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CM Devendra Fadnavis says rally permission was granted, but MNS insisted on a problematic route in Mira Bhayander, risking law and order concerns.

Maharashtra Language Row: MNS workers detained ahead of rally; Fadnavis says they ignored instructions

CM Devendra Fadnavis says rally permission was granted, but MNS insisted on a problematic route in Mira Bhayander, risking law and order concerns.

Several leaders and activists of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) were detained by the police on Tuesday ahead of a proposed protest rally in Mira Bhayander town of Thane district.
Tensions prevailed in Mira Bhayander as police rounded up protestors who had gathered to participate in the rally proposed by the Marathi Ekikaran Samiti.
Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has maintained that permission had been granted for the rally, in which MNS leaders planned to participate, but the party insisted on a specific route which posed law and order challenges.
State Minister Pratap Sarnaik, however, has termed the police action as "wrong" and not in line with government directives.
Videos of several MNS activists, including women, packed in police vans have surfaced on social media, but the number of people detained has not been revealed.
Protesters shouted slogans against the government, criticising it for not allowing the morcha.
The police also confined several activists inside a banquet hall to prevent them from reaching the protest venue.
The MNS's Thane unit chief, Ravindra More, posted a video on social media, which showed activists detained inside the banquet hall, many of them holding black placards condemning the government.
"Our peaceful protesters were stopped even before they could reach the site. This is not democracy," More wrote in his post.
According to sources, the police started detaining MNS workers in the early hours of the day before they could arrive at the protest venue from different parts of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
"The preventive action was taken to maintain law and order," said an official, declining to comment on the use of a banquet hall as a detention space.
There is heavy police deployment in the Mira Bhayander town, as the situation remains tense.
Meanwhile, State Minister and Shiv Sena leader Pratap Sarnaik criticised the police for prohibiting the morcha, saying that the action was uncalled for and not in line with any government directive.
Speaking to reporters in Thane, Sarnaik said, "The police's action was completely wrong. The government has not issued any such instructions to suppress a peaceful morcha in support of Marathi interests." He further asserted that he would discuss the matter with the chief minister.
"The manner in which the police stopped the morcha and detained people early in the morning is unjustified. If the protestors had been allowed to proceed peacefully, there would have been no law and order issue," he said.
Condemning the police action, the minister said he is also proceeding to participate in the morcha.
"This kind of attitude by the police is unwarranted, and if the Marathi-speaking people had sought permission for a peaceful morcha, the police should have permitted them," he said.&nbsp;

Maharashtra ministers Chandrakant Patil and Shambhuraj Desai, appointed for coordinating the state's border dispute with Karnataka, are unlikely to visit Belagavi on Tuesday as both have various meetings scheduled in Maharashtra during the day.

After violence warning, Maharashtra ministers 'postpone' trip to Karnataka's Belagavi amid border dispute

The two ministers were scheduled to meet activists of the Maharashtra Ekikaran Samiti at Belagavi in Karnataka on Tuesday and hold talks with them on the decades-old border issue


The two ministers were scheduled to meet activists of the Maharashtra Ekikaran Samiti at Belagavi in Karnataka on Tuesday and hold talks with them on the decades-old border issue
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Maharashtra ministers Chandrakant Patil and Shambhuraj Desai, appointed for coordinating the state's border dispute with Karnataka, are unlikely to visit Belagavi on Tuesday as both have various meetings scheduled in Maharashtra during the day.
The two ministers were earlier scheduled to meet activists of the Maharashtra Ekikaran Samiti at Belagavi in Karnataka on Tuesday and hold talks with them on the decades-old border issue.
On Monday, Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said he will ask his Maharashtra counterpart Eknath Shinde not to send his cabinet colleagues to Belagavi, as their visit may disrupt the law and order situation in the border district.
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Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday said CM Shinde will take a final call on whether the ministers appointed for coordinating the state's border dispute with Karnataka should visit the contested areas.
When contacted, a close associate of Chandrakant Patil said, &ldquo;The minister was in Pune on Monday and he has a number of meetings scheduled in Mumbai on Tuesday. The minister has in his official schedule stated he would attend all the meetings. I am not aware of any of his plans to visit Belagavi." An official working with Desai also said the minister has some meetings and he will attend them.
"He has not informed us whether he will visit Belagavi today or not. We have no idea if he has made any other plans,&rdquo; the official said.
Last week, Patil said there was a demand from the Madhyavarti Maharashtra Ekikaran Samiti, an organisation fighting for the merger of Belgaum and some other border areas with Maharashtra, to hold discussions with the volunteers on the Maharashtra-Karnataka border issue.
Maharashtra, since its inception in 1960, has been entangled in a dispute with Karnataka over the status of Belagavi district and 80 other Marathi speaking villages, which are in the control of the southern state.
The dispute is pending before the Supreme Court.&nbsp;

Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari has said that there will be no money left in Mumbai and it will cease to be the financial capital of the country if Gujaratis and Rajasthanis are removed from the city.
As his statement made during an event on Friday evening kicked up a row with political parties objecting to it, the governor on Saturday said his comments were "misconstrued", and also made it clear that he had "no intention of belittling the hard work of the Marathi-speaking people in the progress and development of Maharashtra".
Criticising the governor, the Congress demanded an apology from him.
"I tell people here that if Gujaratis and Rajasthanis are removed from Maharashtra, especially Mumbai and Thane, you will have no money and Mumbai will not be a financial capital," the governor said after the naming ceremony of a chowk (square) in Andheri, a western suburb of Mumbai.
A release issued by the Raj Bhavan said Koshyari praised the contribution of Rajasthani-Marwari and Gujarati communities in making Mumbai the financial capital of the country.
The governor said the Rajasthani-Marwari community is living in different parts of the country and also in countries like Nepal and Mauritius.
"Wherever members of this community go, they not only do business, but also do acts of philanthropy by creating schools, hospitals," he said.
As his remarks triggered a controversy, Koshyari issued a statement on Saturday, saying that he was only speaking about the contribution of the Gujarati and Rajasthani communities to the trade and industry in the city.
"In doing so, I had no intention of belittling the Marathi speaking people. My comments were misconstrued," he said.
Koshyari said he was proud of serving as the governor in the illustrious state of Maharashtra.
"Mumbai is Maharashtra's pride and also the country's financial capital. I also tried to learn Marathi in a short span of time," he said.
Koshyari said Marathi industrialists have made a name for themselves not just in the state, but also in the country and across the globe. "There is no question of belittling Marathi people," he said.
The governor said his comments were misconstrued as it has become a habit to view everything through a political prism. We need to change this attitude, he said.
"Lauding one community doesn't mean insulting another. Political parties shouldn't create an unnecessary controversy. I will never insult Maharashtra and Marathi people," he said.
State Congress spokesman Atul Londhe slammed the governor over his remarks, saying that they smack of his hatred for the state. He also demanded an apology from the governor.
The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and Shiv Sena also lashed out at the governor.
Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut said if Chief Minister Eknath Shinde had self-respect, he should demand the resignation of the governor.
Deepak Kesarkar, spokesperson of the Shinde-led faction of Shiv Sena, also criticised the governor.

Maharashtra Governor Koshyari kicks up row: all you need to know

As he faced outrage, the governor said his comments were "misconstrued", and also made it clear that he had "no intention of belittling the hard work of the Marathi-speaking people in the progress and development of Maharashtra".

Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari has said that there will be no money left in Mumbai and it will cease to be the financial capital of the country if Gujaratis and Rajasthanis are removed from the city.
As his statement made during an event on Friday evening kicked up a row with political parties objecting to it, the governor on Saturday said his comments were "misconstrued", and also made it clear that he had "no intention of belittling the hard work of the Marathi-speaking people in the progress and development of Maharashtra".
Criticising the governor, the Congress demanded an apology from him.
"I tell people here that if Gujaratis and Rajasthanis are removed from Maharashtra, especially Mumbai and Thane, you will have no money and Mumbai will not be a financial capital," the governor said after the naming ceremony of a chowk (square) in Andheri, a western suburb of Mumbai.
A release issued by the Raj Bhavan said Koshyari praised the contribution of Rajasthani-Marwari and Gujarati communities in making Mumbai the financial capital of the country.
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The governor said the Rajasthani-Marwari community is living in different parts of the country and also in countries like Nepal and Mauritius.
"Wherever members of this community go, they not only do business, but also do acts of philanthropy by creating schools, hospitals," he said.
As his remarks triggered a controversy, Koshyari issued a statement on Saturday, saying that he was only speaking about the contribution of the Gujarati and Rajasthani communities to the trade and industry in the city.
"In doing so, I had no intention of belittling the Marathi speaking people. My comments were misconstrued," he said.
Koshyari said he was proud of serving as the governor in the illustrious state of Maharashtra.
"Mumbai is Maharashtra's pride and also the country's financial capital. I also tried to learn Marathi in a short span of time," he said.
Koshyari said Marathi industrialists have made a name for themselves not just in the state, but also in the country and across the globe. "There is no question of belittling Marathi people," he said.
The governor said his comments were misconstrued as it has become a habit to view everything through a political prism. We need to change this attitude, he said.
"Lauding one community doesn't mean insulting another. Political parties shouldn't create an unnecessary controversy. I will never insult Maharashtra and Marathi people," he said.
State Congress spokesman Atul Londhe slammed the governor over his remarks, saying that they smack of his hatred for the state. He also demanded an apology from the governor.
The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and Shiv Sena also lashed out at the governor.
Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut said if Chief Minister Eknath Shinde had self-respect, he should demand the resignation of the governor.
Deepak Kesarkar, spokesperson of the Shinde-led faction of Shiv Sena, also criticised the governor.

Actor Abhilasha Patil, who has worked in a number of Marathi and Hindi films passed away on Thursday due to Covid-19-related complications.
The 47-year-old actress has appeared in popular Hindi films such as 'Chhichhore', 'Good Newwz', 'Badrinath Ki Dulhania' among others.
She is survived by her husband and a son.
Patil was best-known for her work in Marathi movies like 'Tujha Majha Arrange Marriage', 'Pipsi' and 'Prawaas'.

'Chhichhore' actress Abhilasha Patil dies due to Covid-19 complications

Hindi and Marathi film actress Abhilasha Patil dies of Covid-19 complications

Actress Abhilasha Patil dies of Covid complications
Abhilasha had worked in Marathi &amp; Hindi films
She is survived by her husband &amp; son
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Actor Abhilasha Patil, who has worked in a number of Marathi and Hindi films passed away on Thursday due to Covid-19-related complications.
The 47-year-old actress has appeared in popular Hindi films such as 'Chhichhore', 'Good Newwz', 'Badrinath Ki Dulhania' among others.
She is survived by her husband and a son.
Patil was best-known for her work in Marathi movies like 'Tujha Majha Arrange Marriage', 'Pipsi' and 'Prawaas'.

Veteran Marathi actor Shrikant Moghe&nbsp;has died. Reports are, the 91-year-old actor died at his&nbsp;Pune&nbsp;residence due to age-related illness.&nbsp;Popular for his work in both Marathi and Hindi language films and theatre, Moghe&nbsp;was best known for his performances in films like 'Madhuchandra', 'Sinhaasan', 'Gammat Jammat' and 'Umbaratha'.
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Veteran Marathi actor Shrikant Moghe passes away

Veteran theatre, TV actor Shrikant Moghe dies at 91 Actor passed away in Pune&nbsp;due to age-related illness Moghe&nbsp;was known for his work in Marathi &amp; Hindi films

Veteran Marathi actor Shrikant Moghe&nbsp;has died. Reports are, the 91-year-old actor died at his&nbsp;Pune&nbsp;residence due to age-related illness.&nbsp;Popular for his work in both Marathi and Hindi language films and theatre, Moghe&nbsp;was best known for his performances in films like 'Madhuchandra', 'Sinhaasan', 'Gammat Jammat' and 'Umbaratha'.
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Jio launches made-in-india web browser, JioPages

Reliance Jio has introduced JioPages, a new lightning-fast and secure web browser that replaces the existing Jio Browser. JioPages is made-in-India and supports eight Indian languages, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Gujarati, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, and Bengali.
It is built on the powerful Chromium Blink engine, which provides &ldquo;enhanced browsing experience through faster engine migration, webpage rendering, faster page loads, efficient media streaming, emoji domain support, and encrypted connection.&rdquo;
Other key features include a PIN-locked Incognito Mode, a built-in Adblock Plus as well as personalised home screen and content.

Jio launches made-in-india web browser, JioPages
Supports 8 Indian languages, built on Chromium Blink
Faster rendering, page loads, encrypted connection
PIN-locked Incognito Mode, built-in Adblock Plus

Reliance Jio has introduced JioPages, a new lightning-fast and secure web browser that replaces the existing Jio Browser. JioPages is made-in-India and supports eight Indian languages, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Gujarati, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, and Bengali.
It is built on the powerful Chromium Blink engine, which provides &ldquo;enhanced browsing experience through faster engine migration, webpage rendering, faster page loads, efficient media streaming, emoji domain support, and encrypted connection.&rdquo;
Other key features include a PIN-locked Incognito Mode, a built-in Adblock Plus as well as personalised home screen and content.

BARC halts ratings for news channels over TRP fraud

Amid row over TRP&nbsp;fraud,&nbsp;TV ratings agency Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) has decided to pause weekly ratings for news channels for three months

BARC halts news channels ratings for 3 months over TRP fraud

TV ratings agency Broadcast Audience Research Council has decided to pause weekly ratings for news channels for three months. Amid the row over alleged rigging of TRPs, the agency said that it will review its system. The suspension of ratings applies to all English, Hindi, regional and business news channels. Mumbai police have filed cases against Republic TV and 2 Marathi channels over allegedly manipulating TRPs. Owners of the Marathi channels have been arrested and the directors and promoters of Republic TV are being investigated.

Republic TV, 2 other channels in dock: Mumbai police bust TRP racket

The Mumbai Police claims to have busted a 'false TRP racket', where households were apparently paid to keep channels switched on the entire day.

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The Mumbai Police on Thursday claimed to have busted a 'false TRP racket', where households were apparently asked to keep channels switched on the entire day. The officers claimed that even in uneducated homes, some English news channels remained switched on.&nbsp;Mumbai Police commissioner Param Bir Singh said that two people have been arrested in the matter and officers are searching locations of their associates.
"TV advertising industry is worth 30,000-40,000 crore. The rates are decided on the basis of TRP. Even if minor changes are made in TRP, it affects advertising," he said.&nbsp;
((VO))&nbsp;Singh identified Republic TV,&nbsp;Fakt&nbsp;Marathi and Box Cinema by name and said owners of two channels have been arrested. He said&nbsp;BARC has submitted that Republic TV is a suspect in TRP manipulation.
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The Mumbai Police on Thursday claimed to have busted a 'false TRP racket', where households were apparently asked to keep channels switched on the entire day. The officers claimed that even in uneducated homes, some English news channels remained switched on.&nbsp;Mumbai Police commissioner Param Bir Singh said that two people have been arrested in the matter and officers are searching locations of their associates.
"TV advertising industry is worth 30,000-40,000 crore. The rates are decided on the basis of TRP. Even if minor changes are made in TRP, it affects advertising," he said.&nbsp;
Singh identified Republic TV,&nbsp;Fakt&nbsp;Marathi and Box Cinema by name and said owners of two channels have been arrested. He said&nbsp;BARC has submitted that Republic TV is a suspect in TRP manipulation.

Sushant was 'murdered', believes family: lawyer

Sushant Singh Rajput's family lawyer Vikas Singh, in a press conference on Thursday said that the actor's family believes 'he was murdered', even though their initial FIR alleged abetment to suicide.

Sushant was 'murdered', believes family: SSR's family lawyer

Sushant Singh Rajput's family lawyer, Vikas Singh in a latest press conference on Thursday said that the late actor's family believes he was murdered, even though in their initial FIR they had mentioned 'abetment to suicide'. The lawyer said that the family now believes it wasn't just a provocation.
Vikas Singh further claimed that the Mumbai Police never gave him or Sushant's family a copy of the statements they recorded.
In addition, the statement Mumbai Police had issued was in Marathi, and Sushant's family did not understand the language.
Sushant's family wasn't happy with the way their statements were recorded by the Mumbai Police, he went on to add.

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