As the Union government is leaving no stone unturned to bring back all the students stranded in Ukraine, Maharashtra government is also coordinating with the students who are in distress. Maharashtra Co-operative and agriculture minister of state Vishwajit Kadam is continuously in contact with the students from Sangli District. 15  students from Sangli had left for Hungary border from Kharkiv and Mr. Kadam talked to two girls of the group of 15 students.<br />''<br />''Meanwhile, 12 students from Maharashtra have arrived in Delhi by flight no 6E- 8387 which brought back 200 students from Ukraine. Himanshu Ingale, a student from Selu in Parbhani District reached home safely and landed in the country by another flight. Himanshu and his parents have thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Government of India, and Indian Embassy for their initiative to bring back the stranded students safely and making elaborate arrangements for their return journey.<br />''<br />''On the other hand some students from Maharashtra are still missing and district administration is trying to trace them. According to Jalgaon District administration, they could not trace two students out of 19 students from the district who were studying in Ukraine. Similarly, 3 students from Nashik district are also untraceable. This has increased worries among the parents of the missing students. <br />