NEWS UPDATES
Crime Branch has arrested Tarak Manguesh Arolkar in the forgery case involving the alleged use of a fabricated birth certificate to obtain an Other Backward Classes caste certificate.  •  Satish Shinde, arrested in connection with the Majestic Porvorim shooting case, has been remanded to nine days of judicial custody.  •  The High Court has granted bail to 41-year-old Porvorim resident Ashutosh Atchut Naik in connection with an alleged multi-crore investment scam, observing that he prima facie appears to be an investor and victim of the fraud rather than a conspirator.  •  Goa clinched two bronze medals at the Senior National Kickboxing Championship in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. WAKO Goa athletes Lalit Shingaude and Angaddeep Singh secured bronze in their respective weight categories. Both train at Dhanvantari Sports Academy, Ponda, under National Coach Prathamesh Raskar  •  A Maruti Ritz allegedly drove away while the fuel nozzle was still connected during refuelling at Sahakari Petroleum, Curti, Ponda, on July 16. The impact reportedly pulled the dispensing unit from its foundation, damaging the underground pipeline and causing a loss of around 9,603 litres of petrol valued at Rs 9.98 lakh.  •  Autopsy on the bodies of two sisters, aged 73 and 70, found dead at their home in Mokhard, Sristhal, Canacona, has given “no opinion” on the cause of death due to advanced decomposition. Visceral samples have been preserved for chemical analysis. Police are conducting further inquiry.  •  Marathi theatre artist Vijesh Narvekar passes away at the age of 43 after reportedly suffering a heart attack; his sudden demise has left the theatre fraternity and fans mourning.  •  Goa officially protects 15 ancient monuments, archaeological sites and remains under the Goa Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains Act, 1978. The newly protected sites include the Malar Cave in Malar, Tiswadi, and a cave at Sirdona. The ruins of the Convent of Our Lady of Mount Carmel at Chimbel, considered historically significant, have also been included. Other sites include the remains of the Gopakkapattnam Port at Goa Velha, Jacquem Cave at Neturlim, Sanguem; Bawlyache Mol at Pirla, Quepem; and Pandurang Math and Mukhyapran (Maruti) Math at Ball  •  A 39-year-old businessman and his father were allegedly assaulted with wooden sticks and threatened with dire consequences over a soak pit dispute at Bedshe Wada, Bhuipal, Sattari. Police have booked four persons in connection with the incident  •  A woman from Ponda was allegedly assaulted with a knife by her husband at St. Cruz, Ponda; Police said she sustained stab injuries to the right side of her abdomen following an alleged dispute over suspicion about her character. An FIR has been registered under Section 118(2) of the BNS Crime Branch has arrested Tarak Manguesh Arolkar in the forgery case involving the alleged use of a fabricated birth certificate to obtain an Other Backward Classes caste certificate.  •  Satish Shinde, arrested in connection with the Majestic Porvorim shooting case, has been remanded to nine days of judicial custody.  •  The High Court has granted bail to 41-year-old Porvorim resident Ashutosh Atchut Naik in connection with an alleged multi-crore investment scam, observing that he prima facie appears to be an investor and victim of the fraud rather than a conspirator.  •  Goa clinched two bronze medals at the Senior National Kickboxing Championship in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. WAKO Goa athletes Lalit Shingaude and Angaddeep Singh secured bronze in their respective weight categories. Both train at Dhanvantari Sports Academy, Ponda, under National Coach Prathamesh Raskar  •  A Maruti Ritz allegedly drove away while the fuel nozzle was still connected during refuelling at Sahakari Petroleum, Curti, Ponda, on July 16. The impact reportedly pulled the dispensing unit from its foundation, damaging the underground pipeline and causing a loss of around 9,603 litres of petrol valued at Rs 9.98 lakh.  •  Autopsy on the bodies of two sisters, aged 73 and 70, found dead at their home in Mokhard, Sristhal, Canacona, has given “no opinion” on the cause of death due to advanced decomposition. Visceral samples have been preserved for chemical analysis. Police are conducting further inquiry.  •  Marathi theatre artist Vijesh Narvekar passes away at the age of 43 after reportedly suffering a heart attack; his sudden demise has left the theatre fraternity and fans mourning.  •  Goa officially protects 15 ancient monuments, archaeological sites and remains under the Goa Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Sites and Remains Act, 1978. The newly protected sites include the Malar Cave in Malar, Tiswadi, and a cave at Sirdona. The ruins of the Convent of Our Lady of Mount Carmel at Chimbel, considered historically significant, have also been included. Other sites include the remains of the Gopakkapattnam Port at Goa Velha, Jacquem Cave at Neturlim, Sanguem; Bawlyache Mol at Pirla, Quepem; and Pandurang Math and Mukhyapran (Maruti) Math at Ball  •  A 39-year-old businessman and his father were allegedly assaulted with wooden sticks and threatened with dire consequences over a soak pit dispute at Bedshe Wada, Bhuipal, Sattari. Police have booked four persons in connection with the incident  •  A woman from Ponda was allegedly assaulted with a knife by her husband at St. Cruz, Ponda; Police said she sustained stab injuries to the right side of her abdomen following an alleged dispute over suspicion about her character. An FIR has been registered under Section 118(2) of the BNS
Episode 11 • 15th Jun 2026

Rain Tales from the Jungle | Jungle Book | Epi 11 | 160626

15th Jun 2026

About this episode

Before the first raindrop touches the earth, nature begins to whisper its arrival. The wind changes, birds behave differently, the smell of the soil fills the air, and the jungle prepares to welcome the rain. In today's Jungle Book episode, Samruddhi Kerkar explores the magical relationship between rain and the jungle. Discover how rain transforms nature, the signs that tell us rain is on its way, and the many beautiful changes that happen after the showers begin. Join us as we talk about the fun and wonder of the rainy season—children dancing in the rain, playful moments in nature, and traditional folk songs once sung by women to celebrate the monsoon. A heartwarming journey into the sights, sounds, stories, and joy of rain. #JungleBookSeries #Goa #Rainforest #NatureLovers #MonsoonMagic #NatureEducation #Wildlife #ForestLife #RainySeason #SignsOfRain #NatureStories #IndianMonsoon #FolkSongs #TraditionalWisdom #ChildrenAndNature #NatureWonder #EnvironmentalAwareness #SamruddhiKerkar