Business Finance
Eight district central cooperative banks (DCCBs) in Maharashtra are currently holding approximately ₹101.2 crore in demonetised ₹500 currency notes, a predicament persisting for over eight years. The Kolhapur DCCB holds the largest portion, amounting to ₹25.3 crore, followed by the Pune DCCB with ₹22.2 crore.​ Challenges in Safekeeping Demonetised Notes These banks face
State News West India
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray has appealed for calm and rational thinking amid ongoing communal tensions over the tomb of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district. Speaking at his annual Gudhi Padwa rally at Shivaji Park, Thackeray urged people not to view history through the lens of religion or caste and instead […]
Technology Telecom
In a significant boost to the financially troubled Vodafone Idea, the Indian government has decided to convert ₹36,950 crore of the company’s outstanding spectrum dues into equity. With this move, the government’s stake in the telecom operator will rise to approximately 48.99%, up from the previous 22.6%, making it the single largest shareholder in the […]
Entertainment Regional Cinema
Veteran Malayalam actor Mohanlal has issued a formal apology following public backlash over scenes in his upcoming film L2: Empuraan, which appeared to reference the 2002 Gujarat riots. The controversy prompted concerns over the depiction of communal violence, leading the actor and the film’s production team to make swift changes. In his statement, Mohanlal said […]