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Nashik: Madhavi Salve Creates History as First Female MSRTC Bus Driver

Madhavi Salve has made history by becoming the first woman to drive a bus for the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) on the Nashik to Sinnar route.
This momentous occasion took place when six women were inducted as bus drivers-cum-conductors into the MSRTC on June 6-7, marking a significant milestone in the state’s public transport history.
Madhavi’s Journey
Madhavi Salve, a 34-year-old mother of two, originally from Mahiravani village in Trimbakeshwar taluka had been driving a light commercial vehicle since 2016. She expressed her gratitude towards the warm welcome she received from her male colleagues at the MSRTC depot in Sinnar.
Salve’s journey to becoming a bus driver has been fueled by her passion for driving buses and her determination to break gender barriers. Despite facing skepticism from some friends and relatives, she pursued her dream with the support of her family.
MSRTC’s Recruitment
As many as 206 women drivers had qualified in a direct recruitment scheme in 2019, and so far 28 of them have been recruited. Since their recruitment process began in 2019, these women have undergone rigorous training and tests on MSRTC buses.
The MSRTC, which has a fleet of more than 16,000 buses, already has more than 5,500 women conductors in its ranks. A total of 12 women drivers have been recruited. Among them, four are serving at Sinnar depot, three at Pimpalgaon depot, two at Peth depot, and one each at Lasalgaon, Peth, and Kalwan depots in Nashik district.
This progressive step by the MSRTC signifies their commitment to gender equality and opening up new opportunities for women in the transportation sector.
They officially joined the service in June and are now proudly serving passengers with the slogan “Pravashyanchya Sevesathi” (for service to passengers).
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Massive 10-ft Long Python Dangles From Building’s Window In Thane; Video Shows Thrilling Rescue Effort

Thane: A shocking video has surfaced on the internet showing scenes of a thrilling snake rescue. What is more surprising is that the snake is a 10-foot-long python, dangling to the grills of a residential building’s window in Thane. The breed of the giant snake spotted in the video is reportedly identified as the Albino Burmese Python.. In the video surfaced on the internet, one can see the giant nonvenomous constrictor, hanging to the iron grill of what appears to be a residential building. Two men can be seen engaged in the rescue efforts to save the giant snake from falling down.
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Massive 10-ft Long Python Dangles From Building’s Window In Thane; Video Shows Thrilling Rescue Effort

Thane: A shocking video has surfaced on the internet showing scenes of a thrilling snake rescue. What is more surprising is that the snake is a 10-foot-long python, dangling to the grills of a residential building’s window in Thane. The breed of the giant snake spotted in the video is reportedly identified as the Albino Burmese Python.In the video surfaced on the internet, one can see the giant nonvenomous constrictor, hanging to the iron grill of what appears to be a residential building. Two men can be seen engaged in the rescue efforts to save the giant snake from falling down. They can be seen standing in the window, trying to catch a hold of the snake and get it inside the house.
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Massive Storm Of Dust As Two Multi-Storied Buildings Come Crashing Down In Controlled Demolition At Hyderabad IT Park

Hyderabad: Two multi-storied buildings in a leading IT park in Hyderabad were demolished on Saturday. Buildings 7 and 8 in Raheja Mindspace IT Park in Madhapur were demolished to construct new buildings in their place.
Huge storm of dust
Video clips of controlled demolitions were widely circulated on social media. The demolitions raised a huge storm of dust. It took all precautions to protect other multi-storied structures in the IT Park from any damage.
Controlled demolitions
Latest technology was used to raze G+4 buildings early in the morning. Edifice and Jet Demolition carried out controlled demolitions.
The IT Park is located at the heart of Hyderabad Information Technology and Engineering Consultancy (Hitec) City, the IT hub. The park houses several IT giants and a five-star hotel.
The buildings were reportedly demolished due to some technical issues. The developer plans to construct new structures which are likely to be completed in three-four years.
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