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Maharashtra’s law aiming to curb forced conversion has created unease among minority communities and those in interfaith relationship who fear the new Act can be used against them
Representatives of sugarcane farmers from Karnataka and Maharashtra had met Union Ministers demanding that the government must increase remunerative returns to sugarcane farmers
Subsequently, Maharashtra Public Service Commission Chairman Vivek Bhimanwar announced that he had proceeded on leave till the inquiry was completed
Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra and Gujarat respond to emergencies within six to 10 minutes. Why can't our state achieve this? Suvendu Adhikari asked police officials
“The decision about the location of the funeral will be taken by the family - whether it will be in Pune or in Mumbai. The government will make the necessary arrangements,” an official said
Pune recorded the highest number of forms at 56,605, as the claims and objections period for the Special Intensive Revision has been extended to October 12
The court was hearing a petition that sought safeguards against the exclusion of eligible voters and transparency in the methodology used for the SIR
Why are 55,000 forensic cases pending in Maharashtra? How does it affect trials, and what is the government doing about it?
An official in the State poll body said S. Chockalingam made the request to the Election Commission of India in a letter sent on September 24
A new anti-conversion law in Maharashtra is raising questions about faith, choice and freedom.
The incident occurred after an air cylinder near the tyre of a tractor used for blasting work exploded
Under the changes, Form 6 declarations will be required only during SIR, while the previous format governs fresh registrations; BLOs will visit homes to collect documents for those flagged with discrepancies or not mapped, rather than issuing notices of hearings
Heavy rain accompanied by strong winds is expected in Latur, Dharashiv, Yavatmal, Nanded, Chandrapur, Nagpur, Gadchiroli and Gondia districts
Maharashtra’s passage of the Women Farmers’ Empowerment Bill, granting women independent recognition as farmers irrespective of land ownership, brings into focus the structural bias against the female agricultural workforce, highlights the need for a database of women farmers and using it to ensure access to welfare schemes
With the government set to conduct crop-damage surveys after October 5, farmers are demanding immediate drought declarations and relief funds, highlighting the urgent need for assistance as water scarcity exacerbates the crisis across Marathwada and Vidarbha regions
The court passes guidelines regarding important aspects and steps to prevent hooch tragedies and for effective implementation of the policies