The Maharashtra Home Department recently allocated ₹60 crore for the construction of seven new police stations in the city. Of the ₹60 crore, the government has sanctioned ₹7.50 crore for Kharadi police station, ₹8.81 crore for Phursungi, ₹8.60 crore for Nanded City, ₹8.75 crore for Wagholi, ₹8.60 crore for Baner, ₹7.09 crore for Ambegaon, and ₹10.24 crore for Kalepadal police station.
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Vivad Se Vishwas Scheme gets 1-mth extension
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Govt Starts Countervailing Duty Probe On Vietnamese Chemical
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Sensex drops by 451 points, Nifty ends below 23,650
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