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Police busted a rave party at two adjoining villas in Igatpuri town of Maharashtra's Nashik district in the early hours of Sunday. Polcie said that 22 persons were arrested and drugs were seized during the raid.
Of those arrested, 12 are women and one of them had taken part in TV reality show 'Bigg Boss', while four other women are linked to the South Indian film industry, police said.
The police said they are looking for people who assisted in organising this party, where many came in high-end cars.

Rave party busted in Nashik, ex-Big Boss contestant among 22 arrested  

22, including an ex-Big Boss contestant, arrested after raid at a rave party in Maharashtra's&nbsp;Nashik.

Police busted a rave party at two adjoining villas in Igatpuri town of Maharashtra's Nashik district in the early hours of Sunday. Polcie said that 22 persons were arrested and drugs were seized during the raid.
Of those arrested, 12 are women and one of them had taken part in TV reality show 'Bigg Boss', while four other women are linked to the South Indian film industry, police said.
The police said they are looking for people who assisted in organising this party, where many came in high-end cars.

22, including an ex-Big Boss contestant, arrested after the raid at a rave party in Maharashtra's&nbsp;Nashik.&nbsp;Four other women arrested in the raid are linked to the South Indian film industry, police said

Meet Chandra Kishore Patil, the man who stands beside Godavari with a whistle in hand to prevent people from throwing plastic waste into the river.
IFS Officer Swetha Boddu took to Twitter to share photos of the man from Indiranagar, Nashik and the post has garnered a whole lot of praise on social media.
Speaking to the Hindustan Times,&nbsp;Patil said he has been doing this daily for the last five years, from morning till 11 pm at night. Living in a nearby society, he saw the water turn filthier each passing year and decided to do something to protect&nbsp;the river. The waste collected is then taken away by the municipality.

Man stands beside Godavari to prevent people from littering it

Meet Chandra Kishore Patil, the man who stands beside river&nbsp;Godavari with a whistle in hand to prevent people from throwing plastic waste into it.

Meet Chandra Kishore Patil, the man who stands beside Godavari with a whistle in hand to prevent people from throwing plastic waste into the river.
IFS Officer Swetha Boddu took to Twitter to share photos of the man from Indiranagar, Nashik and the post has garnered a whole lot of praise on social media.
Speaking to the Hindustan Times,&nbsp;Patil said he has been doing this daily for the last five years, from morning till 11 pm at night. Living in a nearby society, he saw the water turn filthier each passing year and decided to do something to protect&nbsp;the river.&nbsp;

Maharashtra farmers protest against ban on onion export

Farmers oppose centre's decision to ban onion export;&nbsp;NCP's&nbsp;Sharad&nbsp;Pawar&nbsp;seeks review, saying ban will jeopardise India's export share

Maharashtra farmers protest against onion export ban Centre banned&nbsp;export to curb rising&nbsp;prices Sharad Pawar wants a review of the ban&nbsp;
'Ban will allow countries like Pak&nbsp;to displace&nbsp;India' &nbsp;

Opposing the centre's decision of banning the export of onion, farmers in Maharashtra's&nbsp;Lasalgaon and Nashik&nbsp;areas protested by crowding the streets on Tuesday. Demanding the government must lift the ban,&nbsp;traders at the Onion market in Lasalgaon&nbsp;also kept their shops closed. The central government on Monday prohibited the export of all varieties of onion with immediate&nbsp;effect to curb rising prises. Meanwhile,&nbsp;NCP President Sharad Pawar&nbsp;has said the ban will&nbsp;disrupt&nbsp;India's export share&nbsp;allowing other countries, such as Pakistan, to displace India.&nbsp;Pawar&nbsp;favours&nbsp;a review of the&nbsp;ban&nbsp;to protect the interests of the farmers.
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