Detailed report on five years of POCSO cases in Nagpur, highlighting trends, delays, key incidents, and data-backed facts.

Vidarbha’s education system faces falling exam results, teacher shortages, and school closures between 2022 and 2025.

Illegal sand mining in Vidarbha is damaging rivers, fuelling black markets, and exposing serious gaps in enforcement.

Recent studies confirm alarming levels of heavy metal contamination in Vidarbha’s lakes, raising health and ecological concerns.

Dam storage in Vidarbha drops sharply over three years, disrupting water supply, irrigation, and power generation.

Bhandewadi dumpyard in Nagpur faces growing waste, recurring fires, health hazards, and management failures in 2025.

Groundwater restrictions in Yavatmal and Buldhana are changing irrigation access, crop choices, and farming practices.

Severe staff shortages in Vidarbha’s hospitals keep healthcare services out of reach for many across the region.

Elderly residents in Nagpur face major transport challenges that restrict access to essential healthcare services.

Vidarbha faces rising clean water challenges as drought, contamination, and poor access affect health and daily life.

Slum dwellers in Nagpur faced repeated evictions, policy failures, and broken promises between 2015 and 2025.

MGNREGA wage delays hit rural labourers in Washim and Chandrapur hard, disrupting lives during non-harvest seasons.

Students in Nagpur report unsafe and poor-quality food in hostels, raising serious concerns about health and oversight.

Decades old Zudpi Jungle land conflict in Vidarbha impacts tribal access, development projects, and legal classifications.

India’s youth face high unemployment despite their qualifications. Vidarbha mirrors this crisis among graduates and diploma holders.

Surging man-animal conflicts in Vidarbha put rural lives at risk as tiger encounters and crop damage continue to rise.

Superstitions of rural Vidarbha, from branding children to witchcraft claims and rain rituals, laid bare.

Widespread pesticide poisoning in Vidarbha has left farmers dead, ill, and struggling with long-term health and loss.

Amravati faces a deepening water crisis with drying taps, rising costs, and struggling farms amid erratic rainfall and heat.

Mismanagement and development pressures are driving a collapse of plant and animal life across Vidarbha’s landscapes.