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8 Pune Coaching Class Students Drown Off Diveagar Beach in Maharashtra's Raigad During Picnic

Police said the 48-member picnic group included 25 boys, 17 girls and six teachers, and a case has been registered after the bodies were recovered.

  • On Thursday, eight students drowned at Diveagar beach in Maharashtra's Raigad district, with police confirming all bodies have been recovered.
  • The victims belonged to a group of 48 individuals—25 boys, 17 girls, and six teachers—from the "Winners Academy" private coaching class in Alandi, Pune.
  • According to police, the students misjudged the water's depth and current before being swept away; their bodies were transported to the Primary Health Centre in Borlipanchatan.
  • Police personnel remain on-site conducting legal and administrative proceedings, and authorities have registered a case regarding the incident.
  • Just 10 days ago, six children drowned in Bihar's Bhagalpur while bathing in a pond in the Taraita Bahiyar area, marking another recent tragic incident.
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A tragic incident occurred during a trip by 11th and 12th-grade students to Diveagar Beach in Maharashtra's Raigad district. Eight students from the 48-member team from Winners Academy in Alandi, Pune, drowned while swimming in the sea. The bodies of all eight have been recovered and they have been declared dead. All the deceased students were 16 years old.

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TV9 Marathi broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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