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2 Men Kill Friend In Mumbai After Fish 'Disappears' From Pan. Rats Had Eaten It
According to the police, the incident took place on February 24 when the victim, identified as Afsar, and his two friends - Suresh and Rajesh Rameshnath alias Nepali - had cooked fish in their house.
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Mumbai's Iconic Hotels Forced to Dim Their Lights As LPG Dry Spell Continues
The "City That Never Sleeps" is waking up to a silent crisis not of demand, but of fuel. Mumbai's iconic hospitality sector is currently gasping for air as a severe shortage of commercial LPG cylinders has brought the industry to its knees.
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Maharashtra's 'Ladki Bahin' Scheme Shocker: 90 Lakh Women Axed In 'Purge'
What began as Maharashtra's most ambitious social safety net - the Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana - has hit a massive administrative roadblock.
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Fuel Supplies Hit In Maharashtra Amid Escalating Conflict In Middle East
As the Israel-Iran conflict intensifies, the Maharashtra government has initiated proactive measures to safeguard essential services against potential fuel supply shocks.
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Why Maharashtra Is Freezing Auto-Rickshaw Permits
In a landmark move during the 2026 budget session, Maharashtra Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik has announced an immediate temporary stay on the issuance of new auto-rickshaw permits.
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"Pressure Is For Crowd, Not Surya": Childhood Coach On Captain's Ice-Cold Temperament For Final
Ashok Aswalkar, the childhood coach of Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav, spoke exclusively to NDTV about the journey of the boy who would be king, and the secret "mantra" that could decide tonight's fate.
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Man Dies By Suicide, Blames In-Laws For Mental Harassment
A man in Maharashtra has died by suicide. The man left a note in which he held his in-laws responsible for his death, accusing them of sustained harassment.
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Buses, Taxis, Trucks Go Off Roads As Maharashtra Transport Strike Begins Tomorrow
The agitation is not limited to heavy trucks; it encompasses a broad coalition of school buses, private tourist buses, tempos, taxis, and autorickshaws, signaling a total shutdown of the state's transport machinery.
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17 Killed In Blast At Explosives Manufacturing Company Near Nagpur
Seventeen people were killed and 18 others injured in a devastating explosion that occurred early this morning at SBL Energy Limited - a mining and industrial explosives manufacturing company located in Raulgaon, in Katol near Nagpur, police said.
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IAS Officer Suspended After Skipping Meeting Called By Maharashtra Minister
The Maharashtra government has suspended an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer and the joint director of the state's pollution control body for not attending important meetings to brief a state minister on critical matters.
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2 Men Kill Friend In Mumbai After Fish 'Disappears' From Pan. Rats Had Eaten It
According to the police, the incident took place on February 24 when the victim, identified as Afsar, and his two friends - Suresh and Rajesh Rameshnath alias Nepali - had cooked fish in their house.
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Mumbai's Iconic Hotels Forced to Dim Their Lights As LPG Dry Spell Continues
The "City That Never Sleeps" is waking up to a silent crisis not of demand, but of fuel. Mumbai's iconic hospitality sector is currently gasping for air as a severe shortage of commercial LPG cylinders has brought the industry to its knees.
-
Maharashtra's 'Ladki Bahin' Scheme Shocker: 90 Lakh Women Axed In 'Purge'
What began as Maharashtra's most ambitious social safety net - the Mukhyamantri Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana - has hit a massive administrative roadblock.
-
Fuel Supplies Hit In Maharashtra Amid Escalating Conflict In Middle East
As the Israel-Iran conflict intensifies, the Maharashtra government has initiated proactive measures to safeguard essential services against potential fuel supply shocks.
-
Why Maharashtra Is Freezing Auto-Rickshaw Permits
In a landmark move during the 2026 budget session, Maharashtra Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik has announced an immediate temporary stay on the issuance of new auto-rickshaw permits.
-
"Pressure Is For Crowd, Not Surya": Childhood Coach On Captain's Ice-Cold Temperament For Final
Ashok Aswalkar, the childhood coach of Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav, spoke exclusively to NDTV about the journey of the boy who would be king, and the secret "mantra" that could decide tonight's fate.
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Man Dies By Suicide, Blames In-Laws For Mental Harassment
A man in Maharashtra has died by suicide. The man left a note in which he held his in-laws responsible for his death, accusing them of sustained harassment.
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Buses, Taxis, Trucks Go Off Roads As Maharashtra Transport Strike Begins Tomorrow
The agitation is not limited to heavy trucks; it encompasses a broad coalition of school buses, private tourist buses, tempos, taxis, and autorickshaws, signaling a total shutdown of the state's transport machinery.
-
17 Killed In Blast At Explosives Manufacturing Company Near Nagpur
Seventeen people were killed and 18 others injured in a devastating explosion that occurred early this morning at SBL Energy Limited - a mining and industrial explosives manufacturing company located in Raulgaon, in Katol near Nagpur, police said.
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IAS Officer Suspended After Skipping Meeting Called By Maharashtra Minister
The Maharashtra government has suspended an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer and the joint director of the state's pollution control body for not attending important meetings to brief a state minister on critical matters.
