Petrol pumps in Maharashtra go on strike
IANS | 11 Aug 2014, 11:06 AMMumbai: Around 4,100 retail petrol-diesel outlets in Maharashtra went on a day-long strike on Monday to protest against multiple taxes in the state, an official said.However,
Mumbai: Around 4,100 retail petrol-diesel outlets in Maharashtra went on a day-long strike on Monday to protest against multiple taxes in the state, an official said.However,
Pune: University of Pune, one of the oldest in the country, was yesterday renamed after Savitribai Phule, the pioneer of women's education in Maharashtra. At the function here
Mumbai: Dhangar community activists threw ink at Maharashtra Cooperatives Minister Harshvardhan Patil at Bhigwan in Pune district on Friday. The incident occurred when the
Nagpur: The Central Railway will run a special train between Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT) and Nagpur to clear the extra rush on the occasion of Independence Day.Train no. 01013
New Delhi: Dead man wakes up ahead of postmortem in Maharashtra as he was declared dead by the doctors. The shocking incident took place at Government Medical College in Latur.The
Yeola (Maharashtra): James Bond's rival had a golden gun. This school dropout is acquiring a golden shirt that weighs four kilograms and costs a staggering Rs.1.30 crore
Mumbai: The Maharashtra Anti Corruption Bureau today arrested two police personnel for taking bribe in two different cases. In first case, Police constable named Vinod pundlik.
Pune: Social activist Medha Patkar today claimed that Lavasa lake city region near here too faced a threat of landslide, similar to the one that flattened the Malin village in
Palghar: Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan has said that he would meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a delegation from the state to discuss the border row with
Gadchiroli: Naxals, who set up a base in Maharashtra in the early 1980s, have killed as many as 493 civilians in the worst-hit Gadchiroli, Chandrapur and Gondia districts of the
New Delhi: Miracles do happen! Amidst the chaos of the disastrous landslide which wiped out Malin village off the map, a baby's wail became the beacon that helped rescue workers
New Delhi: The landslide that hit early Wednesday morning killed more than a dozen and possibly trapping many more people under debris. Homes stand damaged as rescuers work at the
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