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Rahul Gandhi resumes Bharat Jodo Yatra after visiting gurdwara in Maharashtra’s Nanded

The 3,570-km-long yatra led by the Congress MP reached Deglur in central Maharashtra's Nanded district from Telangana. During his stay in the state, Gandhi will address two rallies as part of the cross-country march aimed at reviving the party

Maharashtra police arrests 23 people in 6 months for extorting money by misusing RTI Act

Special Inspector General of Police, Nanded range, Nisar Tamboli said that these people were filing RTI queries against government officials, as well as private persons at various places, including in the state secretariat ‘Mantralaya’ (in Mumbai), and demanding money from them

Woman strangles infant daughter, two-year-old son to death for crying; burns their bodies

The police arrested the accused woman, Dhurpadabai Ganpat Nimalwad, on Thursday along with her mother and brother, who helped her dispose the bodies of the children

WATCH: Builder shot outside his house in Maharashtra's Nanded

Nanded SP Pramod Kumar Shiwale said that Sanjay Biyani succumbed to bullet injuries after being shot by unidentified assailants

Why Raza Academy’s ‘peaceful protests’ in Maharashtra invariably turn violent and take communal colours

To understand the mindset of those running this Academy, one has to look into the exclusivist Sunni-Barelvi ideology

Maharashtra logs 3,608 new cases of COVID-19 with 48 deaths; active tally drops below 40,000

An official said with 4,285 patients discharged from hospitals in the last 24 hours, the number of recovered cases rose to 63,49,029.

Nanded gurdwara violence: Police files FIR against 64 for attack on cops; 14 arrested so far

Four constables were injured and six vehicles were damaged in the violence; the condition of one of the injured policemen was serious, officials said

Four policemen injured in Maharashtra’s Nanded in attack by sword-wielding men

The attackers stormed out of a gurdwara, broke barricades and attacked the policemen hours after permission for a public procession was denied

An Oral History of the COVID-19 Crisis: 'I just wanted to go home; even if I had to walk 10 km more, I would have'

This account is part of Firstpost’s Oral History Project of the COVID-19 Crisis in India. The Oral History Project aims to be an ongoing compendium of individual experiences of the pandemic, with a focus on one significant day in our respondents’ lives during this time.

Oppressed for generations, women cane cutters in Maharashtra continue to work in inhuman conditions, shows study

Women cane cutters are required to work for 13 to 18 hours a day without any weekly rest day. They work even during illness, menstruation, pregnancy or delivery, which affects their health, the study said