The Latest Breaking News from Nashik

MUMBAI: In the economic value of the Indian alcoholic beverage industry Maharashtra has been ranked the fifth state after Tamil Nadu, UP, Telangana and K'taka with Nashik emerging as the ‘Wine Capital of India’.

MUMBAI: Two persons—a technician and a supplier of raw materials to manufacture mephedrone drug—were the latest arrested on Saturday in the 133kg mephedrone worth Rs267 crores case that was busted by the Saki Naka police after raiding a remote location in Nashik's Shinde Gaon on October 5.

Chandon India’s experiments for nearly five years have birthed the brand’s first still red wine Aurva (meaning ‘of the earth’ in Sanskrit), which stays true to its moniker, a celebration in a bottle, a tribute to terroir, and a product of cross-continental collaboration.

NASHIK: Police in Maharashtra's Nashik district conducted a raid on a godown, resulting in the seizure of drugs and other items valued at over Rs 5.94 crore, as per officials on Sunday.

MUMBAI: After keeping a watch for the last three days of a remote location in Nashik's Shinde Gaon, the Saki Naka police finally on Thursday night raided a drugs manufacturing unit and seized 133kg MDMA (Ecstasy) worth Rs 267 crores.

After months of friction and wrangling, the Eknath Shinde-led government on Wednesday finally appointed Guardian Ministers to 11 districts, with Deputy Chief Minister and rebel Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Ajit Pawar snaring the coveted guardianship of Pune district.

NASHIK: A three-and-a-half-year-old male leopard was killed in an accident on Saturday evening on the Samruddhi highway near Igatpuri in Nashik district.

Onion traders in Maharashtra’s Nashik district announced the suspension of auctions in all APMCs indefinitely, citing the recent decision by the Union government to increase export duty on the kitchen staple by up to 40%

Mixed response to Nashik 'bandh' call by Maratha organisations over police lathi-charge on agitators demanding quota in Jalna. Protest march held in Nashik city and shops were closed in some parts but buses remained unaffected.

The announcement comes amid protests by farmers and traders against the Centre’s decision to impose 40% export duty on onions to check price rise and improve supplies in the domestic market.

Maharashtra Minister Dada Bhuse claims no difference if people don't consume onions for two-four months due to 40% export duty imposed by Union govt. He also said decision should have been taken with proper coordination. Farmers and traders protesting, Nashik District Onion Traders Association calling for indefinite closure of auctions…