Maratha Rally In Mumbai

Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party convenor Arvind Kejriwal will address a rally at the birthplace of Jijabai, mother of Maratha warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji, in Maharashtra today.

More than 800,000 protesters who are Marathas disrupted Mumbai traffic and strained its railway network on Wednesday as they pressed their demands for reserved quotas in government jobs and colleges for students. The Marathas are a politically powerful group because they constitute 33 percent of Maharashtra's population. Chief Minister Devendra Fad...

Exactly a year after the Maratha Kranti Morcha had organised its first silent march in Aurangabad, which was followed by other cities across Maharashtra, it is ready to hold its "biggest" rally in Mumbai tomorrow.

Taking their agitation to the state capital, the Maratha community today held a "warm up" bike rally protest in the city to press for their various demands, ahead of their December morcha planned in Nagpur during the winter session of the state Legislature.

A new mobile application will now provide information and help coordinate protests by the Maratha community in Maharashtra. The application -- called EXYnow -- has already been downloaded 500 times.

Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party convenor Arvind Kejriwal will address a rally at the birthplace of Jijabai, mother of Maratha warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji, in Maharashtra today.

More than 800,000 protesters who are Marathas disrupted Mumbai traffic and strained its railway network on Wednesday as they pressed their demands for reserved quotas in government jobs and colleges for students. The Marathas are a politically powerful group because they constitute 33 percent of Maharashtra's population. Chief Minister Devendra Fad...

Exactly a year after the Maratha Kranti Morcha had organised its first silent march in Aurangabad, which was followed by other cities across Maharashtra, it is ready to hold its "biggest" rally in Mumbai tomorrow.

Taking their agitation to the state capital, the Maratha community today held a "warm up" bike rally protest in the city to press for their various demands, ahead of their December morcha planned in Nagpur during the winter session of the state Legislature.

A new mobile application will now provide information and help coordinate protests by the Maratha community in Maharashtra. The application -- called EXYnow -- has already been downloaded 500 times.