Aurangabad News

A 21-year-old woman medical student was allegedly strangled to death by an unidentified person in a college hostel in Maharashtra's Aurangabad, police said.

These men- members of 'Patni Pidit Purush Sanghatana', an organisation of victims of harassment by wives- burnt Surpanakha's effigy.

A real estate broker was killed for allegedly posting some comments on a WhatsApp group, police said Monday.

The lawyer had called the judge an 'Idiot Magistrate'. He also threw a steno notebook towards the judge and threatened him.

Hours after what looked chillingly like a farewell post on Facebook,a 35-year-old man who was part of protests demanding Maratha quota in jobs and education, was found dead on train tracks in Maharashtra. Pramod Jaisinh Hore allegedly jumped in front of a moving train in Aurangabad late last night.

Police arrested a 23-year-old woman for allegedly killing her husband with the help of her cousin.

Four persons were killed and 17 others injured as lightning struck a crematorium site in a village of Aurangabad district today, police said.

A senior police official said the woman, in contrast to the general narrative on female infanticide, has revealed that she killed her son because she wanted a girl child.

Eight persons including a woman were killed on the spot and two others sustained serious injuries when the six-seater rickshaw in which they were travelling collided with a water tanker near Aurangabad in Maharashtra Friday.

A vegetable vendor in Aurangabad allegedly committed suicide after receiving an electricity bill of Rupees 8.64 lakh for the month of March which the power distribution firm later said was an erroneous one caused due to a missing decimal point.

Dairy farmers in Maharashtra allege they running losses for the last many months. In a unique protest, they will distribute free milk at the collector offices between May 3-9

A student of a university in Maharashtra threatened to commit suicide after he was caught cheating during an examination. Police file cases against him

Controversial Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen had to return to Mumbai from the airport in Aurangabad after protests led by AIMIM legislator Imtiyaz Jaleel broke out outside the airport and the hotel she was supposed to stay in during her visit to the city.

As many as 80 persons in Aurangabad district took ill after consuming milk of the cows bitten by rabies infected dog, said an officer.

A fisherman was booked for culpable homicide not amounting to murder after he handed over to his wife a plastic bag containing the mutilated body parts of his minor son.