Surendra P Gangan is a journalist for Hindustan Times, focusing on local news in India, specifically in the state of Maharashtra and the city of Mumbai. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, government decisions, infrastructure development, and political campaigns.
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Mumbai, May 14 -- Following the end of the fourth phase of polling, all eyes in Maharashtra are now on the 10 prestige seats in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) that go to polls of May 20.
Owing to high temperatures in many parts, voters are turning up late in the evening, leading to the actual voting ending late,” said an official from the Election Commission. “As per the trends in the first three phases, we have witnessed an addition of at least 8% in the final turnout
The water storage in the dams in Marathwada dropped to nearly one-tenth of capacity on Friday while on the same day last year it was more two-fifths even as eight dams that supply water to Beed have no water
During his rally in Nashik, Modi also targeted NCP founder Sharad Pawar, stating that the former Union Agriculture Minister had done little for farmers
Maharashtra is a key state for both the NDA and the INDIA bloc. The state sends the second-highest number of members to the Lok Sabha at 48
PM Modi holds a massive roadshow in Ghatkopar, Mumbai, reaching out to both Marathi and Gujarati voters ahead of polling day.
Modi accuses Congress of appeasing Muslims, vows not to allow budget distribution based on religion. Claims opposition admitting defeat in polls. Promises support for onion farmers.
Speaking at a rally in Shivaji Park ahead of the fifth phase of polling on Monday, including in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), he claimed that during his 10 year stint as the prime minister, he ensured that Mumbai got its dues in terms of safety and security of citizens, development, investment, and opportunities for youth, which had all been stalled by the Maharashtra Vikas Aghadi (MVA)
Thackeray's comments come in response to criticism from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who had stated that the INDIA faction is a divided house
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