TheNewsDirt

Tribal honey hunters of Vidarbha risk steep forest climbs to harvest wild honey using traditional and sustainable methods.

Nagpur parking scams reveal illegal fee collection, fake operators, and overcharging across public and private lots.

Ambagad Fort Tumsar in Bhandara records Gond rule, prison use, 1818 rebellion links and its present structural condition.

Tracking MLA fund allocations and utilisation in Vidarbha from 2020 to 2026, year by year, district by district.

Administrative orders that redirected farmland, forests, irrigation zones and mining areas across Vidarbha, altering land use over decades.

Flyovers built to ease congestion in Vidarbha ended up shifting traffic bottlenecks, closures, and daily jams across key city routes.

Urban forest patches in Vidarbha face steady dumping of plastic and rubble, turning green corridors into informal waste zones over time.

Six markets in Vidarbha that existed long before municipal corporations, revealing how trade built cities first.

Trade routes through Vidarbha once linked north India, the Deccan and coastal ports, leaving behind networks of exchange and transit.

A deep look at Vidarbha’s terrain, rivers, forests, climate patterns and natural resources that define the region’s core.

Warud’s journey from a small settlement to Vidarbha’s orange centre and how water scarcity is putting it at risk.

RDSS is reshaping power distribution in Vidarbha with feeder separation smart meters funding flows and consumer pushback.

Decades of delays, soaring costs, and dry canals reveal how the Bembla river project failed farmers across Vidarbha.

Rising electricity theft in Nagpur shows how high power bills and access gaps are pushing households outside the formal grid.

Six Vidarbha towns where public toilets exist but key bus stands and market areas still function without usable sanitation.

Etapalli in Gadchiroli reveals a deep past of prehistoric tools, Gond rule, colonial conflict, forests, and living tribal traditions.

Long queues, delays, and repeat visits define daily life at key government offices across Vidarbha, revealing how public services function on the ground.

Fire safety, licences and crowd limits are routinely broken at venues in Vidarbha, exposing gaps between law and practice.

Municipal rules in small Vidarbha towns are routinely broken, affecting waste, water, roads, and public spaces in everyday life.

From budgets to irrigation and highways, Vidarbha’s spending patterns reveal hopes, gaps, and the cost of delayed development.