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Pauni, Vidarbha’s quiet gem, blends over 150 temples with history and nature along the Wainganga River. A true hidden spot.

GM seeds are reshaping farming in Vidarbha, affecting native crops like jowar, bajra, and rice in subtle but lasting ways.

Gaddigodam in Nagpur reflects the city's transport journey, from carts and godowns to metro lines and flyovers.

The Dandekar Committee Report of 1983 exposed regional imbalances in Maharashtra, highlighting Vidarbha’s development gaps.

Nagpur’s high murder rate in Vidarbha unravels through stats, petty disputes, and a shifting crime scene.

Wardha played a key role in the Bhoodan Movement, serving as its organisational hub and driving land donations across India.

Vidarbha faces stark economic inequality in Maharashtra, with lower incomes, poor infrastructure, and limited opportunities.

Ramtek, a historic town in Vidarbha, holds centuries of myths, temples, and royal influence, shaping its unique past.

Nagpur's history of communal violence reveals key incidents, their impact on the city, and important lessons to prevent future conflicts.

Vidarbha’s journey from a separate region to part of Maharashtra, its political shifts, economic role, and statehood debate.

Gondia, known as the Rice City, drives Vidarbha's economy with vast paddy fields and thriving rice mills.

Farmer suicides in Vidarbha remain a deep crisis despite years of relief efforts, financial aid, and policy interventions.

A detailed look at the history of Naxalism in Gadchiroli, key events, major encounters, and its impact on the region.

Gondia's history from prehistoric times to the 1980s, covering ancient settlements, rulers, British rule, and growth.

Wardha’s history spans ancient megalithic sites, powerful dynasties, British rule, and its role in India's independence.

Amravati's history spans from prehistoric settlements to a modern hub, shaped by dynasties, colonial rule, and progress.

Gandhisagar Lake in Nagpur has shaped the city for over 275 years, serving as a vital water source and cultural landmark.

Step into the era of Nagpur’s iconic single-screen cinemas, where every film was an event and every moment felt alive.

Chitaris of Nagpur, traditional folk painters, crafted vibrant idols and paintings integral to local festivals and cultural traditions.

Reverend James Lawson’s time in Nagpur influenced his nonviolent methods, shaping his leadership in the USA’s civil rights movement.