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Gujarat: Water Level Crosses Danger Mark In Bharuch; List Of Trains Diverted Or Cancelled

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Since water level has crossed the danger mark  on  bridge  no 502  between  Bharuch – Ankleshwar  (Vadodara division), the following trains have been cancelled/diverted:

1) 22930 Vadodara-Dahanu Road Jco 18-09-2023; fully cancelled

2) 22929 Dahanu Road. – Vadodara Jco 18-09-2023; fully cancelled

3) 09156 Vadodara – Surat Jco 18-09-2023; fully cancelled

4) 09155 Surat – Vadodara Jco 18-09-2023; fully cancelled

5) 09318 Anand – Vadodara Jco 18-09-2023; fully cancelled

6) 12939 Pune – Jaipur Jco 17-09-2023; diverted Via  Bhestan – Jalgaon – Bhusaval  – Itarasi – Bhopal  – Sant Hirdaram Nagar  – Nagda

7) 12928 Ekta nagar Dadar Express of 17-9-23; cancelled 

8) 22413 Madgaon -H Nizamuddin Express Jco 17.9.23; diverted via Udhna- Jalgaon – Bhusaval – Itarasi – Khandwa – Gwalior-Mathura

9) 22953 Mumbai -Ahmedabad Jco 18-09-23; cancelled.

10) 20901 Mumbai-Gandhinagar Vande Bharat Jco 18-09-23; cancelled

11) 20902 Gandhinagar-Mumbai Vande Bharat Jco 18-09-23; cancelled  

 12) 12009 Mumbai – Ahmedabad Shatabdi Exp Jco 18-09-23; cancelled

 13) 12010 Ahmedabad- Mumbai Jco 18-09-23; cancelled  

 14) 19015 Dadar – Porbandar Jco 18-09-23; cancelled

 15) 12934 Ahmedabad -Mumbai Jco 18-09-23; cancelled

 16) 12932 Ahmedabad-Mumbai Jco 18-09-23; cancelled

 17) 82902 Ahmedabad-Mumbai Tejas Express Jco; 18-09-23 cancelled

 18) 22954 Ahmedabad-Mumbai Jco 18-09-23; cancelled

 19) 12933 Mumbai -Ahmedabad Jco 18-09-23; cancelled 

 20) 12931 Mumbai-Ahmedabad Jco 18-09-23; cancelled  

 21) 82901 Mumbai-Ahmedabad Tejas Express Jco 18-09-23; cancelled   

 22) 12471 Bandra Terminus-Sri Mara Vaishnodevi Katra Swaraj Express JCO 18-09-23; Cancelled  

23) 12925 Bandra T -Amritsar Jco 18-09-23; cancelled 

24) 09172 Bharuch -Surat Jco 18-09-23; cancelled

25) 04711 Bikaner-Bandra Jco 16-09-23 which was  short terminated at Ahmedabad will now  run up to its destination.

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Maharashtra Urdu Academy should be formed, funds and staff should be appointed for the promotion of Urdu language Abu Asim Azmi

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Mumbai: Mumbai Maharashtra Legislative Assembly member Abu Asim Azmi has demanded the immediate formation of Urdu Academy to promote Urdu. He said that academies of other languages ​​including Gujarati and Marathi are active, but the condition of Urdu Academy is pathetic. Earlier there were 25 employees in this academy, but now only the superintendent is left. The remaining 24 have retired. The government needs to pay attention to the plight of Urdu.

The formation of this academy will promote Urdu. Azmi demanded that the Urdu Academy is facing difficulties due to the provision of funds. He said that the government allocates Rs 1 crore on paper, but this fund is not provided. Abu Asim Azmi said that Urdu is the language of our country. Whenever the Chief Minister or any other minister speaks in the House, they resort to Urdu poetry. But when it comes to the establishment of Urdu Academy and the development of Urdu language, the government is doing injustice

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On the third day of Maharashtra Assembly, the opposition protested against the corruption of Rs 3000 crore.

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Mumbai: On the third day of Maharashtra Assembly in Mumbai, the opposition accused the ruling party of corruption and protested on the stairs of Vidhan Bhavan, accusing the government of giving contracts to every company of its choice. The state’s construction and development department has given a contract of Rs 3000 crore to Mahagathbandhan government’s Megha Engineering Company. Many shortcomings have been found in the work of this company, but despite this it is dear to the government. Therefore, slogans were raised on the stairs of Vidhan Bhavan that giving contract to this company is condemnable. Opposition members were also holding banner posters of contractor Megha Engineering, in which the picture of the owner of Megha Company was also visible. The opposition has intensified its protest against corruption in the Mahagathbandhan government. Shiv Sena opposition leader Ambadas Danve, Congress members and all parties including Congress protested loudly on the stairs of Vidhan Bhavan and drew the attention of the government towards this.

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High Court Issues Notice to Mumbai Police and Maharashtra Pollution Control Board Over Mosque Loudspeaker Dispute

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Mumbai: The Bombay High Court today issued a notice to Mumbai police authorities and the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) regarding a petition filed by five mosques challenging what they term as arbitrary actions involving the removal of loudspeakers and the non-renewal of their licenses.

The petition raises concerns over the recent enforcement actions carried out by police officials, which the mosques allege are unauthorized and infringe upon their religious rights. The petitioners argue that the actions lack proper authority and transparency, leading to undue hardship and disruption of religious activities.

The High Court has directed the police to submit an affidavit along with relevant records concerning the actions taken against these mosques by the next hearing scheduled for July 9, 2025. The court’s directive aims to ensure accountability and transparency in the actions undertaken by law enforcement agencies.

Senior Advocate Yusuf Moochala appeared for the petitioners, effectively representing their interests. Among the legal representatives was Advocate Mubin Solkar, who was highlighted for his advocacy in the proceedings. Other junior counsel also participated in the hearing, emphasizing the case’s importance and the need for clear directives in matters involving religious practices and civil authority.

This case underscores the ongoing tension between law enforcement and religious communities regarding the use of loudspeakers and other religious paraphernalia. The court’s upcoming order will be closely watched by various stakeholders, emphasizing the delicate balance between public regulation and religious freedom.

As the legal process continues, the petitioners hope for a resolution that respects their religious rights while adhering to necessary regulations. The next hearing on July 9 will likely provide further clarity on the measures to be taken by authorities.

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