Due to continuous heavy rainfall from Oct 11 to 13 in Nashik district, crops including maize, soybean, rice, vegetables, onions, grapes and pomegranates have been damaged in over 45,000 hectares. Preliminary reports from the Agriculture Department indicate that approximately 73,350 farmers across 489 villages have been affected, with this figure likely to increase following actual surveys. This extensive crop loss on the eve of Diwali has left farmers facing severe hardships.
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Seaplane services soon
Test run in Assam, Meghalaya
HC: Prohibition law behind illegal trade
Says Bihar officials love liquor ban, for them it means big money
Main accused held
ASSAM ONLINE TRADING SCAM
Babus for staff protection Act
Rajasthan Administrative Service officers have demanded for the Employees Protection Act in the state.
11 arrested in WB tab scam
In all 1,911 out of 16 lakh students of state-run schools in West Bengal have fallen victim to a cyber fraud linked to the state government's 'Taruner Swapno' scheme, which provides Rs 10,000 to Class 10 and 12 students to purchase tablets, a senior officer of state police said on Friday.
Never called Khan 'kulla', says HDK
\"Do the Muslim community who set up scrap yards, puncture shops and sell tyres mobilise money to buy my family?,\" asked union minister HD Kumaraswamy.
Parivarvad in UP Assembly Council
Following an expose by a leading English daily, according to which one fifth of the vacancies in Uttar Pradesh Assembly and Council were filled with kin of VIPs, the opposition parties have accused the BJP of 'parivarvad (dynastic politics)', a charge that the ruling party has hurled at the opposition.
Now, jumbos can chill, courtesy court
Captive elephants used for festivals and public functions now have a new ‘stress-free lifestyle’ in Kerala that has mandated how long a jumbo can walk, rest, take meals at regular intervals, maintain social distance and undergo regular health check-ups.
Downing Street apologises for Diwali reception menu mistake
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's office on Friday apologised for a \"mistake\" in the organisation of its Diwali reception at 10 Downing Street after some British Hindus objected to non-vegetarian food and alcohol being served at the gathering.
UPPSC announces fresh exams date
The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission has announced Dec 22 as the new date for the PCS (Preliminary) exams.
