The Amravati City Police Commissionerate was shocked on Tuesday night after a threatening phone call that warned of a bomb blast similar to the recent explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort. The call, received around 9 p.m. at the Police Control Room, caused an immediate high-alert response. The caller issued the threat in a flat tone and disconnected before officers could seek further details.

Amravati: The Amravati Municipal Corporation released its draft voter list, but the announcement got numerous objections from citizens and political representatives. Many allege widespread discrepancies in the list. According to official data, 495 objections have already been filed regarding errors in the draft list. BJP Rajya Sabha MP Dr. Anil Bonde, has submitted a formal complaint to Municipal Commissioner Soumya Sharma Chandak.

Amravati: A 29-year-old man, identified as Swapnil Pawar, a resident of Kastura Mohgaon, was brought to the Amravati District General Hospital late Friday night in a severely injured, blood-soaked condition after being attacked with a knife. The incident occurred around 9:30 p.m. According to information received from local sources, Swapnil was taking a walk after dinner when 30-year-old Sonu Rathod allegedly arrived at the spot.

Congress MP and national-level star campaigner Imran Pratapgarhi arrived at Amravati City on Saturday as part of his scheduled tour to campaign for Congress candidates contesting in various Munciple Council elections across the district. On his arrival, Pratapgarhi was warmly welcomed by former Maharashtra minister and senior Congress leader Yashomati Thakur at her residence. He is accompanied by prominent district leaders including MP Balwantrao Wankhade, who will join him throughout the day as they reach out to voters across multiple towns.

Achalpur / Paratwada, Amravati District | Breaking News In a tragic road accident that occurred this afternoon near Mahalaxmi Industries, just a few hundred metres on Achalpur - Chandur Bazar Road, a woman identified as Salma Bano, reportedly from Sindhi Budruk, lost her life in the collision. According to initial eyewitness accounts, the woman was travelling on a two-wheeler (MH 27 BK 4920) towards Chandur Bazaar when an unknown vehicle collided with the bike and fled the scene.

Achalpur City - In our interaction with Congress’ Achalpur City President candidate Ehtesham Nebeel expressed confidence about growing public support across all communities. He emphasized on unity and peace as the core theme of his electoral campaign. Speaking during a field interview with our corrospondent, Ehtesham Nebeel said that he is receiving “overwhelming positivity” not only from the Muslim community but also from Hindu, SC and several other social groups from across the city.

Amravati, 28 November 2025 | AmravatiTrends.com Renowned Marathi & Varhadi poet, often referref to as ‘Hasyasamrat’ Dr Mirza Rafi Ahmed Beg passed away on Friday morning at around 9:30 am at his residence in Amravati City. He was 68 and battling a kidney ailment for over a month. His funeral is scheduled post afternoon prayers at the city graveyard. Born on 17 September 1957 in Dhanaj Manikwada (Ner, Yavatmal), Dr Mirza Beg lived at Navsari area in Amravati.

Amravati, November 28, 2025 | AmravatiTrends.com While listening to a petition concerning the exceeding reservation cap in elections, Hon Supreme Court cleared the way for all local body elections including all Municipal Corporations, Zilla Parishads, Panchayat Samitis, Municipal Councils and Nagar Panchayats. The court has directed state EC that all elections shall be conducted as per the already declared programmes and dates, subject to the final outcome of the petitions in the 57 places (across 246 Municipal Councils and 42 Nagar Panchayats) where the 50% reservation limit had been crossed due to OBC quota.

BJP MLA from Savner, Ashish Deshmukh, directly threatened opponents of being “chopped off” during an election campaign rally. His statement has caused a major backlash. BJP MLA from Savner, Ashish Deshmukh, publicly threatened opponents with being “cut to pieces” while speaking at an election campaign rally. Deshmukh’s remark has created a significant controversy in the local politics of Vidarbha with Indian National Congress Party workers calling it an open assault on free and fairness in elections.

A daring sand smuggling incident in Chandur Bazar taluka has sparked outrage after smugglers assaulted revenue officials and fled with a tractor loaded with illegally extracted sand. The episode, which occurred in the Thugaon Pimpalgaon area, highlights the escalating challenge of curbing illegal sand mining in this part of Amravati district. On August 28, 2025, revenue officials, responding to complaints about illegal sand transportation in Thugaon Pimpalgaon, confronted the smuggler, Duryodhan Tayade.

Amravati MLA Ravi Rana visited the residence of senior Shiv Sena leader Anand Adsul and former MLA Abhijeet Adsul in Kandivali East’s Kalptaru Garden to offer prayers to Lord Ganesha. The visit, which included discussions on various issues, has ignited a public debate about the contrasting behavior of some Shiv Sena workers who criticize Rana and his wife on social media despite their leaders’ cordial interactions.

A violent altercation and alleged firing incident outside a hair salon in Amravati’s Prashant Nagar has sparked concern among residents. The episode, which unfolded late Thursday night, involved three unidentified youths who reportedly attacked the establishment, creating panic in the area. Authorities have launched an investigation to uncover the details of this unsettling event. Around 9:00 PM, as most shops along the LIC Colony road in Prashant Nagar had closed, Ideal Hair Salon, operated by a local named Javed, remained open.

Achalpur : The Prahar Party is intensifying preparations for upcoming local body elections, a significant number of party-workers’ meeting was held at Ashtamasiddhi to strategize for municipal, zilla parishad, and panchayat samiti polls. The gathering, attended by key party workers and leaders, signals the party’s resolve to contest these elections with full strength, aiming to make a strong impact in Amravati’s political landscape.

Shirajagaon Kasba: In a disturbing incident in Amravati district, residents of Sarfapur village have accused a local police inspector of assaulting youths and the village sarpanch under false pretenses, while allegedly shielding illegal activities. The allegations, stemming from an event on August 24, 2025, have sparked demands for a high-level inquiry into police misconduct. The trouble unfolded around 8 PM when Inspector Mahendra Gavai from the Shirajagaon Kasba police station reportedly entered the village with a few officers.

A violent knife attack at Nandgaon Peth bus stop in Amravati left three young men injured on August 26, 2025, sparking concern among residents. The incident, triggered by a minor dispute over a vehicle overtaking, has raised questions about public safety in the city. Swift police action led to the arrest of the assailants within hours, offering some relief to the shaken community.

In a significant development, the Upper Wardha Dam in Morashi taluka of West Vidarbha released water through three of its thirteen spillway gates on August 28 at 1:00 PM. The discharge, measured at 24.15 million cubic meters per second, flowed into the Wardha River, prompting the local administration to issue a cautionary alert for residents along the riverbanks. This action aims to ensure public safety as water levels rise.

On August 26, 2025, workers affiliated with the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) and its labor wing launched a fierce protest against the management of Golden Fiber, a company located in Amravati’s five-star MIDC. The demonstration erupted after derogatory remarks targeting Marathi people and the Marathi language were found scrawled on the walls of the company’s washroom facilities. The offensive language sparked outrage among Marathi-speaking employees, prompting demands for immediate action.

A daring theft at the Mahadev Temple in Pathrot, Amravati district, has sparked widespread concern among devotees and residents. The incident, involving the theft of high-value currency notes from a donation box, was captured on CCTV, providing police with crucial evidence to track down the culprit. The theft occurred at the revered Mahadev Temple, known for its vibrant religious programs, especially during the Shravan month.

Amravati residents are grappling with severe traffic congestion following the closure of a key railway overbridge on August 24, 2025. The bridge, linking Rajkamal and Jaystambh Chowks, was deemed unfit for use, prompting local MLAs to conduct an on-site inspection and outline alternative routes to mitigate the disruption. With a new bridge expected to take up to two years, authorities are focusing on immediate traffic management strategies to ease daily commutes in this bustling Maharashtra city.

A 55-year-old man was fatally stabbed in Salora village, Tivsa tehsil, on the night of August 26, following a heated argument fueled by alcohol. The Kura police have arrested the accused, a 40-year-old local, and registered a murder case. The incident occurred on the Salora-Dhotra road, where Shiva Sona Rathod, a resident of Salora, was found gravely injured with deep stab wounds.

Heavy rainfall in the catchment area has pushed the Upper Wardha Dam, Amravati’s largest reservoir, close to its maximum capacity, raising concerns for communities along the Wardha River. Authorities have issued alerts to residents and fishermen, warning of potential water release within the next 24 hours. The rising water levels, driven by relentless rains and inflows from upstream rivers, have prompted the dam administration to prepare for controlled water discharge to manage the reservoir’s levels safely.

A vibrant and grand procession organized by the Shri Siddhivinayak Ganeshotsav Mandal in the Balaji Plot area of Pannalal Nagar, Amravati, marked a spectacular celebration of Ganeshotsav. The event, filled with the resounding beats of dhols and taschas and the fervent chants of "Ganpati Bappa Morya," transformed the entire locality into a hub of devotion and excitement. The highlight of the procession was a magnificent tableau depicting Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, which captivated the attention of hundreds of onlookers.

Amravati, August 23, 2025 - The past eight to ten days of relentless rainfall in Amravati district have brought a significant increase in water levels, providing a much-needed boost to the region’s agricultural landscape. The consistent downpour has replenished water reserves in wells and other water bodies, offering hope to farmers gearing up for the upcoming rabi season. In the rural farmlands of Amravati, wells as deep as 45 to 50 feet are now brimming with water, a sight that has brought relief to farmers who rely on these wells for irrigation.

DHAMANGAON RAILWAY, August 23, 2025 — On the second day of the Pola festival, young people in Dhamangaon Railway, Maharashtra, held a lively Marbat procession to highlight issues like inflation, unemployment, and disease. This local tradition drew thousands, blending culture with a strong message for change. In this unique Maharashtra custom, large effigies called Marbats, symbolizing societal problems, are burned outside the village to represent their removal.

Morshi, August 23, 2025 – Persistent heavy rainfall in the Rajurwadi and Nimbarani areas of Morshi taluka has triggered severe flooding, resulting in significant crop losses for local farmers. The relentless downpour over the past few days has submerged agricultural fields, devastating crops and leaving farmers in financial distress. Frustration is mounting among the farming community due to delays in crop damage assessments and compensation disbursal.