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On Shobhaa De's Petition, Supreme Court Stays Notice to Her by Maharashtra Assembly
After a petition by author Shobhaa De, the Supreme Court today put on hold a notice of privilege sent to her by the Maharashtra assembly over her tweet criticizing a state government order on Marathi films.
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Banner by Ex-Mumbai Mayor Up Again Hours After Alleged Vandalism by Raj Thackeray's Party Workers
Hours after political activists, allegedly from the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena or MNS, vandalised the office former city Sheriff Nana Chudasama for an 'anti-marathi' banner, his staff has put it back at its original location in Marine Drive, Mumbai.
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Raj Thackeray's Party Workers Allegedly Vandalise Office of Former Mayor of Mumbai Nana Chudasama
The office of former Mumbai mayor Nana Chudasama was today allegedly vandalised by workers of Raj Thackeray-led Maharashtra Navnirman Sena or MNS to protest against his 'anti-Marathi' banner. The attack comes just days after the Shiv Sena staged a protest against columnist Shobha De for opposing a government order on the screening of Marathi movies...
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Facing Backlash, Maharashtra Government Relaxes Rules on Marathi Films
In the face of a huge backlash, the Maharashtra government today revised its order forcing multiplexes to screen a Marathi film every evening; instead, anytime between 12 and 9 pm has been declared acceptable.
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On Shobhaa De's Tweet on Marathi Films Order, Sena Lawmaker Calls for Privilege Motion
A lawmaker in Maharashtra today asked for a privilege motion against author Shobhaa De, for criticizing the state government's order on compulsory screening of Marathi films in multiplexes.
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Marathi Movies for Prime Time Shows, Orders Maharashtra Government
All multiplex cinemas in Mumbai will have to screen a Marathi film during peak business hours every evening, the Maharashtra government said on April 7
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Marathi Movies for Prime Time Shows, Orders Maharashtra Government
The Maharashtra government has ordered that Marathi films must be shown during prime time in multiplexes.
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On Shobhaa De's Petition, Supreme Court Stays Notice to Her by Maharashtra Assembly
After a petition by author Shobhaa De, the Supreme Court today put on hold a notice of privilege sent to her by the Maharashtra assembly over her tweet criticizing a state government order on Marathi films.
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Banner by Ex-Mumbai Mayor Up Again Hours After Alleged Vandalism by Raj Thackeray's Party Workers
Hours after political activists, allegedly from the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena or MNS, vandalised the office former city Sheriff Nana Chudasama for an 'anti-marathi' banner, his staff has put it back at its original location in Marine Drive, Mumbai.
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Raj Thackeray's Party Workers Allegedly Vandalise Office of Former Mayor of Mumbai Nana Chudasama
The office of former Mumbai mayor Nana Chudasama was today allegedly vandalised by workers of Raj Thackeray-led Maharashtra Navnirman Sena or MNS to protest against his 'anti-Marathi' banner. The attack comes just days after the Shiv Sena staged a protest against columnist Shobha De for opposing a government order on the screening of Marathi movies...
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Facing Backlash, Maharashtra Government Relaxes Rules on Marathi Films
In the face of a huge backlash, the Maharashtra government today revised its order forcing multiplexes to screen a Marathi film every evening; instead, anytime between 12 and 9 pm has been declared acceptable.
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On Shobhaa De's Tweet on Marathi Films Order, Sena Lawmaker Calls for Privilege Motion
A lawmaker in Maharashtra today asked for a privilege motion against author Shobhaa De, for criticizing the state government's order on compulsory screening of Marathi films in multiplexes.
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Marathi Movies for Prime Time Shows, Orders Maharashtra Government
All multiplex cinemas in Mumbai will have to screen a Marathi film during peak business hours every evening, the Maharashtra government said on April 7
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Marathi Movies for Prime Time Shows, Orders Maharashtra Government
The Maharashtra government has ordered that Marathi films must be shown during prime time in multiplexes.
