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25 passengers charred to death after bus catches fire on Samruddhi Expressway in Maharashtra-
By PTI MUMBAI: Twenty-five bus passengers were charred to death after the vehicle caught fire on the Samruddhi Expressway in ...
Four killed, nine injured in car-jeep collision in Nashik district of Maharashtra-
By PTI NASHIK: Four people were killed and nine injured when a car collided with a jeep in Dindori taluka of ...
NHRC notice to Maharashtra govt, police chief over 11 labourers being kept chained to dig wells-
By PTI NEW DELHI; The NHRC has sent notices to the Maharashtra government and the state’s police chief over 11 ...
Man lynched by ‘cow vigilantes’ on suspicion of transporting beef in Maharashtra; 11 held-
By PTI MUMBAI: A 32-year-old man was lynched allegedly by a group of ‘cow vigilantes’ on suspicion of transporting beef ...
Maharashtra saw 7,700 two-wheeler rider deaths in 2022; sans helmet main reason-
By PTI MUMBAI: Out of the nearly 15,000 road accident fatalities recorded in Maharashtra in 2022, a total of 7,700 ...
Chhagan Bhujbal bats for OBC Maharashtra NCP chief-
Express News Service MUMBAI: A day after NCP leader Ajit Pawar expressed his desire to step down from the Leader ...
Woman MLA slaps civic engineer in Maharashtra, video goes viral-
By PTI THANE: A video showing a woman legislator from Thane district of Maharashtra slapping a civic engineer in public ...
11 labourers tied with chains rescued in Maharashtra; narrate inhuman treatment during work-
By PTI AURANGABAD: Eleven labourers engaged in well digging work and kept chained by contractors to prevent them from escaping have ...
Advert politics leaves Maharashtra CM Shinde in damage-control mode-
Express News Service MUMBAI: A day after snubbing his deputy Devendra Fadnavis over popular CM choice, Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde on ...
33 NDRF teams earmarked for relief and rescue ops in Maharashtra, Gujarat-
By PTI NEW DELHI: 33 teams have been earmarked by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) to undertake relief and ...
