UP retains top position in number of GST assesses, followed by Maharashtra
Haryana posted the highest growth rate at over 13.6%, the national average rose about 9.5%, signalling ongoing efforts to broaden tax registration through automated and AI-assisted processes
'They will consult us': Fadnavis on NCP merger buzz
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis addressed speculation regarding a potential merger between the NCP and NCP (SP) factions, stating that while they are independent parties, the BJP-led NDA would expect to be consulted if such a move were considered. He also dismissed claims that the state government intended to take over Gokul Dairy, clarifying the government's stance on the cooperative's internal issues and recent cabinet decisions.
Ghaziabad outpost blast: Delhi Police Special Cell reaches site, probe underway
Police Commissioner Goud said the police received information about an explosion near the rear wall of the Vasundhara Police Outpost around 9 pm on Friday. A sub-inspector and a delivery worker were present at the location at the time
Govt has no interest in taking over Gokul: CM Fadnavis
Police Aspirant Suicide Over Alleged Sports Quota Scam
A police aspirant in Maharashtra's Beed district died by suicide after exposing an alleged fake sports certificate scam in police recruitment. He recorded a voice note naming those responsible, leading to an inquiry and a case of abetment against an applicant and a sports association.
Two held for stealing ventilators from Adilabad RIMS
Hyderabad: Two persons were arrested for allegedly stealing four ventilators from the government-run RIMS hospital in Adilabad, as part of an inter-state medical equipment theft racket, police said on Saturday, November 7. On October 30, two persons, identified as Sajjan Basanth M and Abhijit, residents of Chandrapur in Maharashtra, entered the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
NCP-SP chief Sharad Pawar discharged from Mumbai hospital in stable condition
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Nov 7 (IANS) NCP-SP Chief Sharad Pawar was discharged on Saturday from Mumbai's Breach Candy Hospital in a stable condition after receiving treatment for a chest infection and a bronchitis attack. Pratit Samdani, the doctor treating the NCP-SP Chief, confirmed that Pawar is recovering well and will continue his medication and recovery at his Silver Oak residence in Mumbai. Given his age, Pawar has been advised to follow essential precautions and rest. Sharad Pawar has been discharged in a stable condition . He will continue his treatment at home... He had suffered from a bronchitis attack and a chest infection, which are now improving... He has been asked to continue his treatment at home and to take standard precautions that every citizen of the country should take... Given his age, a few additional instructions have been provided. He is very compliant, and I am very sure that he will take care of himself, Samdani said. Pawar was on Wednesday discharged from Ruby Hall Clinic in Pune on following treatment. His health condition is stable and has shown improvement. He will be going straight to his Mumbai residence from the hospital, according to an official statement issued by Parvez K Grant, Chief Cardiologist, and Chairman and Managing Trustee of Ruby Hall Clinic. Pawar was admitted to Ruby Hall Clinic on Monday after experiencing a cough and chest discomfort. He had embarked on a tour of rural areas to assess the drought situation in Maharashtra. During this tour, he was interacting with farmers in drought-affected regions to understand issues such as water scarcity, crop conditions, and agricultural challenges. However, after feeling uneasy during the tour, Pawar cut his trip short and was subsequently hospitalised for a medical check-up. Upon complaining of chest pain while coughing and breathing, he was evaluated by doctors. He received treatment under the supervision of Parvez Grant and was kept under observation as a precautionary measure. After two days of treatment, Pawar's condition improved. Grant clarified in the statement that Pawar was discharged on Wednesday, his health is stable, and he is doing fine. On Wednesday, the NCP-SP Chief was admitted to the Breach Candy hospital and kept under medical observation. This was the third time Sharad Pawar was admitted to the hospital this year. Earlier, on February 9, he was admitted to Ruby Hall Clinic due to a chest infection and cough, after which he was discharged on February 14. Later, on February 22, he was hospitalised again due to mild dehydration and discharged on February 25. In November, he had to be hospitalised once again due to ill-health. On Sharad Pawar's discharge from the hospital, Union Minister Ramdas Athawale said, Sharad Pawar ji is a senior leader of Maharashtra and the country. Political parties may be different, but Pawar Saheb was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital two or three days ago. I was in Delhi, so I had decided to meet him today. However, the news that he has been discharged from the hospital and that his health is fine is good news. Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Sharad Pawar and warmly requested the veteran politician to prioritise his health and rest. The Prime Minister told Sharad Pawar that Supriya Sule (daughter of Sharad Pawar) and we will handle the country; you take care of your health and rest. Let your blessings remain with us. The hospital stay gained political traction following a phone call from PM Modi who reached out early on Friday morning to inquire about Pawar's well-being. Pawar thanked the Prime Minister for his call, reassuring him that he was taking rest and added, With all of you around, I have no worries about the country. Thereafter, NCP Working President Praful Patel met Sharad Pawar on Thursday night that sparked the political buzz of merger between the NCP factions. Veteran NCP leader and Maharashtra Minister Chhagan Bhujbal and former Minister and Congress leader Vishwajeet Kadam met Sharad Pawar and inquired about his health. On Friday, Deputy Chief Ministers Eknath Shinde and Sunetra Pawar, Deputy Chairperson of Maharashtra Legislative Council Sachin Ahir, former Minister Balasaheb Thorat and Shiv Sena-UBT leader Sanjay Raut also visited Sharad Pawar.
Governor Honours MMA Star Sangram Singh
Indian mixed martial arts exponent Sangram Singh was felicitated by Maharashtra Governor Jishnu Dev Varma for his contributions to the sport. Singh highlighted the transformative power of sports and the role of sportspersons in driving positive social change.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 7: Yamaha Music India is celebrating the festive season with an expanded portfolio of musical instruments for Indian musicians, led by the India launch of Guild and Cordoba. Alongside the introduction of the two guitar brands, Yamaha Music India is expanding its portfolio with the Yamaha CK76 Stage Keyboard, the premium YUS5 Upright Piano - World's Grandest Upright, the DU1 ENST Hybrid Upright Piano, and the South Indian Movie Voice & Style Expansion Pack for compatible arranger keyboards.
Digital Desk | Nalasopara, Nov 7 (IANS) A man accused of murdering his wife following domestic disputes and suspicions about her character allegedly died by suicide by jumping in front of a local train at Grant Road railway station in Mumbai, hours after the woman's body was found at their residence in Maharashtra's Nalasopara. The two incidents, which took place within a few hours, have sent shockwaves through the area, with police investigating the circumstances surrounding the murder and the subsequent suicide. According to the Nalasopara Police, the accused, identified as Majeed Hanif Khan (50), was a resident of Alfatifa Building in Aman Nagar, Takipada, Nalasopara West. He allegedly suspected his wife, Tabassum Majeed Khan, of infidelity, leading to frequent arguments and disputes between the couple. According to preliminary information, Tabassum ran tuition classes for young children from their home. Parents regularly visited the house to drop off and pick up their children. Majeed reportedly developed suspicions about his wife's character over these visits, which frequently led to arguments between them. As per the complaint filed in the case, the family had dinner together on the night of November 6 and watched television until late. Subsequently, their daughter went to sleep in the hall, while her parents remained in their bedroom. On November 7, around 5 a.m., the daughter woke up and noticed that the main door of the house was open. When she entered the bedroom, she found her mother, Tabassum, lying unconscious on the floor with injuries to her face and neck. Her father was missing from the house. In her complaint, the daughter alleged that her father had attacked her mother with a sharp-edged weapon, inflicting injuries to her face and neck that resulted in her death, before fleeing the scene. Following the information, a team from the Nalasopara Police Station reached the spot, conducted an inquest and sent the body for post-mortem examination. Police registered a murder case against the accused husband and launched a search to trace him. Meanwhile, the police received information that Majeed Hanif Khan had allegedly died by suicide after jumping in front of a local train at Mumbai's Grant Road railway station. The police are now investigating the sequence of events and the circumstances leading to both incidents. Further investigation is underway.
Patidar named Madhya Pradesh skipper for Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, no room for Tiwari
Digital Desk | Indore, Nov 7 (IANS) Rajat Patidar has been named as Madhya Pradeshs in the upcoming Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, starting on November 14. Madhya Pradesh have been drawn in Elite Group C of the competition and will play their first four matches in New Chandigarh and the remaining three games in Mohali. Patidar, who has captained Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) to IPL titles in 2025 and 2026, may not be available for the entire league phase of the competition. Patidar and left-arm fast bowling all-rounder Arshad Khan scheduled to link up with the India A team for the Mens Rising Stars Asia Cup, scheduled to be played in Doha, Qatar, from November 19 to 29. In the India A team, Patidar has been appointed as the deputy to skipper Tilak Varma. Apart from Patidar, who has played three Tests and an ODI for India, batters Akshat Raghuwanshi, Harsh Gawli and Aniket Verma will have to step up for Madhya Pradesh. There is still no place in the squad for seam-bowling all-rounder Madhav Tiwari, despite having featured for Delhi Capitals in IPL 2026 and Ujjain Falcons in the Madhya Pradesh League T20 Scindia Cup 2026. The squad features two wicketkeepers in Gawli and Apoorv Dwivedi, while India fast bowler Avesh Khan will spearhead a bowling unit that also includes Mangesh Yadav, left-arm spinner Kumar Kartikeya Singh, off-spinner Saransh Jain and left-arm wrist-spinner Shivang Kumar. Pacer Kuldeep Sen has not been picked due to him currently nursing an unspecified injury. Madhya Pradesh will open its campaign against Kerala in a day-night game at New Chandigarh on November 14. They will then take on Assam on November 16, Tripura in another day-night encounter on November 18, and Andhra on November 20. Madhya Pradesh is also scheduled to face Maharashtra on November 22, Himachal Pradesh on November 24 and Puducherry in their final group match on November 26. Should Patidar depart after the game against Assam, the Madhya Pradesh team management led by Chandrakant Pandit will need to name a stand-in captain for their remaining games. Madhya Pradesh squad: Ankush Singh, Akshat Raghuwanshi, Harsh Gawli (wk), Rajat Patidar (captain), Aniket Verma, Ritik Tada, Apoorv Dwivedi (wk), Saransh Jain, Kumar Kartikeya Singh, Shivam Shukla, Shivang Kumar, Avesh Khan, Tripuresh Singh, Rahul Batham, and Mangesh Yadav.
Maharashtra SSC, HSC Timetable 2027 Out: Check Class 10, 12 Exam Dates
The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has released the Maharashtra SSC and HSC Timetable 2027 for students appearing in the upcoming Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations. According to the announced schedule, the
Maoist with 10 Lakh Bounty Arrested in Thane
Acting on intelligence provided by Jharkhand Police to senior officials of the Maharashtra ATS, the local unit verified the inputs and conducted the operation
Man strangles wife after row over students' fathers visiting home, dies by suicide
Maharashtra Board HSC, SSC Date Sheet 2027 Out: Check Class 10, 12 Subject-Wise Exam Dates
The Maharashtra Board Class 10th and 12th date sheet has been released for the academic session 2027. The HSC exam is set to begin from February 8, 2027 and the Class 10th exam will be conducted from February 15, 2027.
Assam: Death toll in Oil India facility explosion rises to two, engineer dies
A fire broke out on Friday during maintenance work at OIL's Intermediate Tank Farm in Tengakhat following an explosion, according to a statement issued by the public sector undertaking (PSU)
Relief for 70 lakh farmers as government allows offline crop registrtion
Maharashtra has allowed offline crop registration through the e-ferfar system for farmers facing technical glitches with the Centre's Digital Crop Survey app. The alternative will apply to the ongoing Kharif season and permit talathi-level inspections where online registration remains impossible
CM Devendra Fadnavis to spend Diwali Night with farmers in Narkhed village
Maharashtra ATS arrests wanted Naxalite carrying Rs 10 lakh bounty in Thane
Sanjay Sarju Yadav (45), a resident of Devgaon village in Jharkhand's Palamu district, was apprehended from the Thakurli area based on specific intelligence, the official said
Maharashtra allows offline crop registration for farmers amid app glitches
Around 70 lakh farmers in Maharashtra facing technical glitches with the Centre's Digital Crop Survey mobile app can now register their crops offline via the e-ferfar system, an official said on Saturday. Following directions from Revenue Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule, the state revenue department on Friday issued a Government Resolution (GR) permitting talathi-level crop inspections in places where online registration is pending for the ongoing Kharif season. According to the GR, the state introduced the e-crop inspection system on August 15, 2021, enabling farmers to register crop details through their mobile phones. The process aims to make crop registration accessible and transparent. The state government introduced technical changes in the application from December 1, 2024, to facilitate crop registration through the AgriStack platform. However, the Digital Crop Survey application has faced problems during the ongoing Kharif season, making online registration difficult in
A food safety campaign was carried out by the Maharashtra Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) against food business establishments in various parts of the state prior to the onset of Diwali festivities. A total of 105 food business establishments were issued
Maharashtra allows 70 lakh farmers to register crops offline amid app glitches
The state revenue department has authorised talathi-level inspections in areas where technical problems prevent farmers from completing online crop registration.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 7: Finkurve Financial services Limited (NSE: FINKURVE; BSE: 508954), among leading Tech-first Gold Loan NBFC, announced its financial performance for the quarter and half year ended 30th September 2026.
New chemical process turns plastic waste into high-value industrial adhesives
A newly developed chemical process can transform stubborn plastic waste, including polyethylene and polypropylene packaging, into high-value adhesives. Using specialised solvents and light-activated reactions, the technique converts discarded bags and bottles into industrial-grade glue
Study finds chemical treatment can dramatically alter luna moth wing shape
A study on luna moths found that chemical treatments intended to alter wing markings also produced significantly wider hindwing tails. The discovery suggests that genes linked to wing patterns and cell repair may also influence wing shape and insect evolution
Supreme Court refuses to suspend journalist Tarun Tejpal's 10-year rape sentence
The Supreme Court on Friday refused to suspend journalist Tarun Tejpal's 10-year sentence in the 2013 rape case. The Goa government opposed his plea, with Solicitor General Tushar Mehta appearing for the state
HC quashes Jharkhand govts decision to cancel state exams
The Jharkhand High Court on Friday quashed the state government's notification cancelling the JSSC-CGL examination held in September 2024, calling the decision unfair and unjust. The cancellation had followed protests by job aspirants over alleged recruitment irregularities
Seven killed, including three children, as truck runs over people in Khunti
Seven people, including three children, were killed after an 18-wheel truck ran over a group gathered on the Karra-Torpa road in Jharkhand's Khunti district on Thursday night. They had reportedly gathered to help a scooter rider who fell into a ditch
PNN Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 7: Bright Outdoor Media Limited marked a significant milestone in its corporate journey with the listing of its shares on the Main Board of the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE), celebrated with a special bell-ringing ceremony at the exchange. The occasion commemorated the company
Why are these Beed women farmers staring at a dark Diwali this year? | Pulse Maharashtra
This Diwali, the women farmers of Takarwan village in Beed say, their dreams have shattered. One of the worst droughts in Maharashtra has caused them immense losses. Now, their only hope is the Employment Guarantee Schemes, which have so far been an undelivered promise. While the state government has said it will inject over Rs 6000 crore for employment guarantee schemes this drought season, for these women it has meant an empty promise so far.
Maharashtra to lease reservoir land for fodder cultivation in 304 drought-hit talukas
The decision is aimed at improving fodder availability for livestock in areas affected by rainfall deficiency during the 2026 kharif season.
Coach Mangirish Palekar eyes Maharashtra's medal rush!
Maharashtras new U-19 coach Mangirish backs wards to win individual medals as well as team glory at upcoming Jr Nationals in Gangtok
Amish Shah urges curbs on Trumps Iran war powers
Indian-American Congressman-elect Amish Shah has called for Congress to reclaim authority over the Iran war and demanded a comprehensive plan from Defence Department officials to end the conflict. The Arizona Democrat also identified affordability, healthcare and water security as priorities
Woman 54 but hubby under age limit, Bombay HC OKs surrogacy
Delhi AQI remains in very poor category at 365 as GRAP Stage III kicks in
Delhis 24-hour average AQI stood at 365 on Saturday, keeping the national Capital in the very poor category. The CAQM has invoked GRAP Stage III across Delhi-NCR ahead of Diwali, bringing restrictions on construction, vehicles and industrial activities
Two men charged over shooting at Kapil Sharmas cafe in Canada
Two men, both aged 22, have been charged over shootings at comedian Kapil Sharmas Kaps Cafe in Surrey and a nearby home in October 2025. The accused were arrested on November 1 and face two counts each of reckless discharge of a firearm. The charges have not been proven in court
Iran sends nuclear proposal to Washington via Qatar
Iran has submitted a nuclear proposal to the US through Qatar but says negotiations will begin only after Washington meets seven demands, including lifting sanctions, unfreezing Iranian assets and paying war reparations. Tehran has also ruled out reopening the Strait of Hormuz
Kimi Antonellis Mumbai connection
Formula Ones newest and youngest world champions Formula Regional Middle East Championship triumph with Mumbai Falcons in 2023 remains a key milestone in his remarkable racing journey
Shameful that BMC needed court rap to do its job
This decision has sparked so much interest and debate in Mumbai, given that encroachment is a hot-button topic in space-crunched Mumbai
Diwali firecracker injury leaves 7-year-old girl with serious retinal damage
A seven-year-old girl has suffered serious retinal damage after a firecracker injury during Diwali last year went untreated. Doctors in Pune diagnosed her with a large macular hole after she gradually developed vision loss, highlighting the risks of ignoring seemingly minor eye injuries
NCP merger would have happened in February if Ajit Pawar were alive: Sunil Tatkare's big claim
The two factions of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) would have merged in February this year if Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar were alive, Sunetra Pawar faction's Sunil Tatkare has revealed. His remarks amid a viral video that showed Praful Patel meeting NCP(SP) chief Sharad Pawar at a hospital, fueling speculations of a merger again.
NCP (SP) leader Deshmukh rules out merger of factions
Nagpur: Former Maharashtra Home Minister and senior NCP (SP) leader Anil Deshmukh on Friday, November 6, asserted there was no question of a merger between the rival Nationalist Congress Party factions, but added that anyone who wished to join his outfit was welcome. The ruling NCPs Maharashtra president Sunil Tatkare earlier said the merger of Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
From Vadodara to Palam: The Unforgettable Indian Experiences of Overseas Umpires
Believe it: Australian umpire Ben Treloar recently officiated in two Ranji Trophy matches. His first assignment was the Delhi-Gujarat fixture in Palam, followed by Mumbais match against Haryana. Similarly, Indian umpire Parashar Joshi will officiate in two Sheffield Shield matches and a One Day Cup fixture in Australia. The exchange is part of the 2026 Umpire Exchange Programme between Cricket Australia (CA) and the BCCI. Before Treloar, several foreign umpires had officiated in Indian domestic matches under similar programmes, returning home with vivid memories and interesting stories. Australian umpire Greg Davidsons visit to India in 2020 gave him memories that went well beyond cricket. He officiated in his first Ranji Trophy match in Vadodara, Gujarat, before his next assignment took him to Mumbai. At six feet ten inches, Davidson was hard to miss. People approached him for photographs and selfies, making him feel like a celebrity. The Mumbai airport was very noisy and crowded, like a jam-packed cricket stadium, he recalled. Davidson and his wife, Tracey, also experienced Indian hospitality away from the cricket ground. Tracey, a schoolteacher, was taken to local primary schools in Mumbai by Indian match referee Varsha Nagrey, giving the couple a glimpse of another side of Indian life. Davidson had expected dry, dusty pitches in India. Instead, he found a fair amount of grass and good carry on the surfaces. South African umpire Lubabalo Gcuma discovered that Indian pitches presented a different challenge. In November 2016, he officiated in the Ranji Trophy match between Assam and Maharashtra in Chennai. Officiating here is a different thing altogether, he observed, explaining that the ball could spin sharply or jump off the surface. Standing on a dusty, turning pitch while dealing with loud appeals from several close-in fielders demanded a different level of alertness from what he was used to in South Africa. In November 2016, Australian umpire Sam Nogajski fell ill during a Ranji Trophy match between Mumbai and Uttar Pradesh in Mysuru. He suffered stomach pain and loose motions and was admitted to hospital with dehydration. His illness forced him to withdraw, leaving his Indian colleague, Virender Sharma, in an unusual situation. A reserve umpire, Vejith D, was available, but he was not part of the BCCI umpiring panel and could not take over the on-field duties at the bowlers end. He could serve only as the square-leg umpire. As a result, Sharma had to officiate from both ends. Former England player-turned-umpire Martin Saggers also noted the differences in crowd energy and playing conditions during his Ranji Trophy assignments. He praised the hospitality but pointed out that the long Indian domestic season and dry, abrasive outfields demanded different physical preparation from that required for English county cricket. Treloars first assignment in India was an adventure in Palam. One unusual feature was the regular sight and sound of aircraft overhead. Located in an aviation-heavy part of Delhi, the ground had planes flying over it repeatedly during the four-day match. Delhi piled up 648 for six before declaring, while Gujarat replied with 479. Treloar stood through 318.5 overs in the drawn match. It was his first experience of officiating in an innings in which a team scored around 650. He spent almost the entire match at one end, with only four overs at the other. Treloars Indian experience also brought some unexpected interactions. Players from Delhi and Gujarat approached him to ask where he came from and what he was doing there. He was impressed by their passion for the game and the hospitality shown by players, team management, ground staff and catering staff. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Away from cricket, Treloar explored Delhis markets, bought spices and sampled local food, including dal, vegetable curries, garlic-butter naan and vada pav. A keen cook at home, he was already thinking of taking some Indian flavours back to his family in Australia.
Mumbai: BMC's volunteer portal remains inactive a month after CM launched it
A month after its launch by Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis, the BMC's Participate Mumbai portal has around 500 registered volunteers but no opportunities listed across seven categories. Officials say initiatives will be rolled out by the end of November, while the platform has received 15 citizen proposals
Maharashtra FDA seizes 5,040 bottles of hair growth oil worth Rs 50 lakh
The Maharashtra FDA has seized 5,040 bottles of VS Hair Growth Oil worth Rs 50.34 lakh from a Nashik beauty salon. The product was promoted on social media with claims of hair regrowth on bald heads, but its packaging lacked mandatory manufacturer and licence details
Buying sweets this Diwali? Maharashtra FDA share tips to spot adulterated mithai
Ahead of Diwali 2026, Maharashtra FDA has issued a food safety advisory urging consumers to check silver leaf, verify FSSAI licences and avoid adulterated sweets. The watchdog has also shared precautions for buying khava, ghee, dry fruits and festive gift hampers
Excluded from draft voter rolls? EC offers another chance to electors in seven states
NEW DELHI: The Election Commission has provided a fresh opportunity for electors left out of the draft electoral rolls in seven states: Delhi, Maharashtra, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Haryana, Jharkhand, and Nagaland. Voters excluded due to reasons such as being marked absent, shifted, dead, or duplicate (ASDD) can now apply to ensure their inclusion in the []
Advanced driver assistance systems need country-specific testing, say Thyssenkrupp officials
HC grants bail to mother-, brother-in-law & family friend in Vaishnavi Hagawane dowry death case
Drought, export disruptions force banana growers to run blade cutters through plantations
Hundreds oppose graded FSI in Pune Cantt, residents flag lack of clarity in draft building bylaws
SpiceJet cancellation throws Pune familys Diwali, Chhath travel plans into disarray
PMC razes 19 illegal firecracker stalls in Satara Road
Maha eligible people in ASDD list get another chance to make it to final roll
Pune jewellers employee flees with cash, silver and scooter, collectively valued at Rs45 lakh
Citizens forum seeks repairs of Mutha Canal leakages at several locations to avoid water loss
Drought & inflation put brakes on auto sales; registrations dip 18% during Dhanteras at Pune RTO
Metro Line 3 launch renews calls for faster extension in south Pune
2.82 lakh personnel to go door-to-door from Jan 25 to Feb 28 next year for second phase of Census
Agrovision to focus on drought management, crop planning for Vidarbha
Pimpri dairy farm flyover opens for commuters after repeated deadline extensions
Standing panel flags Rs88.6L Ganesh immersion machinery bill, seeks details
Committee Questions 900-Hr Usage Estimate For Cranes, Poclains; Returns Proposal To Admn
PMC members push for temporary fodder camps in 32 merged villages
Biryani By Kilo, D-Mart Face Action In Maharashtra Crackdown Ahead Of Diwali
The drive covered several big quick-commerce platforms and popular food chains. In Mumbai, the licences of Zepto (Worli) and Blinkit (Blink Commerce Pvt Ltd) were suspended. Eateries including Biryani By Kilo, Tossin Pizza (Worli) and Jumbo Burger also faced the same action.
Kachipura redevelopment proposal expected before state cabinet after Diwali
Gadkari Blames Former Elected Reps For Shrinking Godhani Road By 20Ft
Ajit Pawar had planned NCP merger by February 12, Sunil Tatkare says
NCP Maharashtra president Sunil Tatkare has said Ajit Pawar had finalised a blueprint to reunite the two NCP factions by February 12, but the plan stalled after his death on January 28. His remarks have revived merger speculation following Praful Patel's meeting with Sharad Pawar in Mumbai.
Rs 880cr+ Diwali advance dole sent to Vidarbha farmers a/cs
Nagpur Firms Rs 15Cr Tender Fraud Complaint Triggers ED Searches Across 3 States
Chasing monkey to recover bag, Nagpur teacher falls to death in Pachmarhi gorge
No urgent HC relief on plea to transfer Purnekar murder probe
Truck Rams SUV On Samruddhi Expressway, 1 Dead, 2 Critically Injured
Two killed, one critically injured as truck rams bike near Ghugus
Fresh bomb threat to Bombay HC, Bachchan home, Diljit Dosanjh event
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3 youths hurl cracker at man, hit him with cement block
Wife accuses man of marital rape, assault
NMC Adds 12 Road Sweepers, 4 Excavators To Sanitation Fleet
Pedestrian knocked dead by private bus
Woman harassed, objectional remark posted against her
