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Respect Us, or Else No Alliance: Maharashtra Chief Minister to Sharad Pawar's Party
The soft-spoken Maharashtra chief minister Prithiviraj Chavan delivered a hard message to longtime partner Nationalist Congress Party or NCP today, declaring that it must "respect" the Congress for their alliance to continue.
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43 Maharashtra policemen suspended over graft charges
It is a week of shame for Maharashtra Police. A day after 36 of the state police's men, including an Inspector, were suspended in Mumbai on graft charges, seven constables were suspended in rural Pune today for allegedly for aiding and abetting smugglers.
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Ajit Pawar apologises for shocking remark: 'If no water in dam, do we urinate in it?'
Maharashtra's deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar today apologised for ridiculing a two-month-long protest by a farmer, who was demanding the release of water from a dam for his parched field. In a statement issued in the evening, Mr Pawar said he is sorry for "hurting sentiments" with his comment.
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In Maharashtra, money for malnourished children used to run buses
Every time a commuter in Pune, Mumbai takes a bus, 10 to 15 paise of the ticket fare is set aside for a fund to help feed malnourished children, an inspired scheme considering 66 children die of malnutrition in the state everyday.
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Respect Us, or Else No Alliance: Maharashtra Chief Minister to Sharad Pawar's Party
The soft-spoken Maharashtra chief minister Prithiviraj Chavan delivered a hard message to longtime partner Nationalist Congress Party or NCP today, declaring that it must "respect" the Congress for their alliance to continue.
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43 Maharashtra policemen suspended over graft charges
It is a week of shame for Maharashtra Police. A day after 36 of the state police's men, including an Inspector, were suspended in Mumbai on graft charges, seven constables were suspended in rural Pune today for allegedly for aiding and abetting smugglers.
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Ajit Pawar apologises for shocking remark: 'If no water in dam, do we urinate in it?'
Maharashtra's deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar today apologised for ridiculing a two-month-long protest by a farmer, who was demanding the release of water from a dam for his parched field. In a statement issued in the evening, Mr Pawar said he is sorry for "hurting sentiments" with his comment.
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In Maharashtra, money for malnourished children used to run buses
Every time a commuter in Pune, Mumbai takes a bus, 10 to 15 paise of the ticket fare is set aside for a fund to help feed malnourished children, an inspired scheme considering 66 children die of malnutrition in the state everyday.
