but no reported damage. Earthquake Strikes Palghar, Maharashtra with Magnitude of 3.6
EC extends Maharashtra SIR claims and objections deadline to Oct 12, final roll on Nov 16
Chandrakant Handore, a Congress MP, faces criticism for offensive comments about Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar amid election disputes. Maharashtra Congress Leader Chandrakant Handore Faces Backlash Over Remarks Against Chief Election Commissioner
Bappas visarjan procession begins with 30-min delay, ends over 33 hours later
From idol immersions to funeral rites, Maharashtra faces the drought pinch
Ngp-Mum Duronto passengers injured in stone pelting near city
17-week rainfall deficiency scripts Maha drought story
Container with gelatin sticks explodes, 4 die in Umarkhed
Teen dies after biker hits cycle new Indora-Dighori Flyover
Traders rob onion-laden truck on Samruddhi Expressway, nabbed within an hour
DMIHER gets nod to become Adani Institute of Higher Education and Research
With Water Bodies Running Low, Should Nagpur Rethink Tall Ganesh Idols?
10,000 cotton farmers died by suicide due to price mechanism, says Gadkari
Court issues process against Yashovardhan Birla, 12 others in IPO funds diversion case
Nirmal Ujjwal Credit Coop Society Faces Liquidation Proceedings
Mihan among 3 sites for drone manufacturing clusters under new state policy
The Heavy Lift Behind Ganpati Visarjan
