Maha braces for water crisis, orders 10% cut from Oct 16
The Maharashtra government announced a minimum 10 per cent water cut for all urban and rural local bodies starting October 16 due to a deficient monsoon and El Nino impact. The state is prioritising drinking water, planning for water stocks until August 2027, and implementing measures like preventing leakage, reusing treated wastewater, and curbing unauthorised extraction.
The Maharashtra government will impose minimum 10 per cent water cut in all urban and rural local bodies from October 16 amid a deficient monsoon. The government has directed local bodies to undertake special drives...
Yo Yo Honey Singh skips Maharashtra Cyber questioning, seeks more time to appear
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Mumbai: NCW chief Vijaya Rahatkar holds POSH workshop, reviews security with top cop
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 5 (IANS) National Commission for Women Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar on Monday began a visit to Maharashtra, looking forward to interacting with working women and discussing issues related to empowerment and security. Her single-day visit kicked off with an awareness programme with employees of a private bank on the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 (POSH Act), according to a statement. She later visited the Tata Institute of Social Sciences and led consultations on state-specific laws with Maharashtra State Women Commission officials. Discussions with the Mumbai Police Commissioner on women's safety were also scheduled at the Commissionerate Office, the statement said. On Sunday, Rahatkar attended and gave away prizes at the state-level inter-collegiate debate competition organised by Manikchand Pahade Law College of the Marathwada Legal and General Education Society in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, said a statement. The topic of the competition was: Gen Z's Path is Conducive to Transformation. On this occasion, she interacted with the students, participants, and faculty members of the college. While sharing her thoughts on the competitions topic, the NCW Chairperson said, India is passing through a phase of transformation today, and in this journey, the youth class is not merely a spectator. The youth are India's largest stakeholders, India's greatest strength, and the most important force that will bring the dream of a developed India into reality. Therefore, let there be confidence in your minds, but along with that, let there also be humility. Acquire knowledge, but along with that, nurture curiosity as well. Have the courage to firmly express your opinions; but also maintain the patience to listen to others' opinions, she said. And most importantly, know your rights, be aware of your duties, and have faith in our Constitution. Because India's future is not shaped only in Parliament; India's future is also shaped in the classrooms of universities and colleges. These students of today will be the lawyers, judges, researchers, administrators, policymakers, and citizens who will lead society tomorrow, said Rahatkar. In a message on X, she said, The students ideas, values and faith in the Constitution will therefore play a crucial role in shaping the journey towards a Viksit Bharat.
Cong alleges police raid party's Maha HQ, arrest students
The Congress party in Maharashtra has accused the police of illegally entering its Mumbai headquarters, Tilak Bhawan, and arresting tribal students and NSUI members who were protesting. While the police deny these claims, stating no arrests were made from the building, the Congress has threatened to gherao the Chief Minister's residence if the detained individuals are not released, escalating a political confrontation over student protests.
Garba fever grips Mumbai: Falguni Pathak, Kinjal Dave, Geeta Rabari set to light up Navratri
Maharashtra to impose 10 per cent water cut from October 16
Maharashtra will impose a minimum 10 per cent water cut across urban and rural local bodies from October 16 amid a deficient monsoon, with drinking water prioritised and irrigation releases restricted until essential water needs are met
Rare feat in entire world: Eknath Shinde praises Capt Smit Machchhars bravery
Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde praised Indian pilot Smit Machchhar for his courage during the alleged hijack attempt involving flydubai flight FZ1073, saying he risked his life to protect all 174 people on board
Maharashtra will enforce a 10 percent reduction in water supply starting October 16 due to insufficient rainfall. The state has prioritized drinking water and will reserve it through August 31, 2027. Local bodies are instructed to prevent water leakage and maximize sewage treatment plant operation. Industries must recycle at least 30 percent of their water usage under new directives.
Always defame Hindus: BJP hits out at Congress on distorting Sanatan Dharma
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 5 (IANS) BJP MLA Ram Kadam on Monday hit out at senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh, accusing him of repeatedly attempting to defame Hinduism and questioning Singh's remarks on Sanatan Dharma. Kadam's remarks came after Singh accused the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) of distorting Sanatan Dharma and dividing the country along religious lines through the promotion of Hindutva. Singh's comments drew a sharp reaction from the BJP. The discourse in this country has shifted to constantly harping on Hinduism, driven by the RSS and the Vishwa Hindu Parishad promoting 'Hindutva', a term coined by Savarkar. Because of this, rifts have been created across the country between Hindus and Muslims, between Hindus and Sikhs, and between Hindus and Christians. India belongs to everyone. Unity in diversity is our strength, Singh said in a video posted on X. The 79-year-old Congress leader is set to undertake a 'Sanatan Swabhiman Yatra', a foot march from Ujjain to Ayodhya to protest what he described as the alleged exploitation of religion. He also claimed that the word Hindu does not appear in religious scriptures. Today, no one speaks of the Hindu religion; people speak of Sanatan Dharma. The word Hindu does not appear anywhere in our scriptures, be it the Vedas, Upanishads or Puranas. This is the Sanatan Dharma that the VHP and the RSS are distorting, Singh had said. Reacting to the remarks, Kadam told IANS, This is the same Digvijaya Singh who has always tried to defame Hindus. He linked our sacred saffron colour with terrorism. Kadam also turned to the construction and consecration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. When Ram Lalla's consecration ceremony was held in Ayodhya, and the idol was installed, he raised questions about the appearance of the idol. Congress leaders had such cruel and anti-Hindu views that the Ram Temple should not be built in Ayodhya, that the verdict should not come in favour of Hindus, and if it did, it should come late, he alleged. They still hold such views, and that is why they appointed their lawyers in the country's highest judiciary, Kadam added. The BJP MLA then reacted to the joint protest march led by Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray and Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray towards the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) headquarters on Sunday. The protest targeted Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Kadam questioned the nature of the protest and said, Was the Thackeray brothers' protest a protest or a fancy dress competition? Someone came dressed as Gabbar Singh, someone as the Election Commissioner, and many other impersonators. Perhaps it was a competition to see who could tell the most lies on stage. The leaders were telling lies one after another. A year ago, to be precise, 11 months ago, in November 2025, these same people took to the streets and protested, demanding the removal of names that appeared twice or thrice on the voter list and the names of fake voters, he said. Whose demand was this? It was the demand of those who launched the protest, and the Election Commission is currently carrying out the same work. Have they forgotten their own demands? Kadam asked. He also criticised the opposition leaders over their objections to electronic voting machines (EVMs). The EVMs they were talking about were introduced during the Congress regime. Even Congress members were speaking out against them, which is amazing. Uddhav Thackeray has been winning municipal elections for the past 30 years using these same EVMs, Kadam told IANS. Turning to the ongoing protest by Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) aspirants in Pune, Kadam said the state government stood with the students and had accepted their demands. We stand with the MPSC students, and the Maharashtra government has accepted their demands, including 100 per cent support from Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, he said. However, Kadam alleged that leaders associated with the Sharad Pawar faction were attempting to use the students' agitation for political purposes. Now, if leaders of the Sharad Pawar faction are deliberately trying to promote petty politics by infiltrating their workers under the guise of these students, it is unfortunate, he said. The Maharashtra government does not have the authority to fulfil the demands the students are protesting for. How can it assume the authority that rests with the President? This movement is not of the students; it is of the Sharad Pawar faction, Kadam alleged. Meanwhile, Monday marked the fifth day of the MPSC students' protest in Pune. The agitation has seen three groups emerge amid differences over the various demands raised by the aspirants.
France student protests: Up to 500 schools likely to be partially or fully shut
Hundreds of French high schools suspended lessons as students protested teacher shortages, overloaded timetables and deteriorating facilities. The movement has spread nationwide since September, with some protests involving vandalism and clashes, prompting government action
Jaipur: CBI court gives 7 years jail to ex-bank manager for Rs 3.61 crore fraud
Digital Desk | Jaipur, Oct 5 (IANS) A Special CBI Court in Jaipur sentenced a former manager of Bank of Maharashtra to Rigorous Imprisonment (RI) for seven years, alongwith a fine of Rs 2.85 lakh, in a Rs 3.61 crore loan fraud in 2015, an official said on Monday. Ram Bharos Meena, the then Branch Manager, Bank of Maharashtra, Gopalpura Bypass Branch, was punished for fraud and forgery by the Special Court on September 30, the CBI official said in a statement. Co-convict Makhan Lal Meena, a private person, was sentenced to Rigorous Imprisonment (RI) for three years, along with a fine of Rs 25,000, the statement said. The CBI registered the case on November 9, 2016, based on the written complaint dated June 3, 2016, lodged by the Bank of Maharashtra, Zonal Office, Jaipur, The zonal office alleged that Ram Bharos Meena, the then Branch Manager, illegally sanctioned loans in 17 accounts between January 15, 2015 and May 6, 2015 without valid loan applications, documents or security. The actions of the then branch manager amounted to abusing official position and resorting to fraud and forgery, causing wrongful loss of Rs 3.61 crore to the bank, the zonal office said in the complaint. After investigation, the CBI filed a charge sheet on July 9, 2020 against the two accused, and charges against them were framed by the Special CBI court on December 1, 2021. The Special Court, after the trial, convicted and sentenced the two accused; accordingly, on September 30, the CBI said in the statement. In a similar case last month, a Special CBI Court in Jaipur sentenced three bank employees to seven years of Rigorous Imprisonment (RI) in a fraud case involving the unauthorised release of mortgaged securities and a loss of over Rs 12 lakh to Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC). The court, on September 18, convicted Ramji Lal Meena, the then Branch Manager; Murari Lal Meena, the then Special Assistant; and Than Singh Lashkar, the then Peon-cum-Housekeeper of Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC), Sheosinghpura, Lalsot, Dausa. The court sentenced all three to seven years of RI and imposed a fine of Rs 85,000 on each. The CBI had registered the case on February 1, 2019, based on a complaint lodged by the then Deputy General Manager of Oriental Bank of Commerce.
Data Centres, Sugarcane, Drought: Maharashtra
The mismatch between state policies and the lived realities of millions in Maharashtra isnt an aberration.
MPSC protest splits as groups press demands
Aspirants protesting against the Maharashtra Public Service Commission have split into three groups after a delegation met Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, with NCP (SP) MLA Rohit Pawar joining one groups protest
IndiGo hikes fuel surcharge by up to Rs 350 on domestic flights from Oct 6
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PM Modi: India, Switzerland to work together for global peace and stability
Addressing a joint press meet with Swiss President Guy Parmelin after their talks at Hyderabad House in New Delhi on Monday, PM Narendra Modi said India and Switzerland believe reforms in global institutions are essential to address growing global challenges
Sanjay Raut urges CM Fadnavis to address long working hours of Mumbai Police
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Maharashtras Deputy Chief Minister Lauds Captain Smita Machhar for Heroic Actions in Flight Incident
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Maharashtra Tremors: Should Mumbai Worry?
'Nobody can say a quake will strike on a particular day or month. It remains a natural event, governed by factors that are only partly understood, even by researchers working on this across the world.'
Japan PM condemns alleged murder of Okinawa woman by US Marine
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CM Fadnavis defends SIR, says voter-roll revision follows decades-old process
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said intensive revisions were not a new development and argued that such exercises were periodically undertaken to protect the principle of One Citizen, One Vote and ensure the integrity of elections
MP woman bludgeons grandfather to death for behaving 'inappropriately' years ago
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Channel crossing tragedy: Two migrants die off French coast, two injured
Two migrants died off the French coast while attempting to cross the English Channel to Britain, while two women suffered burns and were hospitalised. An investigation has been opened, with at least 24 migrant deaths recorded at the France-UK maritime border this year
Dr Kotnis international humanity award to V Shantaram
SC issues notice to EC, Centre over unilateral decisions
A bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana issued the notice after hearing submissions by senior advocate Vikas Singh
Tragic unpreparedness: on the Maharashtra heatwave incident
Governments must prepare people to deal with extreme weather events
How IFS Officer Dr Jitendra Ramgaokar Uses AI To Protect Maharashtra Wildlife
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Yemen conflict escalates with over 1,000 military strikes on Houthi targets
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Hundreds of fish found dead in historic Mumbai's Banganga Tank, BMC calls meeting
Ram Kadam Accuses Digvijaya Singh of Defaming Hinduism
BJP leader Ram Kadam criticizes Digvijaya Singh for his remarks on Hinduism, linking them to a broader political context in Maharashtra. Ram Kadam Accuses Digvijaya Singh of Defaming Hinduism
Kerala HC questions PSC over 58-mark evaluation lapse in Planning Board exam
The court questioned how answers carrying 58 marks could simply be left unevaluated and said the allegation was extremely serious. The PSC is an institution on which lakhs of job aspirants depend, the court observed, stressing that its credibility and the hopes of the younger generation must be protected
SC agrees to list plea against 'police restrictions' on protests in Delhi
A bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana considered the request after a lawyer alleged that Delhi Police was not permitting peaceful protests by citizens and members of registered political parties, including MPs
Shiv Sena(UBT) attacks Maha govt over rising farmer distress as monsoon retreats dry
Shiv Sena(UBT) attacks Maha govt over rising farmer distress as monsoon retreats dry Mumbai: As the India Meteorological Department (IMD) officially announced the withdrawal of the monsoon from most parts of Maharashtra, Shiv Sena Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray on Monday launched a sharp critique against the state government, warning that the state is staring at an [] The post Shiv Sena(UBT) attacks Maha govt over rising farmer distress as monsoon retreats dry appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Over 30,000 protests registered on Rahul Gandhi's Satyagraha platform: Sapkal
Maharashtra Congress chief Harshwardhan Sapkal said the figure reflected what he described as growing public anger against the BJP-led government at the Centre and alleged that authoritarianism was increasing in the country
Sanjay Raut, Dipke demand removal of MPSC chairman
Thousands of students from different parts of Maharashtra have been taking to the streets and are even prepared to face arrest to press for their demands linked to the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC), says Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut
The mothers adoption forgot: Decades of silence, loss & reunion
Spain PM Sanchez to make televised address as housing crisis deepens
Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez will deliver a televised address amid speculation over early elections after parliament rejected his governments housing measures. The defeat intensified pressure on his minority coalition as protests over soaring rents and home prices spread across Spain
Ukraine: Indian-owned warehouse in Sumy hit by Russian drone strike; one killed
A Russian drone strike hit an Indian-owned pharmaceutical warehouse in Sumy, Ukraine, killing a 52-year-old employee and injuring three others. Zelenskyy offered condolences, while Indias Jaishankar reiterated New Delhis efforts to help resolve the Ukraine conflict
Nature took away our dreams: Maharashtra farmers battle drought, crop losses
Amid the worsening situation, the Maharashtra government has declared 265 tehsils drought-affected, including all seven tehsils of Akola district. A prolonged gap in rainfall has severely affected soybean crops, leaving farmers facing the prospect of heavy losses
Cong calls Maharashtra govt anti-tribal over police action against students
Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh criticised the Maharashtra government over the reported detention of students who were preparing to stage a protest in south Mumbai
'Half-Bald' Punishment For 82 Students At Maharashtra Ashram School Sparks Outrage
The unusual punishment came to light after pictures of the students with uneven, half-shaved hairstyles emerged, triggering anger among parents.
FDA seizes banned pan masala, scented tobacco worth 2.69 crore in Maharashtra
Maharashtra FDA seized banned pan masala, flavoured tobacco and other prohibited products, along with vehicles worth 2.69 crore, during raids across Thane and Palghar. The action was part of a crackdown on the illegal transportation, storage and sale of such products.
Maharashtra drought: Shiv Sena (UBT) attacks govt over farmer distress
Uddhav Thackeray-led faction warned that Maharashtra could face a severe drought lasting nine to 10 months. The editorial said the retreat of the monsoon, without the expected return showers, had dashed farmers remaining hopes and left large parts of the state facing severe water and crop-related stress
Delhi cops detain protesters over alleged misconduct involving women journalists
The protester alleged that despite merely demanding the registration of an FIR, police personnel treated them poorly and took them into custody
Yogi Adityanath backs SIR, says illegally added ineligible names must be removed
Adityanath said the SIR exercise was important for strengthening India's democratic system and ensuring that electoral rolls accurately reflect eligible voters
Maharashtra Congress alleges police detained tribal students headed to Mumbai
According to the Opposition party, police stopped the students in the early hours of Monday after they arrived in Mumbai to raise concerns over scholarships, basic amenities in ashram schools and hostels, and other issues related to the tribal development department
How many will you arrest? CJP leaders vow to continue October 10 protest
CJP co-convener Saurav Das alleged that the government was planning to arrest him and other party leaders, including founder Abhijeet Dipke, Ashutosh Ranka and Ratna Singh
Nature has taken away our dreams: Maharashtra farmers as drought hits crops
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 5 (IANS) As severe drought conditions continue to affect agricultural land across several districts of Maharashtra, farmers of Yevta village in Beed district expressed distress, saying nature has taken away their dreams. Amid the worsening situation, the Maharashtra government has declared 265 tehsils drought-affected, including all seven tehsils of Akola district. A prolonged gap in rainfall has severely affected soybean crops, leaving farmers facing the prospect of heavy losses. The Revenue Department is conducting crop damage assessments and inspecting fields to evaluate the impact of the drought on agricultural production. In Yevta village, farmer Sheikh Rashid's four-acre soybean crop is drying up due to a shortage of water and is on the verge of being completely destroyed. He showed IANS his field and the drought-affected crops, highlighting the extent of damage caused by the prolonged lack of rainfall. Speaking to IANS, Rashid said, The situation is quite serious. All the farmers had hoped for a good harvest, but nature took away our dreams. Ministers visited our fields. We have suffered significant losses due to the lack of water. They understood our problems and also took steps to address them. The farmer said the prolonged water shortage had severely affected the crop, leaving farmers worried about their livelihoods and the losses they may have to bear following the failure of the expected harvest. The drought situation has emerged after a long break in rainfall, affecting agricultural activities in several parts of Maharashtra. Soybean, one of the key crops cultivated by farmers in the affected areas, has been particularly impacted by the shortage of water. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has officially announced the withdrawal of the monsoon from most parts of Maharashtra, raising further concerns among farmers who were hoping for additional rainfall to revive their crops. Meanwhile, the Shiv Sena Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray on Monday launched a sharp critique of the state government, warning that Maharashtra is staring at an unprecedented nine-to-10-month-long severe drought. The Thackeray camp, in an editorial published in the party mouthpiece 'Saamana', said the departure of the monsoon without yielding return showers had shattered the final hopes of farmers across the state, leaving more than half of Maharashtra severely scorched. According to the editorial, more than 20 of Maharashtra's 36 districts recorded an unprecedented rainfall deficit this season. The editorial said the prolonged dry spell destroyed crops across Marathwada, Vidarbha and Central Maharashtra, further deepening concerns over the state's agricultural situation. The developments have added to the pressure on the state government to assess crop losses and provide necessary assistance to farmers affected by the drought and water shortage.
Shiv Sena Targets Maharashtra Government Amid Rising Farmer Challenges
Shiv Sena criticizes Maharashtra government over severe drought conditions affecting farmers following the monsoons retreat. Shiv Sena Targets Maharashtra Government Amid Rising Farmer Challenges
Congress demands CEC Gyanesh Kumars resignation, calls him a liability
Sharing a video clip of Justice Bhuyan's remarks on X, Ramesh accused the CEC of acting in a manner that, according to the Congress, undermined constitutional safeguards
The significance of the New York Times report is less about Mundhe personally becoming famous and more about what his popularity says about governance in India.
Shyam Metalics signs MoU for 50,000 crore steel plant in Maharashtra
9-MTPA Chandrapur complex to be built in two phases, with 30,000 direct and indirect jobs; company to begin approvals in FY27
ANC evacuates injured Vietnamese national from merchant vessel near Indira Point
According to the Andaman and Nicobar Command, information about the medical emergency was received while the vessel was in the vicinity of Indira Point. The naval component of the command responded swiftly and sent a ship towards the location to assist the injured person
SIR row: CJPs Abhijeet Dipke alleges BJP winning despite no Modi wave
CJP activist Abhijeet Dipke said, The BJP is winning in states where it couldn't even secure a victory during the peak of the 'Modi wave'-and this is happening because of Gyanesh Kumar. Once Gyanesh Kumar leaves and the SIR freezes, only then will we know how many seats the BJP actually wins
Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis defends Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls
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13-Day RTO Crackdown: Maharashtra Steps Up Action Against Out-of-State Vehicles
While being registered in another state is not itself a violation, the issue arises when a vehicle remains in Maharashtra and is used there beyondthe legally permitted period without completing the required fomalities.
Mumbai woman says wrong-side scooter rider blocked her car, abused her; cops respond
They have become Ghajinis: Fadnavis mocks Uddhav, Raj Thackeray over Mumbai protest against EC
Rudrankksh Patil targets nationals, sets sights on 2028 Los Angeles Olympics
Rudrankksh Patil, an emerging talent in shooting, has set his sights on the national championships. He aims to qualify for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics following his recent success in the Asian Games. Patil emphasized the need for improved sports infrastructure and support from the government to foster talent. He appreciates Maharashtra Government's new policy, which offers job reservations for medal-winning athletes.
'BJP winning in states it couldn't even at peak of Modi wave': Abhijeet Dipke says no point in polls
Tragic Collision in Yeola Claims One Life, Leaves Another Injured
A collision between an Eicher tempo and a stationary truck in Yeola, Maharashtra, resulted in one fatality and one serious injury. Tragic Collision in Yeola Claims One Life, Leaves Another Injured
Maharashtra village put up for sale is finally promised a water pipeline, after 25-year wait
Marathwada fodder crisis looms: Beed, Jalna have just over two months of stock left
NMC Seeks Rs748.62Cr Grant From State To Compensate For Entertainment Tax Waiver
6 convicted for trafficking and sexually assaulting woman, 4 get 20-yr jail
22 cases filed over noise pollution during festive celebrations in city
Man marries lover after she turns 18 to avoid legal action, then abandons her
Sole takes the rebellion route, decides to go solo
Five held for providing mule accounts to cyber fraudsters
21 open-category students selected for Maharashtra overseas education scholarship
Delhi-based gang attempts to break open flats in Baner society; one nabbed
Shiv Sena group leader in Akola civic body arrested for alleged Rs15L extortion demand
Drought Blow: Vidarbhas Rice Bowl Shrinks
Unceasing infra projects pinch vital Nagar Road, prolong its traffic crisis
Motorcycle rider gives lift to minor, got bullet in the back
Silver lining for farmers as 5 Gondia dams almost full
Fodder crisis hits Washim dairy farmers
Cotton farmers hope free import is not extended
Chandrapurs kharif crops at risk, farmers seek urgent aid
Kohale Pips Sole, Gets BJP Nomination For Nagpur Graduates Constituency Poll
Clay Turns Divine As Sculptors Bring Maa Durga Idols To Life
NCP (SP) will clarify stand on SIR issue soon, wrongdoers must be held accountable: Sharad Pawar
11 cattle rescued after police bust alleged illegal cattle slaughtering operation
MPSC protest widens as students groups split over exam pattern, Pawar urges CM to initiate dialogue
76-year-old cobbler murdered over payment dispute
Sub adult tigress found dead near Brahmapuri farm
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