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FIR filed against Udhayanidhi Stalin in Mumbai over his 'Sanatana Dharma' remark

FIR registered against Udhayanidhi Stalin for objectional remarks on 'Sanatan Dharma'. BJP delegation in TN handed over memo to police demanding FIR. PM Modi asked ministers to counter attack on Sanatan Dharma with facts. Political slugfest in country after DMK leader equated 'Sanatana Dharma' with mosquitoes, dengue, malaria, fever and…

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Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange to continue fast until govt. grants reservation to his community

Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on September 11 presided over an all-party meeting in Mumbai held in the backdrop of the ongoing Maratha quota agitation led by Mr. Jarange.

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Sliced white bread costlier by up to Rs 8 per loaf

MUMBAI: Dealing a substantial blow to the daily household budget, the price of sliced white bread has increased by Rs 2 to Rs 8 per loaf owing to the spiralling cost of maida (refined flour).

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As pro-Maratha quota activist refuses to relent, Shinde holds all-party meet

Eknath Shinde held an all-party meeting late evening in Mumbai to break the impasse under the shadow of intensifying tensions between the Maratha and OBC communities across Maharashtra

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Special session of Parliament is to split Maharashtra, claims State Congress chief

The Centre has not spelt out the agenda of the special session to be held from September 18 to 22

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Bullet train | HC asks Maharashtra to decide on company’s plea for enhanced compensation in one month

Bombay HC directs Maha Govt to decide on Godrej & Boyce's application seeking enhancement of compensation for land acquisition for Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project. Company seeks ₹993 cr, initially awarded ₹572 cr, reduced to ₹264 cr. HC directs authorities to decide within 30 days.

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Leadership camp organised at college in Hyderabad

Dhruva College of Management, M.R. Pai Foundation and Forum of Free Enterprise, Mumbai organised a two-day leadership training camp, featuring speakers discussing topics such as setting and achieving goals, effective communication, power of habits and understanding self. Dr. Pratap Reddy, Clarissa Jathana and Rajiv Luv shared their views with students…

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Govt to try to build consensus on reservation issue at all party meet: Maharashtra deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis

NAGPUR: Maharashtra deputy chief minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday said that the proposed all-party meeting at Mumbai in the evening on the contentious issue of reservation would try to build a broad consensus.

The Times of India

Three men arrested after their car enters restricted zone of Mumbai Port Trust

MUMBAI: Three persons were arrested after they allegedly entered a restricted zone of the Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT) on Sunday.

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SSF Samvidhan Yatra enters Kerala, to conclude in Bengaluru today

SSF's Samvidhan Yatra, a nation-wide rally, entered Kerala on Saturday, raising the slogan "We the People of India". Led by scholars, the rally was warmly welcomed at the State border. It has passed through 20 States and dozens of backward villages, starting from Srinagar and concluding in Bengaluru. Grand Mufti,…

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India-West Indies 1st Test pitch rated 'below average'

MUMBAI: The International Cricket Council has given a 'below average' rating to the pitch for the first Test between India and West Indies, which was played from July 12-14 at the Windsor Park in Roseau in the Caribbean. Former New Zealand captain Jeff Crowe was the match referee for that…

The Times of India

Bombay HC quashes FIRs against ex-intel chief Rashmi Shukla

MUMBAI: The Bombay high court on Friday quashed two FIRs registered in Pune and Mumbai against senior IPS officer and former state intel chief Rashmi Shukla in connection with alleged tapping of Opposition leaders’ phones during the Devendra Fadnavis-led government in Maharashtra.

The Times of India

Mumbai police issues prohibitory order banning possession of weapons, explosives

MUMBAI: The Mumbai police has issued a prohibitory order banning the possession of unauthorised firearms, corrosive substances, explosives, unlicensed guns and weapons that can disrupt public peace and safety for 30 days starting September 9, an official said on Friday.

The Times of India

RBI decides to withdraw incremental CRR in phased manner

MUMBAI: The Reserve Bank on Friday decided to discontinue the Incremental Cash Reserve Ratio (I-CRR), which was put in place to absorb surplus liquidity following the withdrawal of Rs 2,000 currency notes, in a phased manner beginning Saturday. On August 10, the RBI mandated banks to maintain an incremental cash…

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MCA to 'open' Wankhede Stadium President’s Box for World Cup

MUMBAI: The Wankhede Stadium’s President’s Box, from where all the top dignitaries, including actors, cricket greats and BCCI/MCA officials enjoy the action, is set to get an open-air feel during the World Cup in October-November.

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Mumbai: September 15 to mark the end of iconic double-decker buses!

Mumbai’s iconic double-decker buses will make their last ride on September 15, with the Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) planning to phase out the remaining five buses in its fleet.

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Karun Nair to replace Prithvi Shaw at Northamptonshire

MUMBAI: Batsman Karun Nair, who once slammed a triple hundred (303 not out against England at Chennai in December 2016) in Test cricket, will replace injured Prithvi Shaw at Northamptonshire for the remainder of the English County season, TOI has learnt.

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After Prithvi Shaw, Karun Nair to play for Northamptonshire

MUMBAI: Batsman Karun Nair, who once slammed a triple hundred (303 not out against England at Chennai in December 2016) in Test cricket, will turn out for Northamptonshire for the remainder of the English County season, TOI has learnt.

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Indian rowing contingent leaves for Asian Games

MUMBAI: A 43-member Indian rowing contingent, including 10 support staff, left for the Hangzhou Asian Games scheduled to commence on September 23.

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Amid G20 hype, exposé on Adani, Vedanta and Manipur crisis relegated to shadows

The G20 Summit has taken over the headlines and the news cycle. By the end of the week, the recent exposes on Adani, the opposition alliance’s Mumbai meet, or even the Manipur crisis would have faded from people’s memories.

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JPMorgan: India's ‘trailblazing’ rules set to boost ESG market

MUMBAI: India’s new rules for environmental, social and governance investments and ratings are likely to attract more investors to the nation’s $1.4 billion market and serve as a model for other countries, according to JPMorgan Chase Co.

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BMC keeps 125 beds ready at civic hospitals to treat Govindas if they get injured during Dahi Handi celebrations

BMC preps 125 beds in Mumbai for injured Govindas during Dahi Handi fest. 10 beds at Sion, 7 at KEM, 4 at Nair and rest at other civic hospitals. Health officers, staff, injections, medicines and surgery materials on standby. Minor injuries treated and discharged, long-term care for serious cases. Govindas…

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Decision on cricket's inclusion in 2028 LA Olympics delayed

MUMBAI: Cricket's wait to take the first giant step towards the Olympics has been delayed. An executive board meeting of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), supposed to be held on Friday in Lausanne, Switzerland to recommend the inclusion of cricket and eight other sports in the Los Angeles Olympics Games…

The Times of India

India’s $775 billion stock boom at risk as small caps overheat

MUMBAI: The rally in Indian equities that has swelled the market’s total valuation by $775 billion in a little more than five months has been accompanied by a notable shift in investor preference to smaller stocks.

The Hindu

Woman security guard helps 4 POCSO victims flee rehabilitation centre in Kerala, tracked down to Udupi Railway Station

The woman security guard of the rehabilitation centre had paid for the train tickets and a new mobile phone. They were planning to go to Mumbai in search of jobs, the group of five told the RPF.

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