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India's first artificial marine museum, featuring a scuttled naval vessel, is set to open off the Sindhudurg coast by December 2027. Tourists will soon explore the underwater site via a 26-seater submarine, offering a unique marine tourism experience. This ambitious project aims to boost local economy and position Maharashtra as a global underwater destination.

HC Resolves Caste Certificate Row, Congress Hopes Dashed

A woman allegedly abandoned her two minor children on a state transport bus in Beed, Maharashtra, before fleeing with her paramour. She left a note with the children containing an address and her father's mobile number, asking them to be sent to Yavatmal. Police have taken the children into protective custody and are investigating the incident.

Tragedy struck Chandrapur as four women collecting tendu leaves were mauled to death by a tiger in a single brutal attack. Another man was killed in Bhandara, and a woman critically injured in Tadoba. These incidents highlight escalating human-wildlife conflict during the peak collection season, prompting increased surveillance and compensation for victims' families.

A Thane court has acquitted MNS chief Raj Thackeray and five others in a 17-year-old case involving attacks on out-of-state railway job aspirants. The court cited insufficient evidence and the prosecution's failure to prove the accused's presence at the 2008 Kalyan station incident. The verdict extended the benefit of doubt to the six individuals.

Mumbai's groundwater has been declared 'Safe' by the GSDA, despite the agency admitting it lacks data on commercial extraction, tanker withdrawals, and illegal borewells. This contradiction raises serious questions about the assessment's scientific basis, especially given rampant extraction and saline water intrusion into wells.

A former university topper built one of Maharashtra’s biggest coaching centres. A retired chemistry teacher became an NTA subject expert. A mock test allegedly had 42 of 45 NEET questions. Now, Latur’s famed ‘Tuition Area’ is under CBI glare

Maharashtra's prominent coaching figure, Shivraj Motegaonkar, founder of RCC Classes, has been arrested by the CBI in connection with the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak. Investigators allege he was part of a network that leaked and circulated exam papers, with recovered question banks showing striking similarities to the actual exam. The probe continues, examining the extent of the alleged conspiracy.