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D Fadnavis' Strong Response To MLA's Slap Video, E Shinde Left Red-Faced
The viral video of a Shiv Sena MLA assaulting a canteen staff over the quality of food came up in the Maharashtra Council today. Responding to the Opposition's questions, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said such conduct by an MLA is not right
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'Bal Thackeray Taught Us': Sena MLA Kicks, Punches Canteen Staff Over Dal
On Camera, MLA Assaults Canteen Operator Over Dal, Says "Shiv Sena Style"
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"Won't Tolerate Hooliganism In Name Of Marathi": Devendra Fadnavis On 'Slapgate'
Taking a stand against the assault of a shopkeeper by workers of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said Marathi should be respected, but beating anyone will not be tolerated.
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Uproar In Maharashtra Assembly Over 'Insult To Farmers', Nana Patole Suspended, Opposition Walks Out
For the second consecutive day, the Maharashtra Assembly witnessed high drama, this time over remarks deemed derogatory to farmers.
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Language Politics Headline Day 1 Of Maharashtra Assembly's Monsoon Session
The Maharashtra Assembly had a stormy opening to its monsoon session Monday as the government and the opposition clashed over the late-night rollback of resolutions making Hindi the 'default' third language for Class I to IV students.
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Language Rhetoric Steals Poll Thunder As Mumbai Residents Raise Civic Issues
With the Mumbai civic elections in the offing, the language debate has once again taken centre stage as political parties have started building their election pitches.
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"Happens Every Year": Waterlogged Surat Questions Civic Claims
After two days of relentless rainfall that brought Surat under nearly 17 inches of water, large parts of the city remain waterlogged -particularly in low-lying areas around the creek
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"Hindi Not Compulsory": Maharashtra Minister Amid Language Row
Amid growing concern over the alleged imposition of Hindi in Maharashtra schools, state Culture and IT Minister Ashish Shelar has clarified that there is no compulsion to learn Hindi, and that Marathi remains the only compulsory language.
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Centre Clears Major Road Projects In Nashik Ahead Of Simhastha Kumbh Mela
A meeting was held at the Chief Minister's Secretariat in Nagpur's Hyderabad House. The 2027 Sinhastha Kumbha Mela in Nashik was the top agenda. The meeting focused on improving the road infrastructure to handle the surge in pilgrims in the city.
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Video: Maharashtra Teacher Naps, Snores For 30 Minutes In Class Full Of Children
A man was sprawled on a chair with his legs up on the table, sleeping soundly and snoring - there would have been nothing unusual about this except for the fact that it was captured at a school in Maharashtra and the man in question is a teacher.
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Amit Shah, Devendra Fadnavis Back Co-operatives As Key Rural Growth Engines
In a bid to promote India's cooperative system and boost the rural economy, Home Minister Amit Shah addressed two high-profile events in Mumbai.
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BJP Does Not Want Marathi Parties To Unite: Uddhav Thackeray On Cousin Raj
The Foundation Day of Shiv Sena saw yet another bout of verbal duel between the chiefs of two rival factions of the party that since the split, has fought over ideology and the legacy of Balasaheb Thackeray.
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5 Days Before Pune Bridge Collapsed, Order To Build New One Was Passed
The collapse of the 30-year-old pedestrian bridge in a Pune village that claimed four lives, came just five days after a work order was issued for the construction of a new bridge.
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"We Knew It Would Collapse": Pune Bridge A Tragedy In The Making
The scenic village of Kundmala in Maval, Pune turned into a site of shock and mourning after a 30-year-old footbridge - built only for pedestrians - collapsed last week under the weight of thousands of tourists and half a dozen bikes that crowded ont
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From Dadar To Reshimbagh, Political Groundwork Begins For Maharashtra Civic Polls
As civic polls draw near in Maharashtra, political parties have shifted into full gear, holding internal meetings, strategy camps, and grassroots outreach programmes - some across the state, others concentrated in their traditional strongholds.
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D Fadnavis' Strong Response To MLA's Slap Video, E Shinde Left Red-Faced
The viral video of a Shiv Sena MLA assaulting a canteen staff over the quality of food came up in the Maharashtra Council today. Responding to the Opposition's questions, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said such conduct by an MLA is not right
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'Bal Thackeray Taught Us': Sena MLA Kicks, Punches Canteen Staff Over Dal
On Camera, MLA Assaults Canteen Operator Over Dal, Says "Shiv Sena Style"
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"Won't Tolerate Hooliganism In Name Of Marathi": Devendra Fadnavis On 'Slapgate'
Taking a stand against the assault of a shopkeeper by workers of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said Marathi should be respected, but beating anyone will not be tolerated.
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Uproar In Maharashtra Assembly Over 'Insult To Farmers', Nana Patole Suspended, Opposition Walks Out
For the second consecutive day, the Maharashtra Assembly witnessed high drama, this time over remarks deemed derogatory to farmers.
-
Language Politics Headline Day 1 Of Maharashtra Assembly's Monsoon Session
The Maharashtra Assembly had a stormy opening to its monsoon session Monday as the government and the opposition clashed over the late-night rollback of resolutions making Hindi the 'default' third language for Class I to IV students.
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Language Rhetoric Steals Poll Thunder As Mumbai Residents Raise Civic Issues
With the Mumbai civic elections in the offing, the language debate has once again taken centre stage as political parties have started building their election pitches.
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"Happens Every Year": Waterlogged Surat Questions Civic Claims
After two days of relentless rainfall that brought Surat under nearly 17 inches of water, large parts of the city remain waterlogged -particularly in low-lying areas around the creek
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"Hindi Not Compulsory": Maharashtra Minister Amid Language Row
Amid growing concern over the alleged imposition of Hindi in Maharashtra schools, state Culture and IT Minister Ashish Shelar has clarified that there is no compulsion to learn Hindi, and that Marathi remains the only compulsory language.
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Centre Clears Major Road Projects In Nashik Ahead Of Simhastha Kumbh Mela
A meeting was held at the Chief Minister's Secretariat in Nagpur's Hyderabad House. The 2027 Sinhastha Kumbha Mela in Nashik was the top agenda. The meeting focused on improving the road infrastructure to handle the surge in pilgrims in the city.
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Video: Maharashtra Teacher Naps, Snores For 30 Minutes In Class Full Of Children
A man was sprawled on a chair with his legs up on the table, sleeping soundly and snoring - there would have been nothing unusual about this except for the fact that it was captured at a school in Maharashtra and the man in question is a teacher.
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Amit Shah, Devendra Fadnavis Back Co-operatives As Key Rural Growth Engines
In a bid to promote India's cooperative system and boost the rural economy, Home Minister Amit Shah addressed two high-profile events in Mumbai.
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BJP Does Not Want Marathi Parties To Unite: Uddhav Thackeray On Cousin Raj
The Foundation Day of Shiv Sena saw yet another bout of verbal duel between the chiefs of two rival factions of the party that since the split, has fought over ideology and the legacy of Balasaheb Thackeray.
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5 Days Before Pune Bridge Collapsed, Order To Build New One Was Passed
The collapse of the 30-year-old pedestrian bridge in a Pune village that claimed four lives, came just five days after a work order was issued for the construction of a new bridge.
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"We Knew It Would Collapse": Pune Bridge A Tragedy In The Making
The scenic village of Kundmala in Maval, Pune turned into a site of shock and mourning after a 30-year-old footbridge - built only for pedestrians - collapsed last week under the weight of thousands of tourists and half a dozen bikes that crowded ont
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From Dadar To Reshimbagh, Political Groundwork Begins For Maharashtra Civic Polls
As civic polls draw near in Maharashtra, political parties have shifted into full gear, holding internal meetings, strategy camps, and grassroots outreach programmes - some across the state, others concentrated in their traditional strongholds.
