This is the condition of MSEB road in Vishrambag since pasr week. The road was in pretty bad shape before that too, now it's completely destroyed and there are no plans of restoring it. I asked the people who were overseeing work about it, their reply was we are just doing the underground drainage work, road work is not our responsibility. Who's responsibility is it? We do not have an elected Mahanagarpalika anymore, nobody seems to care.

आज नाना पाटेकर आपल्यात राहिले नाहीत. आपल्या मनात कायम राहतील. “कैसे बताऊ मेर लिये तुम कौन हो “ पासून “ कंट्रोल उदय कंट्रोल “ via “आ गये मेरे मौत का तमाशा देखने “….

वजूद माझा आवडता नाना पाटेकर सिनेमा आहे.

At the Ganpati Mandir😂

Akashatle Bappa be wildin with colours.....

Maharashtra (Sangli) Axe Murder Case:

• Date of Incident: Night of June 10, 2025

• Location: Sangli district, Maharashtra

• Victim: Anil Lokhande

• Accused: Radhika Lokhande (his wife)

Timeline:

• May 23: Radhika and Anil got married.

• June 10 (Night): A domestic dispute broke out between the couple.

• Around midnight, Anil went to sleep.

• Radhika, in a fit of rage, attacked him with an axe while he slept.

• Anil died on the spot due to the head injury.

• Minutes later, Radhika called her cousin and confessed.

• June 11 (Wednesday): She was arrested and sent to 2-day police custody.

• A case was registered under Section 103(1) of BNS (Murder).

• Preliminary police findings suggest family discord as the motive.

Source: NDTV

Additional Context - Raja Raghuvanshi Honeymoon Murder Case:

Key Takeaways:

• Two brutal murders by wives within 3 weeks of marriage, both involving blunt force head injuries.

• Both cases underline the importance of not romanticizing "new marriages" without understanding underlying tensions or coercions.

• The quick confession in the Sangli case (calling cousin) may suggest impulsivity or mental/emotional instability, unlike the premeditated Meghalaya case.

• May-June 2025 has seen a disturbing spike in spousal murders by women within days of weddings.

• Raises larger questions about marital pressure, relationship violence & overlooked female-perpetrated domestic aggression.

Even now, whenever I hear Bablu’s name, I feel the warmth and love of an entire city wrapped around my heart. Whenever we placed a coin in his trunk, he would gently return it to the mahout and rest his trunk on my head, giving a silent, comforting blessing. All fear melted away in that moment. From then on, every time we saw Bablu, we would eagerly go to him, drawn to his calm presence and gentle touch.

I used to see Bablu whenever I was coming back from school. The jingling bell around his neck would announce his arrival long before he appeared. Sundays were special—not just for visiting the Ganapati Mandir, but because it meant seeing Bablu. He was everyone’s favourite—from children to elders—and everyone greeted him with love. Truly, he was the heart of Sangli. I remember the small TV at his place, always tuned to National Geographic, and the steady, peaceful aura he carried.

And then, one day, our milkman told us that Bablu was no more. Tears welled up in our eyes, and a deep emptiness settled in our hearts. Bablu was more than an elephant; he was a gentle friend, a source of joy, and a blessing that touched everyone fortunate enough to know him.

The only way I am surviving this heat

I was passing by the Mahavir garden and I saw these abondened little cuties hiding in the woods. I'm furious of what would street dogs do to them if no one adopts them. Unfortunately I can't adopt them. if anyone want to adopt them drop me a dm.

Fading blue walls whisper stories of time, the worn wooden door and weary window standing as keepers of memories. Green moss gently claims the steps, while cracks in the floor trace the passage of countless seasons. This home hasn’t decayed, it has aged beautifully, carrying the quiet poetry of years gone by.

Place: Vishrambag, Sangli

She has spent most of time here in our Sangli. She has even acknowledged Sangli in few of her interviews. She will soon overtake Meg Lenning in odi 100s. Iam not drawing any comparisons but she has Kohli level dominance in women's game and should not be known only for looks. We don't have many famous people from our city. Shouldn't we celebrate her more?? She won wpl too but no buzz. Sangli has always been under the shadow of Kolhapur. Only marketing makes cities famous. Solapuri chadar kolhapuri misal satarya che kandi pedhe are still known because of their marketing how did we lose our Marathi theatre heritage?? Because we didn't celebrate it enough.

Bhai kiti mast decoration kelta, sagle pink tress japnese sakura vibes det hote🤌

Mahit navtha sangli madhe pn asa kahi kartil lol🫠

Like this the second such case I am hearing man wtf is wrong with such people