The I-Day "At Home Reception" at Raj Bhavan, Pune has been cancelled this year in backdrop of the landslide catastrophe at Malin village.

Chief Secretary Swadheen Kshtriya said the construction work will be taken up in two phases and it will take atleast three years for comple...

Sources said that the ministry is expected to constitute the team on Thursday, and is likely to comprise two experts and a government offic...

The government's focus is to find survivors in the Malin tragedy after which a long term plan will be looked at, Chavan said.

The toll in the Malin village landslide has climbed to 87 even as more that 160 persons are still feared to be trapped under the debris.

Mass cremations of the victims are being carried out at the village after identification of bodies by relatives.

With every passing day, the worst fears in the landslide disaster in Pune’s Malin village are coming true, with the toll rising to 62 on Fr...

Free medical treatment will be given to the injured and proper rehabilitation of the village will be done on priority, officials said.

Environmentalists have squarely blamed the state government for the hill collapse in Pune that has nearly wiped out an entire village.

Sahas Manch, an NGO, has blamed abject carelessness of government officials in measuring and levelling land for the Padkai scheme.

Chavan, who briefed his cabinet about the incident after his visit, said that 44 houses in Malin village of Ambegaon taluka were affected.

Prithviraj Chavan had put the no. of those trapped at 160 and, going by that figure, upto 121 people could still be under the massive mound...

Thirty people have been killed in the landslide that occurred yesterday morning at Malin village near Pune.

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today assured full Central assistance to Maharashtra in dealing with the devastating landslide at Malin v...

While recovering 28 bodies as part the rescue operation since yesterday morning, the NDRF jawans also rescued eight injured persons.

Geologists have said landslides could occur in villages located along the backwaters of Dimbhe dam.

Haryana Government will spend an amount of Rs 97.75 crore for the development of 195 villages of the state.