A 17-year-old girl from Maharashtra's Nashik district died shortly after receiving a routine tetanus-diphtheria (Td) vaccine, triggering a multi-level investigation by health authorities.While the girl's family has alleged that the vaccine caused her death, officials have stressed that there is no confirmed link between the vaccination and the fatality at this stage.The incident took place on Wednesday during a routine immunisation drive conducted by the Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC) in the city's CIDCO area.The teenager, identified as Shravani Patil, was administered a Td vaccine as part of the government's adolescent immunisation programme.According to officials, Shravani complained of dizziness soon after receiving the shot and left the vaccination centre. Moments later, she reportedly collapsed on a nearby road.She was immediately rushed to a hospital, where doctors declared her dead.Preliminary reports suggest she may have sustained a head injury after falling, though authorities say the exact sequence of events and cause of death are still under investigation.The girl's family has accused the authorities of negligence and claimed that the vaccine led to her death. They have demanded a thorough investigation and strict action against those responsible if any lapses are found.In response, the Maharashtra health department and Nashik Municipal Corporation have launched a detailed inquiry. A post-mortem examination has been conducted, while viscera samples have been preserved for forensic and chemical analysis.An Adverse Event Following Immunisation (AEFI) committee has also been constituted to determine whether the death was in any way related to the vaccine or whether another medical condition was responsible.As a precautionary measure, officials have suspended the use of the entire vaccine batch administered during the session and sent samples to a government laboratory for quality testing.Authorities said six beneficiaries had received doses from the same vial, but none of the others have reported any adverse reactions so far.Health officials have urged the public not to jump to conclusions until the scientific investigation is complete.They reiterated that the Td vaccine has been part of India's Universal Immunisation Programme for years and has been administered safely to millions of children and adolescents across the country.The final cause of death will be determined only after post-mortem findings, forensic reports, laboratory analysis of the vaccine samples, and the AEFI committee's investigation are completed.

In response, the Maharashtra health department and Nashik Municipal Corporation have launched a detailed inquiry. A post-mortem examination has been conducted, while viscera samples have been preserved for forensic and chemical analysis.

A 17-year-old girl from Maharashtra's Nashik district died shortly after receiving a routine tetanus-diphtheria (Td) vaccine, triggering a multi-level investigation by health authorities. While the girl's family has alleged that the vaccine caused her death, officials have stressed that there is no confirmed link between the vaccination and the fatality at this stage. The incident took place on Wednesday during a routine immunisation drive conducted by the Nashik Municipal Corporation (NMC) in the city's CIDCO area. The teenager, identified as Shravani Patil, was administered a Td vaccine as part of the government's adolescent immunisation programme. According to officials, Shravani complained of dizziness soon after receiving the shot and left the vaccination centre. Moments later, she reportedly collapsed on a nearby road. She was immediately rushed to a hospital, where doctors declared her dead. Preliminary reports suggest she may have sustained a head injury after falling, though authorities say the exact sequence of events and cause of death are still under investigation. The girl's family has accused the authorities of negligence and claimed that the vaccine led to her death. They have demanded a thorough investigation and strict action against those responsible if any lapses are found. In response, the Maharashtra health department and Nashik Municipal Corporation have launched a detailed inquiry. A post-mortem examination has been conducted, while viscera samples have been preserved for forensic and chemical analysis. An Adverse Event Following Immunisation (AEFI) committee has also been constituted to determine whether the death was in any way related to the vaccine or whether another medical condition was responsible. As a precautionary measure, officials have suspended the use of the entire vaccine batch administered during the session and sent samples to a government laboratory for quality testing. Authorities said six beneficiaries had received doses from the same vial, but none of the others have reported any adverse reactions so far. Health officials have urged the public not to jump to conclusions until the scientific investigation is complete. They reiterated that the Td vaccine has been part of India's Universal Immunisation Programme for years and has been administered safely to millions of children and adolescents across the country. The final cause of death will be determined only after post-mortem findings, forensic reports, laboratory analysis of the vaccine samples, and the AEFI committee's investigation are completed.

In response, the Maharashtra health department and Nashik Municipal Corporation have launched a detailed inquiry. A post-mortem examination has been conducted, while viscera samples have been preserved for forensic and chemical analysis.

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A devastating accident in the Nashik district of Maharashtra has left nine members of a family dead, including six children, after their car plunged into a water-filled well late on Friday night. The incident took place in Dindori taluka, a rural stretch located on the outskirts of Nashik. According to initial reports, the family was returning home after attending a function when the tragedy struck. The vehicle, carrying nine people, is believed to have veered off the road after the driver lost control, before crashing into a nearby open well filled with water.&nbsp;According to the police, the deceased were identified as Sunil Dattu Dargude (32), his wife Reshma, Asha Anil Dargude (32), and six children from the family, five girls in the age group of seven to 14 years and an 11-year-old boy.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/bhapa-ilish-to-kosha-mangsho-breaking-down-the-6-bengali-delicacies-tmc-recommended-to-amit-shah-west-bengal-elections-1775290138785">Bhapa Ilish to Kosha Mangsho: Breaking down the 6 Bengali delicacies TMC ‘recommended’ to Amit Shah</a>&nbsp;Locals who heard the impact rushed to the spot and alerted authorities. Police, along with fire brigade personnel and local rescue teams, quickly launched an operation. However, the rescue efforts proved to be extremely challenging due to the depth of the well and the high water level. After hours of effort involving divers and heavy machinery, the vehicle was finally pulled out. Tragically, all nine occupants were found dead.&nbsp;Among the victims were six children, including young girls and a boy, making the incident even more heartbreaking. The deceased are reported to be from the same family, identified as the Dargude family, who had been travelling together at the time of the accident.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/eight-indian-vessels-transit-hormuz-among-highest-numbers-for-any-country-since-the-war-started-1775284936004">Eight Indian vessels transit Hormuz, among highest for any country since war</a>&nbsp;Officials suspect that poor visibility, a possible lack of road barriers, or driver error may have contributed to the crash, though the exact cause is still under investigation. A case has been registered, and authorities are examining the circumstances leading up to the incident. Authorities are expected to review safety protocols in the area to prevent similar incidents in the future. &nbsp;

Nine members of a family, including six children, died after their car fell into a water-filled well in Nashik’s Dindori taluka, with rescue efforts hampered by depth and conditions.

A devastating accident in the Nashik district of Maharashtra has left nine members of a family dead, including six children, after their car plunged into a water-filled well late on Friday night. The incident took place in Dindori taluka, a rural stretch located on the outskirts of Nashik. According to initial reports, the family was returning home after attending a function when the tragedy struck. The vehicle, carrying nine people, is believed to have veered off the road after the driver lost control, before crashing into a nearby open well filled with water. According to the police, the deceased were identified as Sunil Dattu Dargude (32), his wife Reshma, Asha Anil Dargude (32), and six children from the family, five girls in the age group of seven to 14 years and an 11-year-old boy. Also read: Bhapa Ilish to Kosha Mangsho: Breaking down the 6 Bengali delicacies TMC ‘recommended’ to Amit Shah Locals who heard the impact rushed to the spot and alerted authorities. Police, along with fire brigade personnel and local rescue teams, quickly launched an operation. However, the rescue efforts proved to be extremely challenging due to the depth of the well and the high water level. After hours of effort involving divers and heavy machinery, the vehicle was finally pulled out. Tragically, all nine occupants were found dead. Among the victims were six children, including young girls and a boy, making the incident even more heartbreaking. The deceased are reported to be from the same family, identified as the Dargude family, who had been travelling together at the time of the accident. Also read: Eight Indian vessels transit Hormuz, among highest for any country since war Officials suspect that poor visibility, a possible lack of road barriers, or driver error may have contributed to the crash, though the exact cause is still under investigation. A case has been registered, and authorities are examining the circumstances leading up to the incident. Authorities are expected to review safety protocols in the area to prevent similar incidents in the future.

Nine members of a family, including six children, died after their car fell into a water-filled well in Nashik’s Dindori taluka, with rescue efforts hampered by depth and conditions.

Maharashtra: 9 dead in Nashik after car plunges into well

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Maharashtra has begun large-scale preparations for the Simhastha Kumbh Mela 2027, set to take place in Nashik, with a strong focus on technology-driven crowd management and infrastructure upgrades. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis chaired a high-level review meeting in Mumbai, and directed departments to speed up the pending work, including the Nashik Ring Road and land acquisition for the Sadhu Gram tent city.&nbsp;CM called the Kumbh Mela a symbol of India’s faith and tradition, assuring that the Godavari River will remain clean throughout the event. He also instructed that sewage, sanitation, and transport facilities must be completed before the gathering begins.<h2>AI and digital tools to manage massive crowds</h2>For the first time, Maharashtra will introduce an advanced “Digital Kumbh” initiative. This includes the use of artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) for crowd management, surveillance, and real-time coordination.&nbsp;According to the Chief Minister’s Office, a seven-member technical committee has been formed to design and oversee these solutions. AI-based systems will help monitor crowds, predict congestion points, and it will provide real-time updates to police and emergency teams.&nbsp;The state will also work with telecom operators to ensure strong mobile connectivity during the 21-month-long event, which is expected to draw millions of devotees. Lessons from Prayagraj’s 2025 Kumbh have guided this more data-driven approach, aiming to prevent overcrowding and improve visitor safety.&nbsp;<h2>Rs 6,000 crore investment for infrastructure</h2>The Simhastha Kumbh Mela 2027 will involve one of the largest-ever public infrastructure pushes in Maharashtra. According to officials, tenders worth Rs 4,000 crore have already been issued for roads, water supply, and sanitation works, while another Rs 2,000 crore is being planned.&nbsp;A total of Rs 1,000 crore has been set aside for land acquisition in Tapovan, covering 268 hectares to build the Sadhu Gram, where religious sects will stay during the event. The Nashik Municipal Corporation has proposed a 50:50 compensation model for landowners half in cash and half through transfer of development rights (TDRs).&nbsp;Deputy Chief Ministers Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar, along with ministers Chhagan Bhujbal, Dada Bhuse, and Girish Mahajan, attended the review meeting, signalling the scale and priority of the project.&nbsp;<h2>A 21-month spiritual and cultural spectacle</h2>The upcoming Kumbh Mela will begin on 31 October 2026 with a flag-hoisting ceremony and continue until 24 July 2028 making it one of the longest Kumbh Melas in history.&nbsp;Three major Amrit Snans (holy baths) will take place in August and September 2027, drawing millions of pilgrims, ascetics, and tourists from across India and abroad.&nbsp;Officials say the 2027 event will be a blend of faith and technology, combining traditional rituals with modern systems designed to ensure safety, cleanliness, and smooth movement across Nashik city.

Maharashtra is preparing for kumbh mela 2027 in nashik with big investments, digital crowd control using ai, and upgraded infrastructure. 

Maharashtra has begun large-scale preparations for the Simhastha Kumbh Mela 2027, set to take place in Nashik, with a strong focus on technology-driven crowd management and infrastructure upgrades. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis chaired a high-level review meeting in Mumbai, and directed departments to speed up the pending work, including the Nashik Ring Road and land acquisition for the Sadhu Gram tent city. CM called the Kumbh Mela a symbol of India’s faith and tradition, assuring that the Godavari River will remain clean throughout the event. He also instructed that sewage, sanitation, and transport facilities must be completed before the gathering begins. AI and digital tools to manage massive crowds For the first time, Maharashtra will introduce an advanced “Digital Kumbh” initiative. This includes the use of artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) for crowd management, surveillance, and real-time coordination. According to the Chief Minister’s Office, a seven-member technical committee has been formed to design and oversee these solutions. AI-based systems will help monitor crowds, predict congestion points, and it will provide real-time updates to police and emergency teams. The state will also work with telecom operators to ensure strong mobile connectivity during the 21-month-long event, which is expected to draw millions of devotees. Lessons from Prayagraj’s 2025 Kumbh have guided this more data-driven approach, aiming to prevent overcrowding and improve visitor safety. Rs 6,000 crore investment for infrastructure The Simhastha Kumbh Mela 2027 will involve one of the largest-ever public infrastructure pushes in Maharashtra. According to officials, tenders worth Rs 4,000 crore have already been issued for roads, water supply, and sanitation works, while another Rs 2,000 crore is being planned. A total of Rs 1,000 crore has been set aside for land acquisition in Tapovan, covering 268 hectares to build the Sadhu Gram, where religious sects will stay during the event. The Nashik Municipal Corporation has proposed a 50:50 compensation model for landowners half in cash and half through transfer of development rights (TDRs). Deputy Chief Ministers Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar, along with ministers Chhagan Bhujbal, Dada Bhuse, and Girish Mahajan, attended the review meeting, signalling the scale and priority of the project. A 21-month spiritual and cultural spectacle The upcoming Kumbh Mela will begin on 31 October 2026 with a flag-hoisting ceremony and continue until 24 July 2028 making it one of the longest Kumbh Melas in history. Three major Amrit Snans (holy baths) will take place in August and September 2027, drawing millions of pilgrims, ascetics, and tourists from across India and abroad. Officials say the 2027 event will be a blend of faith and technology, combining traditional rituals with modern systems designed to ensure safety, cleanliness, and smooth movement across Nashik city.

Maharashtra is preparing for Kumbh Mela 2027 in Nashik with big investments, digital crowd control using AI, and upgraded infrastructure.&nbsp;

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It's always a delight to see happy reunions, especially when there are cuddly baby leopards involved. They may have fallen to prey, but, fortunately, they found their guardian angel in the form of a forest official who not only saved them but reunited them with their mother. What follows is a happy ending.

In the western Indian state of Maharashtra's Pathardi village's Nashik district, locals discovered three leopard pups in a field.&nbsp;According to multiple reports, a local named Kailas saw three cubs in the field, all between 10 and 12 days old. He found the cubs while working on Trimbak Dhemse's farm in the Ram neighbourhood of Wadi village. The locals then quickly alerted the forest department, which immediately surrounded the location and saved the cubs.

Pankaj Garg, Deputy Conservator of Forests, Nashik (West) said the area was cordoned off and the cubs were kept safe there. Later, the mother leopard took the cubs away and the family was safely reunited. The cubs were small and could have fallen into the hands of prey, said an official.

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In India, there are more than 12,500 leopards. They regularly stray into surrounding settlements which can occasionally lead to animal-human conflict.

It's always a delight to see happy reunions, especially when there are cuddly baby leopards involved. They may have fallen to prey, but, fortunately, they found their guardian angel in the form of a forest official who not only saved them but reunited them with their mother.

It's always a delight to see happy reunions, especially when there are cuddly baby leopards involved. They may have fallen to prey, but, fortunately, they found their guardian angel in the form of a forest official who not only saved them but reunited them with their mother. What follows is a happy ending. In the western Indian state of Maharashtra's Pathardi village's Nashik district, locals discovered three leopard pups in a field. According to multiple reports, a local named Kailas saw three cubs in the field, all between 10 and 12 days old. He found the cubs while working on Trimbak Dhemse's farm in the Ram neighbourhood of Wadi village. The locals then quickly alerted the forest department, which immediately surrounded the location and saved the cubs. Pankaj Garg, Deputy Conservator of Forests, Nashik (West) said the area was cordoned off and the cubs were kept safe there. Later, the mother leopard took the cubs away and the family was safely reunited. The cubs were small and could have fallen into the hands of prey, said an official. Maharashtra : Nashik Efforts to reunite three leopard cubs found in a sugarcane field in Nashik with their mother have finally been successful. Three leopard cubs were found in a sugarcane field in Male area of Pathardi village in Nashik. Suddenly three leopard cubs were found pic.twitter.com/6LOVo0LeTt — BHARAT GHANDAT (@BHARATGHANDAT2) December 5, 2022 × In India, there are more than 12,500 leopards. They regularly stray into surrounding settlements which can occasionally lead to animal-human conflict.

WATCH - Mum, I'm back ! Baby leopards reunited with mother in Maharashtra's Nashik

The 13 kilo litre liquid oxygen tank had been in use only for the last 21 days before a malfunction in one of its valves led to the leak.

Oxygen tank leak in Nashik hospital kills 24

A major fire broke out at a factory in Satanpur area of Nashik on Thursday.

10 fire tenders have rushed to the spot to contain the fire. As of now, no casualties have been reported. Fire department and officials are taking control of the situation, and have started investigations.

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More details in the matter are awaited.

This is the fourth major explosion within 24 hours. Before this two gas leaks in Vizag and Chhattisgarh took place, which was followed by an explosion of a boiler in Tamil Nadu. These incidents have left more than 500 people injured and hospitalised, while more than 10 people have already been reported dead.

A major fire broke out at a factory in Satanpur area of Nashik on Thursday. 10 fire tenders have rushed to the spot to contain the fire. As of now, no casualties have been reported.

A major fire broke out at a factory in Satanpur area of Nashik on Thursday. 10 fire tenders have rushed to the spot to contain the fire. As of now, no casualties have been reported. Fire department and officials are taking control of the situation, and have started investigations. Also read: Boiler blasts in Tamil Nadu; at least seven people injured More details in the matter are awaited. This is the fourth major explosion within 24 hours. Before this two gas leaks in Vizag and Chhattisgarh took place, which was followed by an explosion of a boiler in Tamil Nadu. These incidents have left more than 500 people injured and hospitalised, while more than 10 people have already been reported dead.

Fire broke out in Nashik; 10 fire tenders on the spot

Incessant rains have led to a flood-like situation in several areas in Nashik district, severely affecting the normal life.

"The torrential rains continue in Manmad town of Nashik district. It is reported that 350 people have migrated due to heavy rainfall. People of Idgah, Tucker Mohalla and Ambedkar Chowk in Manmad have been hit hard by the floods," said Suraj Mandra, District Magistrate, Nashik.

"Arrangements were made for these citizens to stay at gurdwara, HAK High School, Marathi School, etc. The fire station of the municipality and Ganesh Kund were six to seven feet underwater," he added.

On Friday night, the water flowing into the Panjon river increased due to rise in floodwater.

According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Nashik is likely to receive one or two spells of rain with a thunderstorm in the next week.&nbsp; 
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Incessant rains have led to a flood-like situation in several areas in Nashik district, severely affecting the normal life. "The torrential rains continue in Manmad town of Nashik district.

Incessant rains have led to a flood-like situation in several areas in Nashik district, severely affecting the normal life. "The torrential rains continue in Manmad town of Nashik district. It is reported that 350 people have migrated due to heavy rainfall. People of Idgah, Tucker Mohalla and Ambedkar Chowk in Manmad have been hit hard by the floods," said Suraj Mandra, District Magistrate, Nashik. "Arrangements were made for these citizens to stay at gurdwara, HAK High School, Marathi School, etc. The fire station of the municipality and Ganesh Kund were six to seven feet underwater," he added. On Friday night, the water flowing into the Panjon river increased due to rise in floodwater. According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Nashik is likely to receive one or two spells of rain with a thunderstorm in the next week.

Maharashtra: Heavy rainfall leads to flood-like situation in Nashik district

Over 30,000 farmers protesting against the BJP government in Maharashtra demanding a complete farm loan waiver, will reach&nbsp;Mumbai on Sunday.

The farmers, who started their march&nbsp;from Nashik,&nbsp;reached the doorstep of Mumbai, Thane on Saturday evening. The farmers will reach Mumbai on Sunday.

The 180-km-long march is led by All India Kisan Sabha National President Ashok Davle, local MLA J P Gavit and other leaders.

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The farmers are planning to gherao the Vidhan Bhawan on Monday to demand complete loan waiver, remunerative prices for agricultural produce and implementation of Swaminathan commission recommendations which addresses issues of providing minimum support prices (MSP) and safeguarding interests of small farmers.

The Devendra Fadnavis government has been under immense pressure after continuous protests by farmers who alleged that he did not honour assurances given to farmers for a farm loan waiver of Rs. 34,000 crore in June last year.

Ashok Davle has accused the BJP government of having betrayed farmers. He said that promises made have remained unfulfilled.

He is also demanding transfer of forest land to those who have been tilling it for years and an increase in the compensation for peasants whose crops were damaged in the recent hailstorms and pink bollworm infestation.

Farmers and farm labourers in large number from various districts of the state gathered in Nashik city before setting off on &nbsp;&lsquo;long march&rsquo; to Mumbai on Tuesday afternoon.

The budget session is also underway at the state legislature.

 
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The protesting farmers reached the doorstep of Mumbai, Thane on Saturday evening

Over 30,000 farmers protesting against the BJP government in Maharashtra demanding a complete farm loan waiver, will reach Mumbai on Sunday. The farmers, who started their march from Nashik, reached the doorstep of Mumbai, Thane on Saturday evening. The farmers will reach Mumbai on Sunday. The 180-km-long march is led by All India Kisan Sabha National President Ashok Davle, local MLA J P Gavit and other leaders. Also read: 30,000 farmers head towards Mumbai to demand complete loan waiver The farmers are planning to gherao the Vidhan Bhawan on Monday to demand complete loan waiver, remunerative prices for agricultural produce and implementation of Swaminathan commission recommendations which addresses issues of providing minimum support prices (MSP) and safeguarding interests of small farmers. The Devendra Fadnavis government has been under immense pressure after continuous protests by farmers who alleged that he did not honour assurances given to farmers for a farm loan waiver of Rs. 34,000 crore in June last year. Ashok Davle has accused the BJP government of having betrayed farmers. He said that promises made have remained unfulfilled. He is also demanding transfer of forest land to those who have been tilling it for years and an increase in the compensation for peasants whose crops were damaged in the recent hailstorms and pink bollworm infestation. Farmers and farm labourers in large number from various districts of the state gathered in Nashik city before setting off on ‘long march’ to Mumbai on Tuesday afternoon. The budget session is also underway at the state legislature.

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