Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said that Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi should scrap the India-US trade deal, which he described as being against the interests of Indian farmersm news agency PTI reported. The Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition, while addressing the Kisan Mahachaupal farmers rally in Bhopal, said, "After the US Supreme Court ruling on the trade deal, I challenge PM Modi to scrap it." “The Indo-US trade deal is against the interests of our farmers and was done by PM Modi under pressure," Gandhi added. He also alleged that he was not allowed to speak in the Lok Sabha after the President's address. Talking about former army chief General Manoj Naravane's memoir, Gandhi said that the decision to go to war is a political decision and not a military one, PTI reported. During the proceedings of Parliamentary Budget Session 2026 on Wednesday, Gandhi cited the former army chief's “unreleased memoir” to claim that PM Modi shed responsibility during the India-China conflict in 2020 and passed the buck on to Naravane. While speaking in the Lok Sabha, Gandhi held Naravane’s unreleased memoir and said he would like the youngsters in India to know that this ‘book’ exists despite the government claiming otherwise. “Every youngster in India should read this book,” he added. The former Congress chief also said that Naravane has written the full account of what happened in Ladakh. “This book clearly states that when the Chinese army had entered our border, in such a critical moment, the army chief was made to wait. And when the time came to make a decision, the PM simply said, 'Jo aapko uchit lage woh kijiye,' Gandhi further asserted. Rahul Gandhi exchanges words with Ravneet Bittu Gandhi exchanged barbs with former party colleague and Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu in the Parliament premises. In a video, Gandhi was heard calling Bittu “a traitor", and the minister retorted with the “desh ke dushman (enemy of the nation)" jibe. The incident took place right outside Parliament’s Makar Dwar. As soon as Gandhi was about to speak, Bittu passed by and remarked, “The suspended Congress MPs are sitting here as if they have won a war." Gandhi hit back, “There is a traitor walking right by." (With inputs from PTI)
01 March,2026 11:20 PM IST | Bhopal | mid-day online correspondentAmid the escalating global tensions, the Indian Army has thwarted multiple Pakistani drone intrusion attempts in Jammu and Kashmir in the Poonch district, along the Line of Control (LoC). This happens after a rapidly evolving situation in West Asia. As reported by news agency ANI, the situation in West Asia has escalated significantly as of March 1, 2026, following a joint military strike by the US and Israel against Iranian leadership and military targets. Indian Army thwarts 2-3 quadcopters in Jammu and Kashmir Following the escalated tension, the Indian Army on Sunday successfully thwarted an attempt by 2-3 small quadcopters to violate airspace along the Line of Control in the Poonch area of Jammu and Kashmir in the early hours of Sunday, officials said. According to officials, the incident occurred between 5:45 am and 6:00 am when the quadcopters attempted to breach Indian airspace along the LoC, reported ANI. Swift counter-drone actions by vigilant Indian Army personnel successfully thwarted the attempt, forcing the quadcopters to return, officials said. Army troops opened fire in Poonch As reported earlier, army troops opened fire to bring down a Pakistani drone after it entered the Indian side from across the Line of Control (LoC) in the Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir early Sunday, officials said. As per PTI, the drone returned to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) after hovering briefly in the Digwar area, the officials said. This was the second time in three days that troops opened fire after picking up drone movement from across the border. The officials said the troops manning A forward post noticed the enemy drone at around 6.10 am and fired over a dozen rounds to bring it down. However, the drones then escaped the gunshots and immediately returned. A search operation was launched to ensure that there was no airdropping of weapons or narcotics by the drone, the officials said. On February 27, troops had also fired on a Pakistani drone in the same area. The officials further added that this is not an isolated incident; there have been multiple drone sightings along the LoC and International Border in recent days. The Indian Army has intensified surveillance and monitoring to counter future attempts. (With inputs from ANI and PTI)
01 March,2026 02:13 PM IST | Poonch | mid-day online correspondentPrime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday expressed deep sorrow over the loss of lives in the devastating blast at an explosives factory in Maharashtra’s Nagpur district. Calling the incident “deeply distressing,” the Prime Minister conveyed his condolences to the families of the deceased and prayed for the speedy recovery of those injured. “The local administration is assisting those affected,” Modi said in a post on X, acknowledging ongoing relief efforts at the site. Rs 2 lakh for kin of deceased, Rs 50,000 for injured The Prime Minister announced financial assistance from the Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund (PMNRF) for the victims of the tragedy. An ex gratia of Rs 2 lakh will be provided to the next of kin of each deceased, while those injured in the blast will receive Rs 50,000. The relief package aims to support affected families in the aftermath of the incident. 17 killed, 18 injured in factory blast At least 17 people lost their lives and 18 others were injured in the explosion at SBL Energy Limited’s facility in Raulgaon, Nagpur, on Sunday morning. The blast occurred at the detonator packing unit of the factory, which manufactures mining and industrial explosives. Rescue and relief operations were immediately launched, with multiple agencies deployed at the site. Relief and rescue efforts continue Authorities are continuing rescue operations and providing medical assistance to the injured, who have been shifted to hospitals in Nagpur. The incident has raised concerns over industrial safety, with investigations underway to determine the cause of the explosion and assess compliance with safety protocols. The Prime Minister’s announcement comes as part of ongoing efforts by the government to support victims and ensure accountability in the wake of the tragedy. CM Fadnavis orders inquiry into Nagpur explosives factory blast Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis termed the blast at an explosives factory in Nagpur district as "extremely tragic and unfortunate", and said a detailed probe has been ordered into the incident. Orders have been issued for a thorough investigation into the cause of the explosion, Fadnavis said in a statement. The CM said he is in constant touch with the local administration, and that the district collector and superintendent of police rushed to the spot immediately after the blast.
01 March,2026 01:49 PM IST | New Delhi | mid-day online correspondentAir India has cancelled 22 more international services for Sunday, taking the total number of overseas flight cancellations announced so far to 50 due to the Middle East crisis. Indian airlines are expected to cancel 444 international flights on March 1 due to airspace restrictions in the Middle East, according to the Civil Aviation Ministry. The Tata Group-owned airline on Sunday said close monitoring and careful assessment of the evolving situation in the Middle East have necessitated further curtailment of its scheduled operations. “As part of our continuing assessment of the evolving situation in the Middle East, in the interest of the safety and security of our guests and staff, Air India has cancelled the following flights scheduled on 01 March 2026:•AI161/AI162 and AI111/AI112: Delhi-London… — Air India Newsroom (@AirIndia_News) February 28, 2026 Flights to and from Mumbai-London (AI131/ AI130), Delhi- Birmingham (AI113/ AI118), Delhi-Amsterdam (AI155/ AI156), Delhi-Zurich (AI151/ AI152), Delhi-Milan (AI137 / AI138), Delhi-Vienna (AI153 / AI154) and Bengaluru-London (Heathrow) (AI133 / AI132) have been cancelled for the day. Other cancelled flights are AI157 / AI158 on the Delhi-Copenhagen, AI2017 / AI2018 and AI2015/AI2016 on the Delhi-London (Heathrow), as well as AI2029 / AI2030 on the Delhi-Frankfurt routes, the airline said in a post on X. On Saturday, Air India announced the cancellation of 28 overseas flights on various routes for Sunday. Aviation regulator DGCA is closely coordinating with airlines to ensure full compliance with safety and operational regulations. There were no specific updates on international operations from IndiGo on Sunday. The conflict between Israel and the US, and Iran has also resulted in multiple airspace closures in the Middle East, massively disrupting flight operations. India assures visa relief to stranded foreign travellers Meanwhile, in view of flight cancellations following the escalating security situation in the Middle East, India on Sunday asked foreign nationals in the country to approach relevant authorities for visa extensions. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) issued an advisory for foreign nationals impacted by the travel disruptions. The MEA urged foreign nationals to contact their nearest Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) if they require assistance with visa extensions or need to regularise their stay. "All foreign nationals in India, who have had to change their travel plans due to the ongoing developments in the West Asia region and need assistance with extension of their visa or to regularise their stay, are requested to contact the nearest Foreigners Regional Registration Office," it said. The MEA said the FRROs concerned will extend assistance. It is not immediately clear how many foreign tourists are stranded in India due to the flight cancellations. (With inputs from Agencies)
01 March,2026 01:38 PM IST | New Delhi | mid-day online correspondentAmid escalating tensions in the Middle East following intensifying attacks on Iran by Israel and the United States, IndiGo has announced an extension of their temporary suspension of select international flights that operate through Middle Eastern airspace. While issuing an official statement on social media platform X, Indigo said that it continues to “observe developments across parts of the Middle East and surrounding regions with utmost attentiveness,” assuring passengers that all operational decisions are being taken “with care and prudence.” Travel AdvisoryWe continue to observe developments across parts of the Middle East and surrounding regions with utmost attentiveness. We understand that this period may feel uncertain, and we want to reassure you that every decision is being taken with care and prudence.In… — IndiGo (@IndiGo6E) March 1, 2026 IndiGo suspends select international flights till March 2 Indigo further added that, “In view of the prevailing situation, the temporary suspension of select international flights that use Middle East airspace has been extended until 2nd March 2026, 23:59 hrs IST." Acknowledging the inconvenience caused by sudden changes to travel plans, the carrier has offered impacted customers the option to either rebook on alternate flights or claim a full refund. “We recognise that changes to travel plans can cause inconvenience. Customers whose bookings are impacted may opt for alternate flight options or claim a full refund via,” Indigo added while posting on social media platform X. Furthermore, IndiGo has also announced full flexibility and waiver benefits for passengers travelling to and from the Middle East, as well as other impacted international sectors. These benefits are applicable until March 7, 2026, for bookings made on or before February 28, 2026. Customers can opt for a full refund at no additional cost Amid the uncertainties, the airline has clarified that eligible customers can opt for a full refund or reschedule their travel at no additional cost. Indigo also asserted, “In our continued effort to stand by you during this time, we are extending full flexibility and waivers for travel to and from the Middle East, along with other impacted international sectors, until 7th March 2026, for bookings made on or before 28th February 2026. Customers may opt for a full refund or reschedule at no additional cost.” Indigo further said that any further changes would be communicated directly to customers through their registered contact details, adding that it remains committed to supporting passengers during the period of uncertainty.
01 March,2026 12:43 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentAam Aadmi Party (AAP) National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal will address a massive public rally at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on Sunday, March 1. The event marks Kejriwal's first major public appearance following his recent acquittal by a trial court in the Delhi excise policy case. The rally comes after the court discharged Kejriwal and former Delhi minister Manish Sisodia in the Delhi excise police case. On X, Kejriwal wrote, " AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal tweets, 'I'm glad that the program will finally take place as per the scheduled program. You must come." While Delhi Police initially denied permission for the gathering on Saturday. Earlier, Kejriwal said on denying permission for the rally that holding a rally is a constitutional right, and this kind of authoritarianism is not right. On X, he expressed that, "Tomorrow, the Aam Aadmi Party had a rally at Jantar Mantar. This rally had been announced several days in advance. At the very last moment, these people got the police to cancel the rally. Is this the result of yesterday's court order? Holding a rally, voicing one's opinionthese are constitutional rights of everyone. This kind of authoritarianism is not right. We should be allowed to hold the rally." The party's Delhi Unit President of AAP, Saurabh Bharadwaj, also announced on Saturday that Former Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal will hold a rally at Jantar Mantar in the national capital on March 1. Addressing a press conference here, Bharadwaj said that initially the police had denied permission for the rally, but eventually agreed to it. The AAP leader said, "Tomorrow, Sunday, AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal will address a rally at Jantar Mantar. Initially, Delhi Police today stated that the rally could not be held, after which AAP leaders talked to senior police officials. The status is that the rally will take place as scheduled tomorrow at 11 am." This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever
01 March,2026 09:20 AM IST | New Delhi | ANIPETA India has urged the Galgotias University to donate its robotic dog Orion to help replace real dogs used in circuses and facilitate their rehabilitation. The robotic dog in question was recently displayed at the India AI Impact Summit 2026, where the university courted controversy after trying to pass off the Chinese robot as its own. In a February 26 letter to the university, PETA wrote, “It may be used to replace real dogs used in shows who we can then rehome to loving families or in a sanctuary.” It added, “The donation of Orion would show that Galgotias University is committed to animal welfare and using technology for good. Your students could even play a direct role by training circus performers to use the technology and by supporting their smooth transition to humane, tech-driven alternatives.”There was no immediate response from Galgotias University on the letter. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever
01 March,2026 09:07 AM IST | New Delhi | AgenciesAs many as 21 people were killed and six others critically injured in a cracker unit blast around 2 pm in Kakinada district on Saturday, a top police official said. “We have information that 20 people were killed in the incident,” Kakinada Superintendent of Police G Bindu Madhav said. Andhra Pradesh Home Minister Vangalapudi Anitha said that six people were critically injured in the cracker unit blast. N Chandrababu Naidu “This is the biggest blast in the state. Full details are yet to come. There is no chance that anyone would survive. Some people are undergoing treatment,” he said. The intensity of the explosion at Vetlakpalem village in Samarlakota mandal was so strong that bodies were flung into nearby paddy fields, a police official said. An investigation into the cause of the fire, which led to the blast, is ongoing, police officials said. The Kakinada Government General Hospital superintendent said the hospital received seven patients with burns ranging from 90 to 100 per cent. Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu expressed on X, “The explosion at a crackers manufacturing unit at Vetlapalem village in Kakinada district has really pained me. Multiple people losing their lives in this accident is sad.” Horrifying scenes played out amid lush green paddy fields as locals were seen shifting bodies in “barakalu”, sheets made of fertiliser bags. Fire and smoke emanated from the blast site, and an ambulance rushed to rescue the injured. “We are monitoring the rescue efforts and will come to the aid of the affected families,” Naidu said. In a post on X, PM Modi announced Rs 2 lakh ex gratia from PMNRF to the next of kin of each deceased while the injured would be given Rs 50,000. President Droupadi Murmu, Home Minister Amit Shah among those who expressed condolences. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever
01 March,2026 09:04 AM IST | Vetlapalem (Andhra Pradesh) | AgenciesThe Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) on Saturday released its preliminary report on the VSR Venture Learjet crash near Baramati that led to the death of late Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar and four others. The report, it said, was prepared based on the preliminary factual information and evidences collected during the initial stages of investigation. The AAIB said that the information is preliminary and subject to change. Hence, unless and otherwise specified, no conclusion shall be drawn from the information provided in the report. In its 22-page preliminary report, the AAIB stated that all aspects of the crash would be investigated to determine the facts, root causes, and contributory factors. The AAIB highlighted the urgency of the following interim safety measures to prevent similar incidents. The AAIB, in its report has urged the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to issue strict instructions to operators flying Visual Flight Rules (VFR) to uncontrolled airfields, ensuring full compliance with standard operating procedures. Operators conducting VFR flights to uncontrolled airfields must strictly follow laid-down standard operating procedures, the report suggests. It said that Directions should be issued to all aerodrome operators to ensure flying operations, including non-scheduled, private, and charter flights, occur only when meteorological conditions comply with DGCA regulations. Uncontrolled airfield and VIP flights The AAIB has highlighted the faded runway markings in its report. The report states that both the pilots have flown to Baramati earlier and were aware of the topography of the airfield. As per the records available with the company, the Pilot in Command (PIC) and First Officer (FO) or Co-pilot had prior experience of operating number of VIP flights and other flights to uncontrolled airfield (Including Baramati). The Baramati Airfield is an uncontrolled airfield which is managed and maintained by the Aerodrome Operator i.e. M/s Maharashtra Airport Development Company Limited (MADC). The airfield is primarily used for flying training operations with two flying training organisations (FTOs) having their base at Baramati i.e. M/s Carver Aviation Pvt. Ltd. and M/s Redbird Flying Training Academy Pvt. Ltd. However, Non-scheduled operations (especially Chartered/VIP flights) are also being carried out at Baramati regularly. Faded Runway Markings at Runway-11 end. Pic/Attached in the report There are two temporary ATC towers each being operated and maintained by respective organisations. The ATC is being handled by the respective Students/Instructors of the FTOs with hand held RT which again is primarily used for assisting the flying training operations. However, the NonScheduled/chartered flights including VIP flights are also handled by either of the two towers manned by their instructors/students only, it stated. Weather information According to the findings in the report, there is no MET facility available at Baramati Airfield. The weather information such as winds, temperature, QNH is generally passed on to the aircraft with the help of a weather instrument installed in the temporary tower of M/s Carver Aviation. There are two wind socks installed in the aerodrome towards runway 29 side. The visibility information is issued to the aircraft based on the visibility chart prepared by the flying training organisations having identified different visibility markers (such as permanent structures) at various locations around the airfield for flying training operations. "On the day of accident, the tower was manned by a ground instructor of one of the FTO who was communicating with the aircraft to assist the landing. The crew of VT-SSK asked for visibility while approaching Baramati for which the tower replied as 3000 meters by looking at the visibility markers. Further, while giving the landing clearance, the tower informed winds as calm. Hence, the visibility reported at Baramati at the time of landing of aircraft was well below the minimum required for VFR flight which is 5000 meters (5 Km)," the report stated. Wreckage and impact As per the report, the aircraft was attempting to land on runway 11 after obtaining landing clearance by Baramati tower. The aircraft, however, crash landed on the left of the runway abeam threshold of runway 11. As per the CCTV footages installed in nearby village, the aircraft was observed to have banked towards right before impacting the terrain. Landing gear and Airframe Fuel Filter towards left. Pic/Attached in the report The aircraft first impacted the trees before hitting the ground which is at a lower elevation than the runway surface. The ground impact of aircraft was at a lateral distance of about 50 meters on the left from edge of RWY 11. The aircraft was engulfed in fire during which the entire cockpit and cabin section got burnt. The aircraft was destroyed during the accident. Circumstances of the crash The Learjet was initially cleared for landing at Baramati airport on the morning of 28 January, following a go-around due to poor visibility. After receiving clearance, the aircraft did not provide a read-back to Air Traffic Control (ATC) and, moments later, burst into flames near the runway edge. Eyewitnesses reported hearing the aircraft transmit: "Oh St ... Oh St..." before it crash-landed on the left side of the runway near the runway 11 threshold. The aircraft crashed barely 200 metres from the edge of the tabletop runway at Baramati airport. The crash The tail portion (Empennage) was the major airframe part which was recovered from the site and was located near the final impact point of the aircraft with ground. Following the crash, both the flight recorders i.e. Solid-State Flight Data Recorders (SSFDR) and Solid-State Cockpit Voice Recorder (SSCVR) were found in their original location i.e. at the tail portion of the aircraft wreckage. Both the recorders were removed from the wreckage and were quarantined for data recovery andfurther analysis.
28 February,2026 09:36 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentLeft parties on Saturday condemned the US and Israel for launching military attacks on Iran, calling them a violation of international law and a threat to global peace. In a statement, the Politburo of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) said the attacks were carried out in "flagrant violation of Iran's national sovereignty, the UN Charter and all international treaties". The Left party alleged that the strikes were launched despite ongoing negotiations with Iran, and accused the US of acting as a "belligerent bully" targeting sovereign countries at will. "The US and Israel carried out these attacks by ignoring the ongoing negotiations with Iran. It is amply clear from the attacks and the statements of US President Donald Trump that they never believed in these negotiations," the CPI(M) said. The party also said the attack on Iran followed immediately after Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded his visit to Israel, and urged the government of India to condemn the military action. "The government of India should unequivocally condemn the attacks on its friendly country Iran, and demand immediate cessation of hostilities," it said. Modi was on a two-day visit to Israel on February 25-26, during which the two nations elevated their "time-tested" relationship to a special strategic partnership and agreed to fast-track a long-awaited free trade deal. CPI(M) general secretary M A Baby said the statements of US President Donald Trump leave no doubt that the US and Israel are "deliberately imposing war on Iran". "This will endanger millions of lives and draw the world to the brink of a catastrophic conflagration with devastating consequences for humanity, threatening international peace and security on a scale unprecedented in recent history." Baby said in a post on X. In a separate statement, the central committee of the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation termed the strikes "criminal missile attacks" and an "act of imperialist aggression". The party said the attacks "pierced the facade of US talks of diplomacy", stressing that it had nothing to do with the Iranian people's struggle for justice and liberty against their government. "India must insist on an immediate cessation of the attacks on Iran," the CPI(ML) Liberation said. It also criticised Modi's visit to Israel, saying the attacks beginning soon after the trip showed how "ill-advised and detrimental to Indian interests that visit was". The party called upon "all peace-loving people of India and the world to stand with Iran and the Iranian people against this US-Israel military aggression". The US and Israel launched a major attack on Iran on Saturday, with the first strike reported near the offices of the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. In a video posted on social media, US President Donald Trump called on the Iranian public to "seize control of your destiny" and rise against the Islamic leadership that has ruled the nation since 1979. Iran responded, as it had been threatening to do for months, first launching a wave of missiles and drones targeting Israel. It followed with strikes targeting US military installations in Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar. The UAE and Iraq have shut down their airspace amid the fresh round of conflict in the Middle East. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever.
28 February,2026 09:12 PM IST | New Delhi | PTIThe Gadchiroli Police in Maharashtra on Saturday said that it demolished 44 Maoist memorials in a large-scale special operation in the district that was carried out earlier this month. The operation was conducted jointly by the Gadchiroli Police and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). Around 800 personnel from 18 teams, including C-60 commandos, Bomb Detection and Disposal Squads (BDDS) and special operations units, took part in the drive, an official statement said. According to police officials, the Maoist memorials had been built in remote and forested areas to create fear among local residents and to show the presence of Maoist groups in the district. The Gadchiroli Police said that the Maoist movement in the district has significantly weakened in recent years due to sustained anti-Maoist operations. The demolition of these structures is being seen as a step towards removing the last visible symbols of Maoist influence in the region. The special operation Search operations were conducted across several forest areas under different police divisions. The 44 demolished memorials were located as follows: - 18 in Etapalli subdivision - 17 in Hedri subdivision - 5 in Bhamragad subdivision - 2 in Jimalgatta subdivision - 1 in Dhanora subdivision - 1 in Pendhri subdivision As part of the operation the BDDS teams first inspected the sites to ensure safety before the structures were brought down, the statement said. Villages such as Pengunda, Kavande, Tumarkothi, Gardewada, Wangeturi and Gatta (Jambiya) were among the areas where the memorials were present and were removed, it said. Continued vigilance Gadchiroli Superintendent of Police Neelotpal said that the Maoist movement in the district has nearly come to an end and that the police remain committed to ensuring a safe environment for residents. He stated that the force stands firmly with the people of the district and urged citizens not to fall prey to Maoist propaganda in the district. Senior officials, including Additional Superintendents of Police and Sub-Divisional Police Officers, supervised the special operation. Police officials said that the action has strengthened public confidence in the administration and improved the sense of security in the entire district in state.
28 February,2026 06:54 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentADVERTISEMENT
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