Borivali (Mumbai) Nancy S.T. Bus Stand: A shocking ordeal of filth!
The contract for cleaning this toilet was given to a private contractor. As the contract period has expired, the toilets are currently being cleaned by the MSRTC employees.
France should adopt a policy of ‘Zero Tolerance’ going forward
Paris Riots: ‘Zero Tolerance’ Policy Demanded from French Government
Efforts to Remove the Merely Nominal Status of ‘Marathi Language Officers’ in Government Offices !
It is the job of the Marathi Language Officer to ensure that Marathi is being used properly in government offices.
Police deny permission to MLA T. Raja Singh’s Dharmasabha, due to pressure from Muslims!
Citing law-and-order concerns, the Bhopal Police denied permission for a Dharmasabha organised by the Hindu organisation ‘Dharmarakshak’.
Administration removes grammatically incorrect signboard at Mantralaya entrance
At the ‘Garden Gate’ entrance of Mantralaya, the notice board displayed the message: “मंत्रालय प्रवेश करीता ०२.०० वाजल्यांचे रांग येथुन चालु”. Not a single word on the board had been written correctly in Marathi.
I experienced something extraordinary in the Sanatan Ashram that is laying the foundation of a Hindu Rashtra: Shri Bhagwat Sharan Mahant Radhakrishna Swami
Bhagwat Sharan Mahant Radhakrishna Swami, Managing President of the ‘National Society for Hare Krishna Consciousness’ visit to Sanatan’s Ashram in Ramnathi, Goa.
Grave Situation of Disposal of Court Cases in Maharashtra
Under the RTIO act, Mr Pritam Nachankar, a special correspondent of ‘Sanatan Prabhat’ periodicals, had asked the Mumbai High Court for information on the situation of pending cases in the fast-track courts.
Rivers in Maharashtra’s pilgrimage sites in the grip of pollution
Major nalas of Kolhapur city directly merge into the Panchaganga River, the river which is a boon for Kolhapur city, and which is formed by the confluence of 5 different rivers.
Political use of ‘Maulana Azad Minority Financial Development Corporation’ by Congress to win elections !
In the past 25 years, an amount of ₹158 crore 53 lakh 45 thousand remains outstanding from as many as 43 thousand 412 beneficiaries.