MaharashtraHeadlines, Breaking News & more...

The Indian ExpressMaharashtra: 71 years later, Sindhi migrants given their right to land ...The Indian ExpressWhen they came here from west Pakistan, they had left behind their land holdings. The land allocated to them were always meant to be freehold properties, but for some reason, they were mutated as leased properties at that time. It is only fair that the ...Maharashtra gives freehold of land rights to refugees from PakistanHindustan TimesPartition refugees in Maharashtra finally get to own their homesThe Tribuneall 7 news articles »

Economic TimesList steps to control river pollution, HC tells Maharashtra govtEconomic TimesMUMBAI: The Bombay high court today asked the Maharashtra government to apprise it of the steps it proposes to take to curb pollution of rivers in the state. A bench of Justices AS Oka and RI Chagla sought a detailed list of the government's proposed ...List steps to control river pollution, HC tells Maharashtra govtTimes of IndiaMaharashtra govt obligated to reduce river pollution: Bombay High CourtDaily News & AnalysisBombay High Court tells Maharashtra government to list down steps to formulate policy to protect riversFree Press Journalall 7 news articles »

Business LineIn Maharashtra, you can 'home' in with GPSBusiness LineProspective home buyers across Maharashtra will soon be able to use the Global Positioning System (GPS) to zero in on an area of their liking, view under-construction projects, scrutinise the locality and its amenities, and shortlist a building before ...

Maharashtra CM Fadnavis approves Mumbai developmental plan 2034IndiainfolineMaharashtra government approved Mumbai's long pending Development plan (DP), which will be in reckoning for the next 20 years. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis sanctioned the new 20-yr development blueprint. Article saved successfully to my page. You ...and more »

Economic Times95% tur procured by Maharashtra lies unprocessed, govt faces Rs 1000 cr lossEconomic TimesMUMBAI: Of the over Rs 3,000 crore-worth tur procured last year by the Maharashtra government, over 95 per cent is yet to be processed to make dal out of it, which may lead to losses to the tune of Rs 1,000 crore, a state marketing department official ...and more »

Times of Indiananar refinery issue: Maharashtra: BJP and Sena fooling people ...Times of IndiaMUMBAI: Joining the Nanar refinery issue, Maharashtra Congress unit president Ashok Chavan on Tuesday said the ruling BJP and the Shiv Sena are trying to "fool" people by speaking in divergent voices over the execution of the project. Chavan said the ...Uddhav Thackeray says situation in Maharashtra worse than Bihar, calls Devendra Fadnavis govt 'good for nothing'FirstpostUddhav Thackeray calls Fadnavis government in Maharashtra 'useless'The New Indian ExpressUddhav calls Fadnavis government 'useless', demands full-time Home minister for MaharashtraHindustan TimesThe Tribune -BloombergQuint -India Todayall 102 news articles »

The HinduMaharashtra tops in air toxicity - The HinduThe HinduAir pollution in Maharashtra is a cause for concern, with three towns crossing dangerous Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) levels between 2011 and 2015. The towns are in the Thane district-Badlapur-Ulhasnagar and Pune belts. Seventeen of the State's cities and ...and more »

The HinduMaharashtra tops in air toxicityThe HinduAir pollution in Maharashtra is a cause for concern, with three towns crossing dangerous Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) levels between 2011 and 2015. The towns are in the Thane district-Badlapur-Ulhasnagar and Pune belts. Seventeen of the State's cities and ...

Times of IndiaSenior citizen dies in fire at plastic factory in Waluj MIDCTimes of IndiaAurangabad: An early morning inferno at a plastic factory in Waluj MIDC claimed the life of a 65-year-old man on Thursday. According to the fire brigade officials, Sriram Jayram Thackeray (65) was asleep in the office of Vijay Plastics in Waluj MIDC ...and more »

The Indian ExpressAt Waluj school, simple renovation increased attendance by 25 per centThe Indian ExpressShivrai Ashramshala, a government-aided school in the industrial town of Waluj, Marathwada, is dedicated to catering to the children of nomadic tribes. For years, the school had been struggling with low attendance, one of the reasons for which was ...