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"Hindi Hai Hum, Watan Hai Hindustan Hamara": 26/11 Hero Amid Language Row
Praveen Kumar Teotia, part of 26/11 counter-terrorist operation, chose Pakistan's national poet Allama Iqbal's patriotic poem to drive home the point of oneness amid a raging language row in Maharashtra.
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Political War Over MNS Rally In Thane, Sena Minister Tries To Join Protest
MNS Workers Detained Ahead Of Language Row Protest Rally In Thane
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"If You Have Courage...": Nishikant Dubey To Raj Thackeray In Marathi Row
The Bharatiya Janata Party's Nishikant Dubey on Monday waded into the Marathi vs Hindi row that has roiled Maharashtra politics - particularly before the critical Mumbai civic body polls this year - and took aim at MNS chief Raj Thackeray
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"Our Fight Is Only Against Imposition Of Hindi In Primary Education": Sanjay Raut
Amid an ongoing political row over the alleged "imposition" of Hindi in Maharashtra's primary education, Sanjay Raut clarified that their party is not against the Hindi language, but opposes making it mandatory in primary schooling.
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"What's The Difference?" BJP Leader's Religion-Language Remark Amid Slapgate
BJP leader and Maharashtra minister Ashish Shelar has compared the violence on non-Marathi speaking migrants in Maharashtra with the Pahalgam terror attack, as the language row emerged as a major political flashpoint ahead of local body elections
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Uddhav Thackeray Reunites With Raj, Says Will Win Mumbai Civic Polls Together
Uddhav Thackeray on Saturday said he and Raj Thackeray have come together to stay united as the cousins shared a political stage for the first time after two decades on the issue of Marathi identity and "imposition" of the Hindi language.
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Raj's Resolve, Uddhav's Big Hint: A Thackeray Reunion 20 Years In Making
After a political separation that spanned two decades, cousins Uddhav Thackeray and Raj Thackeray united today at a public rally in Mumbai.
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Divided By Politics, United By Marathi: Raj, Uddhav Thackeray Set For 'Victory' Rally
After two decades, the estranged Thackeray cousins -- Uddhav and Raj -- will share public stage and jointly hold a "mega victory gathering" to celebrate the Maharashtra government's roll back of the three-language policy.
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Pune Man Threatened By Raj Thackeray Party Workers Over Social Media Post
Amidst the ongoing Marathi-non-Marathi row, a group of MNS workers allegedly stormed a man's residence in the Vanaz area of the city on Thursday and threatened to assault him over an objectionable social media post targeting
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"This Is Sickening": Actor Ranvir Shorey Slams MNS Workers Over 'Slapgate'
Actor Ranvir Shorey took to social media to strongly condemn the actions of MNS workers who allegedly assaulted a Gujarati shopkeeper for not speaking Marathi.
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Analysis - Hindi Row: D Fadnavis' Masterstroke Or Thackeray Brothers' Win?
The withdrawal of the government resolution regarding the teaching of Hindi in Maharashtra's primary schools is being viewed differently across the state's political spectrum.
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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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Ready To Talk But Not With Congress: Devendra Fadnavis On Highway Project
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis declared today that while he was ready to discuss the Shaktipeeth Highway project with people opposing it, he would not entertain political opponents.
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Posters By Estranged Thackeray Cousins Set A Political Trend In Maharashtra
As Maharashtra gears up for local body elections, political temperatures are running high in the state known for its fragmented politics.
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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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"Hindi Hai Hum, Watan Hai Hindustan Hamara": 26/11 Hero Amid Language Row
Praveen Kumar Teotia, part of 26/11 counter-terrorist operation, chose Pakistan's national poet Allama Iqbal's patriotic poem to drive home the point of oneness amid a raging language row in Maharashtra.
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Political War Over MNS Rally In Thane, Sena Minister Tries To Join Protest
MNS Workers Detained Ahead Of Language Row Protest Rally In Thane
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"If You Have Courage...": Nishikant Dubey To Raj Thackeray In Marathi Row
The Bharatiya Janata Party's Nishikant Dubey on Monday waded into the Marathi vs Hindi row that has roiled Maharashtra politics - particularly before the critical Mumbai civic body polls this year - and took aim at MNS chief Raj Thackeray
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"Our Fight Is Only Against Imposition Of Hindi In Primary Education": Sanjay Raut
Amid an ongoing political row over the alleged "imposition" of Hindi in Maharashtra's primary education, Sanjay Raut clarified that their party is not against the Hindi language, but opposes making it mandatory in primary schooling.
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"What's The Difference?" BJP Leader's Religion-Language Remark Amid Slapgate
BJP leader and Maharashtra minister Ashish Shelar has compared the violence on non-Marathi speaking migrants in Maharashtra with the Pahalgam terror attack, as the language row emerged as a major political flashpoint ahead of local body elections
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Uddhav Thackeray Reunites With Raj, Says Will Win Mumbai Civic Polls Together
Uddhav Thackeray on Saturday said he and Raj Thackeray have come together to stay united as the cousins shared a political stage for the first time after two decades on the issue of Marathi identity and "imposition" of the Hindi language.
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Raj's Resolve, Uddhav's Big Hint: A Thackeray Reunion 20 Years In Making
After a political separation that spanned two decades, cousins Uddhav Thackeray and Raj Thackeray united today at a public rally in Mumbai.
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Divided By Politics, United By Marathi: Raj, Uddhav Thackeray Set For 'Victory' Rally
After two decades, the estranged Thackeray cousins -- Uddhav and Raj -- will share public stage and jointly hold a "mega victory gathering" to celebrate the Maharashtra government's roll back of the three-language policy.
-
Pune Man Threatened By Raj Thackeray Party Workers Over Social Media Post
Amidst the ongoing Marathi-non-Marathi row, a group of MNS workers allegedly stormed a man's residence in the Vanaz area of the city on Thursday and threatened to assault him over an objectionable social media post targeting
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"This Is Sickening": Actor Ranvir Shorey Slams MNS Workers Over 'Slapgate'
Actor Ranvir Shorey took to social media to strongly condemn the actions of MNS workers who allegedly assaulted a Gujarati shopkeeper for not speaking Marathi.
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Analysis - Hindi Row: D Fadnavis' Masterstroke Or Thackeray Brothers' Win?
The withdrawal of the government resolution regarding the teaching of Hindi in Maharashtra's primary schools is being viewed differently across the state's political spectrum.
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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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Ready To Talk But Not With Congress: Devendra Fadnavis On Highway Project
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis declared today that while he was ready to discuss the Shaktipeeth Highway project with people opposing it, he would not entertain political opponents.
-
Posters By Estranged Thackeray Cousins Set A Political Trend In Maharashtra
As Maharashtra gears up for local body elections, political temperatures are running high in the state known for its fragmented politics.
-
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.
