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'Shinde Sena follows Balasaheb's Hindutva which is not communal'

SENA VS SENA | Yamini Jadhav slams Uddhav-led party; sure of poll victory

Will miffed Congress workers, Byculla Muslims shun polls?

As the two Shiv Senas are set to face off on November 20 in the Byculla assembly seat, rumours have sprung up about a boycott of the Sena (UBT) candidate by Muslims and Congress workers unhappy that the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) did not allot the seat, which has a significant Muslim population, to the Congress.

Cong: BJP neglecting Maha's onion farmers

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended election rallies in Dhule and Nashik on Friday, the Congress asked him \"why were Gujarat's white onion farmers given preferential treatment over Maharashtra's onion farmers?\"

When it's all in the family

VOTE IS THICKER THAN BLOOD | Family ties tested as relatives compete against each other in upcoming Assembly election

‘Will continue in politics to guide youngsters’

The party within MVA that gets maximum seats should have its CM, says the NCP founder

Then green, now red, BJP incensed by colour: Baghel

Congress was the Naxals' biggest enemy. They massacred in one ambush 13 top party leaders, says Baghel

Sena, NCP expel rebels for anti-party acts

On Friday, NCP state president Sunil Tatkare expelled eight prominent party rebels

Depressed at lack of work, 'Crime Patrol' actor hangs self

Actor Nitin Chauhan, 35, known for his work in the television series Crime Patrol, allegedly committed suicide on November 6. According to police, he reportedly hanged himself from a ceiling hook with a bedsheet when he was alone at home, around 11pm on Wednesday.

Modi slams Congress, NC over Article 370

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday condemned the Congress-National Conference (NC) alliance following a resolution in Jammu and Kashmir's new assembly calling for the restoration of Article 370.

Malegaon bank deposits spark probe

The sudden influx of over Rs 12-15 crore each into the accounts of 12 unemployed youths, totalling more than Rs 125 crore, at the Malegaon Merchant Bank has raised alarm ahead of Maharashtra's state assembly elections.

Not all Sikhs Khalistanis, says Trudeau

In what some may view as a belated acknowledgment of political reality, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently clarified that while there are indeed supporters of Khalistan in Canada, they do not represent the broader Sikh community.

PUTIN RANKS INDIA AS A POTENTIAL SUPER POWER

RIDING HIGH | Says India has unique qualitative relations with Kremlin

Historic 1857 uprising weapons found in UP

In a surprising discovery, a large cache of weapons believed to date back to the 1857 Indian rebellion has been unearthed in Shahjahanpur.

BCCI, PCB Clash Over CT Venue

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi on Friday denied receiving any formal communication from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) regarding India's refusal to travel to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy (CT).

CJI bids farewell, legacy of judicial reform endures

\"Mukhalif se meri shaksiyat sanwarti hai, mein dushmanon ka bada ehtiram karta hoon\" (\"Opposition makes me a better person; I hold my adversaries in great respect\"), Justice D.Y. Chandrachud reflected, addressing both critics and colleagues in a farewell that marked the end of his groundbreaking tenure as the 50th Chief Justice of India.

SHAH HINTS FADNAVIS CAN BE CM

In the upcoming state assembly elections, the three parties of the ruling Mahayuti are contesting under Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's leadership.

BHUJBAL CLARIFIES ON FEAR OF ED

\"I joined the Mahayuti government for the development of my constituency, not because of the threat of ED inquiry,\" declared NCP leader Bhujbal.

GO HOME! TRUMP MASS DEPORTATION PLAN

DAY ONE AGENDA | This could be a major cause of concern among immigrants in the US, many of them Indians

New Bench to decide AMU minority status

The contentious legal question over Aligarh Muslim University's minority status will now be decided by a new bench, the Supreme Court ruled on Friday (by a 4:3 majority), overruling the 1967 judgement which had said the university cannot be considered a minority institution since it was created by a central law.

Masterji, Ladies Tailor, is passé

The Uttar Pradesh State Women's Commission on Friday proposed a sweeping policy to \"safeguard\" women by mandating female-only trainers, tailors, and gym instructors, complete with background checks on men who dare to measure or spot women in tailoring shops, salons, and gyms.

Modi poll mantra: 'Ek hai toh safe hai'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi kicked off his campaign on Friday with a unity message of \"Ek hai, toh safe hai\", taking off on his party colleague and Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath's slogan of 'batenge to katenge'.

MHADA's Konkan Board gets 4,420 applications till Nov 7

The Konkan Housing and Area Development Board, a regional unit of MHADA, has received 4,420 applications for housing lottery till November 7, while 1,313 people have paid the required earnest money deposit (EMD) for the registration and application process for the sale of 12,626 housing units on October 11.

SECI bars Ambani

Solar Energy Corp of India has barred Anil Ambani group Reliance Power Ltd. and its units from participating in auctions for three years, alleging that a subsidiary submitted fake bank guarantee to back its bid for battery storage tender.

Spectrum roll out for Musk?

In a boost to Elon Musk's Starlink, Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has said the spectrum for satellite broadband will be allocated and not auctioned as sought by Indian billionaires Mukesh Ambani and Sunil Mittal. The satellite broadband spectrum will however be not given free and sector regulator Trai will fix a price for the resource, he told PTI in a text and video interview.

Rahul says he is pro-business

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, in a video statement on Thursday, clarified his stance on business, asserting he is not \"antibusiness\" as portrayed by the BJP, but rather \"antimonopoly.\"

Bangla Hindus feel the heat in Chittagong

Tensions have escalated sharply in Chittagong, a major port city in Bangladesh, following violent confrontations between the local Hindu community and security forces.

Jet flies into sunset

It will be the end of an era as Jet Airways fades into oblivion with the Supreme Court ordering liquidation of its assets. Along with the assets, it will be requiem for nostalgic moments of luxury, service, and ambition.

'Treat us with respect, don't be paternalistic'

F1 drivers unite to berate their governing body, write open letter

Chepauk very good; Kanpur unsatisfactory, rest just okay

ICC RATES INDIAN PITCHES

WHY THE SKY IS BLUE

His pathbreaking achievement boiled down to the simple question: \"Why the sky is blue?\" In his quest to reach the answer, Sir C.V. Raman went on beyond Sir Isaac Newton's discovery of the constitution of light to find out what ensues when light encounters matter.