The investigation into the deadly drug overdose at the NESCO Exhibition Centre in Goregaon has widened, with the arrest of a seventh accused, Vineet Gerelani, 22, exposing what police believe could be a well-organised narcotics network operating at high-profile music events across the city. The Vanrai police arrested Gerelani from the Kalyan-Ulhasnagar belt on Wednesday, identifying him as a key intermediary in the drug supply chain. According to investigators, Gerelani supplied Ecstasy pills to accused Anand Patel, 24, who subsequently distributed the drugs among students at the concert and other events. Police probing the case uncovered crucial digital and financial evidence linking the accused to a larger network. According to the police, call detail records (CDRs) confirmed frequent contact between the arrested accused and absconding suppliers, Ayush Sahitya and Shubh Agarwal. WhatsApp chats and deleted group conversations revealed drug procurement and payment details, while Snapchat transactions indicated bulk drug deals and distribution to multiple individuals. Advocates Surendra Landge and Azad Gupta, appearing for Anand Patel (accused no. 6) and Gerelani, argued before the court that both individuals were arrested solely based on mobile phone conversations and chat records. They further contended that no drugs were recovered from either of the accused, questioning the grounds of their arrest. Police custody extended Meanwhile, on Thursday, all seven accused were produced before the Borivali metropolitan magistrate court, which extended police custody of accused no. 1 to 6, and granted fresh custody for Gerelani, till April 18. Main suppliers on the run >> Sahitya and Agarwal were at the concert venue on the night of April 11>> They were in touch with arrested accused before and during the event>> Gerelani was in direct financial and communication contact with them During interrogation... >> Accused number 5 (a student) admitted receiving Ecstasy pills from Patel>> Patel confessed to sourcing the drugs from Sahitya>> Investigators found that 20 pills were supplied in one instance alone Students’ statements Around 25 students had attended the concert on April 11. Two died after a suspected drug overdose, while a female student remains hospitalised, in stable condition. So far, the Vanrai police have recorded the statements of 17 students who attended the event, though granting them temporary relief to appear for exams. Two of the accused also sat for an exam after obtaining permission from the court.
17 April,2026 08:02 AM IST | Mumbai | Samiullah KhanA birthday party in Navi Mumbai’s Digha area turned into a night of horror when five men, drunk and seething over an old dispute, allegedly murdered their friend in a savage, booze-fuelled attack on April 13. Police have arrested the accused in connection with the incident. The victim, Sonraj Suresh Shinde, 30, had joined the group to celebrate a birthday. But what started as a friendly gathering quickly spiralled out of control as alcohol kicked in and tempers flared over a lingering house construction dispute. In a fit of rage, the accused allegedly turned on Shinde, beating him mercilessly before smashing his head with a stone. The brutal assault left him dead on the spot. Sonraj Suresh Shinde, the victim Accused arrested Acting swiftly, Rabale MIDC Police launched a late-night manhunt and arrested all five accused within 12 hours of the crime. The arrested have been identified as Kunal alias Ghanshyam Chaudhary, Kunal Rathod, Vaibhav More, Mahindra Narayanakar, and Akash Lad. A murder case has been registered, and the accused are in police custody until April 18. Investigators are also probing whether others were present during the incident and if they played any role in the deadly assault. Police speak Sunil Waghmare, Senior Police Inspector of the Rabale MIDC police station said,“An argument broke out during the party over a past issue. All the accused were under the influence of alcohol, and the situation escalated rapidly”. Police sources said the violence was extreme, pointing to deep-rooted tension between the victim and the accused. “We are investigating whether this was a spur-of-the-moment attack or had elements of prior planning,” Waghmare added.
17 April,2026 07:54 AM IST | Mumbai | Abhitash SinghMumbai and areas such as Thane and Palghar are likely to experience a longer summer and a weaker monsoon this year. However, owing to the El Nino effect, the heat intensity will be much lower in comparison to the interior parts of Maharashtra, if the India Meteorological Department (IMD) is to be believed. According to information from the IMD’s Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) Mumbai, El Nino is likely to cause below-normal rains this season, and can lead to hotter weather, not just during the monsoon days, but during the summer months until May 2026. However, officials said that coastal regions will feel a much muted impact of heat waves due to El Nino in comparison to interior Maharashtra, due to high humidity dissipated by winds from the sea. Pedestrians try to keep cool in Andheri on Thursday afternoon. PIC/ATUL KAMBLE A senior IMD official said, “El Nino can lead to a boost in temperatures, an increase in the possibility of extreme heat events, and humidity. However, in Mumbai, after around 1 pm, wind patterns get stronger, as is the case across Maharashtra’s coastal areas. This dissipates the feelings of hot and humid weather. The interior parts of the state are likely to feel heat with greater intensity.” What is El Nino? The official explained that El Nino and La Nina are climate patterns occurring in the Pacific Ocean. While El Nino leads to warmer waters in the Pacific, its impact felt in India includes warmer climates and a weaker southwest monsoon. La Nina, on the contrary, can lead to cooler temperatures, longer winter months, and unpredictable winter rain in parts of India. These events are cyclical and can occur every three to five years, the official said. Graphic/Sanil Dhawde Mumbai impact Hot weather is experienced with much more intensity during El Nino events. While this is possible for Mumbai, being a coastal city, the impact is not felt as strongly as in the interior parts of Maharashtra, the official said. Summer in the city Mumbai recorded maximum temperatures of 40 degrees C on March 10, the highest in five years since 2021. In 2025, Mumbai recorded its highest temperature, 39.2 degrees C, in March. “Heat is felt with more intensity this year. Also, if monsoons are weaker, atmospheric temperature will collect slowly, leading to a feeling of very hot and humid days,” a senior official said. Expert Speak Pradeep Awate, former surveillance officer, Maharashtra health services, said, “Heat is felt in greater intensity between noon and 3 pm. While advisories are in place for those who primarily work outdoors, it is important to note the impact of heatwaves on social events that many of us attend on a routine basis, such as weddings and religious gatherings. Everyone is exposed to heat events, so we cannot stress enough that everyone needs to take care.” Weather alert Yellow alert for April 16 and 17:Raigad, Thane, Palghar, Mumbai, Nashik, Jalgaon, Sangli, Solapur, Sambhajinagar, JalnaYellow alert for April 16: Dhule Max temperatures on Thursday Solapur: 43.4°CParbhani: 42°CJalgaon: 41.5°CSatara: 41.2°CBaramati: 40.5°CUdgir in Latur: 40.4°CKolhapur: 38.1°CNashik: 37.5°CPune: 39.7°CThane: 36.6°C City sizzles Santacruz 33.1Colaba 33.6
17 April,2026 07:47 AM IST | Mumbai | Eeshanpriya MSDo you know what the stars hold for you in terms of love life, career, business and personal wellness today? Well, read on to know your astrological predictions as per your zodiac sign for April 17. Aries March 21 – April 20A block or an obstruction is inevitable in the morning, with it being removed by noon. A new assignment is prestigious but attracts envy.Cosmic tip: Appreciate a complete transformation. TaurusApril 21 – May 20A transition or a make-over is something you’ve been looking forward to. Quickly resolve a misunderstanding.Cosmic tip: Let ambitions soar as you look up ahead. GeminiMay 21 – June 21Though a situation has come to a standstill, but behind the scenes karmic activity makes sure life works out for you eventually. Some receive an honourable compensation.Cosmic tip: Confidently take charge and lead. Cancer June 22 – July 23A milestone is reached quicker than expected, but not in the manner you had planned it. The Tarot reveals doing business with foreign companies and overseas ventures.Cosmic tip: Opt for a mini holiday soon. Leo July 24 - Aug 23Some leave for distant lands where grown-up children have migrated. Eat home cooked food. There’s hope and recovery from possible illness.Cosmic tip: Find your spiritual path and believe in it. Virgo Aug 24 – Sept 23Have faith in the Higher Power to help complete a project that’s vastly different from what you’ve done so far.Cosmic tip: Don’t believe any gossip you hear. Leave people with a petty mindset alone. Libra Sept 24 – Oct 22A delayed payment is received. There’s safety in some aspects in this karmic cycle. Finding something you lost is a pleasant surprise.Cosmic tip: Persevere, and stay on course. Scorpio Oct 23 – Nov 22You are a lucky person, knowing how to steer life in such a way that it’s always aces in every situation. Keep energies focused on the goal.Cosmic tip: Spend time with natural greenery often. Sagittarius Nov 23 – Dec 22Deal with expenses in a practical manner. An ongoing issue can be sorted by both parties considering the common good of it.Cosmic tip: Be transparent with solutions given Capricorn Dec 23 – Jan 20Today is an auspicious day for dealing with government or bureaucratic work. Does someone need help or support?Cosmic tip: Continue working hard and enjoy the journey too. Aquarius Jan 21 – Feb 19Be careful about losing money fraudulently, or being placed under ‘digital arrest’. There is no such thing as ‘digital arrest’. Don’t engage with the person. Cosmic tip: Maintain a healthy lifestyle. Pisces Feb 20 – March 20Good news is received by newly married Pisceans. Singles must not be in a hurry to hand over the key to their heart, waiting till sure.Cosmic tip: Look forward to connecting with old friends.
17 April,2026 02:55 AM IST | Mumbai | Shirley BoseRailway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Thursday marked the anniversary of the first passenger train in India by sharing an image of the historic Thane railway bridge and an early train. The first passenger train in the country travelled between Bori Bunder (Mumbai) and Thane on April 16, 1853. Vaishnaw shared on X a collage image of the old train on the Thane bridge and an Amrit Bharat Express train with the caption "Journey continues..." An official release issued by the Central Railway said, "An authentic archival image of the Thane railway bridge and an early train has been shared to mark 173 years of Indian Railways, ensuring that the historical narrative is aligned with verified records." Journey continues… pic.twitter.com/aLI5HyCqn5 — Ashwini Vaishnaw (@AshwiniVaishnaw) April 16, 2026 Historians note that archival accuracy has long been a challenge with several misattributed or stylised images frequently doing the rounds in public discourse. Author and historian Rajendra Aklekar said the earlier picture in circulation of a train on the bridge was not the actual bridge as per the records. "The earlier picture in circulation of a train on the bridge was not the actual bridge as per the records. The minister's use of the authenticated image has corrected years of wrong narrative and finally set the record straight. This will go a long way in documenting the 173-year-old history of Indian Railways," he said. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever.
16 April,2026 11:18 PM IST | Thane | PTIThe Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Thursday directed that the reconstruction of the Sion Railway flyover be completed by July 15, 2026. The civic body has also ordered that no new road excavation works be taken up after 30 April, with all ongoing works to be completed and roads opened to traffic by May 31, 2026. The instructions were issued by Municipal Commissioner Ashwini Bhide during an inspection of major infrastructure projects across the city on Thursday. Additional Municipal Commissioner (Projects) Abhijit Bangar accompanied her during the visit. Dharavi sewage treatment plant 65 per cent complete Bhide reviewed the 418 million litres per day (MLD) sewage treatment plant (STP) being constructed at Dharavi, which has reached 65 per cent physical progress and is expected to be operational by July 2027. The plant, based on Sequential Batch Reactor (SBR) technology, is part of seven STPs being developed across Mumbai. Officials said the project is designed as a multi-storey structure due to limited space and is the most space-efficient among all upcoming facilities. The project includes an influent pumping station, sludge treatment units, tertiary treatment facilities, and tunnel-connected inlet and outlet shafts. The Commissioner directed officials to resolve local issues on priority to ensure timely commissioning. Sion flyover work faces railway delay At the Sion East-West Railway flyover site, officials informed that girder launching has been delayed by 15 days due to railway constraints. The installation, earlier planned by April 30, 2026, is now expected by 15 May 2026. Despite the setback, Bhide directed agencies to accelerate remaining work and ensure both girders are installed by May 31, 2026. She also instructed the BMC Bridge Department and Railway authorities to maintain coordination to ensure full project completion by July 15, 2026. Road concretisation works under strict timeline Under Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the road cement concretisation project, 1,736 roads spanning 496.83 km have been completed as of April 13, 2026. During the inspection in Sion East, the Commissioner reviewed work on Road Number 27 and footpath development on Road Number 25(C), stressing the need for quality control. She reiterated that no new excavation should be undertaken after April 30, 2026, all concreting must be completed by 15 May, and all roads must be opened to traffic by 31 May 2026. Chunabhatti flood prevention system reviewed Bhide also inspected flood prevention measures at Chunabhatti Railway Station, where waterlogging had been reported in 2024. Officials said that preventive measures introduced in 2025 had largely prevented flooding during the monsoon, except for a brief incident on August 19, 2025. The existing system channels rainwater from low-lying areas into the Somaiya nullah and stores railway-side runoff before discharging it into the stormwater network connected to Duncan nullah. The Commissioner directed officials to improve system efficiency and examine a proposal to lay pipelines from railway-side storage tanks to enhance drainage capacity. Mini pumping station to be upgraded A mini pumping station near Chunabhatti railway station was also inspected. The facility currently pumps water from Duncan nullah, with plans to extend a 700-metre rising main pipeline up to Rahul Nagar nullah to reduce water accumulation in the area. Bhide asked officials to assess the feasibility and ensure transparency and quality in desilting operations.
16 April,2026 09:51 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentMaharashtra Congress president Harshwardhan Sapkal on Thursday alleged the involvement of senior police officials in a multi-crore bogus call centre racket operating in Maharashtra and demanded a comprehensive, high-level investigation into the matter. Addressing reporters, Sapkal claimed that fraudulent call centres functioning on a model similar to Jamtara were targeting victims globally and siphoning off hundreds of crores of rupees through cyber fraud and financial manipulation. Allegations Against Senior Police Officials Sapkal alleged that Datta Karale, currently serving as Deputy Inspector General of Police (Nashik Range), along with two officers of Superintendent of Police rank, had links to the alleged racket. He claimed that such large-scale operations could not have functioned without support from higher levels of the administration. The officer named in the allegations did not respond to requests for comment. CBI FIRs and Raids Highlight Scale of Racket Referring to cases registered by the Central Bureau of Investigation in August and September 2025, Sapkal said raids conducted in Nashik city and Igatpuri led to the arrest of individuals running fake call centres. He questioned why the Maharashtra Police failed to detect the operations earlier, asking what action had been taken before central agencies intervened. Bribery and Money Laundering Alleged Citing findings from the Anti-Corruption Branch of the CBI, Sapkal alleged that operators of these call centres paid bribes in cash, gold, and cryptocurrency to government officials to ensure smooth functioning of the racket. He claimed the fraud network involved complex financial transactions and raised concerns about possible money laundering through illegal channels. Alleged Links With Godman Case The Congress leader also alleged a connection between the call centre racket and Ashok Kharat, who has been arrested in separate cases involving serious charges. Sapkal said certain visuals circulating in the media indicate an association between the accused individuals and the police officer named in the allegations. He called for a detailed probe into any financial or operational links between the two cases. Questions Over Previous Postings and Action Sapkal further alleged that the officers in question had previously been posted in districts such as Thane, Palghar, and Raigad, where similar call centre operations were reported. He claimed that although raids were conducted in those regions, the accused were allegedly released after minimal action. He also alleged that after transfers to the Nashik range, the same networks resumed operations. Demand for Accountability and Investigation The Congress leader questioned why no strict action has been taken despite the seriousness of the allegations and urged Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to seek detailed reports from the CBI. He called for a thorough probe into the alleged nexus between police officials, call centre operators, and financial networks, including the source of funds and possible circulation of illegal money. Sapkal also demanded an investigation into whether such rackets were allowed to operate systematically in areas where the accused officers were posted.
16 April,2026 09:33 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentAn encroachment removal drive was carried out on April 16, 2026, at 10 am in Manori, Survey No. 295 (Land No. 3184), under the jurisdiction of the West Mumbai Mangrove Cell, Mangrove Division (North Konkan). The action was undertaken in compliance with the Bombay High Court’s directions in Public Interest Litigation No. 87 of 2006 and based on the 2005 MRSAC maps. The 186.500-hectare area at Manori was officially handed over to the Mangrove Cell on October 3, 2013. Notice issued before action under Gorai Range case In connection with an earlier offence registered under the Gorai Range (Case No. E-02/2021-22 dated April 30, 2021), a public notice had been issued by the Range Forest Officer, West Mumbai. Following due process, the encroachment removal action was executed on Thursday. Unauthorised cricket pitch demolished During the operation, an unauthorised cricket pitch spread over 100 sq. m. was demolished as part of the drive. Officials and agencies present during operation The drive was conducted under the guidance of Divisional Forest Officer D.P. Khade, Assistant Conservator of Forests D.G. Rakshe, and Range Forest Officer S.G. Kavathe (Kandalvan). Forest staff, along with officials from the BMC, representatives of Gorai Police Station, personnel from the Maharashtra Security Force, and other staff members, were present during the operation. Previous action in March In March, the Mangrove Cell had also carried out an encroachment removal operation at Ganpat Patil Nagar, where 39 illegal structures were demolished.
16 April,2026 08:55 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentMaharashtra Congress president Harshwardhan Sapkal on Thursday said the Congress will support an agitation led by farmer leader Raju Shetti over the plight of mango and cashew growers in the Konkan region, while accusing the BJP-led Mahayuti government of neglecting their concerns. Sapkal demanded immediate financial assistance for farmers hit by climate-related losses, stating that declining yields and rising input costs have pushed cultivators into distress. Climate Impact Hits Mango, Cashew Production Sapkal said farmers cultivating mango and cashew in Konkan have suffered major losses due to adverse weather patterns linked to global warming. He noted that erratic climate conditions have significantly reduced production in recent seasons. He alleged that despite the severity of the situation, the state government has failed to provide adequate relief, leaving farmers without meaningful support. Congress Extends Support to Farmers’ Agitation The Congress leader announced that party workers will participate in the agitation organised by Swabhimani Shetkari Sanghatana, which is raising demands for compensation and policy intervention. Earlier in the day, Raju Shetti met Sapkal in Mumbai and briefed him about the proposed protest. Leaders from Shiv Sena (UBT) were also present during the meeting, indicating wider Opposition backing for the farmers’ cause. Rising Costs, Low Compensation Worsen Crisis Shetti highlighted the economic challenges faced by farmers, stating that the cost of maintaining a single mango graft is around Rs 3,800 to Rs 4,000 annually, while daily labour expenses are close to Rs 800. In contrast, farmers are receiving compensation of only about Rs 200 per plant, which he described as grossly inadequate. He also alleged that insurance companies have failed to provide proper payouts, further aggravating the crisis. Demand for Relief Through Government Funds The farmers’ leader called for enhanced compensation through state government measures as well as support from the National Disaster Relief Fund. He stressed that immediate intervention is required to prevent further distress among cultivators. A key meeting of farmers has been scheduled in Ratnagiri on April 18 to decide the next course of action. Protest March Warning if Demands Ignored Shetti warned that if the government does not respond, a large protest march will be organised in Mumbai, starting from Girgaum and heading towards the chief minister’s official residence, Varsha. He also appealed to other political parties to extend support to the agitation, underscoring the seriousness of the issue. Criticism of Infrastructure Project Sapkal also criticised the proposed Shaktipeeth expressway project, alleging that it is being pushed to benefit select industrial interests rather than the public. He said the Congress opposes the project, arguing that it lacks public demand and diverts attention from pressing issues such as farmers’ distress.
16 April,2026 08:21 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentThe Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has announced a temporary 5 per cent reduction in water supply across several parts of the city and eastern suburbs from April 20 to April 27, 2026, due to essential maintenance work on key water tunnels. Maintenance work on major water tunnels According to the BMC, the work will involve charging, flushing, chlorination, and dechlorination of Water Tunnel No. 1 (AMT-1) and Water Tunnel No. 2 (AMT-2), both of which play a crucial role in Mumbai’s water distribution network. Water Tunnel No. 1 supplies water from Amar Mahal (Hegdewar Garden) to Wadala (Pratiksha Nagar) and further to Parel (Sadakant Dhavan Garden). Meanwhile, Water Tunnel No. 2 runs from Amar Mahal to the Trombay Low-Level and High-Level Reservoirs, ensuring continuous water supply to key areas. The civic body stated that these maintenance operations are necessary to ensure the long-term efficiency and safety of the water supply system. Areas to face water supply reduction The BMC said the 5 per cent water cut will affect several wards in the eastern suburbs, including L (Kurla East), M East, M West, N, S, and T wards. In addition, parts of south and central Mumbai under A, B, C, E, F North, and F South wards will also experience reduced water supply during the same period. Citizens urged to cooperate The BMC has appealed to residents in the affected areas to use water judiciously and cooperate with the administration during the maintenance period. Officials emphasised that the reduction is temporary and aimed at improving the overall reliability of Mumbai’s water infrastructure. BMC announces water cut in parts of south Mumbai on April 16-17 Earlier, on April 10, the BMC announced a temporary disruption in water supply in several parts of south Mumbai on April 16–17, stating that the supply will be affected for 18 hours as it plans to undertake essential work on a major water distribution line. The water cut is scheduled from 10 am on Thursday, April 16, to 4 am on Friday, April 17, 2026, officials said. The BMC will install two 1500 mm butterfly valves on the tunnel water pipeline at Haji Bunder Road in the F South Ward, near Sewri, they said. According to the Mumbai civic body, the work is being carried out to improve and regulate water supply from the Bhardavada Hill Reservoir, Phosberry Hill Reservoir, and Golnaji Hill Reservoir. An official statement said that due to the work, parts of the A, B, C, E, and F-South BMC wards will experience either complete water supply shutdown or low-pressure supply during the operation period. The operation will impact several key areas, including residential zones, commercial pockets, hospitals, and government offices.
16 April,2026 08:00 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentThe Maharashtra government on Thursday issued transfer orders for four Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers, effecting a minor administrative reshuffle across key departments and divisions. According to the order dated April 16, 2026, G. Sreekanth (IAS: 2009 batch), who was serving as Mission Director of the Jal Jeevan Mission in Navi Mumbai, has been appointed as the Divisional Commissioner of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar Division. Incumbent Divisional Commissioner Jitendra Papalkar (IAS: 2010 batch) has been transferred and posted as Joint Commissioner, Goods and Services Tax (GST), Mumbai. Meanwhile, Gangatharan D. (IAS: 2013 batch) has been appointed as the new Mission Director of the Jal Jeevan Mission in Navi Mumbai, replacing Sreekanth. In another move, Jagdish Miniyar (IAS: 2015 batch), who was serving as Chief Administrator (New Township) at CIDCO in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar, has been posted as Commissioner, Women and Child Development Department in Pune. The transfers are part of routine administrative changes aimed at streamlining governance and ensuring effective implementation of key government programmes. Maharashtra government announces key IAS transfers across departments Earlier, the Maharashtra government on Wednesday issued a transfer order effecting a reshuffle of Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers across key departments, including tourism, higher and technical education, and local governance bodies. As part of the administrative rejig, Dr. B.N. Patil (IAS: Non-SCS: 2014), who was serving as Director of Tourism in Mumbai, has been appointed as Project Director of the Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) under the Higher and Technical Education Department in Mumbai. Meanwhile, Mangesh Joshi (IAS: SCS: 2015), previously posted as Deputy Director General at YASHADA in Pune, will take over as the new Director of Tourism in Mumbai. In a significant move in local administration, Kuladeep Jangam (IAS: RR: 2020), who was serving as Chief Executive Officer of Zilla Parishad in Solapur, has been appointed as Additional Municipal Commissioner of the Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation. Replacing him in Solapur, Kushal Jain (IAS: RR: 2022), earlier posted as Project Officer, Integrated Tribal Development Project (ITDP), Aheri, and Assistant Collector of Aheri Sub Division in Gadchiroli, has been named the new Chief Executive Officer of Zilla Parishad, Solapur. Additionally, Revaiah Dongre (IAS: RR: 2023), who was serving as Assistant Collector of Bhoom Sub Division in Dharashiv, has been transferred and appointed as Project Officer of ITDP, Pandharkawda. He will also serve as Assistant Collector of Kelapur Sub Division in Yavatmal.
16 April,2026 06:53 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentADVERTISEMENT
