Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Sarsanghchalak of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Dr Mohan Bhagwat will grace the bhoomipujan ceremony for the premium centre of Madhav Netralaya on the auspicious occasion of Gudhi Padwa (Hindu New Year) on March 30. The ceremony will start at 10 am...

 By Kaushik Bhattacharya : Launches RRR centres in six zones  Nagpur got ‘zero’ marks last year in ‘Garbage-Free City’ category n Recycle, Reuse, and Reduce (RRR) centres in six zones get functional  Taking..

Economics paper has two parts: A. Macro Economics and B. Indian Economic Development. Section A Macroeconomics is based on economic theories therefore students need to focus on building a strong conceptual foundation by thoroughly understanding key concepts like National Income and it’s methods, aggregate demand/supply, investment, unemployment, investment multiplier, fiscal and monetary policy, money multiplier, etc. Whereas Section B Indian Economic Development is facts-based, which correlates the ..

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Amidst the heatwave gripping the city even before start of April, and as Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) is training its guns on tackling any heat stroke cases, there are some loose ends regarding the availability of drinking water at public places during the summer. Given the recent outbreak Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS), purportedly linked to contaminated water supply, there are no regulations to monitor quality of drinking water supply in the public places. As is the tradition, many social organisati..

The Institute of Town Planners India (ITPI), Maharashtra Regional Chapter (MRC), hosted a Panel Discussion recently under the theme ‘Women Shaping Cities: Safety, Leadership, and Inclusive Development’ The event saw active participation from urban planners, civic officials, academics, professionals, and students. Sujit Rodge, Chairman of ITPI MRC, welcomed the attendees and introduced the esteemed panel, including Chief Guest Rashmitha Rao, IPS, Deputy Commissioner of Police, along with Dr Yogesh ..

An ASI was killed while ten police personnel, including a TI and a Tehsildar, were critically injured in an attack on police team by a group of tribal community at Gadra village under the jurisdiction of Shahpur police station area of Mauganj district, on Saturday evening. Six accused have also been arrested in this connection. The situation in the village is tense but under control. As per details, the police team had gone to village Gadra to save a youth named Sunny Dwivedi held captive by a tribal ..

Despite consistently returning with poor results in the Swachh Survekshan every year, the civic authorities seem to have reduced focus on disciplining the citizens regarding cleanliness, reveals data available for years 2022 to 2024, obtained through Right To Information (RTI) application filed by Abhay Kolarkar. The data of Waste Disposal Department of Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) reveals that the number of actions taken by Nuisance Detection Squad (NDS) against people and organisations spreading ..

Nothing pains a sensitive heart and a sensible mind than calling one’s own society devolving. But Vijay Phansikar’s profoundly concernful ‘Loud Thinking’ subtly brought this hurting bitter truth to the fore. His earnest appeal to apply the brakes on the nightly culture of staying wide awake before the gadgets rang alarm bells in minds alike of a potential harm being done to the healthy fabric of society by the modern ‘OTT culture’. Nighttime is an irreplaceable time for one to relax, rest, sleep; ..

A youth was killed while four, including his sister, were injured when a Mahindra 700 SUV fell off the flyover near Butibori T-point area on Wardha Road. The accident occurred on Friday when the driver of the vehicle took a wrong turn on the flyover towards Chandrapur while heading towards Nagpur. The confused driver, in an attempt to fix the mistake, lost control of the SUV. In the process, the speeding SUV hit the protective wall of the flyover and plunged 20 feet below...

A young man was killed and five others were injured seriously when a speeding car hit a scooter and then crashed into a traffic signal pole in Somalwada area on Friday night. The deceased was identified as Rishikesh Ramesh Nitnaware (26), from Milind Nagar, Khamla. He worked at a car washing centre. The injured persons are Shekhar Deepakrao Shirbhate (35), from Sneh Nagar; Rohit Vijay Sitapure (24), from Khamla; Kunal Yogesh Jadhav (24); Sushant Ramchandra Kinkar (19); and Ankush Pramod Kalbande (21). ..

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, on Thursday, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi and discussed various issues with him. The major issues that figured in the discussion included Gadchiroli mining hub, Nagpur airport, and the 15th Finance Commission funds to local bodies. Fadnavis informed the Prime Minister about the State Government’s initiative in Gadchiroli district and said that Gadchiroli district was now developing as the ‘Steel City’ of the country. Fadnavis urged the ..

Gorewada Rescue Centre (GRC), the only shelter for rescued wild animals in Maharashtra, received more than 47 tigers in last nine years but only 3 tigers were released in the wild from the centre, revealed a data provided by GRC here on Thursday. In the wake of man-animal conflict in the State, the number of rescued big cats also increased drastically in last few years. Like tigers, GRC also received at least 45 leopards between 2015 and 2024 in which only two leopards were released in their natural ..

Pili river, which flows through the northern part of Nagpur and is a left bank tributary of Naag river, is struggling to survive as sewage, garbage, industrial waste, and what not are polluting the water body. The 16.7-km-long river originates in Lava-Dhaba village in Nagpur West and feeds Kanhan-Pench river system. It meets the Naag river in Bharatwada near Pardi in Nagpur East. From its originating site to its meeting point with Naag river at Bharatwada, the river traverses through the most densely ..

Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) will establish the Great Trigonometric Survey Museum adjoining Zero Mile Stone as part of is beautification and development project. The Heritage Conservation Committee (HCC), during its meeting held on Wednesday, gave the green signal to the civic body for carrying out the ambitious development work that would further enhance beauty of the heritage site. Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) is providing funds from its CSR Head to NMC for the necessary work at Zero Mile ..

When the darkness falls, luminous artistry comes to life in Trimurti Nagar Glow Garden. Nagpur by Night looks more beautiful here, with the statues of animals and birds glowing with light and life. A mesmerising blend of artistry, technology, and creat..

Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra Eknath Shinde, in State Assembly on Tuesday, announced to constitute a committee that will discuss various issues related to Nagpur Improvement Trust (NIT), Nagpur Metropolitan Regional Development Authority (NMRDA), open space, Gunthewari and other issues. He said the committee will take all aspects into account and submit a detailed report. He was replying to the issues raised by Nagpur’s MLAs Pravin Datke, Krishna Khopde and Vikas Thakre related to NIT and NMRDA. ..

Government of Maharashtra, on Tuesday, declared forest medals to honour outstanding employees of the Forest Department for their exceptional work during the years 2020-21, 2021-22, and 2022-2023. Chandrapur Forest Academy of Administration and Management (CFAAM), a nationally recognised institution, selected 76 forest employees throughout the State, ranging from forest guards to deputy conservators of forests, working across various wings such as territorial, wildlife, social forestry, and the Forest ..

The inquiry committee, which is formed to investigate the illegal Teak wood felling case of Parseoni taluka, has started probing the number of teak trees illegally felled in forest fringes mainly near the agriculture fields in the taluka. In its interim report, the committee informed that the illegal felling of Teak wood took place not only inside the forest area but also in forest fringes. In the recently held review meeting held at the Divisional Commissionerate in city, the revenue minister of ..

A bullion merchant was allegedly cheated of Rs 2.34 crore after selling 2.14 kg of gold to a person on trust. Pratap Nagar Police have registered a case against Rahul Nareshchandra Khabia alias Jain, a resident of Nalawade Layout, following a complaint from Jayant Vasantrao Palkar (49), a bullion trader from Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar square, Trimurti Nagar. According to police, Palkar owns a jewellery shop named Shri Saptashrungi Jewellers. Jain is involved in the maize trading business...

The three-day ‘Stree Mahotsav’ hosted by South Central Zone Cultural Centre under the Ministry of Culture, Government of India from March 8 to mark International Women’s Day concluded on a high note. Dr Maheshchandra Shandilya, former Research and Publication Officer, Madhya Pradesh Department of Culture was the chief guest for the concluding ceremony. The last day started with ‘Vhay, Me Savitri Boltey’ monoact produced by Prof Ram Shewalkar Pratishthan, Nagpur and enacted by Pooja Pimpalkar...

Flyovers of National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) are back in the news as yet another instance of a falling object from high occurred on Tuesday in the city. This time the incident was reported from Katol Road, where the Sadar flyover bifurcates into two paths, one heading towards Koradi and the other heading to Katol Road. A motorist, Neeraj Vyas, was travelling in his four-wheeler, heading to a nearby bank on Katol Road...

IN A positive reflection of the State Government’s consistent efforts in improving the economic indicators of Nagpur district, the latest Economic Survey of Maharashtra (2024-25) brings out that the district’s per capita nominal Net District Domestic Product (NDDP) was Rs 3,22,927 in 2023-24. This is above the average per capita district income of Maharashtra (Rs 2,78,681) and all India (Rs 1,88,892). With this per capita NDDP, Nagpur stood fourth in the State. Mumbai topped the chart with per capita ..

In a major development, Maharashtra Government has in-principle approved a Rs 223,59,87,000 proposal of various construction works in Laxminarayan Innovation Technological University (LITU). The proposal, which included work of administrative building, buildings of various departments, workshop, mess building, laboratory and some other work was sent to the Government. The original proposal was of Rs 310.96 crore. It was given to Public Works Department for technical scrutiny. It was checked by PWD ..

The Nagpur Cultural Society (NCS) delivered an evening of Sufi and Ghazal music, featuring the internationally acclaimed artist, Pooja Gaitonde, at Adityvaas on Sunday. Gaitonde performed a series of classic renditions, including ‘Chaap Tilak’, ‘Halka Halka Suroor’, ‘Tumko Dekha Toh’, ‘Afreen Afreen’, ‘Biba Sada’, ‘Hoshwalon Ko Khabar’, ‘Mere Rashq-e-Qamar’, ‘Abhi Na Jao Chodkar’, ‘Mera Piya Ghar Aaya’, ‘Sajada + Kun Faya Kun’, ‘Sani Ik Pal Na Janu Mein Kaun + Ghum Charakhara + Kesariya’ and ‘Aaj ..