Nashik News: Lt Gen Adosh Kumar Visits Artillery Centre, 3 Players Selected For Ranji Camp
The Nashik Artillery Centre's recent infrastructure upgrades underscore its commitment to excellence in training and operational readiness.

Lt Gen Adosh Kumar, Director General of Artillery, visited the Artillery Centre in Nashik to review training and infrastructure enhancements. He commended the Centre for its well-structured training standards and efficient administration.
The visit highlighted the importance of continuous improvement in training methodologies to maintain high levels of preparedness among artillery personnel. The Nashik Artillery Centre's recent infrastructure upgrades underscore its commitment to excellence in training and operational readiness.
The Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) has selected three players from the Nashik District Cricket Association for the Maharashtra team's Ranji Trophy tournament camp for the new 2024-25 season. The selected players are Satyajit Bachhav, Murtuza Trunkwala, and Sahil Parkh. Left-arm spinner Satyajit Bachhav and opening batsman Murtuza Trunkwala are experienced Ranji players.
This is the first selection for the under-19 left-handed opener, Sahil Parkh, for the Ranji camp. Satyajit Bachhav has also held the responsibility of captaining the Maharashtra team. Satyajit Bachhav, the best bowler in the Maharashtra Premier League, won the Purple Cap honour by taking a total of 25 wickets and earning the Vasant Ranjane Purple Cap.
Male infant found dead
The incident of a dead male infant being found near Dutonya Maruti on Ramkunda came to light on Wednesday (July 3) afternoon. During the police investigation, a hospital tag and the mother's name were found on the arm of the dead infant. The police were investigating the incident.
After a thorough investigation, it was discovered that the infant was born in the district hospital but died due to premature delivery in the seventh month. The hospital administration handed over the dead body to his father for cremation. However, the parents, not knowing where to cremate the child, left the body in the river at Ramkund. A case has been registered in the Panchvati police station.
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