Bombay High Court asks Maharashtra government to consider symbolic immersion for large Ganesha idols
Senior advocate Sanjeev Gorwadkar, representing the Shri Ganesh Murtikar Utkarsha Sastha, Thane, also presented an alternative proposal to the court
Maharashtra NEET aspirant dies by suicide over low re-exam score
Hyderabad: A 19-year-old NEET aspirant died allegedly by suicide on Saturday, July 25. Her suicide note mentioned disappointment over her re-exam score. The incident took place at her home in Jalalpur village in Karjat taluka of Ahilyanagar district, Maharashtra. Family was away during the incident At the time of the incident, the deceased, who was 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 .
Sarnath recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Site
India now has 45 World Heritage Sites according to the UNESCO website. The last addition or inscription was in 2024, with the Maratha Military Landscapes located Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu.
IMD warns of torrential rain, thunderstorms across several states today
According to the latest IMD bulletin, the next 14 hours are expected to be particularly critical, with heavy rain and severe weather likely to affect several regions
US: 2 dead, 5 injured in shooting at Seattle's Bite of Seattle festival
Police launched an investigation into the incident and urged the public to avoid the area near the Space Needle, where the shooting occurred
The Maharashtra CET Cell has extended the registration deadline for the B Architecture centralised admission process for the 2026-27 academic session to July 28, 2026. Candidates can complete online registration and upload documents until 5:00 PM on the revised deadline. The authority has also issued the updated admission schedule, including application verification, merit list publication and grievance submission dates. A total of 6,160 candidates have registered for the admission process so far.
Yemen PM demands firmer global stance against Houthi maritime attacks
Zindani stressed that these practices extend beyond Yemen by threatening global supply chains, freedom of navigation, and international efforts aimed at achieving peace and stability
We have far more munitions: Trump refutes reports of ammunition shortage
In a statement to The Wall Street Journal, Trump rejected claims that dwindling munitions pose a problem for US defence capabilities, asserting, we have far more munitions than anyone in the world, and far more than we need
Any attack on Iran always comes with a cost: Iraninan diplomat warns Ukraine
Zelenskyy has attacked an Iranian commercial vessel, killing a sailor. A blatant UN Charter violation done at Israel's behest to drag Europe into its war, Araghchi said
Amit Shah backs PM Modi's task force on exam reforms
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the high-powered task force constituted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi under Nandan Nilekani will strengthen examination reforms and prevent paper leaks. He said the Centre is committed to ensuring a transparent examination system while promising strict punishment for those involved in exam fraud.
Mohan Bhagwat says LGBTQ+ people are part of society
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said the LGBTQ+ community is an integral part of society and should not be ostracised. Speaking at an event in Hyderabad, he said people of diverse sexual orientations have the right to live with dignity and compassion, while also calling for cooperation and equality between men and women.
Rijiju urges MPs to support anti-paper leak Bill discussion
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has urged all MPs to participate in Monday's discussion on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026. The proposed legislation seeks to strengthen the anti-paper leak law through stricter penalties, fast-track courts and time-bound investigations and trials.
19-year-old NEET re-exam candidate dies by suicide in Maharashtra; police probe underway
A 19-year-old medical aspirant died by suicide after receiving her NEET re-examination score. She was disheartened by her score of 166 marks in the recent exam. Her father stated she prepared well but faced stress due to exam irregularities. Parents of another deceased aspirant demanded justice and compensation from the government. Union Minister JP Nadda announced compensation for families of NEET aspirants who died.
Iran conflict widens despite pause in US strikes
The conflict involving Iran widened over the weekend despite a pause in US strikes, with Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis targeting Saudi oil installations along the Red Sea and Tehran accusing Ukraine of attacking one of its vessels in the Caspian Sea. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump signalled a preference for diplomacy over further military advances
Cancer-prone pet gecko offers new hope for tumour research
A rare leopard gecko known as the lemon frost morph could provide scientists with a powerful new model for studying how cancer develops and spreads. Around 80 per cent of these pet geckos develop aggressive tumours, offering researchers fresh insights into why some species are highly susceptible to cancer while others rarely develop the disease.
Mid-Day Opinion: Indias education system needs an overhaul
This is easier said than done, considering that faculty, certainly not all of them, though, have been involved in some paper leaks themselves
Mid-Day Opinion: Eating out is finally safe
Thanks to the efficiency of Maharashtras Food and Drug Administration, we are all in a better, more hygienic place
Katy Perry objects to Trump using 'Firework' in Iran strike video
Singer-songwriter Katy Perry has criticised US President Donald Trump after her hit song Firework was used in a social media video featuring footage of US military strikes on Iran. Perry said she was neither consulted nor gave permission for the use of her 2010 track and described the incident as deeply appalled and angry.
Tej Pratap Yadav sent to judicial custody over Bihar bandh
Former Bihar minister Tej Pratap Yadav was sent to judicial custody after being arrested in connection with enforcing a statewide bandh called by students' unions over the NEET paper leak. He was produced before a Patna court, which remanded him to Beur Central Jail, his lawyer said.
Rajnath Singh rules out talks with Pakistan beyond PoK
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said India will hold no talks with Pakistan except on Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK), accusing Islamabad of making terrorism a part of its state policy. Speaking at the Kargil War Memorial, he said Operation Sindoor demonstrated India's ability to respond decisively to cross-border terrorism.
NDMC begins clean-up after Jantar Mantar protest ends
The New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) launched a large-scale clean-up operation at Jantar Mantar after the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) called off its protest. Officials said nearly 60 metric tonnes of waste are expected to be cleared using sanitation workers, mechanised equipment and heavy vehicles deployed overnight.
India Meteorological Department forecasts heavy to extremely heavy rainfall in several regions. Chhattisgarh and Odisha are expected to receive isolated extremely heavy showers. Heavy to very heavy rain will also impact Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Maharashtra. The weather office warns of thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds across many states. Squally conditions are predicted over the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal.
The most valuable asset in a democracy is neither a political party nor a charismatic leader. It is the trust of the voter. Every election is built upon a simple understanding: citizens cast their votes for a candidate, a party, an ideology, and a vision for governance. Yet, across India, this understanding is increasingly being tested by a political culture in which defections, splits, mergers, and realignments have become commonplace. The question that emerges is both simple and profound: who truly owns the voters mandate? Over the last decade, Indian politics has witnessed an unprecedented wave of political migration. Maharashtra saw a dramatic split within Shiv Sena, where a large section of legislators moved with the faction led by Eknath Shinde, fundamentally altering the states political landscape. In West Bengal, defections between the Trinamool Congress and the BJP became a defining feature of electoral competition, with leaders crossing party lines in pursuit of new political opportunities. Political commentators have increasingly described defections not as isolated incidents but as a recurring feature of contemporary politics. These developments raise uncomfortable questions for representative democracy. If voters elect a representative on one partys symbol and that representative later changes allegiance, does the mandate belong to the individual politician or to the political platform on which the election was won? While the Constitution provides legal mechanisms to deal with defections, the moral and democratic questions remain unresolved. This debate has particular relevance for Jammu and Kashmir. The Union Territory is undergoing a crucial phase in its democratic journey. After years of political uncertainty, elected institutions are once again expected to serve as the primary channel through which public aspirations are articulated. At such a moment, political stability and ideological coherence are not merely matters of party interest; they are essential to democratic confidence. The pressure on political parties in Jammu and Kashmir is therefore unlike that in many other regions. The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference, for instance, occupies a strategically important position in national politics. Its parliamentary representation has enhanced its relevance in negotiations concerning issues affecting the region. Yet greater political relevance also brings greater internal pressure. Expectations from party workers rise, regional interests become more assertive, and differences within leadership structures become more visible. Recent public statements by some party leaders and parliamentarians have occasionally revealed tensions between individual political positions and broader party messaging. Such developments are not unique to the National Conference; they are visible across Indias political spectrum. However, they highlight a challenge faced by all democratic parties: how to balance internal debate with organizational discipline. A party that cannot accommodate dissent risks becoming rigid, while a party unable to maintain coherence risks appearing divided. The challenge becomes even more significant when governance expectations remain high. Citizens are waiting for visible progress on employment, infrastructure, investment, and public services. Questions surrounding cabinet restructuring, administrative priorities, and policy implementation naturally generate debate within political circles. In such circumstances, any perception of internal instability can create uncertainty among party workers and voters alike. The larger concern, however, extends beyond any single party. The normalization of defections has gradually transformed Indian politics from a contest of ideas into a contest of political arithmetic. Numbers have begun to overshadow narratives. Legislative strength increasingly appears vulnerable to post-election realignments, creating a perception that electoral outcomes can be modified long after votes have been counted. Defenders of political realignment argue that elected representatives must retain the freedom to leave parties that no longer reflect their beliefs. Critics counter that most defections are driven less by ideology than by calculations of power and political survival. The truth may vary from case to case, but the cumulative effect is undeniable: public trust in representative politics is weakened whenever voters feel that their mandate can be transferred without their consent. For Jammu and Kashmir, this lesson is particularly important. The regions political future depends not merely on electoral participation but on sustained faith in democratic institutions. Political parties must therefore recognize that maintaining internal cohesion, respecting voter expectations, and providing stable governance are essential responsibilities. Democracy cannot thrive if electoral mandates become temporary arrangements subject to constant renegotiation. Ultimately, the question is not whether defections are legal. The more important question is whether they strengthen the bond between voters and their representatives. Democracy survives not because politicians change sides, but because citizens believe their vote continues to matter after the election is over. As India witnesses an era of unprecedented political mobility, Jammu and Kashmir must guard against a culture in which political loyalty becomes secondary to political opportunity. The future of democratic representation depends on preserving the integrity of the mandate entrusted by the people. For in the end, the voters mandate belongs neither to parties nor to politicians. It belongs to the people who cast it. Author is Assistant Professor at UILS, Chandigarh University. Views are personal.
Deshbhakt defeated andhbhakt, its now BJP vs Bharat: Thackerays
Mumbai Cyber Police register FIR against point-of-sale operator for selling mule SIM cards
Maharashtra records 87.79 pc distribution, 60.44 pc digitisation of enumeration forms under SIR
Maharashtra has distributed over eighty-seven percent of elector forms during the ongoing revision. Sixty percent of these distributed forms have now been successfully digitized. Hingoli district leads in form distribution, while Ratnagiri leads in digitization efforts. Major urban districts like Thane and Mumbai show lower percentages for both tasks. This exercise aims to ensure accurate and up-to-date voter lists for future elections.
Euphoric in victory, youth flag policy fatigue, E20 rule; Mumbai student groups plan coalition
Drunk driver reverses SUV in high speed to evade nakabandi in Mumbai, injures police constable
Fadnavis Rules Out Move To Delhi, Says He Will Remain In Maharashtra
Returning to Nagpur after his brief Delhi visit, Mr. Fadnavis rejected suggestions that he was shifting his base to the national capital
Maharashtra govt to minority schools: Dont demand minority certificate at admission
Pen cap stuck in 10-year-old Mumbai girls lung for 7 years, doctors misdiagnose her with TB, asthma
Because of heavy infection and irreversible tissue damage, one-third of her lung had to be removed
Fire breaks out at Byculla police station building in Mumbai
A fire broke out on the first floor of the Byculla police station building on Sunday evening. Fire brigade personnel and officials rushed to the spot to contain the blaze. The fire was confined to the first floor and no injuries were reported. Preliminary findings point to a short circuit as the likely cause of the incident. The fire has been extinguished and an investigation is currently underway.
Mild tremors reported in Nashik; no casualties or major damage reported
According to officials, the tremors were experienced in Surgana, Kalwan, Dindori and Peth talukas. The Maharashtra Engineering and Research Institute (MERI), based in Nashik district of Maharashtra, said that the tremors measured around 3.6 in magnitude
Fadnavis again dismisses Delhi move buzz, says Bharat with PM
Mumbai Cyber Police register case over child explicit content on social media
Mumbai police arrest Bangladeshi man with forged Indian passport at airport
The accused used Indian passport to travel to Maldives and Colombo
Widespread rainfall is forecast across India starting Sunday, July 27. Heavy to very heavy showers are expected in several states over the coming days. Intense monsoon activity will bring thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds to many regions. Authorities advise residents in vulnerable areas to remain alert for potential flooding. Hot and humid conditions may persist in some coastal areas despite the monsoon.
Berlin Pride attack: One killed, 17 injured after car rams into crowd
The incident took place during the annual Christopher Street Day (CSD) parade, a major LGBTQI+ rights event attended by tens of thousands of people in the German capital
Maharashtra records 87.79% distribution, 60.44% digitisation of enumeration forms under SIR
Among the major urban districts, Thane reported a distribution of 67.97% and digitisation of 27.56%, Mumbai Suburban 67.79% and 28.72%, Mumbai City 72.37% and 38.88%, while Pune recorded 70% distribution and 45.04% digitisation
Boy abducted and assaulted after dispute over harvesting payment in Dharashiv
The accused allegedly intercepted the teenager and demanded that his family either return the advance amount taken for sugarcane harvesting work or report for the assigned labour
Iran, Oman discuss Hormuz navigation amid US naval blockade
Baqaei added that Oman delegation left Iran on Saturday. However, the two nations would continue the technical and political consultations
BKI operative arrested with IED in Jalandhar, major terror plot foiled
Punjab Police, in a joint operation by Counter Intelligence Jalandhar and Jalandhar Rural Police, arrested a key operative of an ISI-backed Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) terror module. An IED containing 1.3 kg of high explosive was recovered, preventing a major terror attack, officials said.
India issues advisory for citizens taking employment in Black Sea region
The advisory was issued amid growing concerns over the safety of commercial shipping in the region, where ongoing conflict has increased threats to maritime operations
Revanth Reddy Attacks Modi After Dharmendra Pradhan's Resignation
He said youth fought from the streets to Parliament and defeated Modiji.Modi ji has become used to suppressing whatever issues the opposition raises by threatening them and filing cases against them. This time, he tried to intimidate the opposition using the ED, Income Tax Department, and the CBI. In West Bengal, Delhi, and Maharashtra, he also tried to weaken the opposition by splitting political parties, Reddy said
UP forms new SIT to probe Ram Mandir donation theft case
The move comes after the Supreme Court ordered the Uttar Pradesh government to constitute a fresh SIT, under the leadership of a senior IPS officer
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis denied national politics speculation. He stated his work remains focused on Mumbai and the state. Fadnavis addressed the NEET paper leak, calling it a national concern. He mentioned the upcoming Public Examinations Bill in Lok Sabha. The Chief Minister also criticized Uddhav Thackeray's recent statements.
Legends and young voices keep ghazal alive at Khazana
The Silver Jubilee edition of Khazana festival celebrated the ghazal genre. Veterans and young performers shared the stage, honoring its rich legacy. Special tributes were paid to Asha Bhosle and Pankaj Udhas. Stalwarts like Hariharan and Sonu Nigam delivered memorable performances. The event successfully showcased the enduring magic and future of ghazals.
Sirsa demands Harjot Bains' resignation over Punjab paper leak
Sirsa accused the AAP of adopting double standards and alleged that its leaders had failed to uphold the principles they had previously advocated on examination paper leaks
Praising students standing up against exam paper leaks nationwide, Uddhav Thackeray called this protest a precursor to a broader struggle against the BJP. The Shiv Sena (UBT) leader asserted that while votes can be compromised, peoples convictions cannot be. He lambasted Union ministers for their focus on political maneuvering rather than governance, urging young individuals to keep the pressure on and reject complacency in leadership.
Mega Block on Central Railway main and Trans-Harbour Line today; suburban services to be affected
Central Railway will operate a mega block on the Main Line today. Essential engineering and maintenance works will occur between Thane and Kalyan. Trans-Harbour Line services between Thane and Vashi/Nerul will also be suspended. Fast and semi-fast suburban trains will face delays and diversions. Several Mail and Express trains will use alternative routes during this period.
Chaturmaas observance begins at Ashadhi Ekadashi
Ashadhi Ekadashi was celebrated across the city and state with devotion and fanfare. Warkari processions and Mumbai's dabbawallahs offered prayers in Pandharpur, the festival's epicentre. This day also marks the beginning of Chaturmaas, a four-month period when gods are believed to sleep. Marriages are generally prohibited during Chaturmaas as Lord Vishnu is in deep sleep. Acts of piety and penance are considered highly fruitful during these four months.
Amit Shah praises Dharmendra Pradhans resignation
Union Home Minister Amit Shah praised Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation as Education Minister, saying it reflected the BJP's principle of putting the nation and students above any post. He also highlighted Pradhan's role in implementing the National Education Policy and expanding education reforms
Maharashtra: Blaze engulfs four shops, firefighters rush to the spot
Massive fire broke out at four shops in Maharashtra's Washim district early Sunday. Firefighters rushed to the scene and launched efforts to control the blaze. The cause of the fire is yet to be determined, while authorities await further details on the incident
Delhi Metro resumes normal operations as all stations reopen after NEET protest
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has restored normal operations across its network, reopening all Metro stations for entry and exit after temporary security restrictions imposed during nationwide protests over the NEET paper leak controversy
President Murmu returns to Delhi after concluding State visits to Moldova
Announcing her return, the official X handle of the President of India posted: President Droupadi Murmu arrived in Delhi after completing her State visits to Moldova, North Macedonia and Romania.
Dharmendra Pradhan resigns as Education Minister after NEET paper leak protests
Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned after nationwide protests over the NEET paper leak. Union Minister Pralhad Joshi has been appointed the new Education Minister, while the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) called off its 36-day agitation after the Centre accepted its key demands
30% win, system needs fixing: Mumbai students
Student protesters in Mumbai welcomed the Union education minister's resignation. This move is seen as a partial victory, with students demanding more accountability. They believe the system needs significant reform to ensure fairness in major examinations. Protesters also called for compensation for families who lost children to suicide. Further demands include police accountability and addressing broader economic issues.
Maharashtra TET leak: Mastermind, aide arrestedin Bihar
Thane: Police have arrested the alleged mastermind of the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2026 paper leak case and another accused from Bihar, taking the total number of persons held in the case to 14, a senior official said. The Special Investigation Team (SIT) nabbed the alleged kingpin, Vijayendrakumar alias Bijendra Kumar Gupta, and his 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 .
Japans human refrigerator promises relief from heatwaves at 5 degrees Celsius
A Japanese company has launched a Rs 8.8 lakh human refrigerator that cools users to 5 degrees Celsius in 10 minutes to combat extreme heat. The odd news roundup also features self-dressing robotic clothes, acupuncture needles left in a patient's leg, and a bizarre toilet-seat drinking contest in Russia
Murmu praises Indian diaspora during historic Romania state visit
President Droupadi Murmu praised the Indian diaspora in Romania, calling them true representatives of India whose achievements strengthen bilateral ties. During her historic state visit, she also highlighted the contributions of Indian professionals and companies to Romanias development
Bruh, you boomers believe that children should be seen and not heard, well weve been both seen and heard
Russia-Ukraine war: 14 dead in latest attacks as drone strike hits Sumy
Russia-installed officials claimed a Ukrainian strike on tourist resorts in occupied Zaporizhzhia killed 14 people, including four children, while Ukrainian authorities said a Russian drone attack killed three people in Sumy. Romania also reported shooting down a drone that entered its airspace
France battles massive wildfire near Bordeaux as thousands evacuated
France is deploying a specially adapted cargo aircraft to drop flame retardants on a massive wildfire near Bordeaux that has forced tens of thousands to evacuate. Across southern Europe, wildfires in France and Spain have displaced more than 2.5 lakh people as authorities intensify firefighting efforts
CJP protest: Rahul Gandhi applauds students, says PM must apologise
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi congratulated students following Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, calling it a victory for the youth and urging people to stand up against the government
Study unveils medicinal value of mangroves in Goa
Abdul Wahab Khan Panaji In a major leap forward for traditional healthcare and conservation, a survey has documented the rich medicinal potential of mangroves along North Goa and Maharashtras Konkan coast. By linking centuries-old ecological wisdom with modern research, the study fills a long-standing knowledge gap providing a vital baseline for future scientific research, drug []
Thousands of devotees from Goa, Maharashtra throng Sankhali temple for Ashadhi Ekadashi
NT Reporter Sankhali Thousands of Warkaris and devotees from Goa and neighbouring Maharashtra thronged the Shri Viththal-Rukmini Temple at Viththalapur in Sankhali, popularly known as Goas Prati Pandharpur, to celebrate Ashadhi Ekadashi. The temple premises echoed with chants of Dnyanoba Tukaram, Pundalik Varada Hari Viththal and Jai Jai Ram Krishna Hari as devotees gathered from []
Mumbai needs app to monitor parks, protect open spaces: UDRI-NAGAR report
Congress demand criminal action against Pradhan after his resignation
A new generation of ghazal singers experiments with the old form
Lyrical tribute to Meena Kumari in city next week
Women powering Indias IVF boom & their story of survival
Three held for hanging PM Modi effigy from Bhiwandi flyover; two are juveniles
Sunday rally from Shivaji Park will go ahead as victory march: Thackerays
One cockroach has made a dictator bow down: Uddhav Thackeray
Maharashtra Security Force jawan booked for allegedly stealing seized motorcycle
Two-month-old puppy killed at Vikhroli tower in Mumbai, FIR lodged
In Shivaji Park, a new generation of protesters meets an old political stage
Watch: CJP Protest: Mumbais young voices on accountability and change| Pulse Maharashtra
A ground report from Mumbai exploring how Gen Z views the CJP agitation, the issues that brought young people into the movement, and their expectations around accountability, reforms, and change. Hear directly from young voices as they share their perspectives on the protest and its impact.
ED attaches Rangsharda at Bandra in a money laundering case
Alert commuters help nab man carrying 32-cm knife on Mumbai local train
President Murmu assigns additional charge of Education Ministry to Pralhad Joshi
Pralhad Joshi, the Lok Sabha MP from Karnataka's Dharwad constituency, currently serves as the Union Minister for Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, and New and Renewable Energy. During the previous NDA government, he also held the portfolios of Coal, Mines and Parliamentary Affairs
Three more servants of Shiv Sena deputy speaker Sachin Ahir arrested in Rs 2.6 crore theft case
Film personalities welcomed the education minister's resignation following protests. Students' protests over the NEET paper leak issue gained momentum this week. Actors and filmmakers expressed support for the student movement and its demands. They hailed the youth's conviction and courage in seeking reforms. The resignation is seen as a first step towards student victory.
WATCH: CJP calls off 37-day Jantar Mantar protest after Pradhan's resignation
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on Saturday withdrew its 37-day protest at Jantar Mantar, saying it had done so in good faith after Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned and the Centre agreed to its key demands
Jantar Mantar erupts in celebration after Dharmendra Pradhan resigns
The demonstration, led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), turned into a celebration as supporters hugged each other, raised slogans of Vande Mataram and hailed the resignation as a victory for the student-led agitation
'Victory for the youth': Opposition leaders react to Pradhan steps down
The resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan drew widespread reactions from the Opposition, with Mallikarjun Kharge, Sharad Pawar, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Shashi Tharoor, Arvind Kejriwal and others describing the development as a victory for students, democracy and accountability
IMD issues heavy rain alert as Bay of Bengal low-pressure area forms
The weather department has also advised fishermen not to venture into the sea between July 25 and July 27, warning of rough sea conditions and strong winds along the Odisha coast
Will Ensure Devendra Stays In Maharashtra: Amruta Fadnavis On Political Buzz
Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut had claimed that Fadnavis might move to the Centre and a BJP minister could take his post in the state if a cabinet reshuffle takes place in the coming months.
