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Congress Candidate Beats Sister-In-Law By 2 Votes In Maharashtra Local Polls
A Congress candidate won the Zilla Parishad polls in Latur by a wafer-thin margin of two votes, an official said on Monday.
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Crackdown On Fake Disability Papers Creates Ripples In Maharashtra
In a major crackdown on a racket of issuing fake disability certificates, the primary education department of the Nanded zilla parishad has suspended seven teachers in the first phase of its disciplinary action.
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Maharashtra: Teachers, Villagers Raise Rs 40 Lakh To Renovate Zila Parishad Schools In Latur
Zilla Parishad teachers and villagers of Deoni tehsil in Maharashtra's Latur district did yeomen service to the cause of education in their vicinity by collecting Rs 40.78 lakh to renovate schools.
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30% Pay Cut For 7 Staff Of Maharashtra Local Body For Neglecting Parents
Latur Zilla Parishad in Maharashtra has started deducting 30 per cent salaries of seven of its employees for not taking care of their old parents, its president Rahul Bondre said on Saturday.
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Congress Candidate Beats Sister-In-Law By 2 Votes In Maharashtra Local Polls
A Congress candidate won the Zilla Parishad polls in Latur by a wafer-thin margin of two votes, an official said on Monday.
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Crackdown On Fake Disability Papers Creates Ripples In Maharashtra
In a major crackdown on a racket of issuing fake disability certificates, the primary education department of the Nanded zilla parishad has suspended seven teachers in the first phase of its disciplinary action.
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Maharashtra: Teachers, Villagers Raise Rs 40 Lakh To Renovate Zila Parishad Schools In Latur
Zilla Parishad teachers and villagers of Deoni tehsil in Maharashtra's Latur district did yeomen service to the cause of education in their vicinity by collecting Rs 40.78 lakh to renovate schools.
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30% Pay Cut For 7 Staff Of Maharashtra Local Body For Neglecting Parents
Latur Zilla Parishad in Maharashtra has started deducting 30 per cent salaries of seven of its employees for not taking care of their old parents, its president Rahul Bondre said on Saturday.
