Quota stir: Marathas and OBCs adamant; Maha CM Shinde calls all-party meet
Protests over Maratha reservation in Maharashtra intensify as opposing groups refuse to compromise, indicating a deadlock in resolving the issue. | Mumbai news
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Protests over Maratha reservation in Maharashtra intensify as opposing groups refuse to compromise, indicating a deadlock in resolving the issue. | Mumbai news
Labourers rescued from Hooghly district, West Bengal through the efforts of DLSA met Rajesh Kumar, Secretary, District Legal Services Authority. The 12 labourers present narrated their ordeal to the secretary of the authority and said that they still owed a total of Rs 2,04648, which has not been
Protests over Maratha reservation in Maharashtra continue as both pro and anti-quota groups stand firm. The state government has called for an all-party meeting to address the issue. The demand for Maratha quotas has been ongoing for decades, but previous attempts to grant reservation were overturned by courts. The current crisis began when protesters demanding OBC status for Marathas were lathi-charged by police. The government's recent order for quotas left all sides unhappy. Protests have spread to different cities, and hunger strikes and sit-in protests are planned. | Latest News India
In a shocking move, the Allahabad High Court on September 6 granted bail to two accused booked under the Uttar Pradesh Freedom of Religion Act. The court,
Pune, the cultural capital of Maharashtra, is expected to remain under the cover of generally cloudy skies with moderate to heavy showers