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Home A calligraphic tribute to the National Anthem
A team of 15 calligraphers from across the country under the guidance of Achyut Palav, a well-known calligrapher paid a calligraphic tribute to India by writing each line of "Jana Gana Mana", the National Anthem in 15 different Indian scripts. Not only this, 15 vocalists also lent their voices to the national anthem.
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Home Fake Followers Case: Crime branch grills co-founder of digital marketing company
The Special Investigation Team (SIT) formed to investigate the fake followers case in the influencers marketing industry continues to dig deep into the racket. After questioning many celebrities, the SIT on Wednesday recorded the statement of Sagar Gokhale co-founder of Qyuki Digital Media Private Limited, a reputed digital marketing company.
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Home 53-yr-old booked for sexual harassment of subordinate denied pre-arrest bail
A Dindoshi sessions court on Monday denied anticipatory bail to a 53-year-old man booked for harassing a 22-year-old woman who worked under her supervision.The man Rajesh Patel was booked for offences of sexual harassment, criminal intimidation and under sections of the Information Technology Act.As per the complaint filed by the woman, in the harassment which took...
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Home Guiding Light: Are we really independent?
-- Rajyogi Brahmakumar Nikunj jiToday we proudly say that we are a free country, but our behaviour suggests that we are still not free. How? Because we are full of bitterness towards other religions, traditions and always try to suppress the growth of the other, we are tied in shackles of terrorism, false ideologies, corruption, communal violence, and caste distinctions and so on.
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Home Daily Horoscope for Thursday, August 13, 2020, for all zodiac signs by astrologer Nilikash P Pradhan
You have cleared all the hurdles and the road ahead is smooth but don't accelerate much, go slow and steady. Those in the field of sports or acting will get good opportunities which may change their life for the better.Business meetings would set the stage of new ventures. You may get a chance to work with like-minded people on key projects...
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Home 'Don't let schools hike fees during pandemic': Parents request Maharashtra govt
Parents have requested the state government to direct private unaided schools to not hike the fees for this academic year due to the pandemic crisis. In addition, parents have stated that they should be allowed to pay fees in instalments as many of them are facing a financial crisis. Parents claim their children are being barred by school authorities from attending...
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Home Coronavirus in Mumbai: COVID-19 fear takes a toll on kidney transplants
The impact of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has rippled across all areas of the healthcare system, including organ transplants. There has been a significant decline in renal transplant operations in the city, primarily driven by fears of contracting Covid-19 and the impact on the recipient. As per the Zonal Transplant Coordination Centre (ZTCC), there has been a 74 per...
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Home 3 men posing as cops rob woman of jewellery worth over Rs 2 lakh
Three men posing as policemen robbed a woman of her jewellery worth over Rs 2 lakh while she was on her way to a local market in Borivali (E) on Tuesday morning, said a police official. While no arrests have been made, the imposters were booked under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code at Kasturba Marg police station. Police said, the woman who was on her way to a vegetable...
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Home Khawati grant scheme gets Rs 486cr clearance
Maharashtra Government, in a bid to provide relief to the economically disadvantaged tribal community during the present coronavirus pandemic, has decided to re-launch the Khawti grant scheme. The state cabinet chaired by Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has approved to revive the scheme which was closed from 2013-14. The government will provide a 100% subsidy for the implementation of the scheme for...
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Home BMC extends Abhay Yojana till Dec 31
The BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has extended the Abhay Yojana till December 31, 2020 because of the present coronavirus pandemic. BMC will waive 2% additional charges on pending water bills.Maharashtra Tourism Minister and Mumbai Suburban District Guardian Minister Aaditya Thackeray in a tweet said, "The Abhay Yojana, due to expire on August 12, 2020, has been extended till December 31, 2020...
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