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Nagpur celebrations end in blood as alcohol fuels violent brawls and reveals crumbling civic sense in Vidarbha.

Three ongoing developments point to 2026 emerging as a stronger economic year for Vidarbha across industry, logistics, and demand.

A decade of data shows uneven wildlife conservation in Vidarbha, with clear gains, persistent losses, and mounting pressure.

Four hard lessons from 2025 show how traffic gaps, early water stress, risky power repairs and wildlife conflict marked Vidarbha.

An examination of crop practices, agri-tech use, research activity and market structures shaping farming across Vidarbha

From bank fraud to illegal lending and weak oversight, three major scandals in 2025 exposed deep system failures in Vidarbha.

Daily wage work is falling in Vidarbha, making life harder for construction, loading yard and market workers across the region.

In 2025, roads, industry, energy and education aligned, signalling Vidarbha’s growing economic importance in Maharashtra.

44,000 auto rickshaws battle 2,795 spots in Nagpur. Drivers lose income, commuters face daily gridlock in Vidarbha hub. Traffic chaos hits hard.

Three major religious sites in Vidarbha that draw massive pilgrim crowds and reshape travel flows year round.

Accidents over a decade show how missing safety gear keeps MSEB workers in Nagpur exposed to serious on-duty risks.

Nagpur’s construction sites run without basic toilets as contractors ignore rules and workers bear the daily health risks.

Inside Vidarbha’s sanitation settlements, three figures document, mobilise, and confront the persistence of manual scavenging.

Nagpur homebuyers face real risks from flood zones, leasehold plots, black soil movement and metro corridor dust exposure.

Inside Vidarbha’s fight to save Gondi, Kolami, Korku and more in a Marathi-majority region through schools and community action.

Publishing houses that originated in Nagpur and Wardha, documenting the regional literature, education, and writing traditions of Vidarbha.

Nagpur’s early nights, extreme summers, and administrative rhythm explained through everyday patterns that keep these claims alive.

How working poor families in Vidarbha skip meals during lean months despite ration cards and food security schemes.

From world chess titles to Guinness records, these Vidarbha children achieved rare national and global recognition early.

Inside tribal and farm families, where kids swap classrooms for labour in fields, kilns and migration cycles.