Manoj Jarange Patil ends 20-day fast after government assures Maratha Kunbi certificates in 90 days
Manoj Jarange Patil ends 20-day fast after government assures Maratha Kunbi certificates in 90 days
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Manoj Jarange Patil ends 20-day fast after government assures Maratha Kunbi certificates in 90 days

Jarange also appealed to protesters who had already reached Mumbai to return. While the hunger strike has been suspended, he said, the agitation itself would continue.

The Yamuna will receive additional freshwater under the Kishau project, with Delhi and Rajasthan agreeing to fund the project’s power component in return for a share of the water, Union jal shakti minister CR Patil said on Wednesday | Latest News Delhi
Applied Materials will invest Rs 3,600 crore in Karnataka over the next decade. The company signed an MoU with the Karnataka government for this significant project. This investment will focus on research, manufacturing, and software development for chip production. The initiative is expected to create approximately one thousand new employment opportunities. This marks the first industrial project at Bengaluru Signature Business Park.

Jarange Patil remained firm on going ahead with the protest. “We have decided to protest democratically on September 19.

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Two days after it diverted the local development fund of Baner area for seeking enquiry into the irregularities in spending of development funds by BJP legislator and state minister Chandrakant Patil in the area, the ruling BJP has targeted another NCP corpora