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"56-Inch Chest vs 56 Parties": Sena, BJP Attack Opposition At Joint Rally
The Lok Sabha elections will be fought between those who take on the country's enemies head-on and others who question the achievements of its armed forces for political reasons, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said at a rally held jointly by the Shiv Sena and the BJP in Kolhapur district on Sunday.
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Live webcast from Mumbai's Mahalakshmi temple proposed
Millions of devotees in India and abroad may be able to offer prayers to Goddess Lakshmi online during Navaratri this year if authorities at the famed Mahalakshmi temple in Mumbai approve a proposal for a live webcast of the 'aarti'.
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Tight security at Mumbadevi, Mahalakshmi temples during Navratri
With Navratri festivities just two days away, preparations are on in full swing at the two most popular temples in the city -- Mahalaxmi temple and Mumbadevi temple. Along with the customary ecclesiastical arrangements, the authorities are going the extra mile this year to make safeguard their temples and devotees from possible terror strikes.
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"56-Inch Chest vs 56 Parties": Sena, BJP Attack Opposition At Joint Rally
The Lok Sabha elections will be fought between those who take on the country's enemies head-on and others who question the achievements of its armed forces for political reasons, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said at a rally held jointly by the Shiv Sena and the BJP in Kolhapur district on Sunday.
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Live webcast from Mumbai's Mahalakshmi temple proposed
Millions of devotees in India and abroad may be able to offer prayers to Goddess Lakshmi online during Navaratri this year if authorities at the famed Mahalakshmi temple in Mumbai approve a proposal for a live webcast of the 'aarti'.
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Tight security at Mumbadevi, Mahalakshmi temples during Navratri
With Navratri festivities just two days away, preparations are on in full swing at the two most popular temples in the city -- Mahalaxmi temple and Mumbadevi temple. Along with the customary ecclesiastical arrangements, the authorities are going the extra mile this year to make safeguard their temples and devotees from possible terror strikes.
