The police installed a borehole in the village that will run on electricity. | Photo credit: Special arrangement
For the residents of Binagunda, a remote tribal village nestled in Gadchiroli on the Chhattisgarh border, this Maharashtra day (May 1) brings a sense of relief. Daily life is beginning to change in this Naxal-affected district.
Rama Durva, an elderly tribal resident, no longer has to make the arduous journey to Laheri.
Published – 01 May 2026 07:00 IST
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