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Forgotten stone walls across Vidarbha still mark centuries of tribal rule, conquest, and shifting power in Maharashtra.

Uncover the revival of Malguzari tanks, Vidarbha's historic water systems boosting agriculture and sustainability.

Uncover the forgotten 5th-century Rudra Narasimha Temple built by a Gupta queen in Maharashtra’s Vidarbha region.

Alarming rise in sexual harassment cases across Vidarbha’s workplaces and educational institutes from 2020 to 2025.

10 sites in Vidarbha with the scale, history, and design that could qualify for UNESCO World Heritage status.

Citizens in Vidarbha are building bridges, schools, and toilets, funded not by the state, but by their own pockets.

Cooperative banks in Vidarbha collapse with high NPAs, pushing desperate farmers to costly moneylenders charging up to 50%.

FIRs, arrests, and harsh charges reveal how government agencies in Vidarbha have targeted journalists since 2020.

Eight remarkable figures from Vidarbha earned India’s top civilian honours through lasting work in public life and reform.

Coal, cement, and power plants drive Chandrapur’s toxic air, water, and land crisis, with health impacts rising each year.

Chikhaldhara, Vidarbha’s sole coffee hill station, crafts unique brews with citrus notes, facing climate and market hurdles.

Inside the Vidarbha forest where tiger counts, prey tracking, and wild dog studies are reshaping conservation planning.

Ten archaeological finds in Vidarbha reveal ancient tools, coins, temples, and buried secrets spanning 10,000 years.

From tiger reserves to transport offices, a 5-year trail of officer corruption has rocked Vidarbha’s governance system.

Written in 1979, Gram Geeta outlines rural strategies that mirror current policies across Vidarbha’s villages.

Pollution controls rolled back for major coal plants in Vidarbha, sparking concerns across cities like Nagpur and Chandrapur.

Three official stamps reveal Vidarbha’s deep imprint on India’s social, spiritual, and ecological history.

Grace's journey from Nagpur's streets to Sahitya Akademi Award reveals how Vidarbha shaped Maharashtra's beloved literary icon.

How a saint from Vidarbha transformed villages, inspired Gandhi, and reshaped India's development path.

The Yellow-footed Green Pigeon, locally called Hariyal, sustains Vidarbha forests through seed dispersal. Discover its habitat, behaviour and conservation needs.